The cult of Trump

[Camp]

Trump cult followers try to redefine the definition of "cult" and ignore the traditional definition and the one found in dictionaries. Of course, they will also depend and rely on the "...but what about..." deflection. Others in the past have had cult-like appearances, so it is OK for "our" leader to be cult-like.

Folks who belong to cults are delusional irrational thinkers who "believe" leader and his messages despite the unbelievable context of the message. They either disbelieve the leader is lying or they accept the lies of the leader under the premise that if the leader is lying the lie is for a worthy purpose the leader has judged is more important than truth. An "end justifies the means" concept.

Under the manipulation of a cult leader, a lifetime of moral values and traditional beliefs are able to be disregarded and ignored.

 

[liarintheWH]

Liberals thinking Trump supporters are a cult is almost as funny as “Hillary in a landslide”.

You assholes ever get tired of being ridiculously wrong?

 

[Correll]

Trump is following dictators over the years.

The cult of Trump

Rarely has a president changed his party as fast and profoundly as Donald J. Trump. Love him or hate him, you can no longer argue his ability to bend an entire party to his will.

In the two and a half years since he announced his candidacy, he has moved the party away from decades of orthodoxy on trade, Russia, deficits and more — and has helped make the law-and-order party skeptical of FBI leadership.

So, you support you title claim, ie "cult" and your op claim "dictator" with Trump has moved the GOP on Trade and Russia?


Your supporting argument in no way, actually supports your conclusions.








(i reject your point of the deficit, the gop has failed on that long ago)

 

[Moonglow]

Liberals thinking Trump supporters are a cult is almost as funny as “Hillary in a landslide”.

You assholes ever get tired of being ridiculously wrong?

Is sucking someones ass considered a cult now?

 

[Not2BSubjugated]

Trump cult followers try to redefine the definition of "cult" and ignore the traditional definition and the one found in dictionaries. Of course, they will also depend and rely on the "...but what about..." deflection. Others in the past have had cult-like appearances, so it is OK for "our" leader to be cult-like.

Folks who belong to cults are delusional irrational thinkers who "believe" leader and his messages despite the unbelievable context of the message. They either disbelieve the leader is lying or they accept the lies of the leader under the premise that if the leader is lying the lie is for a worthy purpose the leader has judged is more important than truth. An "end justifies the means" concept.

Under the manipulation of a cult leader, a lifetime of moral values and traditional beliefs are able to be disregarded and ignored.

I get that there are supporters of Trump who act more like cultist worshippers than mere political supporters, but I don't see how that makes Trump a cult leader. Before you argue that it's not okay for "'our' leader to be cult-like", could you maybe clarify where he's acting more like a cult leader than like a typical politician?

 

[Old Rocks]

Trump is following dictators over the years.

The cult of Trump

Rarely has a president changed his party as fast and profoundly as Donald J. Trump. Love him or hate him, you can no longer argue his ability to bend an entire party to his will.

In the two and a half years since he announced his candidacy, he has moved the party away from decades of orthodoxy on trade, Russia, deficits and more — and has helped make the law-and-order party skeptical of FBI leadership.

------------------------------------------------------- Go TRUMP !!

Straight to hell. The best thing the bastard could do for this nation is to have a terminal stroke or heart attack. He is a pathological liar and a traitor. We need to find out what he promised Putin for the Russian help he received in the campaign.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Trump cult followers try to redefine the definition of "cult" and ignore the traditional definition and the one found in dictionaries. Of course, they will also depend and rely on the "...but what about..." deflection. Others in the past have had cult-like appearances, so it is OK for "our" leader to be cult-like.

Folks who belong to cults are delusional irrational thinkers who "believe" leader and his messages despite the unbelievable context of the message. They either disbelieve the leader is lying or they accept the lies of the leader under the premise that if the leader is lying the lie is for a worthy purpose the leader has judged is more important than truth. An "end justifies the means" concept.

