Donald Trump is what America Deserves...

[neobuyer]

The twisted glass menagerie of stupid that is the people of the United States of America, have allowed the two parties (who are both half wrong anyways) to become so polarized that we have people like Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders drawing as much support as they do. A bible-thumping evangelical foaming-at-the-mouth nut job lawyer and a lifelong radical socialist who believes mankind is basically 'good', which is the most ridiculous idea I have ever heard.

We support Hillary Clinton as a presidential candidate, even though as Secretary of State, when an American Embassy was attacked by people who were clearly terrorists- didn't have any idea whatsoever to do in such a situation (when it was her job to know what to do in such a situation). Who then lies about it and blames it on some fringe anti-Islam video.

And then we have Donald Trump, A reality TV star and Billionaire who is yet another glaring example that you don't have to be all that intelligent to make a ton of money. This isn't the Left or the Right's fault- it's OUR FAULT for tolerating so many people among us that would rather go to church or Che Guevara to learn what to think about politics. It is our fault for watching TV news and Talk Radio that belong to one party or the other and lapping it up like slavering dogs.

I am voting for Trump, and I hope he pisses both sides off, gets reelected and does it again. America (and Mexico) deserve a post-Simon Cowell reality TV show president. At this point, America deserves The Running Man followed by Skynet going live and building hunter/killer robots and T-800s, but this time there's no time machine.

 

[tacoguy]

Well shit, might as well not even try.

 

[Rot]

The issue is, people are dissatisfied with the way their country is going.

When the feeling is high enough, it opens the door to more extremist politics. Trump is charasmatic and the other candidates are boring. The USA doesn't want more of the same, hence, you have Trump working his way to the Republican candidacy.

It doesn't just happen in America.

xROTx

Postscript.

The American people want to believe Trump can change things but in the end, if he becomes President, his hands will be just as tied as every other President for the past few decades. Reality vs rhetoric.

 

[SouthtownKid]

Donald Trump is what America Deserves...

Yeah, this is what I've been saying. He'll be a disaster. Hopefully the closest thing we'll ever have to a Hitler, but America almost needs to see how bad things can get before everyone starts pulling their heads out of their asses and maybe expect some improvement.

 

[StevenK]

The issue is, people are dissatisfied with the way their country is going.

When the feeling is high enough, it opens the door to more extremist politics. Trump is charasmatic and the other candidates are boring. The USA doesn't want more of the same, hence, you have Trump working his way to the Republican candidacy.

It doesn't just happen in America.

Difference, though, is that most countries end up with some lunatic Trump type guy when their people are almost at war and starving in the streets. America seems to be running to these desperate measures because their Olympic gold medal tally might be somewhere short of 'all of them' this year.

You can't rule everything for ever, doesn't work like that.

 

[Rot]

Difference, though, is that most countries end up with some lunatic Trump type guy when their people are almost at war and starving in the streets. America seems to be running to these desperate measures because their Olympic gold medal tally might be somewhere short of 'all of them' this year.

You can't rule everything for ever, doesn't work like that.

http://www.usdebtclock.org/

It's mildly hypnoptic. What happens when everyone calls in the debt? I've always been curious about that.

xROTx

 

[Kristian Meller]

Yeah, this is what I've been saying. He'll be a disaster. Hopefully the closest thing we'll ever have to a Hitler, but America almost needs to see how bad things can get before everyone starts pulling their heads out of their asses and maybe expect some improvement.

Which you could have if you just voted for Bernie instead

 

[Heinz]

I've been watching this presidential race from the start, not necessarily liking the idea of a trump victory but at the same time I'm wanting it to happen. Let's see what can be done when you put a lunatic at the top!

 

[Earthquake24]

The only Presidential candidate that I have been watching in my lifetime where who has been attacked by not only the entire media (both Democrat AND Republican media, including talk radio), BOTH Republican Party AND Democrat Party elites, the big shots, the ones who are scared that he is going to take away the BIG MONEY trough from both parties suck from, that is one of their real fears you will never hear about. Both the Democrats and Republicans take the same dirty money and that is what they thrive on, they are the Uniparty, one in the exact same. That is why nothing ever gets done because if things did get done for America for a change, what good would would either party be good for?

Every day, every minute that you watch any of the 3 big network news stations it is relentless attacks on Trump by all of the anchors, even Trump's wife was attacked on air the other day by some bitch on CNN. Never in my life have I seen something like this. Reagan was somewhat treated this way where he was called a war monger and other things. This is completely different, the attacks are much more personal, a NYT reporter tweeted the other day 'Good news everybody, this is how we can end Trump's candidacy, then shows an image akin to him being murdered. The reporte was thrashed but he deletes the tweet saying 'I was joking'. No, you weren't. Some other nutcase has a Facebook account 'let's Murder Donald Trump' that has been up since last year with thousands of ways for him to be killed and the guy will pay good money for it to be done or he'll do it himself. Account has never been shutdown and Secret Service hasn't done anything.

The Republican Party rules purposefully have rules that would shut down any insurgent or movement candidate, that's why they are so desperate to destroy him. All the hit pieces, 24/7 attacks now is not by accident. The big money is he will end is what both parties are terrified he will stop but it's definitely not the only reason.

