Never Trump

[babe]

Okay so terrorists are ghosts.
They're not real. Just propaganda perpetuated by the elite to use scare tactics so we get in line.
Those ISIS people chopping heads are just like us only different.

In the rhetoric of the Least Common Denominator, you should have typed "tl,dr".

Human Comprehension is always an insufficient offering for the God of What Is.

United States intelligence darkside psy-op manipulations created ISIS and Islamic Terrorism, and even Hillary and Obama are complicit in diverting US military assets into propping up those mercenaries on the world stage.

And still sincere people like Red, Game, Jonah, Joe, and JJACs strain over the way we understand it all. And Trump is the fearsome symbol of a populace rejecting Management. He has to be made into an ogre to quell the current ripples in popular support of the two private parties ordinarily deployed to create the illusion of democracy.

 

[Dr. Jones]

 

[Boris]

Okay so terrorists are ghosts.
They're not real. Just propaganda perpetuated by the elite to use scare tactics so we get in line.
Those ISIS people chopping heads are just like us only different.

Well sense you missed the point. Management created ISIS to divide us. Obama made weapon sales in Lybia that turned mercenaries into ISIS. You can not tell me we did not know this would happen. We have been creating Islamic radical terrorism for 40 years! We created 9-11 an probably knew about it just like we knew Pearl Harbor would be attacked. FDR was pushing for war for years an America said no way so he let Pearl Harbor happen cause he knew it would unify the people in to war. Just like Bush knew 9-11 would unify to finish his daddy's war an get the oil. Rinse repeat.

 

[babe]

you are not politically correct.

let's be inclusive and have some black ghosts as well, and some Asian ghosts, and some Eskimo ghosts too.

 

[Dr. Jones]

Okie dokie.

 

[Dr. Jones]

you are not politically correct.

let's be inclusive and have some black ghosts as well, and some Asian ghosts, and some Eskimo ghosts too.

One of them might be Eskimo.

 

[Dr. Jones]

 

[Gameface]

 

[Dr. Jones]

LOL!

I feel so unified with my American brethren because of those throat slitters.
Thank God the trilateralists or whomever created them for this purpose.

I love you all (except the foreigners here).

 

[babe]

that's the wrong kind of circle. I like black babes.

 

[babe]

can't squeeze no blood outta them turmips, yo.

 

[babe]

Eskimos are pretty dark brown, and their fur coats are brown too.

 

[babe]

American party politics are organized interventions dedicated to preventing people from having any choice, really. Talk about exclusive clubs and manipulative rhetoric.

Trump is riding a substantial wave of resentment and rejection of both parties, because people think he's something different from the traditional CFR club offerings. But he is not. He's just an easily caricaturized symbol of "something different" who's being worked into a symbol that will stand to make a new generation of Hillaries, Bills, and Bushes seem good.

I expect Hillary's daughter Chelsea to be our President by 2030.

Well, unless we sack Foggy Bottom and really throw the bums out.

And. . . . Hell yeah. . . . if you don't vote for Chelsea then, she'll call you a racist and a bigot too.

 

[Jonah]

Most people know about Trump University, the bait and switch scam Trump set up to rip off elderly and uneducated folks hoping to get rich from real estate, where “tuition” could be as much as $35,000 for a few three-day seminars offering stale late-night infomercial advice.

Most people also know Trump is being sued by Attorneys General from around the country, including New York and California, for fraud.

Now, new information is coming to light on how and why Florida decided not to join in the civil lawsuits against Trump University.

Brief background: back in 2013, Pam Bondi, Florida Attorney General, personally asked Trump for a political contribution at the same time she was making the Trump University decision; shortly thereafter a $25,000 donation from Trump was sent to her reelection campaign; after receiving the donation Bondi announced Florida would not be suing Trump.

Those are the facts. What we need is an investigation to determine if there was quid pro quo by Trump and whether Bondi violated Florida ethics law by requesting and accepting a donation from an individual under investigation by her office. Sadly, any investigation will take months, with the results unknown until well after the election.

 

[Dr. Jones]

Most people know about Trump University, the bait and switch scam Trump set up to rip off elderly and uneducated folks hoping to get rich from real estate, where “tuition” could be as much as $35,000 for a few three-day seminars offering stale late-night infomercial advice.

Most people also know Trump is being sued by Attorneys General from around the country, including New York and California, for fraud.

Now, new information is coming to light on how and why Florida decided not to join in the civil lawsuits against Trump University.

