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I suppose calling trump less shady is kinda true, he might be the wo/dodgier person by a country mile but we knew that and he couldn't hide it. Clinton may still have a few skeletons hidden in the closet but they are nothing to the amount of skeletons trump has shown in public.
 
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More Fargian sillyness. Global Elties :roll: Do you actually believe that? In any event Trump isnt breaking any global elites. He is part of that elite. He is an inherited billionaire not someone who has swept the streets for 20 years. He isnt even a very good businessman if the truth be told.

You seem happy to embrace ignorance, lack of education and fear rather than trying to combat them and improve things for everyone. Then you seem to want to celebrate the fact that stupidity and ignorance rules!


What is an SJW idiot?




There you go again - anyone who isnt the same as you lives in some kind of separate enclave. Such silliness.




We have gone full on zionist led world conspiracy. :roll: Pass me the tin foil. You should just stop.

Hmmm... and if I don't stop, what then? Will you cry?

Lack of education... well yes, I did leave school at 16 and have never touched The Guardian in my life or any works by Sylvia Plath or whatever is currently 'cool' with the left. I also went to a Comprehensive, so I'm sorry that I'm not well-versed in Satre or Utilitarianist Philosophies. I have read the entire Mr. Men collection back to back though and own a first edition of 'Dancer From The Dance', and despite not being brain of the year I do have a decent job and enough money to get by. Therefore I'm dull as heck but stupidly happy so sue me.

'There you go again - anyone who isnt the same as you lives in some kind of separate enclave. Such silliness.'

Actually, you missed an apostrophe with 'isn't' - tut, tut an educated person such as yourself doing that. Sackcloth and Ashes for you! Besides, aren't you guilty of this yourself?

You seem a little bit emotional at the end - as if you expect me not to have an opinion contrary to yours as it's 'silly'. Well, if you are indeed The Oracle (although you come across as more Ceefax to me) then you should be aware that it is because of debate and discussion that we learn and adapt and change. I bet if we took you back the 1950s, you would call people out who said that Roger Bannister would run a mile in under four minutes as 'silly'. Yet history shows he did just this.

'No, it's silly, it mustn't be...oh my feels!' You do make me laugh though hun, so thanks for that xx kisses
 

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If Godwin's Law does not come into play some time within the next 24 hours, then something is wrong with the internet.
 

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Come on guys. The amount of abuse is increasing steadily over the morning.

Trump won. The world will see how a good choice that is in the next four years.

It isn't leftie, it isn't rightie tightie, it is just an election result based on the fact that he did galvanise the public and cleverly created an anti-establishment vote and a "don't trust her" persona. Examining his use of rhetoric and bellicose comments is pointless as is abusing folk who try to.

Trump won. Can we leave the personal stuff out of this?
 

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you are a fool
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I do accept it -but that doesn't mean you should not complain or point out the obvious potential problems.

I don't think calling 'Grimsby pacer' a fool is particularly helpful:oops:!
 

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If Godwin's Law does not come into play some time within the next 24 hours, then something is wrong with the internet.

You didn't even need to wait for the elections for that:

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OK, I'll be first on here to predict a result - Clinton 303 (she needs 270). With my track record on the Brexit vote, that probably means Trump will win by a country mile, in which case I must look out my cyanide pills.

Hello. ;)

The EU referendum all over again with the pollsters getting it totally wrong!

Maybe some of them will lose their jobs. :lol:

Be careful... The mods will remove that comment for not bringing anything to the thread...!

Clinton needs 55 to win - Trump needs 26

Fetch me the cane and drop your pants. <D

I think I recall one celebrity saying that she would leave the USA if DT* wins.

Now it looks more likely, I wonder if she would continue on that idea...


*IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS, SEARCH THE INTERNET!

Deranged twerp?

I've heard it rumoured that "Gruppenfuhrer Greenback" has the "Diamond Clusters" earnt for supressing dissent at record levels - perhaps you could try for that ?

If he has won he will take office without doubt in my view :idea:

Bhahahahahahahaha. You better watch your back.

We live in a new age. The Troll Age.

Outstanding troll campaign from Trump. The world's best, most expensive, and most effective trolling ever in history.

The same can be said about a few on here. Won't miss any opportunity to troll the others. (I won't name names as it gives them more attention and satisfaction.)

Ignorance is the new global currency.

About sums up the world we live in.
 

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Hmmm... and if I don't stop, what then? Will you cry?

Odd man - no ability to enter into intelligent discussion and resorts to silliness as soon as challenged.

Lack of education... well yes, I did leave school at 16 and have never touched The Guardian in my life or any works by Sylvia Plath or whatever is currently 'cool' with the left. I also went to a Comprehensive, so I'm sorry that I'm not well-versed in Satre or Utilitarianist Philosophies. I have read the entire Mr. Men collection back to back though and own a first edition of 'Dancer From The Dance', and despite not being brain of the year I do have a decent job and enough money to get by. Therefore I'm dull as heck but stupidly happy so sue me.

So basically you are saying: Yes I am ignorant and I am proud of that fact. That approach is exactly why people like Trump and Farage prosper. Do you not see how limiting that view of the world is?

as for that stuff about the Guardian or Sylvia Plath :roll:

'There you go again - anyone who isnt the same as you lives in some kind of separate enclave. Such silliness.'

Actually, you missed an apostrophe with 'isn't' - tut, tut an educated person such as yourself doing that. Sackcloth and Ashes for you! Besides, aren't you guilty of this yourself?

I don't understand what you mean. I live in a small terraced house in a fairly diverse community. I don't have any seclusion from other people where i live

You seem a little bit emotional at the end - as if you expect me not to have an opinion contrary to yours as it's 'silly'. Well, if you are indeed The Oracle (although you come across as more Ceefax to me) then you should be aware that it is because of debate and discussion that we learn and adapt and change. I bet if we took you back the 1950s, you would call people out who said that Roger Bannister would run a mile in under four minutes as 'silly'. Yet history shows he did just this.

