Trump Talk™

Sounds like someone's trying too hard...

Thanks for the invite!

I'll bring some of that legendary Canadian Beer that Americans tend to get super drunk off of after 3 cans.

It's not hard to when the most popular beers in the US are all water!

They had to make it cheap, so all the poor people, who aren't Thorva, could buy and drink it, and have barbecues with friends and family, who are also poor, because they accepted low paying jobs (because those are really the only jobs left in the market, so they can afford some place to live, food to eat, and pay off any school debt incurred by heaps of loans in fields that are completely over-saturated)

Since when do poor people have friends ?

Since the day they could buy watery American beer.

It could be worse it could be

Canadian Light, still more of a beer than Budweiser.

I couldn't tell you I don't drink any light beer. But Maybe when Trump is President he will ban light beer !

He'll ban all beer in a brown bottle.

Nah only Mexican and Muslim beer !

I don't think Muslims drink beer but they should. Maybe it would help.

Amazing beer and its name is totally related, if that were to happen.

That's not saying much.

Can someone convince me to vote for Hillary without mentioning Trump at all?

Sure, it's super easy. Well, unless we're not allowed to lie, in which case the answer is no.

She's running on the furthest left platform of any major party presidential nominee since...McGovern, probably?

TBF this is mainly a result of the Democratic base being pretty leftist right now.

A perpetually deadlocked congress means she will probably be unable to get any significant legislation passed, which will relegate her symbolic peace summits and speeches where her tendency to act friendly shouldn't piss off many foreign heads off state. I've given up believing a leader is the answer, vote for the person who can do the least damage here and abroad. Make your changes locally.

Fair enough.

Can anyone convince me to vote for Trump without mentioning Hillary?

He'll make 'Murica great again, by alienating the country from it's largest trading and business partners, forcing localization of jobs and product creation?

Can you explain what you mean by this? With all the sarcasm I'm sensing quite a bit is biast opinion.

Specifically, he hasn't been able to outline his plans on business, foreign trade, or foreign policy, with the exception of doing away with the North American Free Trade Agreement, making Mexico pay for a wall to keep out illegal immigrants (most of which come in through various loopholes in the legal procedure), and trying to get China to "play ball", or impose massive amounts of tariffs on imported goods.

With all of this in play, it will basically kill any demand for foreign goods due to severe costs, shut down many businesses, or kill current jobs in those sectors, but would give rise to new American based manufacturing... assuming any product made can be sold when more people will be out of work, and the only trading partner left would be a very cautious Canada. Or even made at a low enough cost, that consumers can afford, without companies going bankrupt on raw materials, or employee overhead or training costs, or shipping costs.

Where are you getting your information from? I'm just curious. I'm not pro Trump I'm simply anti hillary. I am curious as I only ever seen people blasting Trump on the net but never hillary but she's the known criminal. Either way I am interested in learning more about why trump would be bad and not just because he said mean things that hurt peoples feelings.

Are you saying the democrats have drifted to the right?

McGovern didn't win. His platform was never implemented.

Only internet trolls like Trump because his is real life YouTube comment.

These are things that have come straight from the GOP debates, that he's openly said at length, but with little to no detail.

Notice, I haven't mentioned anything about the hateful comments that have come out of his mouth, and this isn't really blasting him. It's a pro/con message about what he's open stated his policies would be.

The one thing I can, but am loathe to credit him for, is making American politics and voting much more interesting to all generations of voters involved. He has people wanting to vote. Not necessarily for him, not necessarily for Hillary, since more and more people in the US are wanting a third party option, or to do away with the established parties altogether.

As for Hillary, people have blasted her in other threads that were already beaten and dead, among using some funny, hit and miss, and completely lackluster memes involving her in some way, so there isn't really anything to say that hasn't already been said about her. Both parties are quite divided at the moment as to what they'd like to see happen.