Dec 10, 2016 The government is doing everything they possibly can to stop this man from entering the whitehouse. All the dirty secrets gonna come to light if he gets there. Lets have more anti-russian rhetoric right? We can make trade deals with Iran but f--- Russia man. It's Trump's America now, deal with it.
Dec 10, 2016 What? Lol. This isn't some make believe story. This legit happened. It's not going to change the election results now, it's just a scary thought and now we'll have to live with the consequences.
Dec 10, 2016 It's scary that Russia didn't want an anti-rhetoric democrat get into office when the current one had us almost at cold war tensions again. How is that scary?
Dec 11, 2016 Wait a second, Obama is the reason why tensions with Russia are high when Russia was the one who invaded Crimea/supplied the rebel forces in Ukraine & injected itself into Syria to prop up Assad? Am I missing something or? What's scary is a foreign nation successfully influenced our political process and our next president could potentially be a Russian puppet. And if he isn't, we'll have a commander-in-chief who gets triggered by tweets and late-night comedy shows to face off with a global super power.
Dec 11, 2016 Yeah lmao, believe it or not he is American intervention is the leading problem (imo) to our foreign relations s--- show. Let Russia do whatever the f--- it wants to do. This whole notion that we can only get along with Democratic countries is f---ing stupid. Triggered by tweets? The entire world is coming down on you like no other president has had to deal with before. The entire system was set against him and his election is basically a giant f--- you to all of it. Why would he stop now?
Dec 11, 2016 How??? This is a baseless claim. Throwing the issue of Russia under "American intervention" is a false generalization and a huge oversimplification of a complex issue. We have military alliances (NATO) with many European countries that look to us to stand up to Russia's aggression. We can't just allow Russia to take over whatever they want. It presents a clear danger to our closest allies and our interests. This has nothing to do with "only getting along with democratic countries," this has to do with standing up to a world super power that thinks it can bully its way to get whatever it wants. Yes, triggered by tweets. This man is soon to be the most powerful person in the world and he still feels the need to trash talk reporters or talk-show hosts that criticize him in anyway shape or form. The entire system was not against him. He was unpopular, sure, but so was his opponent. and uhhh maybe because he's about to be president of the most powerful country in the world. I think that's a pretty good-calling to stop getting into Twitter wars.
Dec 11, 2016 Yeah NATO alliances are stupid. What it means is that every country other than the U.S. doesn't need to invest in a military because they know they can rely on our protection. I'm fully for getting out of it or atleast getting paid for it. European countries are going down the drain anyways, Russia or not. They always criticize him. The system is still 100% against him. I've never seen such an outpouring of hatred from the supposed "tolerant" side of politics. Go to any of the major news sites aside from like Fox or Drudge and they all have some negative story on him. Take yahoo for instance. The media is relentless in it's assault of the man and his supporters. I don't mind it at all. Atleast when he's tweeting it's 100% his words, no other way to report it. He's putting s--- into check with the media, hopefully theyll atleast try to be honest and partisan (applies to fox as well) as his candidacy starts.
Dec 11, 2016 @Enigma you hear your girl Hillary and her side spent a record 1.2 billion dollars on the election....just to lose to Trump of all people?
Dec 11, 2016 If Hillary won we'd probably have an all out war with Russia. Ik they shouldn't interfere but I'm sure they didn't want Americans to elect someone like her.
Dec 11, 2016 They're stupid lol? It's one of the reasons why we haven't had another major world war. It's one of the reasons why countries like Russia are kept in check and don't abuse smaller countries around them. The U.S. does disproportionately contribute to NATO so I'll give you that but contending that it's pointless? The U.S. has many interests within Europe from politically to economically. It'd be in the best interest for the U.S. to make sure that Europe is secure. Not only for their own good but also for fighting against terrorism in the Middle East and else where. The exchange of information between NATO countries is essential to protecting against major terrorist attacks. Uhhhh that's not the "system being against him." Trump as a candidate was horrendous. He made huge blunders every other day that would have otherwise sunk any presidential candidates in the past but didn't to him because he drilled inside people's minds that any media outlet that criticized him was "bias." He did this even to Fox News. When you're saying things like undocumented immigrants are "murderers and rapists," "grab her by the p----," "Islam hates us," etc. then you can't blame the media for reporting that -- that's literally the job of the media. Reporting the outrageous things Donald Trump says is not bias or evidence that the system was "against him." If he wanted a more positive media outlook maybe he should have run a more positive campaign. P.S. Still waiting for you to elaborate on how Obama is to blame for high tensions with Russia.
Dec 11, 2016 Yup, not surprising. Her popular vote also grew to over 2 million too! This thread isn't about that though. This thread is about how the candidate you claimed "wasn't as bad" was pushed by a foreign country to win the election! Or they knew Trump, a loose cannon with no political or governing experience, would be easy to manipulate and reduce the U.S.'S presence on the world stage. You HONESTLY believe Russia was looking out for the good of Americans? Smh... com'on now... not even Fox News pundits would defend that. Even people within the Republican Party think Russians interference within our election shouldn't be taken lightly: https://www.theatlantic.com/liveblo...nce-transition/508850/12410/?utm_source=atlfb
Dec 13, 2016 Meanwhile.in real world : http://www.salon.com/2016/11/16/u-s...war-crimes-says-international-criminal-court/