I don't mind your opinion, however I would prefer it were based on something other than Zionist conspiracy rubbish and the fevered output of an unbalanced mind. You are welcome to believe that if you like but most rational people think it is bonkers.

'No, it's silly, it mustn't be...oh my feels!' You do make me laugh though hun, so thanks for that xx kisses

More oddness and little ability to engage.
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I don't think calling 'Grimsby pacer' a fool is particularly helpful:oops:!

why - suggesting Clinton is more dodgy than Trump is foolish. Clinton was investigated, twice, by the FBI who indicated there was no case to answer over sending some emails.

Trump has a long string of alleged misconduct (2 trials pending) bankruptcy, self broadcast acceptance of sexual assault, border line racist views, misogyny and odd hair.
 
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Come on guys. The amount of abuse is increasing steadily over the morning.

Trump won. The world will see how a good choice that is in the next four years.

It isn't leftie, it isn't rightie tightie, it is just an election result based on the fact that he did galvanise the public and cleverly created an anti-establishment vote and a "don't trust her" persona. Examining his use of rhetoric and bellicose comments is pointless as is abusing folk who try to.

Trump won. Can we leave the personal stuff out of this?

Well said!
 

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Once again, the human race decides to fight the fire of inequality by spraying it with gasoline...

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Can we leave the personal stuff out of this?

I won't have time to look through the thread, but agreed that personal abuse should be left out of it please, if any.
 

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Several people have apparently drowned in the extensive liberal weeping coming from the BBC and the Guardian this morning.
 

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Several people have apparently drowned in the extensive liberal weeping coming from the BBC and the Guardian this morning.

Fortunately the tide is being stemmed by people on social media and forums making pithy, crapulent comments.
 

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A few prominent lefties might find that they can't get a visa to America after certain social media comments abusing Trump.
They have already banned a 17 yr old for life for calling Obama a p***k and Trump will definitely do the same.
 
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If the impending two (I think) trials of Donald Trump go ahead as planned, they will presumably make the O.J. Simpson one look like a side-show!
 

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"Pithy" is a compliment. It is hard to blame Trump supporters for being crapulent (intoxicated, not necessarily by drink) today. I do not like Trump but his campaign was impressively effective.

pithy meaning, definition, what is pithy: (of speech or writing) expressing an idea cleverly in a few words

Trump succeeded because he was simply a more effective and simple communicator.

Pithiness is a much undervalued communications tool.
 
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You are the exact reason people worry about results like this. MY GUY WON YOUR GUY LOST LA LA LA YOUR IDEAS DONT COUNT SO SHUTUP LA LA LA LA.

Guess what, you're going to have to come up with a reasoned argument if you ever want to silence us.

Honestly, I think this attitude is (partly) why so many perceive themselves as marginalised and disenfranchised. When they can't totally dominate the discussion and silence opposition they feel hard done by; the enfranchisement and inclusion of minority and oppressed groups has clearly trampled on this entitlement.

There are many, many legitimate grievances for those who have been hit by globalisation, but this attitude, and the way in which it throws groups that aren't like them under the bus, isn't one of them.
 

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A few prominent lefties might find that they can't get a visa to America after certain social media comments abusing Trump.
They have already banned a 17 yr old for life for calling Obama a p***k and Trump will definitely do the same.

I imagine anyone even only slightly to the left of Genghis Khan won't want to go to the USA anyway while Trump is in the White House (or will he make it the Black and Gold House!?).
 

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I suppose calling trump less shady is kinda true, he might be the wo/dodgier person by a country mile but we knew that and he couldn't hide it. Clinton may still have a few skeletons hidden in the closet but they are nothing to the amount of skeletons trump has shown in public.

The GOP has spent decades trying to prove shadiness by the Clintons and failed, so have instead simply convinced the public there's something shady.

Yet the USA has a new president who's admitted to sexual assault, who is due in court next month accused of child rape.
 

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One thing he is definitely right about is how NATO is largely financed by the Americans.
All the countries who shelter under the NATO umbrella will be required to make massively bigger contributions both militarily and financially instead of letting America pay for 75% of the cost of defending Europe.
If Trump does take America out of NATO as he's said he might then Europe will have one hell of a wake-up call as they might actually have to look after themselves.

They do look after themselves. But those countries simply can't compete with the resources of Russia if Russia is minded to take them on. There are still only three global powers with vast resources in terms of man and firepower - the US, Russia and China. (And second tier like UK, France etc. that contribute but simply don't have the population at the same tier)
 

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They do look after themselves. But those countries simply can't compete with the resources of Russia if Russia is minded to take them on. There are still only three global powers with vast resources in terms of man and firepower - the US, Russia and China. (And second tier like UK, France etc. that contribute but simply don't have the population at the same tier)

Why not? Europe's population is somewhere in the 500 million range. Russia's is in the 140 million range. The EU GDP is about $21t (ppp), Russia is $3.5t.
 

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The USA has a new president who's admitted to sexual assault, who is due in court next month accused of child rape.

There is no child rape charge, the woman who was bringing a civil action has dropped it due to inconsistencies in her testimony.
 

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Why not? Europe's population is somewhere in the 500 million range. Russia's is in the 140 million range. The EU GDP is about $21t (ppp), Russia is $3.5t.

Which isn't as big a mismatch as you might think, given the hard right are doing everything they can to undermine the EU.

Trump's cozying up to Putin must be seriously worrying for the Baltic states, for whom the threat of Russia is both very real and the past occupation still in the minds of the majority of the population.
 
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