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JP wrote:433 wrote:The majority of states on Super Tuesday are full of non-college educated whites, which is Trump's strongest point. The voters that Trump panders to are the most obvious demonstration of what a weak candidate he is. :lol: Cruz panders to retarded bible-thumpers, Shillary panders to "It's time for a women president" voters, Bernie panders to college kids who want free shit, what's your point? Trump platform is predominately a nationalist one that is against globalisation, and the voters who have been most affected by globalisation are blue-collar whites who feel they've been left behind.
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433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:The majority of states on Super Tuesday are full of non-college educated whites, which is Trump's strongest point. The voters that Trump panders to are the most obvious demonstration of what a weak candidate he is. :lol: Cruz panders to retarded bible-thumpers, Shillary panders to "It's time for a women president" voters, Bernie panders to college kids who want free shit, what's your point? Trump platform is predominately a nationalist one that is against globalisation, and the voters who have been most affected by globalisation are blue-collar whites who feel they've been left behind. It's no coincidence that the people buying Trump's crap are uneducated. If he actually had a coherent plan to protect the interests of blue collar Americans then it might make more sense. Instead it's basically a constituency of stupid, angry white voters supporting Trump because he's smart enough to say exactly what they want to hear. The only genuine economic nationalist/protectionist in the race is Sanders. Edited by JP: 21/2/2016 02:18:43 PM
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JP wrote:433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:The majority of states on Super Tuesday are full of non-college educated whites, which is Trump's strongest point. The voters that Trump panders to are the most obvious demonstration of what a weak candidate he is. :lol: Cruz panders to retarded bible-thumpers, Shillary panders to "It's time for a women president" voters, Bernie panders to college kids who want free shit, what's your point? Trump platform is predominately a nationalist one that is against globalisation, and the voters who have been most affected by globalisation are blue-collar whites who feel they've been left behind. It's no coincidence that the people buying Trump's crap are uneducated. If he actually had a coherent plan to protect the interests of blue collar Americans then it might make more sense. Instead it's basically a constituency of stupid, angry white voters supporting Trump because he's smart enough to say exactly what they want to hear. The only genuine economic nationalist/protectionist in the race is Sanders. Edited by JP: 21/2/2016 02:18:43 PM Burn you elitist prick.
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TheFactOfTheMatter wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:The majority of states on Super Tuesday are full of non-college educated whites, which is Trump's strongest point. The voters that Trump panders to are the most obvious demonstration of what a weak candidate he is. :lol: Cruz panders to retarded bible-thumpers, Shillary panders to "It's time for a women president" voters, Bernie panders to college kids who want free shit, what's your point? Trump platform is predominately a nationalist one that is against globalisation, and the voters who have been most affected by globalisation are blue-collar whites who feel they've been left behind. It's no coincidence that the people buying Trump's crap are uneducated. If he actually had a coherent plan to protect the interests of blue collar Americans then it might make more sense. Instead it's basically a constituency of stupid, angry white voters supporting Trump because he's smart enough to say exactly what they want to hear. The only genuine economic nationalist/protectionist in the race is Sanders. Edited by JP: 21/2/2016 02:18:43 PM Burn you elitist prick. :)
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RedKat wrote:I love how 433 starts posting then quickly jumps over to his multi That's not my multi, 100% honest. I'd guess it's Ricecrackers.
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433 wrote:RedKat wrote:I love how 433 starts posting then quickly jumps over to his multi That's not my multi, 100% honest. I'd guess it's Ricecrackers. It's definitely Ricecrackers.
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Loving watching these champagne socialists burn to a crisp.
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JP wrote:433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:The majority of states on Super Tuesday are full of non-college educated whites, which is Trump's strongest point. The voters that Trump panders to are the most obvious demonstration of what a weak candidate he is. :lol: Cruz panders to retarded bible-thumpers, Shillary panders to "It's time for a women president" voters, Bernie panders to college kids who want free shit, what's your point? Trump platform is predominately a nationalist one that is against globalisation, and the voters who have been most affected by globalisation are blue-collar whites who feel they've been left behind. It's no coincidence that the people buying Trump's crap are uneducated. If he actually had a coherent plan to protect the interests of blue collar Americans then it might make more sense. Instead it's basically a constituency of stupid, angry white voters supporting Trump because he's smart enough to say exactly what they want to hear. The only genuine economic nationalist/protectionist in the race is Sanders. Edited by JP: 21/2/2016 02:18:43 PM That's the entire platform of Trump's campaign :lol: :lol: :lol: Trump is anti shitty free trade deals (TPP, TTIP, NAFTA etc), anti shitty trade deals with China, Mexico etc and anti offshoring and h1b visa's - he even threatened a 35% tax on companies who move factories overseas.
