How are you preparing for the Trump presidency?

[rufuspaul]

Let's hear it ISHiots. I know people like KevinNYC are looking at property in Canada. As for me I'm starting to plan some vacations with the tax money I'll be saving. It's time to make plans because the inevitable is, well, inevitable.



http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk211/Bobbalouie_photo/Funny%20Items/donald-trump.jpg

[Riks]

My job is too good to leave the country, so I guess I'll be building a bunker.

[nathanjizzle]

If he does, then ohwell, its no sweat off my balls. Im gonna still be winning in life and the racists can have their consolation prize

[CeltsGarlic]

If he does, then ohwell, its no sweat off my balls. Im gonna still be winning in life and the racists can have their consolation prize

when u taking yours?

[Draz]

I'm probably going back on a banana boat

[Sarcastic]

It won't happen. Someone like Bloomberg will run third party to take votes from him.

[Draz]

It won't happen. Someone like Bloomberg will run third party to take votes from him.
Isn't it too late for that? They can't block him anymore

[rufuspaul]

It won't happen. Someone like Bloomberg will run third party to take votes from him.


That could backfire and split Hillary's vote.

[Trollsmasher]

I'm trying to find some American lady to marry me

[Sarcastic]

That could backfire and split Hillary's vote.

I doubt it. The Republicans are the split party. Democrats will unify to keep Drumpf out of office.

[oh the horror]

I doubt it. The Republicans are the split party. Democrats will unify to keep Drumpf out of office.



I highly doubt it as well. Republicans are talking about rallying together to keep Trump out. That party is essentially split and in complete disarray at the moment.



But if so, prepare yourselves for what should be a golden age of comedy on networks and the Internet. Comedians will be paid and well fed.

[UK2K]

Packing my bags up and preparing to be deported like the rest of my brown brothers. Just hope to see Chewing on my way out...

You here legally?

If so, no worries.

[highwhey]

Will workout for me bc I know a couple cute latinas that are worried about their legal status...highwhey is a US citizen :D

[Draz]

Will workout for me bc I know a couple cute latinas that are worried about their legal status...highwhey is a US citizen :D
Would you consider gay marriage if I was getting deported?

[rufuspaul]

I doubt it. The Republicans are the split party. Democrats will unify to keep Drumpf out of office.


The Republican party has been on life support for years. The fact that an outsider like Trump can win over the voters proves that the party is all but dead, and good riddance too. The once Grand Old Party had become a whore for lunatic fringe special interest.

But here's the thing: the Democrats are heading the same way. It may take a couple of election cycles but people are fed up with being told that the party is looking out for the little guy when they don't even try to hide the hands controlling the puppets anymore.

A lot of people are planning to vote for Hillary, not because they like her but because they are afraid of Trump. If someone like Bloomberg runs as an independent those voters might switch their support to him.

[highwhey]

Would you consider gay marriage if I was getting deported?
My paypal is toyotatacoma@gmail.com

Paypal me some money and we'll make it happen, partner.

[Terahite]

The media has completely brainwashed all of the dummies in this thread into thinking Trump will usher in some reign of terror and/or nuclear war. The irony is McCain/Obama/Bush/Clinton/Romney are much scarier people in terms of "leadership" as they are controlled by a neocon/zionist cabal that seeks to threaten Russia and spread war/overindebtedness throughout the world. Are Dresta and I the only ones who actually read on this forum?

[UK2K]

The Republican party has been on life support for years. The fact that an outsider like Trump can win over the voters proves that the party is all but dead, and good riddance too. The once Grand Old Party had become a whore for lunatic fringe special interest.

But here's the thing: the Democrats are heading the same way. It may take a couple of election cycles but people are fed up with being told that the party is looking out for the little guy when they don't even try to hide the hands controlling the puppets anymore.

A lot of people are planning to vote for Hillary, not because they like her but because they are afraid of Trump. If someone like Bloomberg runs as an independent those voters might switch their support to him.
... Proves that the GOP nominee wasn't hand picked for us.

Hillary was the Dem nominee from the beginning. They had no choice. That was it, she was hand picked by the ruling class. And they bent over and let them shove her straight up their asses.

Congrats on the Democrat party's nominee. Hope you weren't expecting anything else. :applause:

[Riks]

... Proves that the GOP nominee wasn't hand picked for us.

Hillary was the Dem nominee from the beginning. They had no choice. That was it, she was hand picked by the ruling class. And they bent over and let them shove her straight up their asses.

Congrats on the Democrat party's nominee. Hope you weren't expecting anything else. :applause:
If the DNC was neutral, Bernie would have won. Top DNC peeps didn't want Bernie because they are as greedy as the top billionaire repubs.