Under the manipulation of a cult leader, a lifetime of moral values and traditional beliefs are able to be disregarded and ignored.

Folks who belong to cults are delusional irrational thinkers

And they voted for the "Fundamental Transformation of America into a shithole", and "the slowing the rise of the oceans and healing the planet". No cult there, right?

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Trump is following dictators over the years.

The cult of Trump

Rarely has a president changed his party as fast and profoundly as Donald J. Trump. Love him or hate him, you can no longer argue his ability to bend an entire party to his will.

In the two and a half years since he announced his candidacy, he has moved the party away from decades of orthodoxy on trade, Russia, deficits and more — and has helped make the law-and-order party skeptical of FBI leadership.

------------------------------------------------------- Go TRUMP !!

Straight to hell. The best thing the bastard could do for this nation is to have a terminal stroke or heart attack. He is a pathological liar and a traitor. We need to find out what he promised Putin for the Russian help he received in the campaign.

Old Blocks, you need to check your blood pressure, as it seems that you are close to having a stroke or heart attack.

He is a pathological liar and a traitor

Yes when a liberal is telling US that we are doing something wrong, you can bet it is their own doing the wrong. Obama says "More flexibility"? To take it up the ass? The faggot traitor with his own words...
Old Blocks, you are such a stupid person.

 

[Camp]

Trump cult followers try to redefine the definition of "cult" and ignore the traditional definition and the one found in dictionaries. Of course, they will also depend and rely on the "...but what about..." deflection. Others in the past have had cult-like appearances, so it is OK for "our" leader to be cult-like.

Folks who belong to cults are delusional irrational thinkers who "believe" leader and his messages despite the unbelievable context of the message. They either disbelieve the leader is lying or they accept the lies of the leader under the premise that if the leader is lying the lie is for a worthy purpose the leader has judged is more important than truth. An "end justifies the means" concept.

Under the manipulation of a cult leader, a lifetime of moral values and traditional beliefs are able to be disregarded and ignored.

I get that there are supporters of Trump who act more like cultist worshippers than mere political supporters, but I don't see how that makes Trump a cult leader. Before you argue that it's not okay for "'our' leader to be cult-like", could you maybe clarify where he's acting more like a cult leader than like a typical politician?

His comments and views about elected officials (Congressmen and women) not standing, cheering and clapping for him during his S of U Address. Also, his belief that he can change traditions for his pleasure and purpose as if he and his thoughts are more important and viable than generations of those who came before him. Traditions adapted by all the Presidents before him are meaningless to Trump. In his mind, he is wiser and smarter and more powerful than all the Presidents that came before him.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Trump cult followers try to redefine the definition of "cult" and ignore the traditional definition and the one found in dictionaries. Of course, they will also depend and rely on the "...but what about..." deflection. Others in the past have had cult-like appearances, so it is OK for "our" leader to be cult-like.

Folks who belong to cults are delusional irrational thinkers who "believe" leader and his messages despite the unbelievable context of the message. They either disbelieve the leader is lying or they accept the lies of the leader under the premise that if the leader is lying the lie is for a worthy purpose the leader has judged is more important than truth. An "end justifies the means" concept.

Under the manipulation of a cult leader, a lifetime of moral values and traditional beliefs are able to be disregarded and ignored.

I get that there are supporters of Trump who act more like cultist worshippers than mere political supporters, but I don't see how that makes Trump a cult leader. Before you argue that it's not okay for "'our' leader to be cult-like", could you maybe clarify where he's acting more like a cult leader than like a typical politician?

His comments and views about elected officials (Congressmen and women) not standing, cheering and clapping for him during his S of U Address. Also, his belief that he can change traditions for his pleasure and purpose as if he and his thoughts are more important and viable than generations of those who came before him. Traditions adapted by all the Presidents before him are meaningless to Trump. In his mind, he is wiser and smarter and more powerful than all the Presidents that came before him.

