Donald Trump encourages hacking to find the Clinton emails

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29 Jul 2016, 2:12 am

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Hey, here's an idea! Let's see in Russian hackers can deliver us Trump's income tax return!! ! ! :P

I don't think pooty-poot would do that to his good buddy :jester: Trump.

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29 Jul 2016, 5:36 am

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He has avoided many topics he doesn't want to talk about. The stuff he does want to talk about usually lacks substance. Generally its him whining about something, passing blame onto someone else and claiming to "make America great again".

Trump has said very racist things- then he says "oh I didn't mean that" once people get upset.

It's not just greedy people looking for money, its people that were ripped off by him and his businesses. Also- its almost August, where is his taxes? Still being "audited" is no excuse anymore. What exactly is he hiding there?

All suspicious/horrible activities that someone running for president shouldn't be involved with.

I realize Hillary isn't perfect either, but until she is found guilty of something.. give it a rest.


He is hiding his taxes down on a putting green where he is plotting to take on more Golf Scottish territories, this is where he spends his taxes. Trump does not even have a political honours degree so I wonder what he is doing taking the stand as America's hopeful (shameful)l P.M?

As for taking the world stage, Bush and Blair did a fine job of hashing up the explosives on such a timescale that Bin Laden couldn't be found for 10 years, living oh, where was it now? on a U.S compound.

I personally think they are all too old and lack substance and criteria.



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29 Jul 2016, 5:59 am

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From the horses mouth. (And I have screenshots if he deletes it).
https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/sta ... 52?lang=en
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Healthy young child goes to doctor, gets pumped with massive shot of many vaccines, doesn't feel good and changes - AUTISM. Many such cases!


I guess we already know what Mr Trump thinks of the disabled
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PX9reO3QnUA

He obviously equates Autism with brain damage...

Based on his main support base I wouldn't be surprised if he later promotes genetic testing to terminate of fetuses with autism...fits with the elitist alpha values that he and his conservative ilk cherish...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the ... s-animals/



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29 Jul 2016, 6:04 am

The thing is, it's possible that vaccines can cause autism.

It's not going to be the only cause, but immunological reactions do cause autism.

Immunological reactions happen with vaccines. Throw in simple pattern recognition of a kid getting evident/elevated autistic symptoms after a vaccine, and you have a possible connection.

Of course, you need the right person in the right situation, and they may have developed autism anyway; perhaps the reaction is enough to make it worst/evident to people.



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29 Jul 2016, 6:10 am

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He obviously equates Autism with brain damage...


Autism is brain damage in simple terms.

If you want to look towards eugenics and autism, aborting autistic fetuses will be where you want to look (solely because of the autism). They just don't now because they don't have a test for it. That's in the domain of the left.

(Yes, Trump is a jerk when he made fun of that disabled reporter. Lots of people made fun of Trump too, before it happened. People are jerks.)



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29 Jul 2016, 7:58 am

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Were you so upset about Wikileaks before? Are you with McCain now and think we need to execute Julian Assange and Edward Snowden? What a joke!

It's so sickening someone broke into Hillary's unsecured email that she says she had no sensitive data on, it's a national security issue! Oh, is it now? Should she be held accountable for her gross negligence if this is actually true?

This hack already happened, it's not encouraging anything, it's information that is out there just waiting to be released.

Democrats are more worried about Russians now than ISIS, what a joke! There is absolutely no proof Russia did anything, what everybody cares about is the content of the emails. Nothing to hide, nothing to fear! No one in the media would be crying if they had released information about Trump, it's all such hypocritical nonsense.

Do you have any issue with the collusion between the DNC and the Clinton campaign? What about the collusion with the so called 'independent press'? They've been exposed and now they scurrying like the cockroaches they are.


They hacked the DNC, not Hillary. So he did encourage Russia to hack Clinton. And it's less about the hack than it is about Trump's call for a foreign government to commit espionage to help his campaign. You're either obfuscating the issue or you're just misunderstanding the issue. You have taken Raptor's place as the biggest political troll on this site.

And Dillogic,

No, vaccines do not cause autism. The only study that has ever shown a link has been thoroughly discredited over and over again.



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29 Jul 2016, 8:21 am

The only ones who should be repelled, are those special species who believe that just because they don't have carry an autistic numberplate that they ought to be excluded from the bile they drag in after them. Clearly putting their head and shoulders above the rest has not surrendered a dynamic outcome to the empathic suffering that we all face.



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29 Jul 2016, 8:53 am

I don't know all the details, but apparently some have said Trump may have violated the Logan Act with the hacking comment. I really hope they follow up on this. Trump needs to be held responsible for his words more. He simply can't keep saying "I was kidding" or "it was taken out of context". It's best we stop his crap now, rather than later.. just in case he does become president. He doesn't even have his facts straight about who Clinton has as a vice president pick! It's clear he is unprepared and is just conning so many people.

