Donald Trump IS America! Strong, Able, Intelligent, Confident. I Wanted to Be Like Him as a Young Man.

[two_iron]

- Anonymous muzzie faggot, circa 1991

 

[eddiew37]

In summer 1989, my wife and I had a nonstop to Seattle. In the five-hour flight, I read The Art of the Deal from cover to cover. This was right at the time I decided to switch careers from teaching to real estate investing. I was 30 years old. That book was so motivational to me, had more sound business tips, and was so inspiring, I couldn't wait to get back home and start. That was 33 years ago, and it was the best decision I ever made.

But the point is, Donald Trump represented the very best of America. He was extremely wealthy by age 34, a self-made billionaire by 40. A brilliant, bold, organized, disciplined, confident swashbuckling kind of guy. I liked that and wanted to be that in my own sphere, though not the showy part. I wasn't going to do anything near as big as buy a landmark NYC hotel, but I was going to do my own little thing here in my mid-sized city.

Fast forward to late 1996. My wife and I were in Romania. Not far removed from Communism. The weather was overcast, bleak, lifeless. So were the people. Walking through the streets of Bucharest, the men were all dressed alike. Drab black pants, black shoes, black overcoat. They walked without energy or purpose it seemed. I was tall energetic, walked fast, wore jeans and white sneakers, and a bright red, white, and blue windbreaker. I didn't realize how I stood out, though I wasn't trying to. People looked at me. In the evening, I walked downtown to the casino. I did pretty well at blackjack. The natives didn't seem to know how to play. Nobody ever split or doubled down. I was having such a good run, people were putting their chips beside mine. Before long, the floor manager summoned me, and said I would have to remove my red, white, and blue jacket because it was too flamboyant for their tastes. Underneath I was wearing an old beat-up gray sweatshirt, but that was fine with them because it was not bright. I apologized and did what they wanted.

When I got back to the house where we were staying, I asked our native guide how I was perceived. I thought perhaps I was disliked. She said, no, the people can tell you are an American and admire that. They admire your energy, and are a bit jealous of you because of all you represent. I think I appeared to them the same way Americans see Donald Trump. Tall, energetic, can-do, very confident, maybe a little brash. Some are jealous. But this is what America is.

But is also extremely generous, giving, and caring. Just like Donald Trump. There are many stories of people Trump has helped financially without it being publicized. The media has scrubbed most of those accounts. But I remember before the big Google purge of 2016, such stories were readily found. America has always come to the aid of people in need. We are strong, confident, and giving. Never has an American leader matched a country's personality better than President Trump.

But the Marxist left doesn't want that. They want us to be like Soviet-bloc people. Bland, weak, tired, ineffectual zombie-like, and controlled. They don't want people to strive and dream and work and achieve. They don't want Donald Trumps.

See a doctor RUN don't walk ,,,You are one sick MFer Trump is LESS than a POS

 

[Leo123]

Jeez. I never expected so many negative responses.

It's the same Marxists here at the Forum that always descend on anything positive about Trump and America.

 

[Leo123]

See a doctor RUN don't walk ,,,You are one sick MFer Trump is LESS than a POS

I'd say it's you that needs a doctor to remove that TDS brain tumor.

 

[two_iron]

Jeez. I never expected so many negative responses.

Don't take the parasitic filth seriously. They don't deserve it.

 

[occupied]

I just can't take unadulterated jealousy.

Jealousy? No, my attitude is that he squandered the opportunity he was born with. Never saw a more unsophisticated and boring rich guy in my life.

 

[otto105]

In summer 1989, my wife and I had a nonstop to Seattle. In the five-hour flight, I read The Art of the Deal from cover to cover. This was right at the time I decided to switch careers from teaching to real estate investing. I was 30 years old. That book was so motivational to me, had more sound business tips, and was so inspiring, I couldn't wait to get back home and start. That was 33 years ago, and it was the best decision I ever made.

