dj wrote (View Post): |
The real problems plaguing America's political system are complete lack of unity, fanatical partisanship based on propaganda not facts, and absolute domination of our Congress by Industrial/Corporate lobbyists. These lobbyists literally even have their own lawyers writing legislation. Trump is a master salesman and one of the very few to explain how dysfunctional and corrupt our system is in plain English. This comes as a shock to the political establishment whom likes to keep the public confused and ignorant. Now the Republicans are heading down a dangerous path that could cause the party to implode into chaos. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
It is true that we are all suffering from our global system to find cheap Slave labor in sweatshops based in mostly Commie-subsidized China. If Communism is truly so evil as we were indoctrinated to believe for many decades, then why has USA and many other Western nations sent the majority of our manufacturing plants to China? It proves that all of these comments were based purely on propaganda. The elitists have exploited Slave Labor to the point many these workers are permanently injured for the rest of their lives. They obviously do not give a rat's ass about our National economies and especially they do not care about destroying lives of families because they have no more jobs. Apple reportedly is one the few businesses (or maybe even the only one) to even acknowledge investigative journalists alarming reports of sweatshop workers in China becoming disfigured from being overworked.
So when Trump speaks to these points he strikes a deep nerve in the psyche of American public. But I agree with your points...I really don't trust either. What I like about Trump is that he is agitating many of the elitists whom I despise. I want revenge against the shi*heads that have sold my country out. Many of these losers answer to their masters overseas anyways. |
tripwire wrote (View Post): |
Mooxe, you're in Canada, correct? Would you have a spare room to rent? If Trump makes it to President I'm leaving this place! |
ke_mechial wrote (View Post): |
I watched the Season 2 of "Fargo". Interestingly, the '80 elections is involved in one episode, as reagan is visiting the town. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
It is true that we are all suffering from our global system to find cheap Slave labor in sweatshops based in mostly Commie-subsidized China. If Communism is truly so evil as we were indoctrinated to believe for many decades, then why has USA and many other Western nations sent the majority of our manufacturing plants to China? It proves that all of these comments were based purely on propaganda. The elitists have exploited Slave Labor to the point many these workers are permanently injured for the rest of their lives. They obviously do not give a rat's ass about our National economies and especially they do not care about destroying lives of families because they have no more jobs. Apple reportedly is one the few businesses (or maybe even the only one) to even acknowledge investigative journalists alarming reports of sweatshop workers in China becoming disfigured from being overworked.
So when Trump speaks to these points he strikes a deep nerve in the psyche of American public. But I agree with your points...I really don't trust either. What I like about Trump is that he is agitating many of the elitists whom I despise. I want revenge against the shi*heads that have sold my country out. Many of these losers answer to their masters overseas anyways. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
I have a spare room. But you better hurry before the wall goes up. I spoke to a Trump supporter here at work. It was so difficult. I had to change the subject as he was literally just repeating what Trump says verbatim almost. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
Cruz's rant today against Trump was so true. Cruz is just not a good alternative, and Kasich is a wasted vote. |
Stwa wrote (View Post): |
So now that Trump wins Indiana, I suppose many more people will exclaim that if Trump wins the presidency, that they will move to Canada. It is funny, I have never hear one such person say that they will move to Mexico. Why is that? |
mick_xe5 wrote (View Post): |
Now that Trump is the presumptive GOP candidate, some opinion shapers in his party are claiming they will actively support Clinton instead...which is the conservative equivalent of vowing to move to Mexico. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Strange that Trump is more of a liberal, to the left of Clinton on War (Iraq vote) and trade. Clinton is not honest by waiting for many months when it was politically expedient to even give a yes or no answer about Keystone XL pipeline & the Trade deal with Asia. Only when she thought Sanders might beat her did she conveniently come out and state her position.
I agree that Clinton is an establishment candidate. Hardly any difference with her positions and the Republican Establishment candidates on War, Trade, Lobbyists, etc. The only trivial difference is that she supports gays, immigrants and gun control. Sanders also defies his own party by refusing to vote for the Brady bill or other gun control bills many times in his career. Sanders is almost like Libertarian but has more liberal views on Education and Healthcare. I like that Sanders is extremely consistent, unlike Clinton and that weasel Lyin' Ted Cruz. Good riddance to him. I hope Sanders wins...that would be the ultimate anti-establishment ballot on both sides. |
Stwa wrote (View Post): |
So now that Trump wins Indiana, I suppose many more people will exclaim that if Trump wins the presidency, that they will move to Canada. It is funny, I have never hear one such person say that they will move to Mexico. Why is that? |
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My aunt moved to Mexico from Texas. One reason she moved was because George Dubya was elected. |
sod98 wrote (View Post): |
How is Hillary Clinton still in the presidential race after Benghazi - lied about the security risk, her lack of knowledge about it and being the most responsible person for downgrading the security at the Benghazi Mission. This is on top of US Military not backing her version of events that cost several US people their lives. Also sending the Diplomat to Benghazi to conduct " arms to Jihadists " and his death.
