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Title: Will the 2nd American Revolution Happen in 2017?
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Published: Mar 3, 2016
Author: sneakypete
Post Date: 2016-03-03 09:17:34 by sneakypete
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Views: 19270
Comments: 76
I have been predicting since the day he announced he was running that Trump is Perot,Part 2. His "job" was to feed his ego as well as his bank account by running as what most people would consider to be an "over the top conservative" full of pop slogans,and not a single rational idea or plan. I was,and still am at this point,predicting he will drop out at the last minute and spend the rest of his life bragging about how "I COULD have been president of the US if I had wanted,but I decided the job was beneath me,so I dropped out." I based this on several reasons,listed here in order 1: He is a narcissistic sociopath with an ego as brittle as glass. The one thing he probably fears more than death is losing in public because of his own self-image. There is no way in hell he can risk losing and be forced to admit HE is a "loser". 2:Forbes estimates his net worth is $4 Billion,not the $10 Billion he claims. Of that $4 Billion,$2 Billion is his estimate of the market value of this trademark,the Trump name. Imagine how much he thinks that trademark will be all over the world if he wins the Republican Primary and then drops out because he claims the job is beneath him. 3:He is a life-long denizen of the northeast,primarily NYC. As such he has been rubbing elbows with Dims his entire life,and in the recent past has bragged about being good freinds with the Clinton's. He even invited them to his last wedding. He also has a long record of supporting core leftist issues like abortion on demand,gun control,and open borders for cheap labor. 4:There is no way in hell he is ever going to agree to put all his finances in blind trusts so he can't profit from being in the WH. The man doesn't even want to release tax returns from 5 years ago,and some people think he will hand his whole financial history over to a blind trust? 5: His entire political experience to this point is bribing public officials. I am sure there are people out there who can add reasons to this list,but the 5 points above are enough to get people thinking and talking. Ok,I just listed the base reasons why I think his run is bogus and has been from the start. Now I will list the ONLY reason why the fool may actually go for it. You can see it above listed as number 1. "1: He is a narcissistic sociopath....". It is all about "Me,ME,ME,DAMMIT!" with Trump,and he may not be able to resist the siren call of how actually winning would pump up his ego and his trademark. Which leads me to further speculation,namely "What will happen if Hillary Clinton wins the Dim nomination,and Trump wins the alleged Republican nomination?" The reality is that if you remove the black votes the Clinton's bought by handing over bags of cash to black preachers to buy the votes of their congregations,and the "True Believer" votes of the geezer lesbian "Whymen?" voters,she pretty much has nothing left but people who vote Dim because they are programmed to vote Dim. Most are/used to be middle-class union and construction trade workers. Thanks to the trade deals the DNC and their partners in crime the RNC have been making the last few decades,those people are one small step away from being an endangered species. Let's just say the Clinton's have lost a lot of their appeal with largest Dim voting block,and their party loyalty may really be questioned this time. Now,add the donor class of Dims. The people who are the real movers and shakers within any political party because they are the ones that organize and finance everything. These people always want something in return for their money and time spent,and they are used to getting it. Sometimes it is laws passed or removed that benefits their economic standing,sometimes it is political appointments for their relatives or friends,sometimes it is high administrative appointments for themselves so they can do deals for cash for their friends and acquaintances. Sometimes it may even be all of these things. These people,for the most part,don't like or trust the Clinton's either because the Clinton's stuck it in them and broke it off every chance they got the last time they were in office. You don't really think all of the "missing" 1,000 + FBI "raw" background files were files of people holding office,did you? They kept these files when they left the WH for leverage to keep the money flowing in to their Trust and other accounts once they left office. Flat out,nobody that votes Dim can trust her,and most are smart enough to understand this. The question now is "What will happen after either Mrs Bubba or Trump gets in the WH,and EVERYBODY starts to realize they have been played for fools and hosed by both parties? Will this be enough to set of The Second American Revolution,where the people organize and overthrow the corrupt political system that has slowly taken over control of our Republican? If so,will we go back to being the Constitutional Republic with a Bill of Rights like we started,or will we be some 21st Century "Weeze de peep-pulls" Democracy where every retard in the "home" has a vote equal in power to the votes of rational people? IMNSHO,the only possible solution to prevent this happening again is to go back to the original form of government where only property owners that pay taxes have the right to vote. I would also add to that that ONLY American citizens who were born here are even allowed to own property here. Foreigners and foreign-based corporations can lease or rent property in the US,but they can never own it. What think ye? Poster Comment: Discuss.