But the point is, Donald Trump represented the very best of America. He was extremely wealthy by age 34, a self-made billionaire by 40. A brilliant, bold, organized, disciplined, confident swashbuckling kind of guy. I liked that and wanted to be that in my own sphere, though not the showy part. I wasn't going to do anything near as big as buy a landmark NYC hotel, but I was going to do my own little thing here in my mid-sized city.

Fast forward to late 1996. My wife and I were in Romania. Not far removed from Communism. The weather was overcast, bleak, lifeless. So were the people. Walking through the streets of Bucharest, the men were all dressed alike. Drab black pants, black shoes, black overcoat. They walked without energy or purpose it seemed. I was tall energetic, walked fast, wore jeans and white sneakers, and a bright red, white, and blue windbreaker. I didn't realize how I stood out, though I wasn't trying to. People looked at me. In the evening, I walked downtown to the casino. I did pretty well at blackjack. The natives didn't seem to know how to play. Nobody ever split or doubled down. I was having such a good run, people were putting their chips beside mine. Before long, the floor manager summoned me, and said I would have to remove my red, white, and blue jacket because it was too flamboyant for their tastes. Underneath I was wearing an old beat-up gray sweatshirt, but that was fine with them because it was not bright. I apologized and did what they wanted.

When I got back to the house where we were staying, I asked our native guide how I was perceived. I thought perhaps I was disliked. She said, no, the people can tell you are an American and admire that. They admire your energy, and are a bit jealous of you because of all you represent. I think I appeared to them the same way Americans see Donald Trump. Tall, energetic, can-do, very confident, maybe a little brash. Some are jealous. But this is what America is.

But is also extremely generous, giving, and caring. Just like Donald Trump. There are many stories of people Trump has helped financially without it being publicized. The media has scrubbed most of those accounts. But I remember before the big Google purge of 2016, such stories were readily found. America has always come to the aid of people in need. We are strong, confident, and giving. Never has an American leader matched a country's personality better than President Trump.

But the Marxist left doesn't want that. They want us to be like Soviet-bloc people. Bland, weak, tired, ineffectual zombie-like, and controlled. They don't want people to strive and dream and work and achieve. They don't want Donald Trumps.

The former 1-term president was not a self-made man.

Fred Trump was.

 

[Mashmont]

Jealousy? No, my attitude is that he squandered the opportunity he was born with. Never saw a more unsophisticated and boring rich guy in my life.

Trump's life and resume boring? Leftwingers say the most outrageous things.

 

[Doc7505]

In Donald Trump's world there can be only one Donald. What you are really referring to is the concept of hard work can lead anyone to success. In a reasonably free economy it is possible. Americans really don't like arrogant people. That is why Trump had such a hard time in office and at election time. While his policies were extremely good and helpful, the man was flawed. Hopefully America will find the balance of conservative, politically savvy and publicly supported president in 2024. As of yet I haven't found them.

Are you claiming that Joey Xi Bai Dung worked hard on the campaign trail to garner his so called 81 million votes?

 

[otto105]

Reagan was excellent. He created a great environment and can-do attitude.

That was JFK.

 

[otto105]

Trump's life and resume boring? Leftwingers say the most outrageous things.

How much money did the former 1-term president inherit/steal from his father.

 

[Mashmont]

Conservatives liked the Art of the Deal

I guess liberals chose this book as their loser bible:

The system is rigged in favor of the few, and your name is not among them, not now and not ever. It's rigged so well that it dupes many otherwise decent, sensible, hard-working people into believing that it works for them, too. It holds the carrot so close to their faces that they can smell it. And by promising that one day they will be able to eat the carrot, the system drafts an army of consumers and taxpayers who gladly, passionately, fight for the rights of the rich, whether it means giving them billions in tax breaks while they send their own children into dilapidated schools, or whether it means sending those children off to die in wars to protect the rich man's oil. Yes, that's right: The workers/consumers will even sacrifice the lives of their own flesh and blood if it means keeping the rich fat and happy because the rich have promised them that some day they can join them at the table!​

Dude, Where is My Country - Michael Moore p145​

 

[Mashmont]

How much money did the former 1-term president inherit/steal from his father.

You tell me. His father was never worth more than $300 million.
And Trump just completed his first term, you mean.

