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I'll be honest, I'm pretty horrible at being concise. I think it is from all those years of having to make essays (grade school), papers (university), and reports (work) as long and detailed as possible.. good grief you could have said that with less words I'm sure.This is the most reasonable assertion. There are extremist factions on both sides that most Americans find unpalatable. Honestly, rather than seeing Trump as the cause for this polarization, I see him as a symptom of it. In a more reasonable election cycle, the guy would literally be laughed at from both sides and made the butt of all the jokes...like the last time he tested the political waters a bit in 2012. The fact is that, either due to cultural tensions / events (BLM, Occupy movements), increasingly biased news sources (I honestly see people post from crap like Salon or Fox as if they have legitimate reporting), or maybe just increasing diversity itself...anyways the fact is that America is increasingly polarized and extremist. The worst part of the matter is that, instead of engaging in reasonable discourse based upon facts, the most celebrated measure of solving problems seems to be who yells the loudest and the most regardless of fact or fiction.This can only good for the Republicans. the more people get to see what type of people supports that Progressive/ dem party, they'll be as disgusted all the whole country is and will leave that slimy party
Both parties are slimy, and it certainly doesn't take a GENIUS to see this.
I'll be honest, I'm pretty horrible at being concise. I think it is from all those years of having to make essays (grade school), papers (university), and reports (work) as long and detailed as possible.. good grief you could have said that with less words I'm sure.This is the most reasonable assertion. There are extremist factions on both sides that most Americans find unpalatable. Honestly, rather than seeing Trump as the cause for this polarization, I see him as a symptom of it. In a more reasonable election cycle, the guy would literally be laughed at from both sides and made the butt of all the jokes...like the last time he tested the political waters a bit in 2012. The fact is that, either due to cultural tensions / events (BLM, Occupy movements), increasingly biased news sources (I honestly see people post from crap like Salon or Fox as if they have legitimate reporting), or maybe just increasing diversity itself...anyways the fact is that America is increasingly polarized and extremist. The worst part of the matter is that, instead of engaging in reasonable discourse based upon facts, the most celebrated measure of solving problems seems to be who yells the loudest and the most regardless of fact or fiction.This can only good for the Republicans. the more people get to see what type of people supports that Progressive/ dem party, they'll be as disgusted all the whole country is and will leave that slimy party
Both parties are slimy, and it certainly doesn't take a GENIUS to see this.
Bout ready to put your trolling ass on ignore.
I'll be honest, I'm pretty horrible at being concise. I think it is from all those years of having to make essays (grade school), papers (university), and reports (work) as long and detailed as possible.. good grief you could have said that with less words I'm sure.This is the most reasonable assertion. There are extremist factions on both sides that most Americans find unpalatable. Honestly, rather than seeing Trump as the cause for this polarization, I see him as a symptom of it. In a more reasonable election cycle, the guy would literally be laughed at from both sides and made the butt of all the jokes...like the last time he tested the political waters a bit in 2012. The fact is that, either due to cultural tensions / events (BLM, Occupy movements), increasingly biased news sources (I honestly see people post from crap like Salon or Fox as if they have legitimate reporting), or maybe just increasing diversity itself...anyways the fact is that America is increasingly polarized and extremist. The worst part of the matter is that, instead of engaging in reasonable discourse based upon facts, the most celebrated measure of solving problems seems to be who yells the loudest and the most regardless of fact or fiction.This can only good for the Republicans. the more people get to see what type of people supports that Progressive/ dem party, they'll be as disgusted all the whole country is and will leave that slimy party
Both parties are slimy, and it certainly doesn't take a GENIUS to see this.
Herr Timmy is playing the Star Spangled Banner so loud he can't hear what others are saying.Why are you against them
Expressing Themsleves ? Mr free speech?
Feel free to point to part where I condoned violence. Why do you dummies have to lie about everything all the time?I thought Trump followers liked all the tough talk and appeals to mob violence. I guess they were just too fucking stupid to figure out that others might respond in kind.That would indicate there was no security concern and that Rump is simply hiding to play "victim".
You condemn Trump for his violent rhetoric, but condone behavior like this. It shows how poorly you believe in free speech, when only one side can exercise it but not the other.
But I most certainly don't see you condemning the violence instigated by the protesters either. Would you like to take that opportunity now? Or are some types of violence acceptable while others are not?
Trump instigated the violence.
The fact that you compare Salon to Fox is proof that you don't have a clue.This is the most reasonable assertion. There are extremist factions on both sides that most Americans find unpalatable. Honestly, rather than seeing Trump as the cause for this polarization, I see him as a symptom of it. In a more reasonable election cycle, the guy would literally be laughed at from both sides and made the butt of all the jokes...like the last time he tested the political waters a bit in 2012. The fact is that, either due to cultural tensions / events (BLM, Occupy movements), increasingly biased news sources (I honestly see people post from crap like Salon or Fox as if they have legitimate reporting), or maybe just increasing diversity itself...anyways the fact is that America is increasingly polarized and extremist. The worst part of the matter is that, instead of engaging in reasonable discourse based upon facts, the most celebrated measure of solving problems seems to be who yells the loudest and the most regardless of fact or fiction.This can only good for the Republicans. the more people get to see what type of people supports that Progressive/ dem party, they'll be as disgusted all the whole country is and will leave that slimy party
Both parties are slimy, and it certainly doesn't take a GENIUS to see this.
