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OT: The next President of the United States: ★★★ Donald Trump ★★★

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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#241 » by DanTown8587 » Sat Oct 8, 2016 9:39 pm

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cocktailswith_2short wrote:A man being a man is really what you guys are concerned with ?


It's sad that you think those statements represent acceptable male behavior or, worse, normal male behavior. It's neither.


It's sad but I thought the funniest thing about the "We Men" comment Derrick Rose made last week was how unusual that belief likely was but in light of this and the defense that this is simply normal male talk, I guess that group is a lot larger than I ever could have imagined/feared.
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#242 » by DanTown8587 » Sat Oct 8, 2016 9:47 pm

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ImSlower wrote:I fully expect Trump's absurdly misogynistic remarks that are all over CNN today to be "just another one of those quotes" moments for him. He's totally unassailable. Those that like him for speaking his mind simply don't care about statements like this.

For Christ's sake, a man supported by tens of millions of voters publicly jokes about sexually assaulting random women. "I don't even wait. When you're a star, they let you."

This kind of quote would spark debate if it were said by a professional athlete - one side would say it's locker-room gutter talk, and the other side would say it's unacceptable speech. Except this is a Presidential Candidate!! Argh. I want to move to New Zealand.


Though it was wrong to say what he said (off the record) ... It was said by a famous businessman in 2005. The difference between Trump and previous presidential candidates is that Trump has had a camera on him since his 20s. You'll find stuff on him no matter what. You'd find plenty of dirt on previous presidents had they been famous before becoming President. Obama admitted to doing cocaine back in the day. Things happen in people's private lives they aren't proud of....some things can't remain private because of who you are.

Arnold Schwarzenegger had similar accusations about how he treated women when he was running for Governor of California....Again, he's had a camera on him since his 20s...stuff will surly get out especially if you never thought of becoming a Governor let alone a president.

It was wrong for Trump to say what he said. He's human. He's apologized....nothing more you can ask him to do as it was said 11 years ago as a famous businessman.


He said this while wearing a microphone and in public in front of numerous people; this isn't like a conversation between him and Bush was secretly recorded. You don't have "private moments" when you are wearing a microphone.

And I think the thing I ask him to do is not have thoughts yet think he's qualified to be the President of the United States.
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#243 » by TheStig » Sat Oct 8, 2016 10:44 pm

Is it just me, or does anyone else hope Donald fondles Michelle Obama and she clobbers him? I just find that to be a fitting end to his campaign.
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#244 » by Axl Rose » Sat Oct 8, 2016 11:02 pm

now all of a sudden everybody is a saint that has never said anything derogatory or even been in the presence of somebody saying something derogatory....GIVE ME A BREAK.

Im not even a Trump supporter, but im tired of the fake outrage. its a prop for people to jump on their high horse and act holier than thou. acting disgusted makes folks look and feel more cultured, intelligent, and a real upstanding pillar of society. :roll:
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#245 » by TheSuzerain » Sat Oct 8, 2016 11:05 pm

It's a bit reminiscent of the Donald Sterling recordings. Like it's kind of funny that this finally seems to be the tipping point.

As if Trump/Sterling were any less deplorable than before the recordings surfaced.
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#246 » by fleet » Sat Oct 8, 2016 11:17 pm

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cocktailswith_2short wrote:A man being a man is really what you guys are concerned with ?


It's sad that you think those statements represent acceptable male behavior or, worse, normal male behavior. It's neither.

he was married to Melania at the time. Nancy O'Dell is married as well. We're talking about a guy that has no boundaries, certainly not adultery, certainly not sexual assault. The President is somebody that ostensibly from what I understand has to be a values leader, and protect the institions of this country. People in the GOP always talk about protecting family values, and the institution of marrige. Knowingly putting a person like this into office? Well? :thinking:
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#247 » by Chi town » Sat Oct 8, 2016 11:54 pm

Trump is a joke and so is the a Republican Party. I've voted both sides in the past. Believe in true capitalism that puts ppl to work and doesn't empower poverty w handouts.