Also remember the lies about the sniper at the Bosnian airport shooting at Hillary and her escort. She is a serial liar and a stranger from the truth at best. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
For the remaining republican Trump hold outs, my respect goes to them, and they will earn much more respect from the american people when this is all over. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
As for Trump. It's hard to really say anything good about him. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Because Hillary did NOT lie about Benghazi. Lots of right wing agitators floating lies on the net, inventing their own facts. She already was interrogated by the opposition for more than 8 hours and the head guy could not find anything. I don't like Hillary myself - but it's not a fair criticism what you & her opponents say about Benghazi. We took advantage of the situation...but had the usual blowback. Better off not intervening at all in the mid-east as these are the consequences. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
As for Trump
1) Opposed Iraq War from the very beginning (unlike Clinton) |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
What this all comes down to is 1. How many emails were subsequently classified, 2. Were they compromised? and 3. If they were compromised was anyone or thing put in jeopardy? |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
Do you think there's people who think Edward Snowden is a hero for releasing all those secrets, and at the same time think Hillary Clinton is a criminal for sending her emails via private server?
3. If they were compromised was anyone or thing put in jeopardy? This email thing is going to blow over and only be an issue for those that can't drop it. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
What this all comes down to is 1. How many emails were subsequently classified, 2. Were they compromised? and 3. If they were compromised was anyone or thing put in jeopardy? |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
Do you think there's people who think Edward Snowden is a hero for releasing all those secrets, and at the same time think Hillary Clinton is a criminal for sending her emails via private server?
With the Freedom of Information Act how much of Hillary's email traffic could of been released anyways? What this all comes down to is 1. How many emails were subsequently classified, 2. Were they compromised? and 3. If they were compromised was anyone or thing put in jeopardy? This email thing is going to blow over and only be an issue for those that can't drop it. I couldn't tell if that Guardian article Sod98 posted regarded emails gained through the FOIA or stolen. |
sod98 wrote (View Post): |
Snowden / Assange etc yes. If anyone brings to light wrong doing at any level then they deserve the backing and security of their country. Not the condemnation and criminalizing of their actions. Also it sounds like Hillary has told a lot or porkies - lies. These emails will show she deceived the hearing and the public. The emails you were referring to in the Guardian article were leaked but by who.........no one has said yet. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
Here is the Donald Trump Report. 237 pages on him up to December 19, 2015. A comprehensive collection of quotes and articles about his life and career. A bit repetitive reading his quotes and its all generally "bad." |
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mooxe wrote (View Post): |
Here is the Donald Trump Report. 237 pages on him up to December 19, 2015. A comprehensive collection of quotes and articles about his life and career. A bit repetitive reading his quotes and its all generally "bad." |
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sod98 wrote (View Post): |
Also didn't the Russians just get the blame for this hack and one of the heads of NATO ( Stoltenberg ) threaten military action upon Russia and others in the future as this would be an act of war. |
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sod98 wrote (View Post): |
Also that donor information contains the Carlyle Group and many other Lobbyists buying her influence. Trump might be a lot of things but corrupt he isn't at this stage. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-cyber-nato-idUSKCN0Z12NE |
Stwa wrote (View Post): |
So, does mooxe, snowden, and guccifer have something in common?
Link |
sod98 wrote (View Post): |
I wonder if Mainstream media will now give a full retraction and apologize to Russia.......yeah right. |
SheytanArba wrote (View Post): |
I as jew, by jewish law, say, vote for anyone who doesnt support Izrael. There was enough wars that ""we" coused, its time for Izrael to die and free the world from zionists shadows.
If someone says i am antisemithic dont forget, by liberal standards i cant be antisemithic as i am partially semit and i cant be wrong as i am opressed minority. (Witch is moronic but if enemy puts minefiled that helps ur deffence u r idiot not to use it against him). Trump will stop helping Izrael and Hilary is just player of Izraels most powerfull ppl aka rich jews from Manhatan. Trump will finally stop cold war v2 and have normal diplomacy with newlly formed eastern block aka BRIC. That will maybe save America from going in military dictatorship and ful civil war in 75-100 years after economy gets destroed by semi isolation and rampage cooperations witch will suck ppl dry before they croumble in just private armys. Pls dont hate on my broken writing as i never learned to write normal any langauge even one my mothers language. |
SheytanArba wrote (View Post): |
I as jew, by jewish law, say, vote for anyone who doesnt support Izrael. There was enough wars that ""we" coused, its time for Izrael to die and free the world from zionists shadows.
If someone says i am antisemithic dont forget, by liberal standards i cant be antisemithic as i am partially semit and i cant be wrong as i am opressed minority. (Witch is moronic but if enemy puts minefiled that helps ur deffence u r idiot not to use it against him). Trump will stop helping Izrael and Hilary is just player of Izraels most powerfull ppl aka rich jews from Manhatan. Trump will finally stop cold war v2 and have normal diplomacy with newlly formed eastern block aka BRIC. That will maybe save America from going in military dictatorship and ful civil war in 75-100 years after economy gets destroed by semi isolation and rampage cooperations witch will suck ppl dry before they croumble in just private armys. Pls dont hate on my broken writing as i never learned to write normal any langauge even one my mothers language. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Doesn't make sense what you say? You are Jew but certainly does not sound like you live in Israel, quite biased comments. So where are you then?