Brief background: back in 2013, Pam Bondi, Florida Attorney General, personally asked Trump for a political contribution at the same time she was making the Trump University decision; shortly thereafter a $25,000 donation from Trump was sent to her reelection campaign; after receiving the donation Bondi announced Florida would not be suing Trump.

Those are the facts. What we need is an investigation to determine if there was quid pro quo by Trump and whether Bondi violated Florida ethics law by requesting and accepting a donation from an individual under investigation by her office. Sadly, any investigation will take months, with the results unknown until well after the election.

What's your point?
Everybody already #nevertrumps and everybody already #neverhillarys for largely the same reasons.

But thanks for shedding additional light on the we-have-a-****ty-choice-to-make decision before us.

 

[BYE]

I think the even more remarkable thing is that conditions have become ripe for a Hillary Clinton presidency. If you took the facts from her email case and put a different name on the file I have no doubt that the vast majority of the people who are currently defending and/or voting for this person would instead believe that this person belongs in prison.

Did you see the notes released yesterday from her FBI interview? She repeatedly claimed that she was unaware of the rules regarding her email, even though she had signed several documents verifying that she was. If not for her political power they would have thrown the book at her.

Let me just say that I absolutely ignore anything you say about Hillary Clinton. It's a constant mission to prove that she is the dirtiest presidential candidate the world has ever seen. I see in you a culmination of everything the Republicans have been attempting for the last twenty five years (I'm an independent by the way), not to mention Julian Assange's sole purpose in life to drag Clinton's name through the dirt and screw with the most important election in the world. Almost everything you say about her is irrelevant or taken out of context or without knowing the details of the whole situation. If you had any balance at all, your one-sided tirade might actually be more effective.

 

[Dr. Jones]

Let me just say that I absolutely ignore anything you say about Hillary Clinton. It's a constant mission to prove that she is the dirtiest presidential candidate the world has ever seen. I see in you a culmination of everything the Republicans have been attempting for the last twenty five years (I'm an independent by the way), not to mention Julian Assange's sole purpose in life to drag Clinton's name through the dirt and screw with the most important election in the world. Almost everything you say about her is irrelevant or taken out of context or without knowing the details of the whole situation. If you had any balance at all, your one-sided tirade might actually be more effective.

That wasn't nice at all, good sir.

 

[Jonah]

What's your point?
Everybody already #nevertrumps and everybody already #neverhillarys for largely the same reasons.

But thanks for shedding additional light on the we-have-a-****ty-choice-to-make decision before us.

I post here in the Never Trump thread because there are more and better reasons to be against Trump than there are to be against Clinton. Should be pretty easy to understand. Clinton is a flawed candidate but the choice is not even close. Trump would be a much worse president than Clinton. It’s absurd to believe everybody is already never Trump. Trump is running 10 to 15 points ahead of Clinton in Utah and will win Utah’s electoral votes easily unless many more people get more information on Trump.

 

[Boris]

you are not politically correct.

let's be inclusive and have some black ghosts as well, and some Asian ghosts, and some Eskimo ghosts too.

Ghosts are transparent dum dum. Technically speaking those ghosts has black outlines so if any think they ARE black ghosts.

 

[BYE]

That wasn't nice at all, good sir.

Probably right. I believe that most social media platforms and forums are simply a microphone for anyone who wants to say anything they want. It seems that very few people ever change their mind about anything. There is rarely give and take, and almost always the thoughts are just an endless monologue masked in a dialogue.

Nuance is dead, and now, more than ever, it's the age of proving how little words actually matter, as long as one experiences the catharsis of blurting out one's ephemeral whims or taking a picture of the meal they are about to consume and posting it on Instagram. So goes the king of inanity, Trump, as he leads the way on his Twitter account and at whatever venue he has an audience, virtual or not.

I normally don't respond to the majority of comments out there, but sometimes I get caught up in the fantasy that speaking out against anyone's words (catharsis) will actually have any effect on changing that person's mind. It's too easy to not give a **** when you're detached from your words as they fly off to become something else. In Trump's case, they become Frankenstein's monster. I can only hope they haunt him as much as the monster did Dr. Frankenstein. The reason I mention Trump is because he is emblematic of the information fatigue everyone suffers as many slip into a deeper apathy over words, which have lost their apparent power but not their effective power. In "short," I have probably been guilty of most of what I have written in this very post, in this very post.