I'm not referring to violence at rallies, which is certainly bad enough.I'm not a big fan of Hillary, I would have preferred Jim Webb by far, but I think Trump dangerous on multiple levels.Wrong again, no way I'll vote for Trump, I'll be voting Democrat.LAME attempt to "deny" your own racial animosity......Obama's greatest "fault" for you and YES....your ilk....is that he is half-black.
Although, I will readily admit....you are now running an orangy candidate...so, I should be tolerant of his color.
You're clearly a hardcore partisan ideologue, and I know better than to try to have a normal conversation with zealots. I may as well try to communicate with some wild-eyed teenager on the streets of Damascus.
Find yourself a nice little right-winger for your simplistic online slap fights.
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Wait what...
You vote for a regressive?
Damn...
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Just look at the Trump protests, and the victim blaming comments by all the liberals / Hilary constituency in the Trump violence threads (they are even more vile than I had thought). Remember, that is her interest group of Hillary... She will be pandering to them her whole election cycle, along with all the anti-white organizations.
It's a bit stupid to call Trump the dangerous one in this light.
I'm talking about a guy who clearly doesn't have the temperament to be Commander In Chief; whose childish and stunningly boorish behavior has already alienated world leaders everywhere, which will mean he'd have to be starting from a negative stance with them; whose warped ego and cartoonish narcissistic tendencies would be a concern in situations of life, death, terrorism and possible war; whose businesses "successes" appear to be the result more of him simply mauling people with the force of his personality than of intellect; whose long, bizarre and ongoing list of authoritarian pronouncements indicate that he doesn't even have a basic, fundamental understanding of what a President can and cannot do.
I'm not fond of either candidate, Jim Webb would have been my guy. But Trump is not only a national embarrassment, he is the result of a party that has been completely led astray by the wrong voices and gone completely off the rails, a party that has, seemingly overnight, thrown the "conservative values" we've been hearing about for decades under the bus for a flailing, screaming, preening, insulting circus act. When a party does an about face like that, it can't be taken seriously.
I'd much rather vote FOR someone, but in this case, I'm perfectly comfy voting against.
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Mac, the GOP has not actively enforced conservative ideas in a long time. The leadership of both parties are two sides of the same coin. Hence the rise of Trump and equally crazy Bernie. Its more a rejection of the status quo, politics as usual, then true support for the individual.