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Author: | leashyourkids [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 7:55 pm ] |
Post subject: | Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
Maybe we've just never given insulated billionaires a fair shake. |
Author: | Caller Bob [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 7:56 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
The Jews |
Author: | Killer V [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 7:57 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
Things would have been different if he had only gone with the name-brand spray tan.... |
Author: | rogers park bryan [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 8:02 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
Fred Trump |
Author: | Bootstraps Max [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 8:07 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
leashyourkids wrote: Maybe we've just never given insulated billionaires a fair shake. Fuckin libtard finally gets it. That's the probably the only thing youv ever contributed to society you fucking tree hugging taker. Now go get your handout. The whole system is rigged against Trump, especially the MSM sympathizers at Twitter. Trump's Twitter handle is the most damaging medium out there to Trump yet it continues to operate on the internet without being taking down for insulting the presidency. Trump should sign another hard core EO banning that account for crimes against reason and the intellect. Then these so called comedians at SNL and on late night will be exposed for the talentless sack of shits they are. |
Author: | sinicalypse [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 8:07 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
it's really a perfect storm of things: 1) the left had a good 8yr run of being "the spunky underdogs" during the george w bush presidency so they got their "resistance" starter kit during then. 2) obama comes in and then the status quo flip flops with the right being "the underdogs" or "the resistance" and then that got lefty people in a position of "Status quo" and at least socially/media-wise, the rise of "SJW"-style stuff helped feed the right's desire to be more of a "counterculture" and [IMHO] they did a better job of taking the ball and running with it [read: meme-ing with it. see: nazi frogs] 3) during the obama run we got gamergate, which was a nice test run for media spin / narrative control (to make sure tht facts dont get in the way of the mass/media being like "NUH UH, GAMERGATE IS A MOVEMENT THAT HATES WOMEN IN GAMING. DONT TRY TELLING ME STUFF LIKE YOU WERE ACTUALLY THERE IN THE THREAD WHERE THE TERM WAS BORN, I KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT) 4) then you add in trump, an even more made-for-TV president than anyone we've seen b4 (and keep in mind we had an actor in the white house back in the 80s) -- so he says shit to effectively "troll" or "flame" the left, who probably missed some of the "righteousness" they had being the counterculture during the bush years... 5) all of this comes together with A) natural tendency to be counterculture B) ratcheted up and emboldened by the rise of "SJW" style stuff during the 8 years of the obama presidency [idiologically speaking] C) all of B) is even more "trumped up" by trump being a naturally polarizing figure who one way or another you're going to have an opinion about and then of course D) a few years b4 the perfect storm the media had a chance to see how spin/narrative control against a naturally-detestable lot [fat neckbeard loser gamers] works, they saw it work swimmingly, and then they just widened their TARGET demo from detestable gamers to detestable righties, and then it all comes together into a perfect fit of [OMFG THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ELECTION EVER CUZ IF WE DONT DO SOMETHING THEY'RE SERIOUSLY GOING TO ELECT A MADMAN] and the best part? 6) after all that "WE" GOTTA DO SOMETHIGN BEFORE "THEY" ELECT A MADMAN crap, they turn around and start chanting "HE WILL NOT DIVIDE US" like they live in a realm chock full of mirrors and/or irony =D just add water [read: social media] and you got a perfect shitstorm where even casual ppl you know are like "you at leasy gotta admit [SOMETHING] about trump [sucks]!" and enter 2017 aka current year +2 and "so it goes" |
Author: | polster [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 10:02 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
Trumps the blame for his own negative perception. The guy is a complete liar and cannot admit anything wrong he does. The latest was the judge he nominated for the supreme court said Trumps tweets about the immigration judge calling him a 'so called judge' was 'Demoralizing’ And ‘Disheartening'. Trumps response was to deny the judge said that about him but said it in general even though the Senators who met with Gorsuch specifically refrenced the tweet from TRump regarding his response. Also Trump is a fear mongerer of levels which at least I have never seen by any political figure in my lifetime. The guy creates conspiracy theories out of whole cloth with no basis on facts pitting one side against another. Another unique thing is Trumps obsession with Putin while insulting USA's historical allies like Austrailia and Japan. From my observation this guy has very little human level qualities and see's things as a transaction from a business sense because he has lived that way his whole life. There are very few people who will say a nice thing about Trump and his human character even the people who worked close with him outside of his family. Even the guy who wrote Trumps famous book 'The Art of Deal' said he is a fraud. |