With that said Hillary and her foundation are downright evil. Mysterious murders and ppl taking the fall in the past. She has been a MAJOR security risk w the emails.

Hillary will win because Trump doesn't have the experience. You better believe that he is paying big bucks to uncover something on Hillary that will shake up voters. It will be more then derogatory sex talk too.
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#248 » by Chi town » Sat Oct 8, 2016 11:56 pm

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cocktailswith_2short wrote:A man being a man is really what you guys are concerned with ?


It's sad that you think those statements represent acceptable male behavior or, worse, normal male behavior. It's neither.

he was married to Melania at the time. Nancy O'Dell is married as well. We're talking about a guy that has no boundaries, certainly not adultery, certainly not sexual assault. The President is somebody that ostensibly from what I understand has to be a values leader, and protect the institions of this country. People in the GOP always talk about protecting family values, and the institution of marrige. Knowingly putting a person like this into office? Well? :thinking:

I agree but our political system is so corrupt that Bill Clinton does worse while president.

It's a shame. America has truly fallen. We need a true patriot that's in it for the country and not their own ego or gain.
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#249 » by ImSlower » Sun Oct 9, 2016 12:23 am

Axl Rose wrote:now all of a sudden everybody is a saint that has never said anything derogatory or even been in the presence of somebody saying something derogatory....GIVE ME A BREAK.

Im not even a Trump supporter, but im tired of the fake outrage. ppl use this type stuff as a prop to make them look and feel better. them acting disgusted makes them look/feel more cultured, intelligent, and a real upstanding pillar of society. :roll:


I'm a bartender. I hear foul, terrible things all the time. People are horrible, gross creatures.

Presidential Candidates should not be. God forbid women express outrage at comments like this publicly! God forbid men do the same! If he says this at my bar over beers with his jerk rich friends, I roll my eyes and walk away. A woman in earshot flicks him off and rejoins her friends. I have a right to expect a morally upstanding person to serve as the leader of my country, thank you very much.

I'm not "fake outraged". I am outraged, for real, in my own home and community. I'm no pillar of society, and that's why I'm not trying to be a leader of my people.
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#250 » by SHO'NUFF » Sun Oct 9, 2016 12:35 am

ImSlower wrote:
Axl Rose wrote:now all of a sudden everybody is a saint that has never said anything derogatory or even been in the presence of somebody saying something derogatory....GIVE ME A BREAK.

Im not even a Trump supporter, but im tired of the fake outrage. ppl use this type stuff as a prop to make them look and feel better. them acting disgusted makes them look/feel more cultured, intelligent, and a real upstanding pillar of society. :roll:


I'm a bartender. I hear foul, terrible things all the time. People are horrible, gross creatures.

Presidential Candidates should not be. God forbid women express outrage at comments like this publicly! God forbid men do the same! If he says this at my bar over beers with his jerk rich friends, I roll my eyes and walk away. A woman in earshot flicks him off and rejoins her friends. I have a right to expect a morally upstanding person to serve as the leader of my country, thank you very much.

I'm not "fake outraged". I am outraged, for real, in my own home and community. I'm no pillar of society, and that's why I'm not trying to be a leader of my people.



Guess what... presidential candidates are human beings just like everyone else. They think like the average human as much as you don't want to believe that. They aren't saints...they don't work at the Vatican. We've had previous 'actual' presidents that have done worse than Trumps comments 11 years ago.
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#251 » by ImSlower » Sun Oct 9, 2016 12:42 am

I consider repeated, documented undesired sexual contact on random women more odious than Bill Clinton getting off on a willing intern. Both are an embarrassment. I am not asking for Mother Theresa. Like I just said, people are gross. Most of us. There are terrific people out there, who are intelligent, charismatic, and wouldn't ever consider touching a woman inappropriately. Or pandering to Wall Street privately while chastising it publicly. Or cheating on the First Lady.