oh get a grip for crying out loud. you want to talk extremeI'll be honest, I'm pretty horrible at being concise. I think it is from all those years of having to make essays (grade school), papers (university), and reports (work) as long and detailed as possible.. good grief you could have said that with less words I'm sure.This is the most reasonable assertion. There are extremist factions on both sides that most Americans find unpalatable. Honestly, rather than seeing Trump as the cause for this polarization, I see him as a symptom of it. In a more reasonable election cycle, the guy would literally be laughed at from both sides and made the butt of all the jokes...like the last time he tested the political waters a bit in 2012. The fact is that, either due to cultural tensions / events (BLM, Occupy movements), increasingly biased news sources (I honestly see people post from crap like Salon or Fox as if they have legitimate reporting), or maybe just increasing diversity itself...anyways the fact is that America is increasingly polarized and extremist. The worst part of the matter is that, instead of engaging in reasonable discourse based upon facts, the most celebrated measure of solving problems seems to be who yells the loudest and the most regardless of fact or fiction.This can only good for the Republicans. the more people get to see what type of people supports that Progressive/ dem party, they'll be as disgusted all the whole country is and will leave that slimy party
Both parties are slimy, and it certainly doesn't take a GENIUS to see this.
They don't like it when people make some damn sense is all, instead of the typical extremist hysteria.
Trump made this bed with his hateful rhetoric toward others.
Actually this hateful rhetoric existed long before Trump began his campaign. This is liberalism's fault. And I'll just chalk you up as another one condoning the violence in Chicago tonight.
I've been on here for 11, 12 years and I've never seen it taken down to this level with nothing but trolls spreading hate. I won't recommend anyone join. they can have it
If someone brought a Confederate flag to a Trump rally we would never hear the end of it. Turds like you would be posting photos of it until election day.Oh, big deal, someone brought a commie flag to rile up the crowd and piss people over the edge. They purposely do that to get a violent reaction. Point is, everyone who is anyone in American leadership from both political parties is putting levels of responsibility on Trump for creating the hostile environments at his rallies.I'm listening to him right now. He is bloviating and evading any responsibility. Plus he is telling all kinds of lies, not stop lying.Trump is blaming the country and everyone but himself.
No, he's blaming left wing douche bags like you, and he's right.
I am listening to him as well. To "evade" responsibility implies that somehow he's responsible. He clearly isn't. The douche bags carrying the communist flag who showed deliberately to shut down the rally are the ones responsible. Only a douche bag would dispute that.
Something like that, yes.Trump made this bed with his hateful rhetoric toward others.
Actually this hateful rhetoric existed long before Trump began his campaign. This is liberalism's fault. And I'll just chalk you up as another one condoning the violence in Chicago tonight.
Obama and his 'bitter clingers' remark, and other such remarks.
here back at you.I'll be honest, I'm pretty horrible at being concise. I think it is from all those years of having to make essays (grade school), papers (university), and reports (work) as long and detailed as possible.. good grief you could have said that with less words I'm sure.This is the most reasonable assertion. There are extremist factions on both sides that most Americans find unpalatable. Honestly, rather than seeing Trump as the cause for this polarization, I see him as a symptom of it. In a more reasonable election cycle, the guy would literally be laughed at from both sides and made the butt of all the jokes...like the last time he tested the political waters a bit in 2012. The fact is that, either due to cultural tensions / events (BLM, Occupy movements), increasingly biased news sources (I honestly see people post from crap like Salon or Fox as if they have legitimate reporting), or maybe just increasing diversity itself...anyways the fact is that America is increasingly polarized and extremist. The worst part of the matter is that, instead of engaging in reasonable discourse based upon facts, the most celebrated measure of solving problems seems to be who yells the loudest and the most regardless of fact or fiction.This can only good for the Republicans. the more people get to see what type of people supports that Progressive/ dem party, they'll be as disgusted all the whole country is and will leave that slimy party
Both parties are slimy, and it certainly doesn't take a GENIUS to see this.
They don't like it when people make some damn sense is all, instead of the typical extremist hysteria.
I agree, 100%, with that view.Salon is not just a Democrat shitfest, it is a blatantly racist site that is disgracefully embraced by the Democrat party, the supposed "progressives".
The person I saw get hit was at a Trump rally and the scene was shown on network tv. News stories can make a difference.Just saw a live shot from the streets outside of an older pro-trump guy - 50s or so and pretty large - trying to talk calmly to an anti-trump protester (who was also apparently calm and engaged) being harassed by some little snot who appeared to have graduated from college three minutes prior and who very clearly had never once been punched in his entitled, naive little face (check the nose and the pose and you know) hopping around pecking his little beak in with vulgarities that were of course never expounded upon. Just the kind of little POS who assumes the world will never give him the beating he keeps begging for. I hope he never gets it, but I hope he manages to grow up some other way.