In his mind, he is wiser and smarter and more powerful than all the Presidents that came before him.

Well, all those traditions ended up giving us Obama, so maybe it is time for a change.
When the establishment politicians stop listening to the people, the people will not elect an establishment puke...

 

[IsaacNewton]

Trump is following dictators over the years.

The cult of Trump

Rarely has a president changed his party as fast and profoundly as Donald J. Trump. Love him or hate him, you can no longer argue his ability to bend an entire party to his will.

In the two and a half years since he announced his candidacy, he has moved the party away from decades of orthodoxy on trade, Russia, deficits and more — and has helped make the law-and-order party skeptical of FBI leadership.

He's turned Republicans into the Mussolini Muscovites. The new motto when GOP meetings convene is dos vedanya.

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[Camp]

Trump cult followers try to redefine the definition of "cult" and ignore the traditional definition and the one found in dictionaries. Of course, they will also depend and rely on the "...but what about..." deflection. Others in the past have had cult-like appearances, so it is OK for "our" leader to be cult-like.

Folks who belong to cults are delusional irrational thinkers who "believe" leader and his messages despite the unbelievable context of the message. They either disbelieve the leader is lying or they accept the lies of the leader under the premise that if the leader is lying the lie is for a worthy purpose the leader has judged is more important than truth. An "end justifies the means" concept.

Under the manipulation of a cult leader, a lifetime of moral values and traditional beliefs are able to be disregarded and ignored.

I get that there are supporters of Trump who act more like cultist worshippers than mere political supporters, but I don't see how that makes Trump a cult leader. Before you argue that it's not okay for "'our' leader to be cult-like", could you maybe clarify where he's acting more like a cult leader than like a typical politician?

His comments and views about elected officials (Congressmen and women) not standing, cheering and clapping for him during his S of U Address. Also, his belief that he can change traditions for his pleasure and purpose as if he and his thoughts are more important and viable than generations of those who came before him. Traditions adapted by all the Presidents before him are meaningless to Trump. In his mind, he is wiser and smarter and more powerful than all the Presidents that came before him.

In his mind, he is wiser and smarter and more powerful than all the Presidents that came before him.

Well, all those traditions ended up giving us Obama, so maybe it is time for a change.
When the establishment politicians stop listening to the people, the people will not elect an establishment puke...

In the end, all you have is the lame "...but what about..." excuse and deflection.

 

[pismoe]

President TRUMP is doing good Camp !!

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Trump cult followers try to redefine the definition of "cult" and ignore the traditional definition and the one found in dictionaries. Of course, they will also depend and rely on the "...but what about..." deflection. Others in the past have had cult-like appearances, so it is OK for "our" leader to be cult-like.

Folks who belong to cults are delusional irrational thinkers who "believe" leader and his messages despite the unbelievable context of the message. They either disbelieve the leader is lying or they accept the lies of the leader under the premise that if the leader is lying the lie is for a worthy purpose the leader has judged is more important than truth. An "end justifies the means" concept.

Under the manipulation of a cult leader, a lifetime of moral values and traditional beliefs are able to be disregarded and ignored.

I get that there are supporters of Trump who act more like cultist worshippers than mere political supporters, but I don't see how that makes Trump a cult leader. Before you argue that it's not okay for "'our' leader to be cult-like", could you maybe clarify where he's acting more like a cult leader than like a typical politician?

His comments and views about elected officials (Congressmen and women) not standing, cheering and clapping for him during his S of U Address. Also, his belief that he can change traditions for his pleasure and purpose as if he and his thoughts are more important and viable than generations of those who came before him. Traditions adapted by all the Presidents before him are meaningless to Trump. In his mind, he is wiser and smarter and more powerful than all the Presidents that came before him.

In his mind, he is wiser and smarter and more powerful than all the Presidents that came before him.

Well, all those traditions ended up giving us Obama, so maybe it is time for a change.
When the establishment politicians stop listening to the people, the people will not elect an establishment puke...

