Will Trump Improve USA?
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glassjester
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It certainly seems that way.
Each side has been very effective at discrediting the other.
You can debate what form of government is the best and which forms are better than one form or another but that has nothing to do with the form of government that actually exists right now.
Of course, if you're not an American then this whole discussion is academic for you but most of those reading this are Americans and have a responsibility to do what they can do, as little or as much as that might be. It doesn't matter whether one's vote makes an actual difference on the outcome or not. There are people all around you that you effect by doing rightly. What we do matters.
My first post was in direct response to the opening post and each other post has been in direct response to what you've said.
You're asking questions that prove you have no business participating in this election. You haven't the faintest idea what this country is supposed to be about and thus have no means whatsoever to make a right decision. If you vote at all, you'll as likely as not cast a vote that helps destroy yourself, your family, your neighborhood and the nation in which you live.
You treat elections like they're popularity contests and that it doesn't really matter who wins. You're a fool and probably a child. Do all of us a favor, take the easy road and stay home!
Who are you voting for Clete?
glassjester
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I wasn't advocating a change in the system; I was putting forward a course of action that would be more useful than buying into the idea that voting matters.
Not voting is a universal value.
Not voting for Trump is a US value. :up:
Demanding what is right is more effective than a faceless vote.
Voting isn't doing much of anything. And it boils down to someone else believing you when you say you voted for X.
glassjester
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You have not answered this question:
Will Trump improve the United States?
You haven't.
All your childish trolling can't get around that.
You're simply incapable of answering that question.
And you do?
How can you know that?
Stop trolling.
What are you talking about?
You speak nonsense.
I have admitted many times to being a fool.
But at least I am aware of it.
You think your opinions are infallible.
Who is the greater fool?
I am 31 years old.
Stop trolling.
:thumb:
glassjester
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As far as being childish - you win by a mile.
Our conversation could be summed up by the following:
GJ: How will Trump improve this country?
Clete: You're stupid!
GJ: Do you think Trump will improve this country?
Clete: You're stupid!
GJ: It seems like you don't have an answer.
Clete: I do, but I'll never tell!
My goodness. It's like talking to a three-year-old.
Can you seriously not figure it out based on what I've said in this thread, not to mention who I am and what I believe?
I can see how intelligent conversation would be frustrating for someone with no common sense or discernment.
Stripe tells it like it is!
You are too good a Christian man to vote for either of those weasels.
Ted Cruz was a far better man, and we lost him! Ted was right to not endorse the presumptive actor. He vales his family and defends then over being popular, while Trump uses his family for his own needs. When daddy have six billion, it would be hard for anyone, but the best of Christians, to stand on principle.
glassjester
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If making fun of me helps you to become more of the person you want to be, then go right ahead.
glassjester
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In your opinion, what's the most important thing he's saying he'll do?