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Thunderbro posted:the US political system is utterly broken and it is essentially impossible for a third-party candidate to win a presidential election under current state laws That's got nothing to do with Independents being mewling, unreliable shitheads with no ideology except whatever sounds good at the moment or FYGM, and the youth vote failing every pro-youth candidate since the inception of Democracy
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Thunderbro posted:NC ... this state we've figured out why thunderbro doesn't understand anything ever, friends
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Epic High Five posted:That's got nothing to do with Independents being mewling, unreliable shitheads with no ideology except whatever sounds good at the moment or FYGM, and the youth vote failing every pro-youth candidate since the inception of Democracy this is true too, just look at Jill Stein's stupid rear end lmfao John McAfee made it to the final rounds of Independent presidential candidates so it shows you how good that is
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When would the RNC realistically need to have settled their plans for speakers and all that? Could it feasibly have surprises through the end, or would names and times be locked in a week or two in advance?Thunderbro posted:Nobody actually cares to research the full Twitter background of the thousands of blurbs and memes Trump retweets and the "mistakes" keep Trump's name blasted over every single airwave 24/7 for exactly zero dollars. Clinton spent more money this month than Trump did his entire primary, the polls flipped entirely in his favor, and you legitimately think you are smart people behind a smart candidate. The order was for persuasive word-salad, and you created room-temperature kfc coleslaw. Trump would be appalled.
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oh wow the trumpstaffel is really going for the retarded sheriff star defense huh
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kalensc posted:When would the RNC realistically need to have settled their plans for speakers and all that? Could it feasibly have surprises through the end, or would names and times be locked in a week or two in advance? Trump is releasing a list of speakers on Wednesday.
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kalensc posted:When would the RNC realistically need to have settled their plans for speakers and all that? Could it feasibly have surprises through the end, or would names and times be locked in a week or two in advance?  babypolis posted:oh wow the trumpstaffel is really going for the retarded sheriff star defense huh it's just funny to watch people bitch anti-semitism about a man whose beloved daughter follows judaism now
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fishmech posted:we've figured out why thunderbro doesn't understand anything ever, friends hey we're not all that bad 
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Thunderbro posted:it's just funny to watch people bitch anti-semitism about a man whose beloved daughter follows judaism now
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Thunderbro posted:"reviewed by Huffington Post" Females! 
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I was wondering how you would resolve the dissonance of the HuffPo editorial board being solely comprised of white privileged millennial women Disappointing. Is misogyny all you got?
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Thunderbro posted:I was wondering how you would resolve the dissonance of the HuffPo editorial board being solely comprised of white privileged millennial women
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Grey Fox posted:Who flees from his failed arguments faster: Trump or Thunderbro? Reading Huffington Post to learn about Donald Trump is like reading Stormfront to learn about Islam. Ignorant and pointless.
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Grey Fox posted:Who flees from his failed arguments faster: Trump or Thunderbro? no, lack of diversity was the reason this caused a twitterstorm
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Thunderbro posted:"reviewed by Huffington Post" What's your problem with women?
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Thunderbro posted:Reading Huffington Post to learn about Donald Trump is like reading Stormfront to learn about Islam. Ignorant and pointless. Are you saying Trump's companies aren't trustworthy?
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Thunderbro posted:Reading Huffington Post to learn about Donald Trump is like reading Stormfront to learn about Islam. Ignorant and pointless. Women = Stormfront
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Grey Fox posted:Who flees from his failed arguments faster: Trump or Thunderbro? Trump is generally a lot better at cutting his losses on a particular angle.
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Grey Fox posted:I was reading the Labor Department disclosure form. The one produced by Trump's company. Are you saying that it isn't hypocritical for an all-white, all-women editorial board to scream in every direction about diversity problems, racism, and unfair labor situations?
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Thunderbro posted:Are you saying that it isn't hypocritical for an all-white, all-women editorial board to scream in every direction about diversity problems, racism, and unfair labor situations?
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Thunderbro posted:Are you saying that it isn't hypocritical for an all-white, all-women editorial board to scream in every direction about diversity problems, racism, and unfair labor situations? pretend someone else found the problem, which would exist regardless of who reported on it, what's your defense of it?
