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BabyFur Denny posted:If you meet an American the chances are over 50% that he either voted for Trump or didn't care enough to vote against him. That's all we think of when we meet one of your kind. Also, Americans who you might meet abroad are a lot more likely to have voted Clinton than ones who don't even own a passport.
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cant cook creole bream posted:It was incredibly addicting. Literally. Worse reality TV I suppose.
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And the ones who voted for neither can't accurately be said to have not voted against him. And hundreds of thousands voters who wanted to vote against him were disenfranchised through racist laws.
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To be fair to the US a lot of it depends on the voting system. The main issues Trump stands for are similar among far right groups in Europe. There's a reason why Wilders and Le Pen were galvanized by Trump's victory.
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Aw geez sorry guys. I had the "dark timeline" option checked for map generation. We'll just have to ride it out and reroll a new one later.
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Chomsky weighing in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u66GA-YquXo It's interesting to note that he states fairly directly that he think Trump is a stooge just like a lot of people believe.
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WhiskeyJuvenile posted:hahaha you think Trump raised any of his kids on the other hand, Ivanka did raise Trump's cock
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I, for one, would be perfectly willing to apologize on behalf of my country for electing the man less than half the cast votes went toward if I wasn't concerned about my immediately livelihood because of him.
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cant cook creole bream posted:It was incredibly addicting. Literally. It's basically how I caught up with the previous thread: in the two month interim I was between jobs, all I did was jog, play guitar and listen to Whitesnake while sending my updated CV and waiting for peeps to call in and offer me money for being rad.
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Filthy Hans posted:on the other hand, Ivanka did raise Trump's cock this poo poo's gross and cringey as gently caress and not funny
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Zbigniew Brezinski died btw
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eyebeem posted:No, it's not.
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Seriously, watching Trump the past year has been like a lost season of House of Cards where Peewee Herman runs for office, and wins on an insane technicality. Except his health plan probably involved kinky nurses and free gummy bears for all instead of making GBS threads on poor people.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:That is incorrect. Efb
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Andrast posted:Why on earth would you do that? Because we get to decide if the world ends and they don't.
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Chuck Todd just pointed out on Meet the Press that Trump used "In my opinion..." in a tweet for the first time ever (they checked). So maybe the lawyers got to him. Sort of.
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ZobarStyl posted:It's particularly bad math if you're referring to Americans you may encounter abroad. The kind of voter who went for Trump doesn't really travel at all, much less internationally. I mean, if you meet an American who decided visit Europe, it stands to reason that they didn't come to see the collapse of your socialist nightmare states into Sharia observing muzzie outposts, but rather just wanted to remember what functioning govt looks like. I'm pretty sure wealthy suburban whites travel.
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Mahoning posted:Chuck Todd just pointed out on Meet the Press that Trump used "In my opinion..." in a tweet for the first time ever (they checked). So maybe the lawyers got to him. Sort of. He truly became president with that tweet
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To be fair, there are plenty of terrible Americans who travel aboard. Like a group of frat students. And frankly, in a few months only 30% of your people will claim that they'd voted for Trump. Especially if they talk to to foreigners. I know that this forum is extremely based on facts, and therefore against Trump, but if an average group of 10 people (who aren't all from NY or CA) would all claim to not have voted Trump, I'd hardly believe it. cant cook creole bream fucked around with this message at 16:19 on May 28, 2017 |
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vague statistics about people's travel habits cross-referenced to their voting records is cool and interesting and meaningful. Especially when you've got no data or anything to back it up.
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cant cook creole bream posted:To be fair, there are plenty of terrible Americans who travel aboard. Like a group of frat students. And frankly, in a few months only 30% of your people will claim that they'd voted for Trump. Especially if they talk to to foreigners. Less than 30% of eligible voters did vote for Trump.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:He truly became More accurate.
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We need some of those 3 million surplus Clinton voters to leave and start colonizing the less populous red states. A couple hundred thousand from NYC or the bay area move to Cheyenne and that's two new senators and three more electoral votes! This is so brilliant I can't believe nobody ever thought of it.
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flashman posted:I'm pretty sure wealthy suburban whites travel.
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cant cook creole bream posted:And frankly, in a few months only 30% of your people will claim that they'd voted for Trump.
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poo poo, am I sort of defending Americans? Sorry.
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To be clear, if you meet an average American in America, you'd have to tell us what State to get a real Average, because each of our states are twice the size of your countries (except for a select few,) and even if you weren't looking at each state or whatever, only about %45 percent of American's who voted voted for Trump, which is far less than 50.
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Tim Raines IRL posted:Mathematically it's correct. I think it's also unfair to the millions of disenfranchised and the millions of practically disenfranchised.
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skylined! posted:pretty much everyone that reads this thread for more than trolling voted for hillary. Literally this.
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twice burned ice posted:Less than 30% of eligible voters did vote for Trump.
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Please just stop. Your country is full of utter loving morons, who elected an utter loving moron for president. You can quibble about the exact numbers, but in the end, America made its choice, and it chose a man in its own image: an intellectually incurious, bigoted, fat sack of poo poo. All the protests and hand-waving in the world can't change that, until we (the rest of the world) see Trump dragged out of the white house in handcuffs like he deserves.
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Does that guy realize that Christianity is a monotheistic religion? Is he a follower of the Old Norse gods?
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PT6A posted:Please just stop. Your country is full of utter loving morons, who elected an utter loving moron for president. You can quibble about the exact numbers, but in the end, America made its choice, and it chose a man in its own image: an intellectually incurious, bigoted, fat sack of poo poo. All the protests and hand-waving in the world can't change that, until we (the rest of the world) see Trump dragged out of the white house in handcuffs like he deserves. Everyone here wants the same outcome, stop being a dick an insulting us.
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PT6A posted:Please just stop. Your country is full of utter loving morons, who elected an utter loving moron for president. You can quibble about the exact numbers, but in the end, America made its choice, and it chose a man in its own image: an intellectually incurious, bigoted, fat sack of poo poo. All the protests and hand-waving in the world can't change that, until we (the rest of the world) see Trump dragged out of the white house in handcuffs like he deserves. You could help us there.
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PT6A posted:Please just stop. Your country is full of utter loving morons, who elected an utter loving moron for president. You can quibble about the exact numbers, but in the end, America made its choice, and it chose a man in its own image: an intellectually incurious, bigoted, fat sack of poo poo. All the protests and hand-waving in the world can't change that, until we (the rest of the world) see Trump dragged out of the white house in handcuffs like he deserves. The electoral college made its choice, yes
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Yeah at least throw a hashtag resist at the end dang
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I'd guess he'd better kill himself for screwing up the whole Christian forgiveness thing.
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twice burned ice posted:Less than 30% of eligible voters did vote for Trump. But yeah, the electoral college is archaic nonsense, specifically designed to take control from stupid plebs and should have been removed, or at least updated based on proper population data, a long time ago. Remember 2000? That legislature turned out great too. Sorry. I don't want to be to offensive. I know that there are plenty of good people. But as I've said, Donald Trump, a perverted old, white, senile, corrupt, racist narcissistic is your international representation now. That leaves a mark. And I don't know how the next president will be able to fix those relations. He wont. Pence will only focus on domestic issues, like his urgent need to convert all homosexual people.
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Americans abroad are mostly Republicans because only rich people can afford to cross the ocean and buy a passport that's more than rent. And rich people are astonishingly republican.
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