 

[LoneSage]

The president is a figurehead.

Congressional elections are far more important.

What's really amazing is grown men who are pushing 40 campaigning for anyone, thinking that their person will change America and get things done. How they've gone through life missing that every four years nothing changes and yet thinking this is the guy who'll change everything is pretty sad.

 

[evil wasabi]

Discovering a Trump supporter does not surprise me on Neo Geo dot com. We also have many people who witlessly buy fake games.

 

[Opethian]

cake farts

 

[wyo]

The president is a figurehead.

Congressional elections are far more important.

What's really amazing is grown men who are pushing 40 campaigning for anyone, thinking that their person will change America and get things done. How they've gone through life missing that every four years nothing changes and yet thinking this is the guy who'll change everything is pretty sad.

Exactly. Everyone got so excited/riled up about Obama. He came in and made a handful of incremental changes at best. If Trump wins the nomination, we'll either have a Democratic president or fun times. It's a win-win for America.

 

[LWK]

Trump is definitely a jump to conclusions president. Remember, this is the same genius who was a huge backer for that insane birther movement. If this guy does win, can you just imagine how bad his foreign policy PR might end up?

Trump suffers from ego syndrome, where he thinks he is a lot smarter then he is.

 

[LoneSage]

Trump suffers from ego syndrome, where he thinks he is a lot smarter then he is.

He knows exactly what the fuck he's doing.

 

[NeoSneth]

even if Trump wins, it's not as bad as what Canada has right now.

 

[Earthquake24]

Trump is definitely a jump to conclusions president. Remember, this is the same genius who was a huge backer for that insane birther movement. If this guy does win, can you just imagine how bad his foreign policy PR might end up?

Trump suffers from ego syndrome, where he thinks he is a lot smarter then he is.

Trump is just running the playbook from his book "The Art of the Deal". He knows what he is doing and it's working, big time. He's also not even close to war hungry, he's anti the wars happening. He knows the country is beyond tired and has war fatigue, so he takes that issue away from Hillary, who is big into launching wars. She was very much in favor of the Libyan War, which launched the "Arab Spring" which was a disaster, costing countless lives and terrorism spreading all over. He's like Sanders in that respect. 2 things he is with Sanders on - the trade deals (NAFTA, CAFTA) and being against the war, that's why he has such a broad coaltion, he pulls beyond the Republicans, he gets Dems, Indys, alot of them. Another example is the Israel-Palestinian deal. He calls it "the hardest and toughest deal anyone could ever make. That's why they always fail".

So he goes instead of taking a 100% full bloated Israel defense only like every damn politician has tried for decades or more, why not try it going into negotiation from a neutral perspective? He supports Israel, his daughter is Jewish and he doesn't hide that. But what if you went into a negotiation between the two neutral? These politicians hate that he says that, even though their stupid asses have been doing the same thing forever and never getting it done. The guy is brutally honest unlike these others and that's one of the biggest reasons people like him.

 

[Jibbajaba]

Difference, though, is that most countries end up with some lunatic Trump type guy when their people are almost at war and starving in the streets. America seems to be running to these desperate measures because their Olympic gold medal tally might be somewhere short of 'all of them' this year.

You can't rule everything for ever, doesn't work like that.

This is the kind of comment that's fueled by the stereotypes non-Americans have about the US. Your post was either a poor attempt at sarcasm or one of the stupidest things I've read on this site in recent history.

 

[SouthtownKid]

even if Trump wins, it's not as bad as what Canada has right now.

The difference is that what Canada has doesn't matter. It has zero effect on anything. It's like worrying about who wins city council for Bumfuck, Nebraska.

Also, congratulations to Earthquake24 for being of subhuman intelligence.

 

[wyo]

Have you guys seen the other Republican candidates though? Trump is clearly the cream of that diseased crop.

 

[andsuchisdeath]

What's up with people almost exclusively referring to these politicians on a first name basis.

Are they your friends?

 

[ahcmetal]

...if he can art of the deal his way out of this massive black hole we're in financially, I'll be satisfied. Bankrupt, he's dumb this, he's a loud mouth asshat that...I don't care, through whatever means he did it he turned a million into supposedly 10 billion...just...do that with our deficit...

 

[andsuchisdeath]

Hilary and I are going to the mall tomorrow.

Hey Bernie, pass me another lemonade.

Nobody says Donald though.

 

[Rot]

This is the kind of comment that's fueled by the stereotypes non-Americans have about the US. Your post was either a poor attempt at sarcasm or one of the stupidest things I've read on this site in recent history.

I tend to agree. The USA isn't my country, hence, my views aren't as valid in some quarters.

This is why I generalise when it doesn't really concern me directly. However, to members like Kristian Mellor, this is like shit to flies.

xROTx

Postscript.

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[famicommander]

It doesn't matter who the president is. Neither party will give someone the nomination unless they've sucked the collective cocks of the Council for Foreign Relations. the pharamceutical companies, the labor unions, the defense contractors, the oil companies, and the big banks.

The only difference is what flavor of meaningless rhetoric they use to sell themselves to large voting blocks.