[ SECRET POST #3597 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3597 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Not a US Citizen, Don't Live in the US

[diet_poison]

What is this comment.

Trump is going to court for rape and fraud, the "pedo ring" bullshit was literally pulled out of someone's ass and quickly debunked, and the "rumors of murders" is literally a list of people she knows who happen to have died (a long list because high-profile politicians know a fuckton of people). What is this nonsense that her "scandals" (read: smear campaign) have more weight than the things he's actually been indicted for??

And come on when someone calls you (general you) a Nazi in all seriousness if your first priority is being offended over being called a Nazi rather than examining the racism coming out of your mouth it is your fault.

Re: Not a US Citizen, Don't Live in the US

[soldatsasha]

Sorry, I wasn't very clear. I'm just saying that was the general discussion I saw leading up to the election. In people's minds Trump was just some sort of sleazeball, while Hillary is some sort of Eyes Wide Shut character.

For people in Trump's camp, him going to court over those things is proof that he's less crooked than Hillary, who was cleared without ever going to court. If that makes any sense.

No, I think for most people in the US, who hate Nazis and hate everything they represent, the first reaction should be "shut the fuck up, people who disagree with you aren't automatically Nazis." Someone who's worried about illegal immigration, or BLM riots, or welfare fraud, or the lack of Christian values isn't a Nazi. They're just a regular person working off a different set of info than you.

The Democrats have a serious problem now. You can't say more than half the country is the worst kind of bigot (anyone who supported Trump, and anyone who was on the fence), and then turn around and expect them to vote for you.

Re: Not a US Citizen, Don't Live in the US

[diet_poison]

I guess it makes sense if you believe the wild conspiracy theories that the courts won't prosecute her because...reasons.

You can't say more than half the country is the worst kind of bigot (anyone who supported Trump, and anyone who was on the fence), and then turn around and expect them to vote for you.

Other peoples' votes are ultimately their choice, and I'll call something bigotry if that's what I think it is. I'm not responsible for them continuing to be bigots. I do try to be civil about it (unlike some others) because I recognize that people will be receptive to civil dialogue, but at the end of the day I didn't decide for them to vote for Trump and I didn't decide for them to be a bigot.

Again, a mature person, when someone says "hey you're acting like a bigot" will self-examine and see if that's true, not make it all about them.