And it's really funny how most of the media are fully committed in showing Trump an ignorant ruthless leader.
Racism is a bad thing and should stop. But people now are using the word Racism in completely different scenarios.
Racism is a tool people are using to abuse the ones not that are not falling in the same opinion group or just to target a specific group of people.
And when media fuels it, everyone ought to believe that.
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August 19, 2019, 09:07:11 PM
August 19, 2019, 07:08:05 PM
Isn't it time that people stopped trying to attach stupid labels to politicians - names like racist, xenophobe, paedophile, climate denier, communist, Russian agent and the like. They should focus on actions like spending insane amounts on offence/defence to try to force regime change in asset rich countries with democratically elected governments. In the meantime, Washington is trying to turn America into a public toilet, and trying to force the poisonous food created in the US on the rest of the world. Americans deserve better than chlorinated diseased chickens, and chemically laden fruit and vegetables. How much healthier Americans would be if 80% of the drugs and poisons pushed by Big Pharma were not purchased or used.
Without a doubt going to have to agree with the first portion of this, once you put a label on someone you're unable to even think of their ideas clearly without thinking 'RACIST RACIST RACIST' So, that's not going to work out in the least.
Big Pharma though, I can't agree with. Yes, I can agree that they do sell some pretty horrible products -- but the key word in that sentence is SOME pretty horrible products. But they do sell some amazing products, products that wouldn't ever had been found without their research. Will they profit off of this research? Yes. But that's what you get when you discover something that the public deems valuable enough to purchase.
August 16, 2019, 05:45:13 AM
Isn't it time that people stopped trying to attach stupid labels to politicians - names like racist, xenophobe, paedophile, climate denier, communist, Russian agent and the like. They should focus on actions like spending insane amounts on offence/defence to try to force regime change in asset rich countries with democratically elected governments.
Could not agree more!
In the meantime, Washington is trying to turn America into a public toilet, and trying to force the poisonous food created in the US on the rest of the world. Americans deserve better than chlorinated diseased chickens, and chemically laden fruit and vegetables. How much healthier Americans would be if 80% of the drugs and poisons pushed by Big Pharma were not purchased or used.
Do not agree.The tiny bit of chlorine used to wash a dead chicken reduces the chances of E coli and Salmonella. Result is chicken lasts longer => chicken costs less => more people can afford food. It's the same for all the shit they spray on fruits and vegetables.
There are more humans on earth right now than ever before and the average life span is longer than ever before.
The big pharma drugs thing is kind of true, but 80% seems way too high. We have some amazing, life saving drugs that are getting better every day. It is a shame that big pharma is fucking things up, but that doesn't mean that 80% of the drugs they sell are not making peoples lives better overall - it just sucks they are price gouging sick people.
August 16, 2019, 05:14:37 AM
Isn't it time that people stopped trying to attach stupid labels to politicians - names like racist, xenophobe, paedophile, climate denier, communist, Russian agent and the like. They should focus on actions like spending insane amounts on offence/defence to try to force regime change in asset rich countries with democratically elected governments. In the meantime, Washington is trying to turn America into a public toilet, and trying to force the poisonous food created in the US on the rest of the world. Americans deserve better than chlorinated diseased chickens, and chemically laden fruit and vegetables. How much healthier Americans would be if 80% of the drugs and poisons pushed by Big Pharma were not purchased or used.
August 16, 2019, 04:19:06 AM
I've been seeing this in recent days. Democrats have now been shifting the narrative on Trump. Instead of continuing to push the false narrative that Trump is a Russian asset and a Russian spy (and whatever else they attempt to spew) -- which has been debunked by the Mueller report.
They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
The Democrats are like a drowning man - looking for something to grapple on, just anything
August 15, 2019, 09:54:43 PM
I've been seeing this in recent days. Democrats have now been shifting the narrative on Trump. Instead of continuing to push the false narrative that Trump is a Russian asset and a Russian spy (and whatever else they attempt to spew) -- which has been debunked by the Mueller report.
They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
There's also been a subtle change in the definition of "racism" in the last two years.They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
Subtle, the sarcasm here is great. Racism has evolved from a true term of value, one that would really mean something when it would be said to another person to something that people simply gloss over because they know it now means "Someone that I don't agree with"
Horrible what people are doing to this country and around the world.
