I am trying to help you and you respond with a FU. No appreciation.
Hillary Clinton Calls For "formal deprogramming" of Trump supporters
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eagle1462010
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Help from TDS Fascist is not needed or wanted. You are a Cancer on this Nation.
That argument is not going to work. There is no comparison to Clinton and Russian collusion and Trump and stop the steal.
You are not dealing with reality. You are following your cult leaders instructions.
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That's just stupid.
OK, that is your opinion as dictated by your cult leader. Trump has instructed you to call anyone who does not suport him, rotten, nasty things.
In your world
Support Trump you are good
Those who do not support Trump are bad.
BULLDOG
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You understand we aren't Sudan, don't you?
Mac-7
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I understand that democrats stole the election fair and square
Using covid as an excuse they changed election rules to allow anything-goes absentee ballots
After that a victory for Biden was assured
Stryder50
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It seems you have gazed in the mirror too long and are now projecting.
Clinton, both of them, along with the Obama's and Biden's and their cult of minions are the parasitic disease that is destroying our nation. Democratic Lefturds are mainly about stealing(redistributing) wealth, not creating such.
I was disgusted with the Clinton's, Obama's, and Biden's, along with most of the Democrat Party; long before Trump was a candidate or elected. No 'instruction following' needed, just intelligence, common sense, and moral and ethical character.
You on other hand are doing excellent at regurgitating the Marxist programing you've been indoctrinated with.
Projecting again, based on instructions from your cult leader Hillary.
More a case that those like your self whom don't support free enterprise, meritocracy, and personal liberty toss out most of the "rotten, nasty things"; especially towards those whom oppose your socialist tyrannical agenda.
Stryder50
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Far better than you cupcake.
BTW, would appear you have no objection to their suppression of human rights. Typical of you Dimbocrats.
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the Trump cult is complex. few people understand it. many of them used to hate Trump before he ran for president or now hate him after he "Sold out"
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Is Trump a 'Master Wizard' Who Uses Mental Tricks to Influence Voters?
So says Dilbert creator Scott Adams, who predicts The Donald will win the presidency in a landslide.
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from Reason magazine:
the press has labeled Donald Trump a blustering bully whose rhetoric shifts just as quickly as his temper. But what if his seemingly random insults are not random at all, and his vast appeal to primary voters has come about because of meticulously crafted messaging? What if The Donald is using mental tricks from the fields of hypnosis and persuasion to influence the electorate?
That is the argument put forth by Scott Adams, who calls Trump a "Master Wizard." The prolific author and creator of the massively popular comic strip Dilbert doesn't see Trump's appeal as an accident, or even as unpredictable. He's been boldly stating since early in the primary season that Trump would go on to be the Republican nominee, and eventually win the presidency in one of the biggest landslides in history. Given that The Donald has amassed more than half the delegates needed to secure the GOP nomination and he doesn't seem to be slowing down any time soon, perhaps this prediction isn't as wild as some observers once believed.
You proved my point. You hear no one complaining Clinton was robbed by a rigged election on this site. Most adults and true Americans know it is best to move on. We have had a smooth transition of power until Trump.
Two years later you and the rest of the MAGA cult members cannot let go of it. It is sick
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Libs want to dismiss trump and his supporters as illegitimate and beyond the paleIs Trump a 'Master Wizard' Who Uses Mental Tricks to Influence Voters?
So says Dilbert creator Scott Adams, who predicts The Donald will win the presidency in a landslide.
from Reason magazine:
the press has labeled Donald Trump a blustering bully whose rhetoric shifts just as quickly as his temper. But what if his seemingly random insults are not random at all, and his vast appeal to primary voters has come about because of meticulously crafted messaging? What if The Donald is using mental tricks from the fields of hypnosis and persuasion to influence the electorate?
That is the argument put forth by Scott Adams, who calls Trump a "Master Wizard." The prolific author and creator of the massively popular comic strip Dilbert doesn't see Trump's appeal as an accident, or even as unpredictable. He's been boldly stating since early in the primary season that Trump would go on to be the Republican nominee, and eventually win the presidency in one of the biggest landslides in history. Given that The Donald has amassed more than half the delegates needed to secure the GOP nomination and he doesn't seem to be slowing down any time soon, perhaps this prediction isn't as wild as some observers once believed.
They cant argue against his policies so they argue against him instead
Trump wants to stop the flood of illegal aliens into America that we dont want or need
The real reason Mac1958 hates trump and votes for biden is in part because he approves of biden’s open border policy
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Trump's grandfather came to America because of an open immigration policy
Trump's insistence on building the wall when he was POTUS led to the longest government shutdown in history. he wanted to fulfill a campaign promise to satisfy his cult followers
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And because of that MAGAs have to support open borders and a flood of illegal aliens before and after trump?
I dont think so
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Be a killer, be a king: The education of Donald Trump
During one of the dips in the roller-coaster ride that is Donald Trump’s life — in the midst of a bankruptcy drama, somewhere between the glittery opening of Trump Tower and the circus-like mania of this presidential campaign — the man himself admitted, briefly, to a moment or two of doubt. It...
from Wikipedia:
Commenting on his childhood, cult leader Jim Jones stated:
from the yahoo article:
From early childhood, Hurt wrote, Fred used to tell his boys “you are a killer … you are a king … you are a killer … you are a king…” As a result, he wrote, Donald came to believe that “he cannot be one without the other. As his father has pointed out over and over again, most people are weaklings. Only the strong survive. You have to be a killer if you want to be a king.”