In the end, all you have is the lame "...but what about..." excuse and deflection.

Yep, that is what we had for the last 8 years of Obumblers policies.
1 Red Line, what red line...
2 ISIS is a Jr Varsity Team..
3 IRS being weaponized against Republicans.
4. DOJ Eric Holder running guns to Mexican Drug Cartels killing 10,000 Mexicans, where is the Crimes against Humanity?>
5. Sec of State, where 4 US citizens were left for dead because Al Qaeda was on the run(Obama said it) yet 9/11 proved otherwise.

Lame, yep dipshits like you are just lame, stupid, moronic, bootlicks, lickspittle, lapdogs, little eichmanns, liberals, and especially regressive.

 

[pismoe]

Trump cult followers try to redefine the definition of "cult" and ignore the traditional definition and the one found in dictionaries. Of course, they will also depend and rely on the "...but what about..." deflection. Others in the past have had cult-like appearances, so it is OK for "our" leader to be cult-like.

Folks who belong to cults are delusional irrational thinkers who "believe" leader and his messages despite the unbelievable context of the message. They either disbelieve the leader is lying or they accept the lies of the leader under the premise that if the leader is lying the lie is for a worthy purpose the leader has judged is more important than truth. An "end justifies the means" concept.

Under the manipulation of a cult leader, a lifetime of moral values and traditional beliefs are able to be disregarded and ignored.

I get that there are supporters of Trump who act more like cultist worshippers than mere political supporters, but I don't see how that makes Trump a cult leader. Before you argue that it's not okay for "'our' leader to be cult-like", could you maybe clarify where he's acting more like a cult leader than like a typical politician?

His comments and views about elected officials (Congressmen and women) not standing, cheering and clapping for him during his S of U Address. Also, his belief that he can change traditions for his pleasure and purpose as if he and his thoughts are more important and viable than generations of those who came before him. Traditions adapted by all the Presidents before him are meaningless to Trump. In his mind, he is wiser and smarter and more powerful than all the Presidents that came before him.

--------------------------------------------------------------- USA 'Freedom of Speech' . TRUMP can say anything he likes about any people that he perceives to be 'ENEMIES' of the USA Camp .

 

[Not2BSubjugated]

Trump cult followers try to redefine the definition of "cult" and ignore the traditional definition and the one found in dictionaries. Of course, they will also depend and rely on the "...but what about..." deflection. Others in the past have had cult-like appearances, so it is OK for "our" leader to be cult-like.

Folks who belong to cults are delusional irrational thinkers who "believe" leader and his messages despite the unbelievable context of the message. They either disbelieve the leader is lying or they accept the lies of the leader under the premise that if the leader is lying the lie is for a worthy purpose the leader has judged is more important than truth. An "end justifies the means" concept.

Under the manipulation of a cult leader, a lifetime of moral values and traditional beliefs are able to be disregarded and ignored.

I get that there are supporters of Trump who act more like cultist worshippers than mere political supporters, but I don't see how that makes Trump a cult leader. Before you argue that it's not okay for "'our' leader to be cult-like", could you maybe clarify where he's acting more like a cult leader than like a typical politician?

His comments and views about elected officials (Congressmen and women) not standing, cheering and clapping for him during his S of U Address. Also, his belief that he can change traditions for his pleasure and purpose as if he and his thoughts are more important and viable than generations of those who came before him. Traditions adapted by all the Presidents before him are meaningless to Trump. In his mind, he is wiser and smarter and more powerful than all the Presidents that came before him.

You know who else thinks that their ideals are more important and viable than the traditions that they don't like, even when those traditions were held by multiple generations before them? Every single human being who has ever walked the face of this earth. Also, cult leaders. So yes, this does make Donald Trump similar to a cult leader. In the same way that preferring to eat beef over kale makes Roger Moore similar to a tyrannosaurus rex. I was hoping, though, that you'd have something a little more specific.