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#1. To: sneakypete (#0)
He hasn't even demonstrated an ability to articulate the ideas held by a run of the mill conservative - and most of his supporters "don't care". He's real popular though, which is as much of a reflection of American culture as it is of Donald Trump.
He's real popular though, which is as much of a reflection of American culture as it is of Donald Trump. That Manson/Trump thing was hilarious.....and well kinda scary. I will just say this. For those that believe that both the establishments along with corporate america are driving us off a cliff, hitching our economy to an unstable world economy, and opening and crushing all barriers to have helped protect our traditions and culture from the rest of the world...well some of us would probably go with Manson for president. And I guess that is scary. Why is that true? It isn't that he is popular or culturally relevant. Sorry, but that completely misses the point.
Thomas Jefferson and C.S. Lewis articulated the "point" succinctly:
Thomas Jefferson and C.S. Lewis articulated the "point" succinctly: "Everyone is indignant when he hears the Germans define justice as that which is to the interest of the Third Reich. But it is not always remembered that this indignation is perfectly groundless if we ourselves regard morality as a subjective sentiment to be altered at will. Unless there is some objective standard of good, overarching Germans, Japanese, and ourselves alike whether any of us obey it or no, then of course the Germans are as competent to create their ideology as we are to create ours. If "good" and "better" are terms deriving their sole meaning from the ideology of each people, then of course ideologies themselves cannot be better or worse than one another." --CS Lewis, The Poison of Subjectivism You point is extremely well made but is totally lost on him.
Are you GOPe folks going to stick with rubio or going over to you cruz? Just curious.
Just curious. As usual the general election will again be a choice between a Turd Sandwich and a Douchebag - you pick which one Hillary is. In the final analysis there is no way I will vote for Hillary. If Trump is the REP nominee I will very likely sit this one out. Dollar Donald is a con artist and I've had my fill of these types in the WH, particularly over the past seven years. Just get used to the idea of an tyranny by Executive Order. I live in CO and the wonderful REP Party in CO made sure that We The People could not vote for candidate in the primary - fortunately I said f*ck them a few years ago but my wife is still registered as REP but probably not much longer. As for the remaining Turds/Douchebags, I don't think that either Cruz, Rubio or Kasich have a chance to get the nomination other than via a rigged brokered convention. It's entirely possible the wonderful national REP Party will come up with another person as the nominee but that will be another story. So what's a boy to do? Cruz, Kasich, or Rubio? Of the three I would prefer Kasich. He is too Kumbaya, touchy feely for my taste but appears to be less of a Turd Sandwich/Douchebag than all of the others. If there is a third party candidate I will resist to urge to slit my wrists when Hillary takes the oath.
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#29. To: VxH (#1)
He hasn't even demonstrated an ability to articulate the ideas held by a run of the mill conservative - and most of his supporters "don't care".
#72. To: MarshND (#29)
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Sorry, but that completely misses the point.
"Everyone is indignant when he hears the Germans define justice as that which is to the interest of the Third Reich. But it is not always remembered that this indignation is perfectly groundless if we ourselves regard morality as a subjective sentiment to be altered at will. Unless there is some objective standard of good, overarching Germans, Japanese, and ourselves alike whether any of us obey it or no, then of course the Germans are as competent to create their ideology as we are to create ours. If "good" and "better" are terms deriving their sole meaning from the ideology of each people, then of course ideologies themselves cannot be better or worse than one another."
--CS Lewis, The Poison of Subjectivism
www. google.com/#q=cs%20le...oison%20of%20subjectivism 
#73. To: VxH, MarshND (#72)
Sorry, but that completely misses the point.
#74. To: SOSO, VxH, (#73)
#76. To: calcon, VxH, (#74)
Are you GOPe folks going to stick with rubio or going over to you cruz?
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