I strongly feel if he were elected, he would tick off many country leaders and then backpeddle and say "oh no, you misunderstood me! Don't go to war with us! Don't stop trading with us!".

Between all the lawsuits, all the people he hasnt paid, his speech and so much more, he isnt fit to be president.. period.



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29 Jul 2016, 8:56 am

Dillogic wrote:
The thing is, it's possible that vaccines can cause autism.

It's not going to be the only cause, but immunological reactions do cause autism.

Immunological reactions happen with vaccines. Throw in simple pattern recognition of a kid getting evident/elevated autistic symptoms after a vaccine, and you have a possible connection.

Of course, you need the right person in the right situation, and they may have developed autism anyway; perhaps the reaction is enough to make it worst/evident to people.

Yes, lots of things are possible, but is there legitimate evidence? We don't want to believe things without evidence, do we?



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29 Jul 2016, 9:02 am

I don't like Trump one bit, but this charge is ridiculous. The guy was making a sarcastic joke. Its another example of how authoritarian political correctness is.



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29 Jul 2016, 9:16 am

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I don't like Trump one bit, but this charge is ridiculous. The guy was making a sarcastic joke. Its another example of how authoritarian political correctness is.

His whole campaign is a sick joke. Why should we ever take him seriously?



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29 Jul 2016, 9:24 am

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I don't like Trump one bit, but this charge is ridiculous. The guy was making a sarcastic joke. Its another example of how authoritarian political correctness is.

His whole campaign is a sick joke. Why should we ever take him seriously?


The entire 2016 Presidential race is a joke. And the joke is on us.

Some say 'Are these candidates the best we can do?' Unless someone can produce the theoretical 'good candidates' from out of hiding somewhere, I have to say 'Yes, I am afraid so.'



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29 Jul 2016, 9:48 am

I doubt is was a joke but even if it was autistics are not the only people who can misread intent. An off the cuff joke by a world leader that is misread can have catastrophic consequences


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29 Jul 2016, 9:54 am

http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/20 ... 08-record/

I'm getting tired of everyone complaining that "both candidates suck" and "it's voting for the lesser of two evils." First off, no it's not and secondly until the voter participation increases in all parts of the American democracy then we'll never get the government we want.

I actually like Hillary Clinton and I'm looking forward to voting for her. I was originally for Bernie but I was never Bernie or bust. Hillary has been smeered by Republicans for her entire political career. All of these so called controversies have been shown to be nothing by political witch-hunts. Rep. McCarthy even said as much.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/10/14/politics/ ... index.html

11 hours of her testifying before congress and Republicans couldn't find a single thing.

Hillary isn't perfect, no one is. Peoples' expectations of politicians is so unreasonably high. A politician can't ever change their mind without being labeled a flip-flopper. As someone mentioned earlier. People change and not every change is a shrewd calculation. The amount of scrutiny Hillary has been under would probably drive most of us to a mental breakdown. Can you imagine every aspect of your life being dissected in hopes of someone finding something negative to exploit?

There's a lot more on my mind on this but I'm going to cut it short. I'll just reiterate that I really like Hillary and I'm proud to be voting for her.



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29 Jul 2016, 10:12 am

Lukeda420 wrote:
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/03/08/so-far-turnout-in-this-years-primaries-rivals-2008-record/

I'm getting tired of everyone complaining that "both candidates suck" and "it's voting for the lesser of two evils." First off, no it's not and secondly until the voter participation increases in all parts of the American democracy then we'll never get the government we want.

I actually like Hillary Clinton and I'm looking forward to voting for her. I was originally for Bernie but I was never Bernie or bust. Hillary has been smeered by Republicans for her entire political career. All of these so called controversies have been shown to be nothing by political witch-hunts. Rep. McCarthy even said as much.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/10/14/politics/ ... index.html

11 hours of her testifying before congress and Republicans couldn't find a single thing.

Hillary isn't perfect, no one is. Peoples' expectations of politicians is so unreasonably high. A politician can't ever change their mind without being labeled a flip-flopper. As someone mentioned earlier. People change and not every change is a shrewd calculation. The amount of scrutiny Hillary has been under would probably drive most of us to a mental breakdown. Can you imagine every aspect of your life being dissected in hopes of someone finding something negative to exploit?

There's a lot more on my mind on this but I'm going to cut it short. I'll just reiterate that I really like Hillary and I'm proud to be voting for her.


I concur, 100%.


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29 Jul 2016, 10:36 am

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I doubt is was a joke but even if it was autistics are not the only people who can misread intent. An off the cuff joke by a world leader that is misread can have catastrophic consequences


Reagan was doing a Mike Check prior to a speech in the early 80's. As a joke he suddenly said something like 'The Russians and us have launched all our missliles. We have 20 minutes left.' He didn't know it was being recorded. I thought it was funny as hell and I had even less time being stationed on the border against the Soviets.

Humor will not be tolerated in the new Fascist PC United States.

George tried to warn us.