So I decided that if you really want to have a conversation with me, bubble people just need to take a mental sort of bath, oh say once in a weeks time. Just to prove you're not actually stuck in your rhetorical little traps.
Just how dishonest it is to follow the talking points provided, say, by a George Soros or any other little political advocacy campaign is beyond words. You need to prove you're doing at least a little of your own thinking.
So I take a little anecdote that I found very descriptive of the tactics of left-leaning advocacy groups. And cult-like political groups. Just because it is my opinion that personal attacks don't add anything to a discussion. Of course partisans are often willing to do that when they run outta ideas.
When Trump announced that he was gonna run for Pres, my first inclination was to consider whether his friend and sometime recipient of his political payola, Hillary Clinton, had asked him please, could he run like Perot did in 1991 to split the Republicans' vote.
I don't think I ever thought he was Jesus or even really decent. I didn't like Jeb Bush for sure, and I questioned if Ted Cruz wouldn't prove to be a Goldman-Sachs stooge.
I just think the above spittle is insane and devoid of any merit, and I question why, if the Mods were doing their job, they just let you go on and on with off-topic repetitive and long outta-date rants like this. You are alienating a whole lot of people who are just wishing you'd shut up and leave them be. Dems and the Media have lost a lot of respect from people who used to support and respect them.
I don't think we have any really great world leaders today, certainly not China or Russia or North Korea. "Uun" is actually somewhat Western educated, though both Koreas still have a pretty tight racism in asserting their actual superiority over ethnic Chinese or Japanese. But I appreciate Trump's efforts to resolve the issues about nuclear proliferation in that little geopolitical booby trap. I hope that North Koreans will be able to develop a more successful economy.
Just how dishonest it is to follow the talking points provided, say, by a George Soros or any other little political advocacy campaign is beyond words. You need to prove you're doing at least a little of your own thinking.
So I take a little anecdote that I found very descriptive of the tactics of left-leaning advocacy groups. And cult-like political groups. Just because it is my opinion that personal attacks don't add anything to a discussion. Of course partisans are often willing to do that when they run outta ideas.
When Trump announced that he was gonna run for Pres, my first inclination was to consider whether his friend and sometime recipient of his political payola, Hillary Clinton, had asked him please, could he run like Perot did in 1991 to split the Republicans' vote.
I don't think I ever thought he was Jesus or even really decent. I didn't like Jeb Bush for sure, and I questioned if Ted Cruz wouldn't prove to be a Goldman-Sachs stooge.
I just think the above spittle is insane and devoid of any merit, and I question why, if the Mods were doing their job, they just let you go on and on with off-topic repetitive and long outta-date rants like this. You are alienating a whole lot of people who are just wishing you'd shut up and leave them be. Dems and the Media have lost a lot of respect from people who used to support and respect them.
I don't think we have any really great world leaders today, certainly not China or Russia or North Korea. "Uun" is actually somewhat Western educated, though both Koreas still have a pretty tight racism in asserting their actual superiority over ethnic Chinese or Japanese. But I appreciate Trump's efforts to resolve the issues about nuclear proliferation in that little geopolitical booby trap. I hope that North Koreans will be able to develop a more successful economy.