Author: | Caller Bob [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 10:41 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
sinicalypse wrote: it's really a perfect storm of things: 1) the left had a good 8yr run of being "the spunky underdogs" during the george w bush presidency so they got their "resistance" starter kit during then. 2) obama comes in and then the status quo flip flops with the right being "the underdogs" or "the resistance" and then that got lefty people in a position of "Status quo" and at least socially/media-wise, the rise of "SJW"-style stuff helped feed the right's desire to be more of a "counterculture" and [IMHO] they did a better job of taking the ball and running with it [read: meme-ing with it. see: nazi frogs] 3) during the obama run we got gamergate, which was a nice test run for media spin / narrative control (to make sure tht facts dont get in the way of the mass/media being like "NUH UH, GAMERGATE IS A MOVEMENT THAT HATES WOMEN IN GAMING. DONT TRY TELLING ME STUFF LIKE YOU WERE ACTUALLY THERE IN THE THREAD WHERE THE TERM WAS BORN, I KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT) 4) then you add in trump, an even more made-for-TV president than anyone we've seen b4 (and keep in mind we had an actor in the white house back in the 80s) -- so he says shit to effectively "troll" or "flame" the left, who probably missed some of the "righteousness" they had being the counterculture during the bush years... 5) all of this comes together with A) natural tendency to be counterculture B) ratcheted up and emboldened by the rise of "SJW" style stuff during the 8 years of the obama presidency [idiologically speaking] C) all of B) is even more "trumped up" by trump being a naturally polarizing figure who one way or another you're going to have an opinion about and then of course D) a few years b4 the perfect storm the media had a chance to see how spin/narrative control against a naturally-detestable lot [fat neckbeard loser gamers] works, they saw it work swimmingly, and then they just widened their TARGET demo from detestable gamers to detestable righties, and then it all comes together into a perfect fit of [OMFG THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ELECTION EVER CUZ IF WE DONT DO SOMETHING THEY'RE SERIOUSLY GOING TO ELECT A MADMAN] and the best part? 6) after all that "WE" GOTTA DO SOMETHIGN BEFORE "THEY" ELECT A MADMAN crap, they turn around and start chanting "HE WILL NOT DIVIDE US" like they live in a realm chock full of mirrors and/or irony =D just add water [read: social media] and you got a perfect shitstorm where even casual ppl you know are like "you at leasy gotta admit [SOMETHING] about trump [sucks]!" and enter 2017 aka current year +2 and "so it goes" Damn, no offense but major TLDR |
Author: | Don Tiny [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 10:53 pm ] |
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Author: | Regular Reader [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 11:01 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
Let's see if I have this right. George Soros. ![]() |
Author: | Nas [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 11:12 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
The media for reporting his words and tweets. |
Author: | Ogie Oglethorpe [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 12:57 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
He will always be his own worst enemy. The media sure doesn't help, but they really could just sit back and his own Tweets would undo him. |
Author: | good dolphin [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 10:02 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
I had a negative perception of him well before he ran for president and he controlled that narrative so it can only be Trump |
Author: | JORR [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 10:08 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
good dolphin wrote: I had a negative perception of him well before he ran for president and he controlled that narrative so it can only be Trump You may have. Personally, I didn't really think of him much it all. He seemed to me to be one of those "important" New Yorkers that didn't mean anything to me. But I don't think the overall negative view of him came until some time during the campaign. You can look at the old videos. Interviews with Oprah and Stern, Jesse giving him kudos him at a Push breakfast, etc. |
Author: | pittmike [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 10:15 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: good dolphin wrote: I had a negative perception of him well before he ran for president and he controlled that narrative so it can only be Trump You may have. Personally, I didn't really think of him much it all. He seemed to me to be one of those "important" New Yorkers that didn't mean anything to me. But I don't think the overall negative view of him came until some time during the campaign. You can look at the old videos. Interviews with Oprah and Stern, Jesse giving him kudos him at a Push breakfast, etc. That is pretty interesting in all of this. MANY important people wanted to be his friend, have a photo op, have them on their show all the time when he was just a guy. During the campaign that changed and now is in overdrive. |
