He's retarded. That as good as it gets with Retarded Lenny. He's a dumb basterd. Originally Posted by bambinoYour comments are getting more retarded every day. You will soon wrestle the DAOTY from gay rey. On a stupid scale from 1 to 10 you are a 10.
- i'va biggen
- 10-11-2016, 08:25 AM
- Yssup Rider
- 10-11-2016, 08:36 AM
Let me guess ... BAMBULLY IS FOAMING AT THE MOUTH AGAIN.
- TexTushHog
- 10-11-2016, 09:11 AM
This election is OVER. Like it or not, HRC will be elected the 45th POTUS on November 8th. Republicans can only hope that it is not a landslide which could cost them control of the Senate.They're way past losing the Senate. The question is can they hold the House and how many R's can we get to switch parties in the
I wish that the candidates actually discussed their platforms at the debates rather than slander each other. But that's what happens when we have 2 candidates that the majority of the people do not like or trust. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
House if we win control.
- bambino
- 10-11-2016, 10:22 AM
- bon69
- 10-11-2016, 12:38 PM
I am an independent who has voted primarily (R) since Reagan. But Trump? Here is a letter someone wrote that I thought hit the nail on the head.
A gentleman named B%&* H*%@## eloquently wrote the below letter.
Dear Mr. Trump,
It’s taken me a while to realize this and to admit it, but I’m grateful to you.
For the past few months I’ve spent a good deal of time lamenting your campaign and the poison it has so effortlessly generated. I’ve watched our country imploding, our public discourse become polluted, our political climate grows ever more corrosive, and wrongly assumed you were to blame.
It’s only lately I’ve come to understand that you haven’t manufactured our current national ugliness—you’ve simply revealed it.
By saying the irresponsible, mean-spirited, ignorant things you say so freely and so frequently, you’ve given other like-minded people license to do the same. You’ve opened up the floodgates for our corporate sewage to flow fully. People no longer conceal their vile mess, they now revel in it, they broadcast it and retweet it.
You’ve made bigotry and racism socially acceptable again and that has been a kind of twisted gift because it’s allowed me to really see people; not as they pretend to be on the surface—but in the very depths of their wounded, weaponized hearts.
Over and over as your campaign has persisted, your supporters would tell me that they like you because you “speak your mind”. It wasn’t until recently that I’ve realized that you speak their minds. You’ve given credence to their prejudices and made those prejudices go mainstream.
Thanks to the terrible ground you’ve broken, politicians, pastors, friends, and strangers, both in person and on social media now regularly out themselves as hateful, intolerant, and malicious—and they remind me just how close they are to me, just how deep the sickness in us runs, and just how far we have to go together.
You’ve emboldened people to be open about things they used to conceal for the sake of decorum, and though it turns my stomach, I know that this is the only way we can move forward; to have that cancerous stuff exposed fully so that it can be dealt with. Our progress as a nation is predicated on authentic dialogue, no matter how brutal and disheartening that dialogue is.
In other words, you’ve let us know what we’re really dealing with here and while it’s been rightly disturbing, it’s also been revelatory. That’s the thing about that kind of harsh light: you’re forced to see everything. Beauty and monstrosity equally illuminated.
Now don’t get me wrong, I think you’re the least qualified, least knowledgeable Presidential candidate we may ever have had participate this far into the process, and if you somehow were elected I’d fear gravely for the world my children would inherit—should it survive your Presidency at all. I believe you’re reckless, bitter, and completely reprehensible; the very worst kind of bully.
But whether you win or lose, you’ve already allowed me the blessing of Truth; about me, about you, about other candidates, about our nation.
And in the process you’ve also shown me that I am not alone in resisting you and this ugly thing you’ve revealed about us.
You’ve generated an equally loud, equally passionate response to it and this is where I find my hope these days.
I find it in those for whom equality isn’t just a cheap buzzword, it’s the most precious of hills to die on.
I find it in those people who refuse to be silent in the face of our impending shared regression.
I find it in those willing to be bolder in defending the inherent value of all people.
I find it in the growing army of those who will not tolerate hatred as a core American value.
I find it in those who reject violence as our default response to dissension.
I find it in the ever rising voice of people who will not let malice and bitterness represent them in the world.
Today I find my hope in those who, like me, will not be complicit in allowing bigotry and intolerance to become a source of national pride, because we’ve seen where that leads.
Yes, Mr Trump, you’ve unearthed our hidden sickness and you’ve allowed it to go viral.
You brought every awful thing about us out into the open.
You will NEVER Get My Vote!
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A gentleman named B%&* H*%@## eloquently wrote the below letter.
Dear Mr. Trump,
It’s taken me a while to realize this and to admit it, but I’m grateful to you.
