Another cringe worthy moment from the Donald!

[Chadd77]

Go to JebBush.com lol

[jack tors]

[Bouncer]

LoL

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...ring-a-debate/

[Mr I]

It's weird though. In the UK loads of Muslims marched the streets of London in protest against ISIS. Good shit. But the tv press never covered it. It's like they onky want us to see the bad

[Bouncer]

Same with Japs. We actually rounded them up and put them in temp housing basically like the Nazis did early on to the Jews with the ghettos.

If another 9/11 type event happens than yes, I can fully see having to take extreme measures to handle these fucks.

[Mr I]

It is said that during WWII America didn't allow Germans in the country because they had no way of telling a Nazi.

Is Donald Trump so crazy? The attacks are only coming from Muslims. I know it's innapropriate and outrageous but it makes you wonder how long before Muslims all over will suffer prejudice

Also BOOM: Northern Italy Is Banning The Burqa After The Paris Jihadi Attacks

[chuckz28]

Holy crap facepalm central for sure. The only thing I'll give that group is they stayed calm during questioning because my questions to Trump supporters end up with them getting heated and the talk going south.

[Scrumhalf]

^ Oh boy, that clip was hilarious and so painful to watch at the same time! I could have used a couple of more hands to do a quad facepalm!

[Bouncer]

'The Daily Show' Attempted to Hold a Conversation With Actual Donald Trump Supporters | Complex



Before you say it scrum, being a supporter of trump isn't the same as being tired of everyone else and seeing their bullshit for what it is. The actual supporters of trump can be found in the link above. lmao

[StanG]

Wait, you took the first shot. "join the real world?" Is that not "douchey," given that you don't really know me or my real world experience? Take what I said in the same spirit. Your statement suggested that my position is idealistic and not pragmatic. Well, my point is that I have seen first hand the corrosive effects of US foreign policy.

Your initial statement blatantly implied that the president of the US has NEVER engaged in such behavior, making it seem like this would be some new, earth shattering occurrence. When you post something like that what is one supposed to think if your "worldly experience" man? Seriously, tell me your initial post did not imply that? also tell me my reply (although maybe douchy) is not correct? Of course it is you said so yourself man.
No need to step up on the sop box and stroke your own ego to defend a position man. I mean saying what you said when you know nothing about what people here have done or experienced etc. Silly man...

[Scrumhalf]

I agree and concede to your point in bold, however the part you edited in about your personal worldly experience, kind of a douchey move man....seriously. You have no idea who is here and their worldly experiences. My post was going to concede to a valid point you made, then you added in kind of a self centered, arrogant, douche bag, ego stroking statement. cmon, your better than that man..

Wait, you took the first shot. "join the real world?" Is that not "douchey," given that you don't really know me or my real world experience? Take what I said in the same spirit. Your statement suggested that my position is idealistic and not pragmatic. Well, my point is that I have seen first hand the corrosive effects of US foreign policy.

[StanG]

Well, Dick Cheney is, by any objective measure, a self-admitted war criminal. And pretty much every US President in the last 50 plus years has grossly violated international law (there is a great Chomsky video on YouTube about this).

But I would prefer the "leader of the free world" to at least not brag publicly about how one of his policy platforms will be to violate one of the more visible and obvious laws of the Geneva Convention. Is that too idealistic a standard to ask for?

And with all due respect, I have probably seen, lived in, and experienced more of the real world, including the effects of US foreign policy, than most people on this board.

I agree and concede to your point in bold, however the part you edited in about your personal worldly experience, kind of a douchey move man....seriously. You have no idea who is here and their worldly experiences. My post was going to concede to a valid point you made, then you added in kind of a self centered, arrogant, douche bag, ego stroking statement. cmon, your better than that man..

[Scrumhalf]

One question only.....do you really think this isnt already happening? If you do its time to join the real world man......

Well, Dick Cheney is, by any objective measure, a self-admitted war criminal. And pretty much every US President in the last 50 plus years has grossly violated international law (there is a great Chomsky video on YouTube about this).

But I would prefer the "leader of the free world" to at least not brag publicly about how one of his policy platforms will be to violate one of the more visible and obvious laws of the Geneva Convention. Is that too idealistic a standard to ask for?

And with all due respect, I have probably seen, lived in, and experienced more of the real world, including the effects of US foreign policy, than most people on this board.

[StanG]

Bro, I know you joke around but in all seriousness, do you want the self-appointed leader of the free world to be engaging in war crimes? Come on bro, surely you don't mean that. Think about it. I get what you are saying about the terrorists not playing by the rules, but I can guarantee that illegality aside, there is no better way to create more terrorists than to kill innocent people.

One question only.....do you really think this isnt already happening? If you do its time to join the real world man......

[Mr I]

Donald Trump’s barber reveals hair piece is used to cover swastika tattoo

A hahaha