Orange_Crush
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Heh.lol....No pressure, I just know there are some with more inquisitive minds who may appreciate the deeper understanding the mental exercise provides.
And I think we all understand that not everyone on the left hates trump, just as not everyone on the right hates Rossie.
Equal amounts love - equal amounts hate - and equal amounts are relatively indifferent.
That's what makes it such a perfect comparison.
I don't think it takes much mental exercise to understand hate. It's a pretty base human emotion that we each either fight or embrace at any given moment. (And for the record, I find it pretty telling how you must view yourself operating, considering the three limited categories you offered. You obviously don't love Trump. You're obviously not indifferent. So, you seem to be--perhaps accidentally--admitting to operating from a place of hate?)
Rossie or Trump have gotten under certain peoples' skin enough that they'll hate pretty much anything they do, no matter what it is, just because of who is doing it. That was my earlier point.
If you look at Trump's polling, his overall approval has improved and his polling on individual policies vary, indicating that the majority of people are rationally weighing his actions as opposed to just hating him and what he does (just because he's the one doing it). Thus, the vast majority of the country seems to be operating in a rational manner as opposed to fringe emotion. I'm not sure where you pull the "equal amounts" love/hate/indifference. The numbers seem to indicate a majority rational, and fringe emotion on either extreme.
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