[DukeDelonte13]

The media has completely brainwashed all of the dummies in this thread into thinking Trump will usher in some reign of terror and/or nuclear war. The irony is McCain/Obama/Bush/Clinton/Romney are much scarier people in terms of "leadership" as they are controlled by a neocon/zionist cabal that seeks to threaten Russia and spread war/overindebtedness throughout the world. Are Dresta and I the only ones who actually read on this forum?


I think that Trump will be viewed by the international community exactly how Berlusconi was viewed when he was in office.


Domestically I honestly have no clue what Trump wants to do. He spouts off dumb things to get the redneck vote but we all know that its for show. Its not like the guy has been a staunch conservative his entire life. He just can't be an idiot and try to do zany things that could lose him congress.

[Draz]

My paypal is toyotatacoma@gmail.com

Paypal me some money and we'll make it happen, partner.
No habla English portbavor PayPal no comprende, fren

[ALBballer]

The Republican party has been on life support for years. The fact that an outsider like Trump can win over the voters proves that the party is all but dead, and good riddance too. The once Grand Old Party had become a whore for lunatic fringe special interest.

But here's the thing: the Democrats are heading the same way. It may take a couple of election cycles but people are fed up with being told that the party is looking out for the little guy when they don't even try to hide the hands controlling the puppets anymore.

A lot of people are planning to vote for Hillary, not because they like her but because they are afraid of Trump. If someone like Bloomberg runs as an independent those voters might switch their support to him.

I agree especially with the bold. The Democrats are being taken over by the regressive left, cultural marxist, PC liberalism camp, and sooner or later people will get fed up with them and Democrats will be split further. Trump's success is due to the ideology, and in no other election cycle would Trump had a chance to make it this far.

You can see the rise of the far right in Europe although in American political circles these far right would more or less be seen as centrists.

[ShackEelOKneel]

Going about my days as usual.

[UK2K]

If the DNC was neutral, Bernie would have won. Top DNC peeps didn't want Bernie because they are as greedy as the top billionaire repubs.

Correct.

The puppet masters of the Democrat party had already decided who the 'people's' nominee would be, regardless of if the people agreed.

Too funny. :applause: :applause:

[longtime lurker]

... Proves that the GOP nominee wasn't hand picked for us.

Hillary was the Dem nominee from the beginning. They had no choice. That was it, she was hand picked by the ruling class. And they bent over and let them shove her straight up their asses.

Congrats on the Democrat party's nominee. Hope you weren't expecting anything else. :applause:

:roll: :roll: how delusional are you Republicans? Donald fvcking Trump is your nominee! That's like talking shit about the color of your neighbor's house when your own house is burning. Hillary is about the shut out the Republicans from the white house for another 4 years. Hopefully they could take over congress as well

[Riks]

Correct.

The puppet masters of the Democrat party had already decided who the 'people's' nominee would be, regardless of if the people agreed.

Too funny. :applause: :applause:
Pisses me off that our votes don't really matter in our own parties even.

[Riks]

:roll: :roll: how delusional are you Republicans? Donald fvcking Trump is your nominee! That's like talking shit about the color of your neighbor's house when your own house is burning. Hillary is about the shut out the Republicans from the white house for another 4 years. Hopefully they could take over congress as well
:roll:

[Nick Young]

Dems so far up denial in here they're in the Sudan.

[FillJackson]

If someone like Bloomberg runs as an independent those voters might switch their support to him.
Bloomberg is only getting in if Trump and Sanders are the nominees. I believe he has stated that.

[FillJackson]

If the DNC was neutral, Bernie would have won. Top DNC peeps didn't want Bernie because they are as greedy as the top billionaire repubs.
How do you square this with the fact that Bernie is losing the popular vote by something like 20%?

[Jasi]

I wonder if US citizens are aware of how bewildered the rest of the world is at the political rise of Trump.

We are looking at you guys the same way everyone was looking at Italians for letting Berlusconi lead the country for 20 years.

[UK2K]

I wonder if US citizens are aware of how bewildered the rest of the world is at the political rise of Trump.

We are looking at you guys the same way everyone was looking at Italians for letting Berlusconi lead the country for 20 years.

I don't give a **** what the rest of the world thinks of us.

Perks of being an American.

[rufuspaul]

I wonder if US citizens are aware of how bewildered the rest of the world is at the political rise of Trump.

We are looking at you guys the same way everyone was looking at Italians for letting Berlusconi lead the country for 20 years.


Does the rest of the world love Hillary?

[Sarcastic]

I wonder if US citizens are aware of how bewildered the rest of the world is at the political rise of Trump.

We are looking at you guys the same way everyone was looking at Italians for letting Berlusconi lead the country for 20 years.

Some of us are. We're even more bewildered that a hack like Trump could make it even this far.

