SpaceCoastVol
Jacked up on moonshine and testosterone
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Your side? There are far more than two sides to this issue. Like most of your narrow minded brethren, you don't get it. Stop the pathetic rationalizations.Maybe, and maybe he reacted rather strongly to being undermined before he even got to do anything. A lot of us tell you that we don't like Trump as a person, but I don't get the feeling you believe us. But all that aside, few people are at their best when they step into a nest of vipers like Trump did when he came to Washington. It's hard for even the best of people to keep a sense of humor or not act belligerent when they really are out to get you. Your side can't even admit that "firing" an insubordinate subordinate is appropriate even though most businesses do it daily. Go to any of the military news sites and almost daily you'll find a commander relieved because someone "lost confidence" in him ... probably translated "he didn't follow a micro manager's party line".
It’s just as true now as the first time I said it.I'm not on anyone's side. That childish shat gets old and is just as ignorant and stupid as the last time you posted it
From the time he started campaigning, he's done nothing to try and unite the country. There's plenty of hard evidence that backs this point. None that supports your point. If so, please provide it and try to discuss like an adult
I'm not on anyone's side. That childish shat gets old and is just as ignorant and stupid as the last time you posted it
From the time he started campaigning, he's done nothing to try and unite the country. There's plenty of hard evidence that backs this point. None that supports your point. If so, please provide it and try to discuss like an adult
I'm not on anyone's side. That childish shat gets old and is just as ignorant and stupid as the last time you posted it
From the time he started campaigning, he's done nothing to try and unite the country. There's plenty of hard evidence that backs this point. None that supports your point. If so, please provide it and try to discuss like an adult
Nothing wrong with vehement disagreement. The art is to come together in a sensible manner to what's best for the greater good. Nothing wrong with your premise here, it's the poor manner in which Trump has tried to do itIf trying to claw back jobs that globalists gave away so that we just might possibly return to some respectable level of self reliance and a be place where people can once again be self sufficient isn't considered something to better and to unite the country, then I guess we really do have no common ground to work with. Lacking that minimal level of agreement, then there's little hope that two disparate political views can work together.
Your side? There are far more than two sides to this issue. Like most of your narrow minded brethren, you don't get it. Stop the pathetic rationalizations.
Trump could reduce the size of anti-Trumpers by just showing some humility and maturity for a change. Being vindictive right now is absolutely the worst approach he could possibly takeSure there are, but for the time being there seems to be little besides pro Trump and anti Trump. Even a matter of FBI/FISA malfeasance revolves around Trump when it should be a matter about which we are all concerned regardless of party because that kind of thing crosses almost everything this nation stands for. We became a nation because we revolted against abusive government that deemed individual rights inconsequential.
Trump could reduce the size of anti-Trumpers by just showing some humility and maturity for a change. Being vindictive right now is absolutely the worst approach he could possibly take
Trump could reduce the size of anti-Trumpers by just showing some humility and maturity for a change. Being vindictive right now is absolutely the worst approach he could possibly take
Trump stepping into a pit of vipers? lolMaybe, and maybe he reacted rather strongly to being undermined before he even got to do anything. A lot of us tell you that we don't like Trump as a person, but I don't get the feeling you believe us. But all that aside, few people are at their best when they step into a nest of vipers like Trump did when he came to Washington. It's hard for even the best of people to keep a sense of humor or not act belligerent when they really are out to get you. Your side can't even admit that "firing" an insubordinate subordinate is appropriate even though most businesses do it daily. Go to any of the military news sites and almost daily you'll find a commander relieved because someone "lost confidence" in him ... probably translated "he didn't follow a micro manager's party line".