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Then I see the Trump supporters. Man, what is going on here? These people say they're anti-establishment,
but follow someone who comes from the elite, has screwed over workers, women, and is now calling the very fabric of our society into question by claiming the elections are rigged.
originally posted by: ColeYounger
Then I see the Trump supporters. Man, what is going on here? These people say they're anti-establishment,
Trump's millions of supporters are fed up with politics as usual. They are anti establishment in that sense.
but follow someone who comes from the elite, has screwed over workers, women, and is now calling the very fabric of our society into question by claiming the elections are rigged.
Ask Bernie Sanders how he feels about election rigging.
Rigged nominations.
originally posted by: IsntLifeFunny
originally posted by: ColeYounger
Then I see the Trump supporters. Man, what is going on here? These people say they're anti-establishment,
Trump's millions of supporters are fed up with politics as usual. They are anti establishment in that sense.
but follow someone who comes from the elite, has screwed over workers, women, and is now calling the very fabric of our society into question by claiming the elections are rigged.
Ask Bernie Sanders how he feels about election rigging.
Rigged nominations.
Okay. Feel like adding anything not discussed ad naseum on this board?
I see the black community, who I have always considered to be the strongest of our society
originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: iTruthSeeker
Bwwahahahaha!
That was good...
originally posted by: iTruthSeeker
a reply to: IsntLifeFunny
I see the black community, who I have always considered to be the strongest of our society
The sky scrapers in their "neighborhoods" and the technological feats they have built and accomplished are amazing. Their civil and community duties and "strong" family values exceed the rest of the world's and should be an example for everyone to follow. In times of disaster or mental distress, they are the first (and strongest) to come together in a peaceful manner as a whole and rebuild. Without their immense strength and enthusiasm, we would have no other people's to look to as an example on how to live and thrive in a civilized society. The world should take note.
originally posted by: eluryh22
a reply to: IsntLifeFunny
in some ways we are a nation of self-proclaimed victims.
originally posted by: iTruthSeeker
originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: iTruthSeeker
Bwwahahahaha!
That was good...
Lol it is true! I have seen first hand in 4 different cities in Florida when my National Guard unit was activated for the hurricanes. 4 cities, same ole thing.
originally posted by: intrptr
That went racist quick enough.
White mans burden, keeping the black man down.
In other news, this lament sounds like it comes from people that never had anything bad happen to them.
originally posted by: zosimov
originally posted by: iTruthSeeker
originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: iTruthSeeker
Bwwahahahaha!
That was good...
Lol it is true! I have seen first hand in 4 different cities in Florida when my National Guard unit was activated for the hurricanes. 4 cities, same ole thing.
That's interesting because when I visited the 9th Ward in New Orleans, 6 years after the hurricane, I personally saw houses being built by black people who I assumed were from the neighborhood. It really cheered me to see them rebuilding, even if it was in a place that could potentially be flooded again. I suppose it's all about perspective, huh? (And I suppose you had no black people in your National Guard unit at all?)
OP, what you are saying is 100% true but many don't want to hear it because acting the victim is perversely pleasurable, as is assuming that it's everyone else who is in the wrong.