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JP wrote:433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:The majority of states on Super Tuesday are full of non-college educated whites, which is Trump's strongest point. The voters that Trump panders to are the most obvious demonstration of what a weak candidate he is. :lol: Cruz panders to retarded bible-thumpers, Shillary panders to "It's time for a women president" voters, Bernie panders to college kids who want free shit, what's your point? Trump platform is predominately a nationalist one that is against globalisation, and the voters who have been most affected by globalisation are blue-collar whites who feel they've been left behind. It's no coincidence that the people buying Trump's crap are uneducated. Right wing ideology correlates with lower education
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433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:The majority of states on Super Tuesday are full of non-college educated whites, which is Trump's strongest point. The voters that Trump panders to are the most obvious demonstration of what a weak candidate he is. :lol: Cruz panders to retarded bible-thumpers, Shillary panders to "It's time for a women president" voters, Bernie panders to college kids who want free shit, what's your point? Trump platform is predominately a nationalist one that is against globalisation, and the voters who have been most affected by globalisation are blue-collar whites who feel they've been left behind. It's no coincidence that the people buying Trump's crap are uneducated. If he actually had a coherent plan to protect the interests of blue collar Americans then it might make more sense. Instead it's basically a constituency of stupid, angry white voters supporting Trump because he's smart enough to say exactly what they want to hear. The only genuine economic nationalist/protectionist in the race is Sanders. Edited by JP: 21/2/2016 02:18:43 PM That's the entire platform of Trump's campaign :lol: :lol: :lol: Trump is anti shitty free trade deals (TPP, TTIP, NAFTA etc), anti shitty trade deals with China, Mexico etc and anti offshoring and h1b visa's - he even threatened a 35% tax on companies who move factories overseas. 1. He barely has a "platform." President Trump simply wouldn't have the power to reverse the TPP or NAFTA, and that 35% tax is a bullshit claim to appease his supporters that would never be practically implemented. Like all his policies, his economic platform is bereft of detail. 2. He was able to expand the business empire that you keep referring to as such a success story via the benefits of globalisation. The only reason he's taking a protectionist stance now is because it's what his supporters want to hear. You are deluded if you think that Trump actually believes what he's saying; more so if you think there's any chance that his vague ramblings that you call his "platform" would ever be practically implemented.
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JP wrote:433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:The majority of states on Super Tuesday are full of non-college educated whites, which is Trump's strongest point. The voters that Trump panders to are the most obvious demonstration of what a weak candidate he is. :lol: Cruz panders to retarded bible-thumpers, Shillary panders to "It's time for a women president" voters, Bernie panders to college kids who want free shit, what's your point? Trump platform is predominately a nationalist one that is against globalisation, and the voters who have been most affected by globalisation are blue-collar whites who feel they've been left behind. It's no coincidence that the people buying Trump's crap are uneducated. If he actually had a coherent plan to protect the interests of blue collar Americans then it might make more sense. Instead it's basically a constituency of stupid, angry white voters supporting Trump because he's smart enough to say exactly what they want to hear. The only genuine economic nationalist/protectionist in the race is Sanders. Edited by JP: 21/2/2016 02:18:43 PM That's the entire platform of Trump's campaign :lol: :lol: :lol: Trump is anti shitty free trade deals (TPP, TTIP, NAFTA etc), anti shitty trade deals with China, Mexico etc and anti offshoring and h1b visa's - he even threatened a 35% tax on companies who move factories overseas. 1. He barely has a "platform." President Trump simply wouldn't have the power to reverse the TPP or NAFTA, and that 35% tax is a bullshit claim to appease his supporters that would never be practically implemented. Like all his policies, his economic platform is bereft of detail. 2. He was able to expand the business empire that you keep referring to as such a success story via the benefits of globalisation. The only reason he's taking a protectionist stance now is because it's what his supporters want to hear. You are deluded if you think that Trump actually believes what he's saying; more so if you think there's any chance that his vague ramblings that you call his "platform" would ever be practically implemented. ...says the Bernie Sanders supporter