Author: | Tall Midget [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 10:26 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: good dolphin wrote: I had a negative perception of him well before he ran for president and he controlled that narrative so it can only be Trump You may have. Personally, I didn't really think of him much it all. He seemed to me to be one of those "important" New Yorkers that didn't mean anything to me. But I don't think the overall negative view of him came until some time during the campaign. You can look at the old videos. Interviews with Oprah and Stern, Jesse giving him kudos him at a Push breakfast, etc. Well he obviously became a more divisive figure when he ascended to leadership of the birther movement. |
Author: | good dolphin [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 10:39 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: good dolphin wrote: I had a negative perception of him well before he ran for president and he controlled that narrative so it can only be Trump You may have. Personally, I didn't really think of him much it all. He seemed to me to be one of those "important" New Yorkers that didn't mean anything to me. . That important New Yorker assaulted this city's river coast with his gaudy sign that he constructed by means of a technicality even after receiving concessions from the city to build his tower and have a street named after him. Sales of units in his tower proved to be a scheme. The guy has enough actions in this city alone for me to have made a judgment. |
Author: | JORR [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 10:41 am ] |
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Tall Midget wrote: Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: good dolphin wrote: I had a negative perception of him well before he ran for president and he controlled that narrative so it can only be Trump You may have. Personally, I didn't really think of him much it all. He seemed to me to be one of those "important" New Yorkers that didn't mean anything to me. But I don't think the overall negative view of him came until some time during the campaign. You can look at the old videos. Interviews with Oprah and Stern, Jesse giving him kudos him at a Push breakfast, etc. Well he obviously became a more divisive figure when he ascended to leadership of the birther movement. That's true. |
Author: | JORR [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 10:42 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Who do you blame for the negative perception of Trump? |
good dolphin wrote: Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: good dolphin wrote: I had a negative perception of him well before he ran for president and he controlled that narrative so it can only be Trump You may have. Personally, I didn't really think of him much it all. He seemed to me to be one of those "important" New Yorkers that didn't mean anything to me. . That important New Yorker assaulted this city's river coast with his gaudy sign that he constructed by means of a technicality even after receiving concessions from the city to build his tower and have a street named after him. Sales of units in his tower proved to be a scheme. The guy has enough actions in this city alone for me to have made a judgment. You really find his sign that disturbing? I find that kind of funny considering what the Sun-Times building looked like. |
Author: | sinicalypse [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 10:58 am ] |
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Caller Bob wrote: Damn, no offense but major TLDR Damn, no offense but major fuck off. You're still kind of new here so maybe you haven't realized this doesn't work on me? |
Author: | good dolphin [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 10:58 am ] |
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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: good dolphin wrote: Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: good dolphin wrote: I had a negative perception of him well before he ran for president and he controlled that narrative so it can only be Trump You may have. Personally, I didn't really think of him much it all. He seemed to me to be one of those "important" New Yorkers that didn't mean anything to me. . That important New Yorker assaulted this city's river coast with his gaudy sign that he constructed by means of a technicality even after receiving concessions from the city to build his tower and have a street named after him. Sales of units in his tower proved to be a scheme. The guy has enough actions in this city alone for me to have made a judgment. You really find his sign that disturbing? I find that kind of funny considering what the Sun-Times building looked like. I do. I also find it disturbing that he just had to have it (and have it at that size), even though everyone knows it is TRUMP TOWER! The episode is really emblematic of who he is. |
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