EPTNah sry i wont explain myself. You made us pro Trumpers explain ourselves to death in this thread, while dismissing everything we said with witty remarks and disgust. Well now the tables have turned so please do explain why you think this is a bad thing.
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NukeD
Croatia1612 Posts
Nah sry i wont explain myself. You made us pro Trumpers explain ourselves to death in this thread, while dismissing everything we said with witty remarks and disgust. Well now the tables have turned so please do explain why you think this is a bad thing. | ||
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Disengaged
United States6994 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:39 Scrubwave wrote: Better move out then. May I suggest some poor African country? At this point, anywhere is better then this country. A racist, bigot, easily angered man child who throws temper tantrums is now the President . . . | ||
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Penev
28536 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:42 NukeD wrote: Nah sry i wont explain myself. You made us pro Trumpers explain ourselves to death in this thread, while dismissing everything we said with witty remarks and disgust. Well now the tables have turned so please do explain why you think this is a bad thing. I did no such thing, I didn't post in this thread before this day now pls explain | ||
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Scrubwave
Poland1786 Posts
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On November 09 2016 18:40 CorsairHero wrote: Good thing we have a trade agreement with the EU now Looks pretty darn good now considering if Trump undoes a lot of things the States is going to have a lot of major setbacks.When you make the primary focus about attacking someone else it usually loses you an election more often than not. It's odd because Trump was throwing and slinging just as much mud and it wasn't just against Clinton. | ||
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bardtown
England2313 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:42 Disengaged wrote: At this point, anywhere is better then this country. A racist, bigot, easily angered man child who throws temper tantrums is now the President . . . There's still time to accept the error of your ways and reinstate the monarchy. | ||
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iXphobos
Germany1465 Posts
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a_flayer
Netherlands2826 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:44 StarStruck wrote: Looks pretty darn good now considering if Trump undoes a lot of things the States is going to have a lot of major setbacks.When you make the primary focus about attacking someone else it usually loses you an election more often than not. It's odd because Trump was throwing and slinging just as much mud and it wasn't just against Clinton. His mudslinging regarding the polls was apparently correct. The fact that he praised them when they showed him on the rise slightly means very little, as they were still relatively inaccurate compared to the actual results despite the slight sway in his favour. | ||
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Laurens
Belgium4558 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:41 Penev wrote: How about a rich European country? You are welcome in the Netherlands Disengaged So you're pretty anti-Trump but you would advocate The Netherlands as a good place to run towards for people who don't like him. That's funny. | ||
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Scrubwave
Poland1786 Posts
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Penev
28536 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:46 Laurens wrote: So you're pretty anti-Trump but you would advocate The Netherlands as a good place to run towards for people who don't like him. That's funny. Explain | ||
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Yoav
United States1874 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:45 bardtown wrote: There's still time to accept the error of your ways and reinstate the monarchy. Ya know, if Obama proposed that his family become our royal family tomorrow, the proposal would get a lot of traction. We could even run the election every four years, and as long as we still like Obama better than whoever wins them, we can keep him around. | ||
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NukeD
Croatia1612 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:44 Penev wrote: I did no such thing, I didn't post in this thread before this day now pls explain You are welcome to read trough my posts in this thread. | ||
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bardtown
England2313 Posts
Isn't your populist anti-Islamisation movement stronger than that in the US? I mean, it's actually a relevant issue in NL and not just a scapegoat. Edit: Not fair to call it a scapegoat in the US. But it affects more people on a daily basis in NL. | ||
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Penev
28536 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:48 NukeD wrote: You are welcome to read trough my posts in this thread. Or, you know, you could just be nice and answer a question | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6313 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:36 a_flayer wrote: I think you can blame neoliberals for the corruption of that term. It definitely no longer JUST represent "being open to new ideas" if you include that particular group. What? For one the term neoliberal isn't even used by actual liberals. It's the left in the US who hijcaked the term and made it something else than it is. It has also never been just 'being open to new ideas'. For the people thinking about buying financial assets now, what specifically are you looking at? Looks like the biggest panic has already settled so it might already be too late. On November 09 2016 19:49 bardtown wrote: Isn't your populist anti-Islamisation movement stronger than that in the US? I mean, it's actually a relevant issue in NL and not just a scapegoat. Edit: Not fair to call it a scapegoat in the US. But it affects more people on a daily basis in NL. yeah but Wilders will never be able to govern like Trump. Our political landscape is very fractured at the moment and coalitions will always have to be formed. Not to mention that after the last disaster that was Wilders supporting a government nobody wants to rule with him anymore. | ||
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Laurens
Belgium4558 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:49 bardtown wrote: Isn't your populist anti-Islamisation movement stronger than that in the US? I mean, it's actually a relevant issue in NL and not just a scapegoat. Edit: Not fair to call it a scapegoat in the US. But it affects more people on a daily basis in NL. This. Not to mention it dates back all the way to 2002, and who knows what would've happened if Fortuyn wasn't assassinated in the week before the elections. For people who find Trump repulsive there are many superior choices to The Netherlands. | ||
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Clonester
Germany2808 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:50 RvB wrote: What? For one the term neoliberal isn't even used by actual liberals. It's the left in the US who hijcaked the term and made it something else than it is. It has also never been just 'being open to new ideas'. For the people thinking about buying financial assets now, what specifically are you looking at? Looks like the biggest panic has already settled so it might already be too late. Taxes going down, most likely FED will keep the level instead of raising it, massive investment in infrastructure. Buy everything and be ready to sell when Trump announces that he will nuke Mexico city if they dont pay for the wall. | ||
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a_flayer
Netherlands2826 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:50 RvB wrote: What? For one the term neoliberal isn't even used by actual liberals. It's the left in the US who hijcaked the term and made it something else than it is. It has also never been just 'being open to new ideas'. For the people thinking about buying financial assets now, what specifically are you looking at? Looks like the biggest panic has already settled so it might already be too late. Yeah I realized afterwards that his mention of the word "liberal" was something else entirely and probably had little to do with any political persuasion. Perhaps "broad-minded" is a better description of that definition of "liberal" rather than the political "liberalism". | ||
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Diavlo
Belgium2915 Posts
On November 09 2016 19:37 Clonester wrote: The Obamacare that is going downhill has the prizes are going uphill in rapid fashion? The Obamacare that is disliked by more people then Trump has voters? The Obamacare that is a failed way of getting health care for everyone? Trump never said he will vanish Obamacare, he will "replace" it. Whatever it means, it is a chance. Lets see if it works out. The same-sex marriage will stay as it is, even with one new guy in the supreme court. How does he want to repeal it when the SOTUS said it must exist? Impossible fearmongering. Every healthcare system in the world is progressively hurting, people are getting older and sicker. The affordable care act is not perfect and needs to be improved upon but it's definitely better than what was in place before it, ask any health care professional. A single payer system most likely was the best option but the idea was never even on the table because of the republicans. I don't see how electing Trump is going to help in any way shape or form the current healthcare status of the US. As for the impossible fearmongering, maybe same-sex marriage is a bad example, but what about abortion rights or preemptive care? They definitely impact the lives of many and are already suffering from a lot of assault. | ||
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