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Grey Fox posted:Idgaf, now answer my questions. I Don't Give A gently caress Karl Sharks posted:pretend someone else found the problem, which would exist regardless of who reported on it, what's your defense of it? Every casino union busts? It's not a good thing and that's exactly the opinion you're trying to bait out. It's true the casino business is a lovely field filled to the brim with legitimate mobsters and criminal enterprise. Nasty choices have to be made to compete in that field. Union efforts are usually met with bloodshed in Vegas, not consultants. If we're comparing candidates here, which by god we're going to do in CSPAM, Clinton receives and gives concessions to countries with legitimate slavery. Her history of supporting human rights abuse is awe-inspiring. Thunderbro fucked around with this message at 23:11 on Jul 3, 2016 |
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Some of those women are clearly Asian and a few others appear to be Latina or mixed. It's not all-white, it's just mostly white.
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Thunderbro posted:Every casino union busts? It's not a good thing and that's exactly the opinion you're trying to bait out. It's true, and business, especially casinos, is a lovely field. Which is more likely: Hillary (re)instituting slavery in the United States, or Trump continuing to contribute to deteriorating labor conditions in the US? edit: and lord knows what I want in a leader is someone who clings to the mantra of "everybody does it!"
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Thunderbro posted:Every casino union busts? It's not a good thing and that's exactly the opinion you're trying to bait out. It's true the casino business is a lovely field filled to the brim with legitimate mobsters and criminal enterprise. Nasty choices have to be made to compete in that field. i don't think you can call what trump did with his casinos "competing" quote:If we're comparing candidates here, which by god we're going to do in CSPAM, Clinton receives and gives concessions to countries with legitimate slavery. Her history of supporting human rights abuse is awe-inspiring. and trump wants to give one of those countries nuclear weapons, as well as having businesses in countries with legitimate slavery, but i guess he has to do that to compete as well, right? but you're right, let's stop our associations with any countries with human rights abuses, since we couldn't influence them and try to push them to working on that issue, i'm sure when they align with russia or china instead that'll make things so much better Karl Sharks fucked around with this message at 23:15 on Jul 3, 2016 |
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To the people responding to Thunderbro: how do you get through life with all of the solid brick walls you must constantly be throwing yourself repeatedly into?
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blue squares posted:To the people responding to Thunderbro: how do you get through life with all of the solid brick walls you must constantly be throwing yourself repeatedly into?
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Grey Fox posted:Given the labor conditions in Trump's overseas clothing factories, as well as his other sketchy international business connections, that's an interesting angle for you to take. Let's run with it. Hillary is pro-slavery, ok! Hillary will continue to erode workers' rights, compensation, and job availability through globalist trade agreements that increasingly export manual labor to third world countries. She will pass tax plans that heavily damage the middle class while allowing 1%ers to dodge them through tax evasion, low capital gains taxes, and charity loopholes. Judging from her hard-on for the tech field and the inevitable effects of a massive minimum wage hike, she will immensely contribute to automation and put millions of Americans permanently out of jobs with little recourse to turn to. As a fiscal conservative, she will deny or veto any efforts to establish any kind of universal income to offset automation, and will break welfare systems in areas that do not contain Democrat constituencies. She will pretend to be on the side of the worker, as she is now, and veto all legitimate attempts to salvage an increasingly desperate and dying middle class. Trump will institute protectionism to reclaim the manufacturing capacity of the United States and bring production of goods back to our country. He will end abusive immigration loopholes that allow tech, farm, and industrial companies to import foreign nationals willing to work for pennies on the dollar. His plan completely eliminates income tax on the bottom 50% of Americans, and closes many loopholes used to push tax money overseas. Globalist conglomerates like Amazon and Wal-Mart, who rely on slavery or undercompensated foreign workers, will be hit with deep import tariffs on their foreign productions, either forcing them to employ American workers at a living wage or pay trillions of dollars in taxes to fund American infrastructure. We will be able to rebuild factories, schools, and properly train and prepare our populace for automation in a manner that does not throw the existing middle class into a trash pit. America will be Great Again, and we will be able to compete with nationalist economies like Russia and China on an even playing field.