If you think that racism is something, you have succumbed to all the lies of politicians who are trying to make more war, just so their stocks in the military companies will go up.
Racism is a real thing though. It's unfair to say that to people that actually experienced Racism in their life, as that's a disservice to them.
Racism is real, true racism is real. Racism isn't "I don't agree with your opinion" or " I hate your political opinions"
Lets be real. OKAY?
August 14, 2019, 09:05:43 PM
I've been seeing this in recent days. Democrats have now been shifting the narrative on Trump. Instead of continuing to push the false narrative that Trump is a Russian asset and a Russian spy (and whatever else they attempt to spew) -- which has been debunked by the Mueller report.
They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
There's also been a subtle change in the definition of "racism" in the last two years.They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
Subtle, the sarcasm here is great. Racism has evolved from a true term of value, one that would really mean something when it would be said to another person to something that people simply gloss over because they know it now means "Someone that I don't agree with"
Horrible what people are doing to this country and around the world.
If you think that racism is something, you have succumbed to all the lies of politicians who are trying to make more war, just so their stocks in the military companies will go up.
August 12, 2019, 10:45:15 PM
I've been seeing this in recent days. Democrats have now been shifting the narrative on Trump. Instead of continuing to push the false narrative that Trump is a Russian asset and a Russian spy (and whatever else they attempt to spew) -- which has been debunked by the Mueller report.
They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
There's also been a subtle change in the definition of "racism" in the last two years.They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
Subtle, the sarcasm here is great. Racism has evolved from a true term of value, one that would really mean something when it would be said to another person to something that people simply gloss over because they know it now means "Someone that I don't agree with"
Horrible what people are doing to this country and around the world.
August 12, 2019, 10:16:30 PM
There's also been a subtle change in the definition of "racism" in the last two years.
@Spendulus can you explain little more on this, what’s the specific change you’re referring to.A racist used to be defined as someone who "shows or feels discrimination or prejudice against people of other races, or who believes that a particular race is superior to another."
There were plenty of Republicans who realized Trump fell into this category way before the election, or even his announcement to run.
But now he's president and can seriously damage any of their careers, so the same men who called him out are now defending him from others who call him out by changing the definition to..."shows or feels discrimination or prejudice against people of other races, or who believes that a particular race is superior to another and isn't named Trump"
The point is that you go faster in car races than in horse races. But if the horse race is a long one, the horses can find food anywhere, but there aren't gas stations far away from the roads.
August 12, 2019, 01:51:14 AM
There's also been a subtle change in the definition of "racism" in the last two years.
@Spendulus can you explain little more on this, what’s the specific change you’re referring to.A racist used to be defined as someone who "shows or feels discrimination or prejudice against people of other races, or who believes that a particular race is superior to another."
There were plenty of Republicans who realized Trump fell into this category way before the election, or even his announcement to run.
But now he's president and can seriously damage any of their careers, so the same men who called him out are now defending him from others who call him out by changing the definition to..."shows or feels discrimination or prejudice against people of other races, or who believes that a particular race is superior to another and isn't named Trump"
August 11, 2019, 11:46:01 PM
I've been seeing this in recent days. Democrats have now been shifting the narrative on Trump. Instead of continuing to push the false narrative that Trump is a Russian asset and a Russian spy (and whatever else they attempt to spew) -- which has been debunked by the Mueller report.
They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
There's also been a subtle change in the definition of "racism" in the last two years.They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
Democrats have nothing else to corner him with except use his statements against him, but what they’re failing is to gauge public sentiments which are accepting Trump words and not hating it. Everytime they highlight his statements they’re giving him more publicity, which will compel voters to vote for him. @Spendulus can you explain little more on this, what’s the specific change you’re referring to.
August 11, 2019, 11:07:01 PM
I've been seeing this in recent days. Democrats have now been shifting the narrative on Trump. Instead of continuing to push the false narrative that Trump is a Russian asset and a Russian spy (and whatever else they attempt to spew) -- which has been debunked by the Mueller report.
They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
There's also been a subtle change in the definition of "racism" in the last two years. They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
August 09, 2019, 11:28:02 AM
Talk about moving the goal posts, get a load of this... from Trump.
