That's funny because you've never seemed anything less than utterly disgusted by the Democrats since long before Bernie Sanders was anything more than the quirky senator from Vermont
And I should feel otherwise for what reason, again?
I don't watch Sargon, but I know he's somewhat respected(?). I wasn't sure if this was relevant or not, but it was a rather spergy piece.
The biggest red flag for cultism is when people lose their sense of humor. I've seen this exact same behavior towards Trump from Mr. Metokur and Razorfist. They so desperately want Trump to be the antidote our nation needs that they veer into a mad frenzy the moment someone points out the obvious: the emperor is as naked as the day he was born.
He is also very pro-military. . .
All American politicians are pro-military, and more importantly, pro-military industrial complex. It's the reason why they're simultaneously so strategically inept, and offer bipartisan and unanimous support
to the only projects on Planet Earth which waste money at a clip of tens of billions with no completion date in site.
It'd take no time at all to resolve our nation's financial issues if the government finally put a stop to this insanity, and it's also the least likely reform we'll see in our lifetimes since this issue's actually been getting worse every decade for over half a century regardless of what conflicts our nation's been involved in.
. . .and like any conservative, he tends to be into government getting extremely involved in our personal lives (defunding Planned Parenthood, for instance; I would prefer that man to stay out of my ovaries). In my opinion, once we start getting into taking away reproductive rights, that opens a whole can of worms where the government is suddenly able to tell us what we can and cannot do with our bodies, and how many children we are to have, etc. It is a slippery slope.
Trump isn't, by any definition, even remotely conservative on any issue, including abortion and Planned Parenthood.
He's the only Republican candidate who overtly supports the organization. And much like how Clinton campaigned on repealing the ban on gays in the military but swiftly put his pen to both The Defense of Marriage Act and "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" once in the Oval Office to rob his opponents of a campaign issue, Trump will immediately make his own tilt to "the enemy's" side on abortion for the exact same purposes. The Democrats, much like the Republicans under Clinton, will serve simultaneously as opponents and allies for every political issue.
Hell, I'll call it right now: If elected, during his second term, Trump will put his pen to legislation which will give Planned Parenthood ironclad funding in perpetuity upon passage of the act by Congressional Democrats. Or some other equally cynical boon to the pro-abortion crowd to take the wind out of his opponent's sails.
sure, maybe Trump isn't actual Hitler (no shit), but he is definitely scarily close in his political ideals, and I would rather a man of that type stay the fuck out of the White House.
This is easily where they're furthest apart. Hitler actually
had political ideals; something no one can even kinda say about Trump.
The point where The Hairpiece and The Führer are actually similar is in their cruelty, their anger, their greed, their narcissism, their lust for power, and their authoritarianism. This will be a problem no matter what issues Trump supports, and is the main reason why I despise the motherfucker.
1980 to 2016. That's 36 years of Republicans saying America is shit.
To be fair, America
was incredibly shitty by the end of the 70s.
There were many factors other than the fact that Carter was a crappy President. Clinton was both a crappy President and as a person was outright evil, but the 90s was still a great decade for the US. But the Carter administration, and the two previous administrations before him which were part of what Reagan was running against, were certainly part of the problem.