If you came home to your mother in tears, saying a man on the bus had grabbed her genitals and kissed her, and smiled and walked off the bus, you'd want to find him and remove his teeth. It's a terribly foul thing to do. Again, if he'd just been posturing with the guys, perhaps we'd be shrugging it off. There is documented evidence that Trump has, multiple times, assaulted women like this. If you don't consider it assault, or a reprehensible act, well then we're going to have to end any discussion with equally disgusted opinions of the two sides of the matter.

And I unequivocally disagree with you that a President should be "just another person." I am not in the wrong for wanting to put a poster on my kid's wall of a President's face, saying "Hey kiddo, here's one of my heroes!" My disgust on this election is bipartisan, but Trump is shockingly unfit for a Presidency.
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Re: RE: Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#252 » by D1ckeyS1mpkins » Sun Oct 9, 2016 12:42 am

SHO'NUFF wrote:
ImSlower wrote:
Axl Rose wrote:now all of a sudden everybody is a saint that has never said anything derogatory or even been in the presence of somebody saying something derogatory....GIVE ME A BREAK.

Im not even a Trump supporter, but im tired of the fake outrage. ppl use this type stuff as a prop to make them look and feel better. them acting disgusted makes them look/feel more cultured, intelligent, and a real upstanding pillar of society. :roll:


I'm a bartender. I hear foul, terrible things all the time. People are horrible, gross creatures.

Presidential Candidates should not be. God forbid women express outrage at comments like this publicly! God forbid men do the same! If he says this at my bar over beers with his jerk rich friends, I roll my eyes and walk away. A woman in earshot flicks him off and rejoins her friends. I have a right to expect a morally upstanding person to serve as the leader of my country, thank you very much.

I'm not "fake outraged". I am outraged, for real, in my own home and community. I'm no pillar of society, and that's why I'm not trying to be a leader of my people.



Guess what... presidential candidates are human beings just like everyone else. They think like the average human as much as you don't want to believe that. They aren't saints...they don't work at the Vatican. We've had previous 'actual' presidents that have done worse than Trumps comments 11 years ago.

The Vatican isn't a good bar to set ;)

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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#253 » by Axl Rose » Sun Oct 9, 2016 12:48 am

ImSlower wrote:
Axl Rose wrote:now all of a sudden everybody is a saint that has never said anything derogatory or even been in the presence of somebody saying something derogatory....GIVE ME A BREAK.

Im not even a Trump supporter, but im tired of the fake outrage. ppl use this type stuff as a prop to make them look and feel better. them acting disgusted makes them look/feel more cultured, intelligent, and a real upstanding pillar of society. :roll:


I'm a bartender. I hear foul, terrible things all the time. People are horrible, gross creatures.

Presidential Candidates should not be. God forbid women express outrage at comments like this publicly! God forbid men do the same! If he says this at my bar over beers with his jerk rich friends, I roll my eyes and walk away. A woman in earshot flicks him off and rejoins her friends. I have a right to expect a morally upstanding person to serve as the leader of my country, thank you very much.

I'm not "fake outraged". I am outraged, for real, in my own home and community. I'm no pillar of society, and that's why I'm not trying to be a leader of my people.


to be fair when he said these comments he wasn't a presidential candidate and didn't need to have a filter. whereas guys that are born into the political scene know to watch their tongue and not to get caught saying something like that if they want a career.

look we already know Trump is a loud mouth egotistical sh*thead and i don't blame anybody for not voting for him. i just feel allot of ppl jumped on these comments and acted appalled so they could get some pats on the back.
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Re: RE: Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#254 » by SHO'NUFF » Sun Oct 9, 2016 12:53 am

D1ckeyS1mpkins wrote:
SHO'NUFF wrote:
ImSlower wrote:
I'm a bartender. I hear foul, terrible things all the time. People are horrible, gross creatures.

Presidential Candidates should not be. God forbid women express outrage at comments like this publicly! God forbid men do the same! If he says this at my bar over beers with his jerk rich friends, I roll my eyes and walk away. A woman in earshot flicks him off and rejoins her friends. I have a right to expect a morally upstanding person to serve as the leader of my country, thank you very much.