[oh the horror]

I wonder if US citizens are aware of how bewildered the rest of the world is at the political rise of Trump.

We are looking at you guys the same way everyone was looking at Italians for letting Berlusconi lead the country for 20 years.




Believe me, most rational Americans are just as bewildered.

[Jasi]

Does the rest of the world love Hillary?

That will depend on everyone's political views.

But Trump... I still have to hear/read a pundit in Europe that doesn't basically look down on him. It's like "He's not REALLY going to win, right?"

It's possibly a wrong, stereotyped impression that we have got of him (even though it seems that he loves to feed that), eh.

[livinglegend]

With all the technology and the money, one would think Americans would be smarter. :facepalm
The fattest and the dumbest country.

[rufuspaul]

That will depend on everyone's political views.

But Trump... I still have to hear/read a pundit in Europe that doesn't basically look down on him. It's like "He's not REALLY going to win, right?"

It's possibly a wrong, stereotyped impression that we have got of him (even though it seems that he loves to feed that), eh.

So he won't be getting the Nobel Peace Prize just for being elected? :oldlol:


One of the only times I've been embarrassed to be American was when Obama was on his European apology tour. :facepalm

[Patrick Chewing]

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[Nick Young]

With all the technology and the money, one would think Americans would be smarter. :facepalm
The fattest and the dumbest country.
How does it feel to know that your country is the personal bitch of the fattest and dumbest country? :confusedshrug: :confusedshrug: :confusedshrug:

[rufuspaul]

How does it feel to know that your country is the personal bitch of the fattest and dumbest country? :confusedshrug: :confusedshrug: :confusedshrug:


:lol

Our own liberal press loves to paint the American electorate as stupid except when things go their way. Elect the Bushes, the American voter is stupid. Elect Clinton and Obama, don't underestimate the intelligence of the American voter.

[Nick Young]

:lol

Our own liberal press loves to paint the American electorate as stupid except when things go their way. Elect the Bushes, the American voter is stupid. Elect Clinton and Obama, don't underestimate the intelligence of the American voter.
All of these people in power are highly intelligent and educated. Even George W. Bush graduated Yale for ****s sake.


They all recognize that in order to gain power and connect with the common American, they purposefully have to dumb themselves down and act stupid.

Remember the beginning of Obama's first campaign? He was dropping knowledge bombs left and right, but voters said they didn't trust him, because he was "too smart" and they wanted some one they could "sit down and have a beer with". So Obama started simplifying his rhetoric and speaking in terms that any common basic idiot could understand.

Politicians are doing what they can to connect with the widest audience possible.

Sadly, this means they have to dumb themselves down in public appearances.

Because sadly, most people in the world are dumb. If you want to reach the biggest audience possible, you have to do whatever you can to accommodate the dummies, while at the same time, not isolating intelligent voters. It is a delicate balance to strike.

[KyrieTheFuture]

I don't give a **** what the rest of the world thinks of us.

Perks of being an American.
Yea, that's super good for foreign policy.

[~primetime~]

Believe me, most rational Americans are just as bewildered.
this


Outside of ISH I have yet to meet someone in real life that isn't like "WTF? seriously?"

Even the red voting christian families I know are like "GTFO with that"



I just assume that Trump is getting votes from all the rural racists out there who just assume Trump will rid the country of muslims and mexicans...smh

I mean, Trump probably owes his popularity to ISIS.

[Nick Young]

Yea, that's super good for foreign policy.
It worked for the Romans and it's working for us:rockon: :rockon: :rockon:

Pax Americana, bitch.
:rockon:
http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/342/563/690.jpg

[rufuspaul]

this


Outside of ISH I have yet to meet someone in real life that isn't like "WTF? seriously?"

Even the red voting christian families I know are like "GTFO with that"



I just assume that Trump is getting votes from all the rural racists out there who just assume Trump will rid the country of muslims and mexicans...smh

I mean, Trump probably owes his popularity to ISIS.


You're in Texas. You guys elected Ted Cruz and Rick Perry. :rolleyes:

[~primetime~]

You're in Texas. You guys elected Ted Cruz and Rick Perry. :rolleyes:
hey, they aren't Trump


I sense defensiveness...are you a Trump supporter? say it ain't so

[DeuceWallaces]

I don't understand how people can say the Dems are also being taken over by extremist portions of the party when their nominee is a moderate quasi-hawk, and they certainly don't have any socialist nut job sects of the party bringing the government and their agenda to a screeching halt.

[BoutPractice]

Exile in Switzerland would be a good choice for those who are thinking of leaving.

They're pretty anti immigrant out there, but if you can make it they tend to be the one country unaffected by turmoil in the rest of the world.