 

[Doc7505]

So you got pulled in to the cons game!

Funny Tony Robbins espouses many of the same things found in "The Art of the Deal".

 

[Mashmont]

Funny Tony Robbins espouses many of the same things found in "The Art of the Deal".

Name some.

 

[occupied]

Trump's life and resume boring? Leftwingers say the most outrageous things.

He does not seem to have an inner life. A hollow man trying to fill his inner void with possessions and power. In spite of his unlimited educational opportunities he seems to have escaped having any sort of artistic or cultural appreciation for anything. I'll never understand how that happened.

 

[Mashmont]

He does not seem to have an inner life. A hollow man trying to fill his inner void with possessions and power. In spite of his unlimited educational opportunities he seems to have escaped having any sort of artistic or cultural appreciation for anything. I'll never understand how that happened.

Leftwingers ultimately start believing their own cartoon version of Trump. It's unbelievable. When you look at what he's accomplished, only an extremely gifted intelligent man could have done it.

If you're looking for empty suits, I have three: Clinton, 0bama, Biden. Not an accomplishment among the three of them. No resume even close to the great Trump. Before entering office, none of them had ever made any money. All got rich off their political career. Just the opposite of successful

 

[NotfooledbyW]

What ain't right is that the man who could have prevented all this

NFBW $- wrote: Tell us how. 22FEB27-POST#0038

 

[odanny]

In summer 1989, my wife and I had a nonstop to Seattle. In the five-hour flight, I read The Art of the Deal from cover to cover. This was right at the time I decided to switch careers from teaching to real estate investing. I was 30 years old. That book was so motivational to me, had more sound business tips, and was so inspiring, I couldn't wait to get back home and start. That was 33 years ago, and it was the best decision I ever made.

But the point is, Donald Trump represented the very best of America. He was extremely wealthy by age 34, a self-made billionaire by 40. A brilliant, bold, organized, disciplined, confident swashbuckling kind of guy. I liked that and wanted to be that in my own sphere, though not the showy part. I wasn't going to do anything near as big as buy a landmark NYC hotel, but I was going to do my own little thing here in my mid-sized city.

Fast forward to late 1996. My wife and I were in Romania. Not far removed from Communism. The weather was overcast, bleak, lifeless. So were the people. Walking through the streets of Bucharest, the men were all dressed alike. Drab black pants, black shoes, black overcoat. They walked without energy or purpose it seemed. I was tall energetic, walked fast, wore jeans and white sneakers, and a bright red, white, and blue windbreaker. I didn't realize how I stood out, though I wasn't trying to. People looked at me. In the evening, I walked downtown to the casino. I did pretty well at blackjack. The natives didn't seem to know how to play. Nobody ever split or doubled down. I was having such a good run, people were putting their chips beside mine. Before long, the floor manager summoned me, and said I would have to remove my red, white, and blue jacket because it was too flamboyant for their tastes. Underneath I was wearing an old beat-up gray sweatshirt, but that was fine with them because it was not bright. I apologized and did what they wanted.

When I got back to the house where we were staying, I asked our native guide how I was perceived. I thought perhaps I was disliked. She said, no, the people can tell you are an American and admire that. They admire your energy, and are a bit jealous of you because of all you represent. I think I appeared to them the same way Americans see Donald Trump. Tall, energetic, can-do, very confident, maybe a little brash. Some are jealous. But this is what America is.

But is also extremely generous, giving, and caring. Just like Donald Trump. There are many stories of people Trump has helped financially without it being publicized. The media has scrubbed most of those accounts. But I remember before the big Google purge of 2016, such stories were readily found. America has always come to the aid of people in need. We are strong, confident, and giving. Never has an American leader matched a country's personality better than President Trump.

But the Marxist left doesn't want that. They want us to be like Soviet-bloc people. Bland, weak, tired, ineffectual zombie-like, and controlled. They don't want people to strive and dream and work and achieve. They don't want Donald Trumps.

Because……………cult.

 

[Mashmont]

Because……………cult.

Jealousy. Loserspeak.