For the past few months I’ve spent a good deal of time lamenting your campaign and the poison it has so effortlessly generated. I’ve watched our country imploding, our public discourse become polluted, our political climate grows ever more corrosive, and wrongly assumed you were to blame.
It’s only lately I’ve come to understand that you haven’t manufactured our current national ugliness—you’ve simply revealed it.
By saying the irresponsible, mean-spirited, ignorant things you say so freely and so frequently, you’ve given other like-minded people license to do the same. You’ve opened up the floodgates for our corporate sewage to flow fully. People no longer conceal their vile mess, they now revel in it, they broadcast it and retweet it.
You’ve made bigotry and racism socially acceptable again and that has been a kind of twisted gift because it’s allowed me to really see people; not as they pretend to be on the surface—but in the very depths of their wounded, weaponized hearts.
Over and over as your campaign has persisted, your supporters would tell me that they like you because you “speak your mind”. It wasn’t until recently that I’ve realized that you speak their minds. You’ve given credence to their prejudices and made those prejudices go mainstream.
Thanks to the terrible ground you’ve broken, politicians, pastors, friends, and strangers, both in person and on social media now regularly out themselves as hateful, intolerant, and malicious—and they remind me just how close they are to me, just how deep the sickness in us runs, and just how far we have to go together.
You’ve emboldened people to be open about things they used to conceal for the sake of decorum, and though it turns my stomach, I know that this is the only way we can move forward; to have that cancerous stuff exposed fully so that it can be dealt with. Our progress as a nation is predicated on authentic dialogue, no matter how brutal and disheartening that dialogue is.
In other words, you’ve let us know what we’re really dealing with here and while it’s been rightly disturbing, it’s also been revelatory. That’s the thing about that kind of harsh light: you’re forced to see everything. Beauty and monstrosity equally illuminated.
Now don’t get me wrong, I think you’re the least qualified, least knowledgeable Presidential candidate we may ever have had participate this far into the process, and if you somehow were elected I’d fear gravely for the world my children would inherit—should it survive your Presidency at all. I believe you’re reckless, bitter, and completely reprehensible; the very worst kind of bully.
But whether you win or lose, you’ve already allowed me the blessing of Truth; about me, about you, about other candidates, about our nation.
And in the process you’ve also shown me that I am not alone in resisting you and this ugly thing you’ve revealed about us.
You’ve generated an equally loud, equally passionate response to it and this is where I find my hope these days.
I find it in those for whom equality isn’t just a cheap buzzword, it’s the most precious of hills to die on.
I find it in those people who refuse to be silent in the face of our impending shared regression.
I find it in those willing to be bolder in defending the inherent value of all people.
I find it in the growing army of those who will not tolerate hatred as a core American value.
I find it in those who reject violence as our default response to dissension.
I find it in the ever rising voice of people who will not let malice and bitterness represent them in the world.
Today I find my hope in those who, like me, will not be complicit in allowing bigotry and intolerance to become a source of national pride, because we’ve seen where that leads.
Yes, Mr Trump, you’ve unearthed our hidden sickness and you’ve allowed it to go viral.
You brought every awful thing about us out into the open.
You will NEVER Get My Vote!
Copy Paste Share!
- JD Barleycorn
- 10-11-2016, 02:44 PM
To be honest I thought Trump was thinking about raping Hillary on stage with his Creepy behavior of stalking her and standing behind her while she talked. It was glaring and it was scary and a lot of women noticed it and are talking about it. The dude is just an all around Creep and a loser.
Originally Posted by Sistine Chapel
You know that Trump learned that move from Bill Clinton.
- CuteOldGuy
- 10-11-2016, 11:00 PM
What these clowns don't understand is that Hillary winning does not make her right. She will simply transition from being the most amoral, dishonest, corrupt, and incompetent candidate to ever run for President to being the most amoral, dishonest, corrupt, and incompetent President we've ever had. What a shock for her supporters to realize that she is not going to do anything of what she says, except that which concentrates more power in herself. From there, she can award favors and grants to the Military Media Banking Corporate complex that owns her. We know she plans to shut down opposition media like Drudge, Breitbart and talk radio. And the idiots here will cheer. But where does she go next? Climate Change deniers? More cheers. What about someone who complains their insurance premiums have gone up? Or someone who complains that they lost their job because of some new government regulation? And it will get closer and closer to you Hillary supporters. Soon, you will have to watch what you say, where you go, who you associate with. And you'll wonder. Then you remember. The Bolsheviks promised freedom. Mao promised power to the proletariat. Castro promised democracy. And then you will know.
- Yssup Rider
- 10-11-2016, 11:08 PM
Military media banking corporate complex?
You're a loony, WLBItch.
You're a loony, WLBItch.
- Yssup Rider
- 09-14-2017, 08:22 PM