In terms of his comments about people not standing and clapping, he wasn't commenting about them not clapping for -him-, he was commenting about them not clapping for the things that he was championing, and the comments are purely a political wedge move. I'm not sure if you actually saw or heard much of the SOTU through your red haze of Fuck Trump!, but he went out of his way to spend a lot of time promoting things that virtually everybody, democrat and republican alike, supports. Rescue workers in Haiti, police and firefighters, a little boy going out of his way to honor the graves of dead veterans. He did this and gave a speech that was uncharacteristically agreeable and unifying at a SOTU at which the "buzz" was that the democrats would be making their #resistance quite evident. And they did, and what ended up happening was a group of democrats sitting stone-faced and looking disgruntled while everybody else is cheering for firemen.

Now he's further capitalizing by shooting out some tweets that emphasize the interpretation that their disdain for him was actually disdain for veterans, or at least that they're motivated more by hatred for Trump than by support for people generally regarded as our nation's heroes. This is political gamesmanship, and it is how politicians win and secure their elected positions in democratic nations. When, such as in an ultimately meaningless speech, a wedge issue can be pressed between the voters and the representatives of a political party without enacting any divisive policies or materially damaging anything, I see nothing wrong with this tactic. Also, this particular method of alienating opposing influences from people one is trying to persuade is far more common in politics than it is in cults. A cult leader tends to do this by first welcoming an initiate in and making them feel like they belong, then telling them directly that the opposing influence is evil and doesn't care about the initiate, simultaneously forbidding contact with that influence through threat of ostracism. What Trump did was essentially bait the opposing influence into giving off the appearance of having values far askew of those of the initiate, then directly confront that competitor in a public manner, allowing the initiate to witness the confrontation and, ideally, come away with the idea that Trump is the one that shares their values, while the democrats are just hateful vote panderers.

I'm sorry, but your cult leader comparison still ain't holding any water. If this is your only evidence, he's still lookin far more like an average politician who happens to be a human being than he is like a cult leader.

 

[pismoe]

YOU are just looking for 'collegiality' , azz kissing , reaching across the 'aisle' and secret deals and 'juan mcstain' like schmoozing and eye winks . Looks like The TRUMP just ain't your style Camp .

 

[blackhawk]

Just going to note the irony and move on.

 

[August West]

Trump is following dictators over the years.

The cult of Trump

Rarely has a president changed his party as fast and profoundly as Donald J. Trump. Love him or hate him, you can no longer argue his ability to bend an entire party to his will.

In the two and a half years since he announced his candidacy, he has moved the party away from decades of orthodoxy on trade, Russia, deficits and more — and has helped make the law-and-order party skeptical of FBI leadership.

He's turned Republicans into the Mussolini Muscovites. The new motto when GOP meetings convene is dos vedanya.

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The GOP and their Russian deniers are the new Neville Chamberlains. Useful idiots in the cyber and clandestine war being waged against us.

 

[Harry Dresden]

Trump is following dictators over the years.

The cult of Trump

Rarely has a president changed his party as fast and profoundly as Donald J. Trump. Love him or hate him, you can no longer argue his ability to bend an entire party to his will.

In the two and a half years since he announced his candidacy, he has moved the party away from decades of orthodoxy on trade, Russia, deficits and more — and has helped make the law-and-order party skeptical of FBI leadership.

He has Flip Flopped and lied to the moderates who first supported him, and drained the Swamp right into his Cabinet.

He has divided the country tremendously with the white power hate movement in full force

He has attacked the 1st Amendment of Free Speech

He has refused to officially call the Russian Internet hacking a Terrorist Threat, and he lifts the sanctions ..
Calling out hate to the democrats while supporting Putin.

He has caused tremendous chaos with his hateful Tweets while the slimes in the GOP pass bills for their rich friends.

He has lied, and has used his power to discredit the investigation..

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He has divided the country tremendously
in case you havent noticed the country has been tremendously divided for quite a while now....