I just left Van Heusen to buy some high energy Trump gear like I've been for years. To my dismay, all I could find after asking around was one tie of his collection. No suits or shirts like they used to have. The worker asked if I wanted the Trump tag as a "gag gift." I left without saying a word.
(03-12-2016 08:42 PM)iop890 Wrote: If one of these losers ever rushes the stage and gets shot by Trump I'm going to be fully erect for the rest of my life.
Fixed
And what if the stage is in the middle of 5th Avenue?
(03-12-2016 08:54 PM)Bond697 Wrote: Trump discussing the scare this morning. He mentions the ISIS connection and makes sure to mention how bad it is that one of his internet guys picked up on it and no one else noticed or at least said anything until it was too late.
Twitter and 4chan were extremely instrumental in uncovering and spreading the information on this guy as it continued to be revealed. I like to think I helped a little... got around 50 or so retweets.
(03-12-2016 08:57 PM)iop890 Wrote: He's feeling the BERN!
Everybody has the right to protest peacefully, but when you're try violate others people right to express themselves and on top of that violently you're no longer protesting, you should be contained, period.
(03-12-2016 08:32 PM)Last Parade Wrote: Neil deGrasse Tyson with surprising real talk: "People who are anti-Trump are actually anti-Trump supporters — they oppose free citizens voting for the @realDonaldTrump."
He's adored by leftists, curious to see if/how much they viciously turn on him.
This is surprising out of him, but also an obvious truth. The protests make no sense within the logical boundaries of democracy. Their essence is anti-democratic: to intimidate voters or otherwise to protest the voting privilege of others.
I would bet that if you asked seven out of ten of them what they hoped to accomplish, they would either not come up with anything coherent or would accidentally say something undemocratic. The last three would intentionally say something undemocratic.
(03-12-2016 08:32 PM)Last Parade Wrote: Neil deGrasse Tyson with surprising real talk: "People who are anti-Trump are actually anti-Trump supporters — they oppose free citizens voting for the @realDonaldTrump."
He's adored by leftists, curious to see if/how much they viciously turn on him.
This is surprising out of him, but also an obvious truth. The protests make no sense within the logical boundaries of democracy. Their essence is anti-democratic: to intimidate voters or otherwise to protest the voting privilege of others.
I would bet that if you asked seven out of ten of them what they hoped to accomplish, they would either not come up with anything coherent or would accidentally say something undemocratic. The last three would intentionally say something undemocratic.
It doesn't make sense because you're accepting the media's frame of calling them protesters.
They aren't protesters. They are soldiers intent on stopping political speech. Thugs, goons, and bullies are much more appropriate terms.
(03-12-2016 08:32 PM)Last Parade Wrote: Neil deGrasse Tyson with surprising real talk: "People who are anti-Trump are actually anti-Trump supporters — they oppose free citizens voting for the @realDonaldTrump."
He's adored by leftists, curious to see if/how much they viciously turn on him.
This is surprising out of him, but also an obvious truth. The protests make no sense within the logical boundaries of democracy. Their essence is anti-democratic: to intimidate voters or otherwise to protest the voting privilege of others.
I would bet that if you asked seven out of ten of them what they hoped to accomplish, they would either not come up with anything coherent or would accidentally say something undemocratic. The last three would intentionally say something undemocratic.
It doesn't make sense because you're accepting the media's frame of calling them protesters.
They aren't protesters. They are soldiers intent on stopping political speech. Thugs, goons, and bullies are much more appropriate terms.