Social Media Patterns Show Trump Is Looking at a Landslide Victory

a reply to: primespickle

Huh my dad who graduated college and worked on projects that required special government clearance supports Trump, as does my brother a successful business owner who, OMG also graduated college.

I don't support Trump or Hillary but they support Trump, so yeah...

I think you can take your uneducated young college drop out theory and shove it.

a reply to: enlightenedservant

Answer ONE question first ,that I have asked you ....TWICE...and I'll guess for you.

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
a reply to: enlightenedservant

Answer ONE question first ,that I have asked you ....TWICE...and I'll guess for you.

What are you talking about? Be specific instead of typing lame riddles that have nothing to do with my post.

a reply to: enlightenedservant

Do You support Sharia law?
To the earlier discussion.
I can't say, I am a nationalist ,ego and all from my choice of service,so I would have little to say I doubt it.
England has a different world and between us the language barrier continues to confuse us both,what with the rampant colloquialisms,and all.
Us RECCE boys are a crowd unto ourselves in the States and WHO hasn't heard of the 7th Cav ?
Some would think such a life is evil or abominous,but then again, I WASN'T our leader,my job was to win.

a reply to: cavtrooper7

What kind of Sharia? (Sharia means "law", btw) As I've stated before on ATS, every denomination, every school of thought within each denomination, every region, every community, and every local mosque's leadership can have vastly different ideas of what's included as "Sharia". And since the vast majority of people here have never read and will never read the Qur'an (much less any of the Hadith or Sunna), it's a bit hard to answer your question.

That's literally like asking if someone supports Christian law without specifying it they're referring to Amish law, Mormon law, Catholic law, African Zionism law, non-trinitarian laws, the reforms of Martin Luther, the Ethiopian Orthodox Church's interpretations, the most recent rulings based on the Didache or Pesh-itta, etc. Even Christians of the same denomination can have vastly different interpretations of what is permissible in Christianity (not to mention that pastors and other religious figures can create new interpretations on the fly). Islam is no different with this.

But yeah, I fully support my interpretation of Sharia. I literally wouldn't be a pacifist, socialist, environmentalist, feminist, vegetarian, or "SJW" if I didn't. Now what does that or any of the other stuff you typed have to do with my post? Or am I wasting my time here?

a reply to: enlightenedservant
If your faith supecedes the state you are a target.
I Answered you:
"LOL You & UKTruth above need to work out your position, because you seem to be proving my point."

originally posted by: Cigarettes
I agree with the Landslide outcome.

There is a terrible smell of BS accompanying everything Clinton.

There's the terrible smell of BS accompanying everything about this election. Including Donald Trump. And frankly, the idea of Trump winning the election is EQUALLY terrifying to the idea of Clinton winning!

If you thought GWB was bad, what do you think Trump would be like? The ugly truth is that one of these two sketchy characters is going to be in there for at least 4 years. Probably 8. That's....crazy!

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
a reply to: enlightenedservant
If your faith supecedes the state you are a target.
I Answered you:
"LOL You & UKTruth above need to work out your position, because you seem to be proving my point."

And what's that supposed to mean?

a reply to: enlightenedservant

If your religious views are; I am above the state and those around me because I am of Islam.(Farrakahn flunky)
You MAY have a problem.
If your are pissed about the US wars,Yeah ,get in line.
If BLM is a favorite, I 'm not worried .
if you are seeking to supplant your culture instead of supporting the country I think you get the idea.
At least you don't sound stupid.

Don't you understand there will be a major world-level event between now and the presidential elections? Even between now and the end of September? The delay was too long already, there won't be any further delay. I don't know what exact event, I can only guess. It transpires from everywhere the world status quo won't stand any longer, at any hot spot and overall.

originally posted by: introvert
Ahh, yes. Everything we need to know about the upcoming election we can learn from social media.

How many likes do the fluffy, cute kitty videos have?

This video has 105 million views. It appears we have been looking in the wrong place for the leader of the US.

Pussy 2016!

That's just indicative of the cat lover population, not political leanings. So many stars for such a fail post.

originally posted by: 2012newstart
Don't you understand there will be a major world-level event between now and the presidential elections?

Some say it will be on August 16th, 2016. But then again, so much is being said.

a reply to: enlightenedservant

See there's a problem all citizens are subject to thr same laws. You can't have two sets of laws one for one group and one for another. You can be a Muslim and not have sharia law. Islam is unusual as a religion it's actually 2 things.it's of course a belief like christianity. It is also a form of government and law. And that is often times what causes the conflicts between other cultures.

Islam tells you how to live and what laws you should abide by. You could argue that christianity has certain laws but these laws are given to all people in thr form of thr 10 commandments, but unlike islam they don't tell you what punishment is needed. Sharia law is very specific it tells you what is against the law than tells you thr punishment for that action. In the 21st century laws are decided by the people not by God. God deals with morals people deal with society.