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Thunderbro posted:Hillary will continue to erode workers' rights, compensation, and job availability through globalist trade agreements that increasingly export manual labor to third world countries. She will pass tax plans that heavily damage the middle class while allowing 1%ers to dodge them through tax evasion, low capital gains taxes, and charity loopholes. Judging from her hard-on for the tech field and the inevitable effects of a massive minimum wage hike, she will immensely contribute to automation and put millions of Americans permanently out of jobs with little recourse to turn to. As a fiscal conservative, she will deny or veto any efforts to establish any kind of universal income to offset automation, and will break welfare systems in areas that do not contain Democrat constituencies. She will pretend to be on the side of the worker, as she is now, and veto all legitimate attempts to salvage an increasingly desperate and dying middle class. Yikes
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Thunderbro posted:Hillary will continue to erode workers' rights, compensation, and job availability through globalist trade agreements that increasingly export manual labor to third world countries. She will pass tax plans that heavily damage the middle class while allowing 1%ers to dodge them through tax evasion, low capital gains taxes, and charity loopholes. Judging from her hard-on for the tech field and the inevitable effects of a massive minimum wage hike, she will immensely contribute to automation and put millions of Americans permanently out of jobs with little recourse to turn to. As a fiscal conservative, she will deny or veto any efforts to establish any kind of universal income to offset automation, and will break welfare systems in areas that do not contain Democrat constituencies. She will pretend to be on the side of the worker, as she is now, and veto all legitimate attempts to salvage an increasingly desperate and dying middle class. 
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Thunderbro posted:Hillary will continue to erode workers' rights, compensation, and job availability through globalist trade agreements that increasingly export manual labor to third world countries. She will pass tax plans that heavily damage the middle class while allowing 1%ers to dodge them through tax evasion, low capital gains taxes, and charity loopholes. Judging from her hard-on for the tech field and the inevitable effects of a massive minimum wage hike, she will immensely contribute to automation and put millions of Americans permanently out of jobs with little recourse to turn to. As a fiscal conservative, she will deny or veto any efforts to establish any kind of universal income to offset automation, and will break welfare systems in areas that do not contain Democrat constituencies. She will pretend to be on the side of the worker, as she is now, and veto all legitimate attempts to salvage an increasingly desperate and dying middle class. cool post from Opposite World, tarheel
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Thunderbro posted:Hillary will continue to erode workers' rights, compensation, and job availability through globalist trade agreements that increasingly export manual labor to third world countries. She will pass tax plans that heavily damage the middle class while allowing 1%ers to dodge them through tax evasion, low capital gains taxes, and charity loopholes. Judging from her hard-on for the tech field and the inevitable effects of a massive minimum wage hike, she will immensely contribute to automation and put millions of Americans permanently out of jobs with little recourse to turn to. As a fiscal conservative, she will deny or veto any efforts to establish any kind of universal income to offset automation, and will break welfare systems in areas that do not contain Democrat constituencies. She will pretend to be on the side of the worker, as she is now, and veto all legitimate attempts to salvage an increasingly desperate and dying middle class. Are you Robert Taft irl
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I love the MSM doing their best to spin the Central Park explosion as a fireworks accident. I need to get me some of these self-igniting fireworks. I'm sure de Blasio will ban them to see what's in them.
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Thunderbro posted:Trump will institute protectionism to reclaim the manufacturing capacity of the United States and bring production of goods back to our country. his protectionism is a bluff and he's even admitted that, even if he could pass them it would just serve to raise prices on goods hurting the american consumer quote:He will end abusive immigration loopholes that allow tech, farm, and industrial companies to import foreign nationals willing to work for pennies on the dollar. he's been all over the spectrum when it comes to H1-B visas, so that's just your confirmation bias they do make less, but it's more like a few thousand dollars less, not pennies on the dollar lmao quote:His plan completely eliminates income tax on the bottom 50% of Americans, and closes many loopholes used to push tax money overseas. and he also slashes taxes for the rich and corporations, resulting in a 10 trillion dollar loss in revenue over 10 years quote:Globalist conglomerates like Amazon and Wal-Mart, who rely on slavery or undercompensated foreign workers, will be hit with deep import tariffs on their foreign productions, either forcing them to employ American workers at a living wage or pay trillions of dollars in taxes to fund American infrastructure. why would trump care about a living wage when he's been against the minimum wage as it stands, much less raising it so every worker can make a living wage? and even if he did raise it, he'd also raise the prices of many goods, muting the effect on increased income would love to see some numbers on how you got to trillions of dollars in new taxes on corporations, when he'll lower the base tax rate for them quote:We will be able to rebuild factories, schools, and properly train and prepare our populace for automation in a manner that does not throw the existing middle class into a trash pit. America will be Great Again, and we will be able to compete with nationalist economies like Russia and China on an even playing field. would love to see how he rebuilds infrastructure with less government revenue watching mental gymnastics and confirmation bias in action is my fetish 
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GrimGypsy posted:A hardcore Trumper is either a gimmick or actual retarded person, so it's kinda equally silly to argue with either silly if your goal is to convince them or 'win' the argument, sometimes it's funny to see what they'll say, like his post just now. if no one talked to him, then we'd be deprived of some nice meltdowns, and that's a travesty 
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