[Nick Young]

I don't understand how people can say the Dems are also being taken over by extremist portions of the party when their nominee is a moderate quasi-hawk, and they certainly don't have any socialist nut job sects of the party bringing the government and their agenda to a screeching halt.
Hillary is a hardcore neo-con, her track record backs this up.

How do you feel about the fact that the Democrats created the KKK and are responsible for interning American citizens in concentration camps and forcing them to work in sweat shops?

http://www.bisd303.org/cms/lib3/WA01001636/Centricity/Domain/807/Manzanar/sign.jpg
http://www.rudyowens.com/wp-content/uploads/galleries/post-378/full/holocaust-46.jpg

Never forget.

[DeuceWallaces]

Hillary is a hardcore neo-con, her track record backs this up.

How do you feel about the fact that the Democrats created the KKK and are responsible for interning American citizens in concentration camps and forcing them to work in sweat shops?

http://www.bisd303.org/cms/lib3/WA01001636/Centricity/Domain/807/Manzanar/sign.jpg
http://www.rudyowens.com/wp-content/uploads/galleries/post-378/full/holocaust-46.jpg

Never forget.

The same way I felt 23 years ago in 8th grade history when I and everyone else learned about it. It's bad.

Maybe you weren't in class that month? Oh wait, I forgot you're not American and don't live here so I guess that's why you missed that class.

[BoutPractice]

There wasn't anything special about interment camps at the time. They were used as a tool of warfare by most developed nations in the world, and as "normal" for the period as today's abject refugee camps for ours.

(Extermination camps however were a different story that set murderous regimes like the nazis apart)

Of course in retrospect it looks bad, as our refugee camps will in the future.

But most importantly... it was world war two.

Part of the problem today is that republicans are acting as though we're in the middle of world war two, when we're not.

We overreact to any and everything today because we can't remember how near apocalyptic those times actually were.
Iraq/Syria probably come closest to what it must have been like... but that situation hasn't engulfed the entire world in quite the same way.

[DukeDelonte13]

I wonder if US citizens are aware of how bewildered the rest of the world is at the political rise of Trump.

We are looking at you guys the same way everyone was looking at Italians for letting Berlusconi lead the country for 20 years.


This guy gets it.

The similarities between Donald and Berlusconi are pretty striking.

[Bosnian Sajo]

He can't kick anyone out if they are citizens, so I'm not worried. I like the idea of lower taxes and an entertaining president. **** Hillary.

[rufuspaul]

This guy gets it.

The similarities between Donald and Berlusconi are pretty striking.


They do love the womens. :banana:

[DukeDelonte13]

They do love the womens. :banana:


and they both can be pretty funny at times.

[Bosnian Sajo]

This guy gets it.

The similarities between Donald and Berlusconi are pretty striking.

Make a thread about it, list out the similarities. I've heard about the AC Milan owner also being prime minister, but what does it have to do with Trump?

[BoutPractice]

DukeDelonte13 > I'd love for that to be the case, but Mussolini was actually respected by a lot of foreign leaders, including Churchill and Roosevelt, at least in the beginning until his alliance with Hitler played out in all its consequences.

Similar to a Putin, Modi, Xi or Erdogan today, he had no shortage of powerful admirers.

To get a better sense of how Trump is viewed in the rest of the world, think of how you see Kim Jong-Un. You have to understand the clownish, grotesque aspect of it... The unreality of thinking a country would actually opt to elect this cartoon villain as their leader.

At the same time, Trump was always seen as a more probable presidential candidate outside of the United States, because he conforms to the worst stereotypes the world has about the country. In Europe, people have been preparing for a Trump presidency for a long time now. They're way past the disbelief stage.

[Dresta]

Berlusconi isn't Mussolini dude. And yeah, Mussolini and FDR shared a mutual admiration for one another.

[thefatmiral]

No way he beats hillary. But I'm sprites with how far he has gottenm

[Bosnian Sajo]

No way he beats hillary. But I'm sprites with how far he has gottenm


Why no way, what info are you basing that on? Because everywhere I've read, if it's Clinton/Trump, Trump is the favorite to win. If it's Sanders/Trump, Sanders is the favorite.

[~primetime~]

Why no way, what info are you basing that on? Because everywhere I've read, if it's Clinton/Trump, Trump is the favorite to win. If it's Sanders/Trump, Sanders is the favorite.
it's the opposite

all forecasts and polls show Hillary destroying Trump, but Hillary vs Rubio or Cruz would be close.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/01/politics/donald-trump-hillary-clinton-bernie-sanders-poll/

[Duderonomy]

you know this place is getting bad when your senior member is trolling :oldlol:

can someone direct me to the Better call Saul discussion? I cant find it buried beneath the race baiting and political threads :rant