USA Today App maker: Trump will win election, anonymous phone app polls show Trump winning.

“Based on the stats we see, he looks strong,” says Ric Militi, co-founder of San Diego-based Crazy Raccoons, maker of the Zip question and answer app. His app poses questions and polls responses based on an average of 100,000 daily users. “I go with Trump, based on what we see.”


Some Zip questions:

— ”New polls suggest Trump is getting crushed by Clinton. Do they reflect how you are going to vote?” Some 64% told Zip they would vote for Trump, compared to 36% for Clinton. In the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, Clinton leads Trump, 42% to 36%.

— ”California, who you voting for?” Trump got 55%, compared to 45% for Clinton. In the latest Public Policy Institute of California poll, Clinton has a 16-point advantage over Trump, 46% to 30%.

a reply to: Konduit

Over recent years over here in the UK there have been a number of referendums/elections where the polls have failed to capture the true feelings of the population.

Times are changing, people are unhappy with the status quo. The MSM coverag of some of the topics that will contribute to people's decisions and determine the outcome of elections is being horrendously manipulated.

In my opinion pressure from MSM to conform to the narrative is so extreme that people simply aren't prepared to trust the 'companies' commissioned to undertake the polls. People now keep their true feelings to themselves out of concern for how the data will be recorded and used. As such they publicly maintain the MSM narrative skewing the polls.

It seems to me that people are now only expressing their true opinions within the privacy of the voting booth which is resulting in a nasty surprise for those trying to control.

It's about damn time.

What we need now is an open and transparent system to allow the population to select the candidates in the first place rather than individuals in positions of power that can be corrupted.

It's funny how people deflect from the fact that Hillary is the empress with no clothes just for the sake of spiting Trump.

originally posted by: enlightenedservant
a reply to: UKTruth

Reread what you replied to. This is what I posted:

The only times they try to recruit us, they use the "aren't you anti-Hillary/anti-establishment?" argument, instead of trying to implement some of our concerns & policy positions.

And here are just a few of the examples (threads), right here on ATS:

"To Bernie voters left out in the cold by a rigged system, we welcome you with open arms".

Poll Shows Nearly HALF Of Sanders Supporters Might Switch To Trump

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
a reply to: enlightenedservant

THE WORLD hit the TeaParty NOW we are hitting BACK.

LOL You & UKTruth above need to work out your position, because you seem to be proving my point.

When you learn to actually debate the topics with regard to Trump then we can have a good conversation. Until then, I am not interested in proving or disproving your point. I just disregard it.

Lol.. this thread is comical


Clinton got more votes in the Primary than Trump and she had tougher adversaries.

Lol

Celebrities have come out in support of Clinton

Delegates have come out in support of Clinton

Obama has come out in support of Clinton

After the convention she has gained even more voters, especially after Donald's meltdown

a reply to: Konduit

I agree that Trump will win, and for several reasons.

1. Like what he says or not, Trump is stating what a lot of people view as the unpopular truth in this country. For example,I remember for years how the establishment tried to say that the majority of American people were ok with unfettered immigration, when everyone I knew or ever talked to was vehemently against it. No hatred against immigrants really, people just want the legal path followed, and dont want wages devalued by cheap labor. In addition, letting thousands of muslim refugees into the country at a time when Europe is doing the same and suffering almost daily terrorist attacks is foolish. We DO need to check these people, and really any people out before just letting them into the country. Thats not bigotry or racism, thats sound common sense national security and its not unreasonable, after all this IS our country and we the people should have a say in its security. Trump is simply stating what the majority of people think.

2. The working class has been largely ignored by democrats for decades now. Republicans arguably are not pro worker, but democrats are running on the platform that they are, but their actions speak otherwise. NAFTA was pushed through by Bill Clinton, and up to a few months ago, Hillary was supportive of the TPP. Now of course she is changing her tune. I think a lot of people realize as soon as she gets elected, she will be a globalist first and the President second.

3. Honestly, I think Trump has a LOT more charisma than Hillary. He comes across as just being honest in that he truly believes what he is saying is true. She comes across as saying whatever she has to say to further her position.

4. Lastly and perhaps most importantly, Trumps popularity isn't just revolving around Trump. Trump, to many people, symbolizes their anger and discontent with the status quo and being marginalized and talked down to for decades by a political elite that consistently acts against the interests of the people in favor of their own and the one percent. Hillary Clinton in actions and words, to a lot of people personifies that condescending elitist attitude. People are thinking and voting more with the emotion of anger than admiration. THAT above all is what can sink Hillary. As far as polls stating she has a double digit lead, polls be DAMNED. The only poll that matters is on November 4th.

I dont say any of this out of dislike for Hillary, it's just my objective opinion. Whoever wins, we better hope they can put this country in a better direction for its people and the world.

There is only one choice.