At first Fred assumed that the king — and the heir to his business — would be his eldest son and namesake, Fred Jr., known as Freddy. But it became increasingly clear to everyone that Freddy was neither killer nor king. Instead, Blair wrote, he was a “sweet lightweight … loveable loser.” He tried his best, but his frantic scramble to please only seemed to infuriate his father. Mistakes — such as ordering new windows for a building when existing ones were still salvageable — earned him public tongue-lashings from his father. When Fred did something well, on the other hand, his sister Maryanne has said, his father pointedly said nothing at all.
Donald observed all this, and the message was to never be vulnerable. “He was the first Trump boy out there and I subconsciously watched his moves,” he said of his brother in a Playboy interview years later. “I saw people really taking advantage of Fred, and the lesson I learned was always to keep up my guard 100 percent.”
So began a most complex relationship with his father, who Trump spent decades trying to be — but also to be separate from, and better than.
“I used to fight back all the time,” he told journalist Marie Brenner in New York magazine. “My father respects me because I stood up to him.”
He “stood up” to everyone else around him, as well. He spitballed and bullied other students at school, snuck off to Manhattan to buy switchblades and stink bombs on weekends, acted like “a brat,” his sister, Maryanne told Tim O’Brien, author of “TrumpNation.” (O’Brien was sued by Trump, unsuccessfully, for suggesting he was worth far less than the billions he claimed.
It was all his way of getting attention from his father, those who study Trump agree. “Donald … did have his father’s irrepressible energy, which the old man believed was a genetic gift, and a streak of the devil, which the old man begrudgingly admired, as well,” Hurt wrote. “Where Freddy immediately cowered under Fred’s reprimands, Donald reacted by clamoring for more attention with incorrigible mischief.”
Or, as biographer Michael D’Antonio wrote in “The Truth About Trump” (the candidate hasn’t sued him, but once threatened to), “Trump is often ruled by the needy child who resides in his psyche and would rather get negative attention than be ignored.”
Mac-7
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In spite of your personal dislike of trump he supports policies such as the border wall that are good for AmericaBe a killer, be a king: The education of Donald Trump
During one of the dips in the roller-coaster ride that is Donald Trump’s life — in the midst of a bankruptcy drama, somewhere between the glittery opening of Trump Tower and the circus-like mania of this presidential campaign — the man himself admitted, briefly, to a moment or two of doubt. It...news.yahoo.com
from Wikipedia:
Commenting on his childhood, cult leader Jim Jones stated:
from the yahoo article:
From early childhood, Hurt wrote, Fred used to tell his boys “you are a killer … you are a king … you are a killer … you are a king…” As a result, he wrote, Donald came to believe that “he cannot be one without the other. As his father has pointed out over and over again, most people are weaklings. Only the strong survive. You have to be a killer if you want to be a king.”
At first Fred assumed that the king — and the heir to his business — would be his eldest son and namesake, Fred Jr., known as Freddy. But it became increasingly clear to everyone that Freddy was neither killer nor king. Instead, Blair wrote, he was a “sweet lightweight … loveable loser.” He tried his best, but his frantic scramble to please only seemed to infuriate his father. Mistakes — such as ordering new windows for a building when existing ones were still salvageable — earned him public tongue-lashings from his father. When Fred did something well, on the other hand, his sister Maryanne has said, his father pointedly said nothing at all.
Donald observed all this, and the message was to never be vulnerable. “He was the first Trump boy out there and I subconsciously watched his moves,” he said of his brother in a Playboy interview years later. “I saw people really taking advantage of Fred, and the lesson I learned was always to keep up my guard 100 percent.”
So began a most complex relationship with his father, who Trump spent decades trying to be — but also to be separate from, and better than.
“I used to fight back all the time,” he told journalist Marie Brenner in New York magazine. “My father respects me because I stood up to him.”
He “stood up” to everyone else around him, as well. He spitballed and bullied other students at school, snuck off to Manhattan to buy switchblades and stink bombs on weekends, acted like “a brat,” his sister, Maryanne told Tim O’Brien, author of “TrumpNation.” (O’Brien was sued by Trump, unsuccessfully, for suggesting he was worth far less than the billions he claimed.
It was all his way of getting attention from his father, those who study Trump agree. “Donald … did have his father’s irrepressible energy, which the old man believed was a genetic gift, and a streak of the devil, which the old man begrudgingly admired, as well,” Hurt wrote. “Where Freddy immediately cowered under Fred’s reprimands, Donald reacted by clamoring for more attention with incorrigible mischief.”
Or, as biographer Michael D’Antonio wrote in “The Truth About Trump” (the candidate hasn’t sued him, but once threatened to), “Trump is often ruled by the needy child who resides in his psyche and would rather get negative attention than be ignored.”
Whereas democrats and many republican politicians in Washington support policy that harm America
SeaMajor7
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PROJECTION
Oldestyle
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With all due respect, Elmer? Don't most of those "characteristics" apply to the far left these days even more than it does to the right?
What’s off handdd about truth ministry and programing camps?
American presidents have had people assassinated. That’s nothing new.
Clinton herself cheered when the Obama admin killed the leader of Libya
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