President Trump Is Preparing An Executive Order--
President Trump Is Preparing An Executive Order--
It appears that President Trump is getting ready to bring down the hammer on the big social media companies. According to Politico, the Trump administration is in the process of drafting an executive order that will "tackle Silicon Valley's alleged anti-conservative bias". And it is very much in President Trump's own self-interest to do this. Social media played a key role in helping him win in 2016, but since that time we have seen an unprecedented wave of censorship on the major social media platforms, and most of that censorship has been directed at conservative voices. If President Trump doesn't do something, it is hard to see how he will win in 2020, and of course that is precisely what the leftist executives at the big social media companies want.
August 09, 2019, 11:15:56 AM
I've been seeing this in recent days. Democrats have now been shifting the narrative on Trump. Instead of continuing to push the false narrative that Trump is a Russian asset and a Russian spy (and whatever else they attempt to spew) -- which has been debunked by the Mueller report.
They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
trump actually isnt racist he would also be able to live in a country with goblins or hoboglins, he is simply a businessmen and things financial businessstyle democrats are just populists who want to take minority vote and try to scanadlise trumps white appearence democrats are lowest drawer (is a german phrase no idea weather lowest drawer exists also in englisch)
August 08, 2019, 10:54:46 PM
Racism is silly. Why? Because, prove that the racist hurt someone.
The whole idea of turning racism into an important issue, is to take the focus off the strength that men and women have, and turn it onto paperwork strength.
Who cares what people say? The only time their words hurt you is when they talk so loud that the decibels rupture your eardrums. If a commander in battle orders the death of the enemy, it wasn't his words that killed. Rather, it was the doing of the soldiers who followed his orders. He got what he wanted... a bunch of slaves that followed his will.
Racism is absolutely nothing. Rather, it is the harming of people that is something. And the harm only comes by someone harming someone else. The sounds of the words being spoken does nothing.
The whole idea of turning racism into an important issue, is to take the focus off the strength that men and women have, and turn it onto paperwork strength.
Who cares what people say? The only time their words hurt you is when they talk so loud that the decibels rupture your eardrums. If a commander in battle orders the death of the enemy, it wasn't his words that killed. Rather, it was the doing of the soldiers who followed his orders. He got what he wanted... a bunch of slaves that followed his will.
Racism is absolutely nothing. Rather, it is the harming of people that is something. And the harm only comes by someone harming someone else. The sounds of the words being spoken does nothing.
I mean I don't think I can agree with all of this. I think it's fair to say that while there is Racism in the world it is okay. It's not okay for people to hate other people due to the color of their skin, nor anything else relating to this.
Racism is a problem. So we shouldn't discount it in the world. The problem is when we call everything racist, that's a disservice to actual racists in this world. We're going to hurt people who are actually exposed to real racism by labeling EVERYTHING racist.
August 08, 2019, 08:04:34 PM
Racism is silly. Why? Because, prove that the racist hurt someone.
The whole idea of turning racism into an important issue, is to take the focus off the strength that men and women have, and turn it onto paperwork strength.
Who cares what people say? The only time their words hurt you is when they talk so loud that the decibels rupture your eardrums. If a commander in battle orders the death of the enemy, it wasn't his words that killed. Rather, it was the doing of the soldiers who followed his orders. He got what he wanted... a bunch of slaves that followed his will.
Racism is absolutely nothing. Rather, it is the harming of people that is something. And the harm only comes by someone harming someone else. The sounds of the words being spoken does nothing.
The whole idea of turning racism into an important issue, is to take the focus off the strength that men and women have, and turn it onto paperwork strength.
Who cares what people say? The only time their words hurt you is when they talk so loud that the decibels rupture your eardrums. If a commander in battle orders the death of the enemy, it wasn't his words that killed. Rather, it was the doing of the soldiers who followed his orders. He got what he wanted... a bunch of slaves that followed his will.
Racism is absolutely nothing. Rather, it is the harming of people that is something. And the harm only comes by someone harming someone else. The sounds of the words being spoken does nothing.
August 08, 2019, 07:19:58 PM
I've been seeing this in recent days. Democrats have now been shifting the narrative on Trump. Instead of continuing to push the false narrative that Trump is a Russian asset and a Russian spy (and whatever else they attempt to spew) -- which has been debunked by the Mueller report.
They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
They're now going back to what lost them the presidential race, they're back to calling Trump a racist and a xenophobe and whatever other buzzword here. They've failed to note that their last plan didn't work, and that they're alienating a vital part of the electorate with those statements.
I'd love to hear what others thing about the subject area.
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