USAFgolferVol
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Obama said three of these things while president. He was in favor of gun control.... wow. But also realize that you said much more than this in your previous post. You said that liberals hate the police and encourage deviant behavior. Dumb.Which dem candidate states:
-They are against gun control
-they are against abortions as birth control
-they are for the rule of law and support police/ICE enforcing the laws
-they are for cutting taxes or at the very least not raising them
They routinely state anti police rhetoric and want police not to enforce laws from drug dealing to warrants to immigration laws. To deny this is simply having your head in the sandObama said three of these things while president. He was in favor of gun control.... wow. But also realize that you said much more than this in your previous post. You said that liberals hate the police and encourage deviant behavior. Dumb.
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but didn't you say something along the lines of service doesn't make one a patriot? And before you get upset, this has nothing to do with Trump. I don't care whether you support him or not. This is about your own words, and understanding your argument. Plenty of people on this board who have served, but not all share your political opinions, so I'm not sure why you seem to put more emphasis on your service compared to their service.My patriotism was questioned because I don't support Trump
Many on this board think service = patriotism.Forgive me if I'm wrong, but didn't you say something along the lines of service doesn't make one a patriot? And before you get upset, this has nothing to do with Trump. I don't care whether you support him or not. This is about your own words, and understanding your argument. Plenty of people on this board who have served, but not all share your political opinions, so I'm not sure why you seem to put more emphasis on your service compared to their service.
So your "facts" are correct, and Hog's "facts" are wrong? Haven't looked it up myself, but seems like someone is being selective with truth, and given your track record, well, it doesn't look good for you.Nope; and all you are doing now is proving my point.
Ignore the inconvenient truths, it's a necessary trait for anyone wishing to support Trump.
Hogg's facts did not apply to what was stated in the article.So your "facts" are correct, and Hog's "facts" are wrong? Haven't looked it up myself, but seems like someone is being selective with truth, and given your track record, well, it doesn't look good for you.
You have a history of ignoring inconvenient truths, luther. All the times you've screeched "wolf", how could you expect anyone to believe you? Your obvious political bias and your often inane arguments do not help your case.
There's nothing wrong with disliking Trump, but when you allow the hate to drive you over the edge, and in this case I mean you specifically, you lose all credibility simply because you jump outside the bounds of reason. If there's a line, you go about 100 miles past it, into the land of make believe.Many on this board think service = patriotism.
Many of those same people think anti-Trumpism = lack of patriotism (hating America)
USAF is showing the flaw in those two beliefs.
I did say that and I stick to it. Maybe it's the fact that I spent a career in the military is the reason I feel as I do. I don't care for our current Congress make-up from either side of the aisle. In fact I dislike more than like; however, my disdain for our President is unwaveringForgive me if I'm wrong, but didn't you say something along the lines of service doesn't make one a patriot? And before you get upset, this has nothing to do with Trump. I don't care whether you support him or not. This is about your own words, and understanding your argument. Plenty of people on this board who have served, but not all share your political opinions, so I'm not sure why you seem to put more emphasis on your service compared to their service.
Many on this board think service = patriotism.
Many of those same people think anti-Trumpism = lack of patriotism (hating America)
USAF is showing the flaw in those two beliefs.
I understand why you choose to believe as you do.There's nothing wrong with disliking Trump, but when you allow the hate to drive you over the edge, and in this case I mean you specifically, you lose all credibility simply because you jump outside the bounds of reason. If there's a line, you go about 100 miles past it, into the land of make believe.
Are you saying those things are more true, less true, or equally true to anti-Trumpism = unpatriotic (hate of America)?You wouldn’t know despotism if it placed you at the end of its gun and took away the firearms you didn’t have.
Your inability to possess situational awareness only flies your flag of hypocrisy higher.
Here’s a few that you and your cadre of loony tunes have used:
—anti-Obama = racist
—anti-infringement on rights = murderous nut bag
—magnifying individual liberty = oppression of minorities (re: racist, again)
—sovereignty = xenophobic
—pro-life = misogynist
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What the hell, I'm going to ask because I'm curious.I did say that and I stick to it. Maybe it's the fact that I spent a career in the military is the reason I feel as I do. I don't care for our current Congress make-up from either side of the aisle. In fact I dislike more than like; however, my disdain for our President is unwavering
I guess my point is you have no idea what type of military service anyone else on the board has, so maybe give the same benefit of the doubt you're requesting. I think it's idiotic to judge anyone's patriotism on whether they like the current President. Plenty of people disliked Obama. Plenty of people dislike Trump. Political differences don't make one more or less patriotic, but then again, neither does military service. I highly respect the service of those that have or do serve, but just because one hasn't served, that doesn't make them any less a patriot.I did say that and I stick to it. Maybe it's the fact that I spent a career in the military is the reason I feel as I do. I don't care for our current Congress make-up from either side of the aisle. In fact I dislike more than like; however, my disdain for our President is unwavering
Haven't said that in any post nor do I believe supporting Trump lessens patriotism. There are those that support Trump that believe those that don't aren't patriotic or far left radicals. Plenty of posts like that in this forumI guess my point is you have no idea what type of military service anyone else on the board has, so maybe give the same benefit of the doubt you're requesting. I think it's idiotic to judge anyone's patriotism on whether they like the current President. Plenty of people disliked Obama. Plenty of people dislike Trump. Political differences don't make one more or less patriotic, but then again, neither does military service. I highly respect the service of those that have or do serve, but just because one hasn't served, that doesn't make them any less a patriot.
Which is why I said as much in my post. Most people just want what they see as best. Too bad collectively, we rarely agree on what's best. That's why we need more compromise between the parties and less partisan bickering.Haven't said that in any post nor do I believe supporting Trump lessens patriotism. There are those that support Trump that believe those that don't aren't patriotic or far left radicals. Plenty of posts like that in this forum
I for one don’t believe everyone who dislikes or disagrees with Trump are all far left radicals. All far left radicals are such because of their illogical emotional beliefs and reactions which are quite obvious IMOHaven't said that in any post nor do I believe supporting Trump lessens patriotism. There are those that support Trump that believe those that don't aren't patriotic or far left radicals. Plenty of posts like that in this forum
He's a pompous ass hat. I've said that before. Are pompous ass hats abnormal, because there seems to be plenty of them? Hell, I've even said he shouldn't have been elected, but we ended up with two people who shouldn't have been elected as the candidates. That led to him being elected, which means learning to live with it, which you cannot seem to do. If Hillary had won, you'd have expected the right to live with it. But she didn't. Both parties could have found better choices. Both parties failed. Yet you keep trying to one-side the blame, which is ridiculous.Very true.
Yet you continue in your attempts to normalize Trump.
If you are now admitting that he is extremely abnormal, I'll take that.
That's because one side is far more to blame for Trump than the other. The left will take the responsibility/blame for who we nominate and elect; the right can take responsibility/blame for who they nominate/elect. I'm willing to take full responsibility/credit/blame for Obama or Clinton or Carter. I never once in my life tried to "blame" the other side for giving me what I wanted. It's insane, and quite telling.He's a pompous ass hat. I've said that before. Are pompous ass hats abnormal, because there seems to be plenty of them? Hell, I've even said he shouldn't have been elected, but we ended up with two people who shouldn't have been elected as the candidates. That led to him being elected, which means learning to live with it, which you cannot seem to do. If Hillary had won, you'd have expected the right to live with it. But she didn't. Both parties could have found better choices. Both parties failed. Yet you keep trying to one-side the blame, which is ridiculous.