I'm not "fake outraged". I am outraged, for real, in my own home and community. I'm no pillar of society, and that's why I'm not trying to be a leader of my people.



Guess what... presidential candidates are human beings just like everyone else. They think like the average human as much as you don't want to believe that. They aren't saints...they don't work at the Vatican. We've had previous 'actual' presidents that have done worse than Trumps comments 11 years ago.

The Vatican isn't a good bar to set ;)

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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#255 » by fleet » Sun Oct 9, 2016 3:48 am

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It's sad that you think those statements represent acceptable male behavior or, worse, normal male behavior. It's neither.

he was married to Melania at the time. Nancy O'Dell is married as well. We're talking about a guy that has no boundaries, certainly not adultery, certainly not sexual assault. The President is somebody that ostensibly from what I understand has to be a values leader, and protect the institions of this country. People in the GOP always talk about protecting family values, and the institution of marrige. Knowingly putting a person like this into office? Well? :thinking:

I agree but our political system is so corrupt that Bill Clinton does worse while president.

It's a shame. America has truly fallen. We need a true patriot that's in it for the country and not their own ego or gain.

Bill Clinton is not relevant. And Bill is not on the ballot, even if some want to pretend he is. I dont actually care a lot abojt infidelity type issues, but with Trump, it ties into all kinds of other personality flaws. And Republicans certainly should care if they care about marriage like they say they do.
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#256 » by Payt10 » Sun Oct 9, 2016 3:54 am

The irony of all of this is that a Bush might ultimately end up being what takes down Donald Trump.
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#257 » by jimmy_smith » Sun Oct 9, 2016 6:22 am

I'm not american and didn't live in USA but I'm regularly follow this election at multiple US board.

Is it just me or not that it seem like Trump lost his "magic"?

When he emerge as Republican candidate, it feel like he's invincible and ever lead the election poll at some point.

Nowadays, he seem mortal, pushover, don't know what he's doing etc.
And every poll I see (IF it's legit poll) it will be nearly sure win for Hillary right now.
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Post#258 » by Darius Miles Davis » Sun Oct 9, 2016 6:46 am

One of the reasons that these comments are relevant now is that they reflect the privilege that Trump believes power grants him. He said he could do whatever he wanted to with women because he was a star. But what about the power of the presidency? Would he see himself as having any boundaries to honor whatsoever if he was president?
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#259 » by SHO'NUFF » Sun Oct 9, 2016 7:33 am

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DuckIII wrote:
cocktailswith_2short wrote:A man being a man is really what you guys are concerned with ?


It's sad that you think those statements represent acceptable male behavior or, worse, normal male behavior. It's neither.

he was married to Melania at the time. Nancy O'Dell is married as well. We're talking about a guy that has no boundaries, certainly not adultery, certainly not sexual assault. The President is somebody that ostensibly from what I understand has to be a values leader, and protect the institions of this country. People in the GOP always talk about protecting family values, and the institution of marrige. Knowingly putting a person like this into office? Well? :thinking:


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Both cheated on their wives while in office. I'm sure those weren't the only 2 presidents that did that. There is no such thing as a great president and perfect human being.... no matter what either party preaches. This is common sense. No one takes half the stuff they preach seriously. Everyone who votes just hopes for the best.
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Re: OT: 2016 Presidential Debate (Trump vs Hillary) Round 2 - 10/9 

Post#260 » by RedBulls23 » Sun Oct 9, 2016 8:40 am

Axl Rose wrote:now all of a sudden everybody is a saint that has never said anything derogatory or even been in the presence of somebody saying something derogatory....GIVE ME A BREAK.

Im not even a Trump supporter, but im tired of the fake outrage. its a prop for people to jump on their high horse and act holier than thou. acting disgusted makes folks look and feel more cultured, intelligent, and a real upstanding pillar of society. :roll:

No, I have never talked about forcing myself on a woman. I also don't hang around people that talk about or want to force themselves onto women. I'm not holier than thou because of that...I'm just not a scumbag.

BTW, people defending someone for sexual assault or defending someone that wants to commit sexual assault isn't cool.
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