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TheFactOfTheMatter wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:The majority of states on Super Tuesday are full of non-college educated whites, which is Trump's strongest point. The voters that Trump panders to are the most obvious demonstration of what a weak candidate he is. :lol: Cruz panders to retarded bible-thumpers, Shillary panders to "It's time for a women president" voters, Bernie panders to college kids who want free shit, what's your point? Trump platform is predominately a nationalist one that is against globalisation, and the voters who have been most affected by globalisation are blue-collar whites who feel they've been left behind. It's no coincidence that the people buying Trump's crap are uneducated. If he actually had a coherent plan to protect the interests of blue collar Americans then it might make more sense. Instead it's basically a constituency of stupid, angry white voters supporting Trump because he's smart enough to say exactly what they want to hear. The only genuine economic nationalist/protectionist in the race is Sanders. Edited by JP: 21/2/2016 02:18:43 PM That's the entire platform of Trump's campaign :lol: :lol: :lol: Trump is anti shitty free trade deals (TPP, TTIP, NAFTA etc), anti shitty trade deals with China, Mexico etc and anti offshoring and h1b visa's - he even threatened a 35% tax on companies who move factories overseas. 1. He barely has a "platform." President Trump simply wouldn't have the power to reverse the TPP or NAFTA, and that 35% tax is a bullshit claim to appease his supporters that would never be practically implemented. Like all his policies, his economic platform is bereft of detail. 2. He was able to expand the business empire that you keep referring to as such a success story via the benefits of globalisation. The only reason he's taking a protectionist stance now is because it's what his supporters want to hear. You are deluded if you think that Trump actually believes what he's saying; more so if you think there's any chance that his vague ramblings that you call his "platform" would ever be practically implemented. ...says the Bernie Sanders supporter I don't support Bernie Sanders, Ricey. I will give Sanders credit for the fact that his Presidential platform is based on views he's essentially held for his entire life, whereas Trump's platform is a matter of electoral convenience.
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JP wrote:TheFactOfTheMatter wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:JP wrote:433 wrote:The majority of states on Super Tuesday are full of non-college educated whites, which is Trump's strongest point. The voters that Trump panders to are the most obvious demonstration of what a weak candidate he is. :lol: Cruz panders to retarded bible-thumpers, Shillary panders to "It's time for a women president" voters, Bernie panders to college kids who want free shit, what's your point? Trump platform is predominately a nationalist one that is against globalisation, and the voters who have been most affected by globalisation are blue-collar whites who feel they've been left behind. It's no coincidence that the people buying Trump's crap are uneducated. If he actually had a coherent plan to protect the interests of blue collar Americans then it might make more sense. Instead it's basically a constituency of stupid, angry white voters supporting Trump because he's smart enough to say exactly what they want to hear. The only genuine economic nationalist/protectionist in the race is Sanders. Edited by JP: 21/2/2016 02:18:43 PM That's the entire platform of Trump's campaign :lol: :lol: :lol: Trump is anti shitty free trade deals (TPP, TTIP, NAFTA etc), anti shitty trade deals with China, Mexico etc and anti offshoring and h1b visa's - he even threatened a 35% tax on companies who move factories overseas. 1. He barely has a "platform." President Trump simply wouldn't have the power to reverse the TPP or NAFTA, and that 35% tax is a bullshit claim to appease his supporters that would never be practically implemented. Like all his policies, his economic platform is bereft of detail. 2. He was able to expand the business empire that you keep referring to as such a success story via the benefits of globalisation. The only reason he's taking a protectionist stance now is because it's what his supporters want to hear. You are deluded if you think that Trump actually believes what he's saying; more so if you think there's any chance that his vague ramblings that you call his "platform" would ever be practically implemented. ...says the Bernie Sanders supporter I don't support Bernie Sanders, Ricey. I will give Sanders credit for the fact that his Presidential platform is based on views he's essentially held for his entire life, whereas Trump's platform is a matter of electoral convenience. So you support Hillary Clinton? even worse she should be in jail Everything wrong with the political system and the epitome of wall street corruption. But you're educated and intelligent right. :roll:
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"Vote for me because I'm a woman"
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:lol: Insightful as always Ricey.
