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originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk
Has Trump made you, personally, lose your job?
Could be arguable.
A woman whose picture went viral after she raised her middle finger at Donald Trump as his motorcade passed her on her bicycle has been fired from her job.
www.theguardian.com...
originally posted by: majickJimi
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk
Well I was going to pass on a response, but...
You have / are asking the wrong question!
When it comes to a country's "leader" it cannot be about what that "leader" has done to any given individual, but rather what that "leader" is doing / has done to the country.
In Donald's case; he has caused us (USA) to loose respect and "face" before the world at large. He has caused serious damage to the reputation of this great country, and has lessened it with his antics.
Perhaps it is time to start asking the real (hard) questions...
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originally posted by: starwarsisreal
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk
To me and many other people I know, he's just another Obama, all talk, no action and a warmonger.
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: Gazrok
I can explain both of your concerns with one word: naivety.
Syria was a case of Trump not understanding what was going on behind the scenes. I won't go into detail (again) on this here, but I have it posted on ATS here if anyone is interested. His actions in Syria are not in line with his overall plans, but rather are a necessary evil required because of actions that occurred prior to his administration. Let's just say that he had little choice in this matter.
As for the administration itself, I see that as simply not knowing who he can trust to start with. The turnover rate under Trump has been higher than normal, which I see as validation that while he is appointing people with questionable motives, he is also removing them as he realizes who he is dealing with. I don't like that either, and really wish he was more familiar with the personalities involved, but I also see it as a necessary part of electing someone who is not already compromised by deep state politics.
TheRedneck
I’m sorry but I gotta cal bs on anyone pretending that conservatives are the ones playing the logic game... There is a reason all the scientists, teachers and college professors are all liberals.. It’s becauss conservatism is based on logical fallacies not logic..
originally posted by: notsure1
originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
a reply to: notsure1
What do you have control over when it comes to prices? Name one thing other than something you are selling on craigslist.
Like I said, it wasn't my choice for my tax money to go into wars overseas but we have socialized military so I have no choice in the matter. You have a choice to have health insurance, you just don't want to participate.
But Obama swore if I liked my insurance I could keep it.
originally posted by: toolgal462
a reply to: introvert
This is silly, he is NOTHING like Obama.