Bernie Sanders is also Jewish, parents immigrated from Poland. And he has the correct position about Israel and better than Clinton. He says we need to be fair with the Palestinians and Arab minority. Bernie gets it as a Jew, have to realize the constant conflict will never end unless a fair deal is made to compensate with more land or some other compromise. When the last Israeli PM tried to do that he was assassinated by right wing extremist whom wanted NO negotiation. The result will mean it will never end. Trump talks a lot but never said he would try to force Israel to compromise.: |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Force never works............it just creates more hatred. It's another Western mess from the start - gifting a state, but what is done is done. Return to the borders of 1947 and outside countries keep out from financing and supplying weapons and military tech to all. Sadly that will also never happen.: |
SheytanArba wrote (View Post): |
@sod98 force is only answer, when there is advesaries left u won, everything else is just truce till war starts again. I tried diplomacy with benders,fsa,wehabies, evry time they brake trust and attack from shadow. Look at history, every truce was just waiting and arming for bouth or one side. Peace is lie, there is only war. |
Stwa wrote (View Post): |
Me thinks you should let Brother Nathaneal speak for you. Link |
dj wrote (View Post): |
My guess is that you are either ethnic Persian Jew or from Lebanon. Interesting you refuse to answer my question about where you are from. |
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SheytanArba wrote (View Post): |
He [Brother Nathaneal] is Orthodox Christian, i am not in best terms with them even tho i work with some of them. |
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sod98 wrote (View Post): |
@sod98
War is the biggest lie of all. What's the saying.........the first casualty of war - the truth. |
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dj wrote (View Post): |
The Republicans are even worse. Even the Libertarian Party presidential candidate said that recently. Very little difference between the parties. Now the incompetence and hopelessly corrupt Congress is having a meltdown about guns instead of doing any real work. All they do is go around in circles blaming the other side for their corruption or partisan agendas. Bernie Sanders was more about fixing the real problem which is campaign finance reform. Congressman can leave after just 1 term and go work as Lobbyists. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Very little difference between the parties. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
"CIA need to be stopped and before they shoot another US President"
When you throw something like that into the middle of your statement, the reader loses focus and your post loses merit. Just sayin! |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Just because you read something somewhere or somebody says something doesn't make it true. You're reading too people peddling conspiracy theories. |
US_Brake wrote (View Post): |
I think it will be many years before a US Republican is elected President. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
With all the conspiracies, theories, gossip, news and facts we are presented with, I am thankful this information about the US Government is so readily available and we are able to discuss it. Edward Snowden, Bradley Manning, the Freedom of information Act, freedom of speech and freedom of the media have all contributed to a more democratic and transparent government. To be able analyze the government processes with all the different sources of information means the original intent is still working. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
With all the conspiracies, theories, gossip, news and facts we are presented with, I am thankful this information about the US Government is so readily available and we are able to discuss it. Edward Snowden, Bradley Manning, the Freedom of information Act, freedom of speech and freedom of the media have all contributed to a more democratic and transparent government. To be able analyze the government processes with all the different sources of information means the original intent is still working. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
You really are making too many points per post. Points that you have repeated over and over here I might add. I'll respond to your paranoia point. In general, there is no paranoia either with the government or civilian population. Americans want safety and the government created tools to create and preserve safety. These tools invade everyone's privacy but in general, people do not care, have no idea about them or are just indifferent. |
pvt_Grunt wrote (View Post): |
It seems Trump has sniffed the winds from UK and decided to come out with an anti-globalisation pitch. He's quite clever (or else has good advice) about being a populist 'Everything to Everyone' candidate, but in my experience the people who fall for this trick will be dissapointed if he is elected and his true colours come out.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/06/28/donald-trump-globalization-trade-pennsylvania-ohio/86431376/ |
Schmal_Turm wrote (View Post): |
The way I see it, it goes to what is called the “Hegelian Dialectic.”
What this entails is the idea that the elitists in control employ a manufactured crisis in order to implement the plans that they would want to have in order to control the population. The elitists are well aware that when there is a problem the people generally will clamor for the government to come up with a solution that usually results in more control and more surveillance, such as The Patriot Act after 911, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. After all the measures enacted to make us safer in the US, all we really get is more control over the general population. Boston civil-liberties lawyer Harvey Silverglate authored a book "Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent" referring to the number of crimes he estimates the average American now unwittingly commits because of vague laws. New technology adds its own complexity, making innocent activity potentially criminal. Ultimately, we are not as free as we have been led to believe. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
Instead of doing any research some media outlets just throw it out there and let people come to their own conclusion, media's job complete. |
MajorFrank wrote (View Post): |
Over here in Finland we have a whole bunch of presidential candidates from the various parties for the first round of voting. They have group debates and those can be quite interesting to watch since pretty everyone gets to have their say. The top two candidates get to go to the second round. Last elections a candidate from a relatively small party, The Greens, got to the second round but lost to he present day president from the right-wing coalition party. But it seems to me that our system seems more egalitarian then the US system where two big money parties just continue to rule decade after decade. |