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Anyone who supports the status quo supports the death culture and disastrous foreign policy that destroyed Iraq, Libya and Syria. You may as well support ISIS.
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JP wrote:433 wrote:RedKat wrote:I love how 433 starts posting then quickly jumps over to his multi That's not my multi, 100% honest. I'd guess it's Ricecrackers. It's definitely Ricecrackers. Without a shadow of a doubt.
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I'll laugh so hard when chairman Hillary gets the Democrat nomination despite getting less of the primary vote nationwide. This will teach the champagne socialists a lesson in how the democratic process is corrupted within their own party of choice.
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This JP bloke doesnt know what he stands for. He just parrots mainstream media talking points.
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Might need a bit more berley there ricey. Edited by mcjules: 21/2/2016 06:05:10 PM
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this whole superdelegates business in the democratic party is pretty dodgy
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Some people would rather talk about rice than stick to the topic of the USA Presidential elections.
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Republicans support incidents like this Quote:At least seven people have been killed in a series of apparently random shootings in the Michigan city of Kalamazoo, police said. Five people were killed at a restaurant and two at a car dealership. An 8-year-old was reportedly among the dead..... http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-35624558
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grazorblade wrote:this whole superdelegates business in the democratic party is pretty dodgy I can see some rationale in it because those superdelegates are the ones that have to work with whoever is elected. This also is the argument for the 50/50 vote for the Labor party leadership. It just seems nuts when you go through the expense of all these primaries to potentially count for little.
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Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:Republicans support incidents like this Quote:At least seven people have been killed in a series of apparently random shootings in the Michigan city of Kalamazoo, police said. Five people were killed at a restaurant and two at a car dealership. An 8-year-old was reportedly among the dead..... http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-35624558 No the democrats do when they introduce gun free zones and don't allow self defence
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lukerobinho wrote:Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:Republicans support incidents like this Quote:At least seven people have been killed in a series of apparently random shootings in the Michigan city of Kalamazoo, police said. Five people were killed at a restaurant and two at a car dealership. An 8-year-old was reportedly among the dead..... http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-35624558 No the democrats do when they introduce gun free zones and don't allow self defence Self defence? Could you show one example of one instance of any country in the world where the self defence theory has ever worked? The theory of 'the way to stop a bad man with a gun is for a good man to have a gun' has been proven to be baloney.
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Joffa wrote:lukerobinho wrote:Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:Republicans support incidents like this Quote:At least seven people have been killed in a series of apparently random shootings in the Michigan city of Kalamazoo, police said. Five people were killed at a restaurant and two at a car dealership. An 8-year-old was reportedly among the dead..... http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-35624558 No the democrats do when they introduce gun free zones and don't allow self defence Self defence? Could you show one example of one instance of any country in the world where the self defence theory has ever worked? The theory of 'the way to stop a bad man with a gun is for a good man to have a gun' has been proven to be baloney. Only one ? http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/dallas-county/dpd-officer-good-samartians-team-up-to-take-down-walmart-shooter/40712005http://wreg.com/2016/02/15/suspect-shot-after-attempting-to-break-into-home/http://www.hendersonvillelightning.com/news/4888-homeowner-shoots-at-burglar-who-pulled-gun.html#.VsXmmehtDWg.twitter http://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/man-71-shoots-home-intruder/88728625
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lukerobinho wrote:Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:Republicans support incidents like this Quote:At least seven people have been killed in a series of apparently random shootings in the Michigan city of Kalamazoo, police said. Five people were killed at a restaurant and two at a car dealership. An 8-year-old was reportedly among the dead..... http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-35624558 No the democrats do when they introduce gun free zones and don't allow self defence I guess fully automatic M60s should be freely available too, considering their firing rate would be so 'effective' in self defence...? How about hand grenades? Got to be as safe as possible.....
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Yes, touché, but you're talking about isolated instances I'm talking about as part of a national strategy, which is also what the gun lobby is talking about. Edited by Joffa: 21/2/2016 11:02:04 PMQuote:All shootings: Some 13,286 people were killed in the US by firearms in 2015, according to the Gun Violence Archive, and 26,819 people were injured. Those figures are likely to rise by several hundred, once incidents in the final week of the year are counted. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-34996604 Edited by Joffa: 21/2/2016 11:06:41 PM
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