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>someone who believes an adult behaving in such a way is acceptable How is he behaving that is unacceptable and to whom is it unacceptable?

by khattam 10y ago

rconti 10y ago
Listen to him talk, once. That's how he's behaving unacceptably. And it's unacceptable to myself and everyone I've ever met in polite society. I've never met someone who would tolerate a child who throws tantrums the way he does. I'm sure there are places in the world where it's acceptable behavior. I'm not interested in living there.
- yardie 10y ago
  Oh I definitely agree. Yet his numbers keep going up. His supporters are able to look past all his crap for reasons I don't understand. But then you have to realize it's not even about him. Conservative voters are rebelling against the Republican party. They'd rather have anyone else rather than a career politician.
- NetTechM 10y ago
  It would seem rather petty to unfriend someone based on political differences. I suppose at that rate the friendship wasn't worth much to begin with.
  - carapace 10y ago
    Normally I would agree with you, but I'm also at the point where I just can't credit people who still STILL consider him to be an acceptable candidate for POTUS. The incredible Brexit fiasco should drive home to us all that this is not a game, not a reality TV show. This isn't about politics, it's about humanity. It degrades us (the U.S.A. as a Nation) to have this trainwreck taken seriously as a candidate.
    - NetTechM 10y ago
      That's all opinion, I'm sure their opinion is just as important to them as yours is to you... I still don't think I would unfriend someone because their opinion differs from mine. Unless it was illegal or harmful to others in a real way... live and let live.
      - khattam 10y ago
        >Unless it was illegal What if they strongly supported something illegal? Like illegal immigration?
        NetTechM 10y ago
        I worded that awkwardly, I meant as long as they aren't doing anything illegal. Since an opinion is impossible to classify as illegal.
- khattam 10y ago
  >Listen to him talk, once. I have listened to several hours of him speaking and I have no idea what you are talking about. >I've never met someone who would tolerate a child who throws tantrums the way he does. Specific examples? I have a question for you which may or may not be related. Do you get your "news" from professional clowns?

>someone who believes an adult behaving in such a way is acceptable How is he behaving that is unacceptable and to whom is it unacceptable?

by khattam 10y ago

>someone who believes an adult behaving in such a way is acceptable How is he behaving that is unacceptable and to whom is it unacceptable?

rconti 10y ago

Listen to him talk, once. That's how he's behaving unacceptably. And it's unacceptable to myself and everyone I've ever met in polite society. I've never met someone who would tolerate a child who throws tantrums the way he does. I'm sure there are places in the world where it's acceptable behavior. I'm not interested in living there.

yardie 10y ago
Oh I definitely agree. Yet his numbers keep going up. His supporters are able to look past all his crap for reasons I don't understand. But then you have to realize it's not even about him. Conservative voters are rebelling against the Republican party. They'd rather have anyone else rather than a career politician.
NetTechM 10y ago
It would seem rather petty to unfriend someone based on political differences. I suppose at that rate the friendship wasn't worth much to begin with.
- carapace 10y ago
  Normally I would agree with you, but I'm also at the point where I just can't credit people who still STILL consider him to be an acceptable candidate for POTUS. The incredible Brexit fiasco should drive home to us all that this is not a game, not a reality TV show. This isn't about politics, it's about humanity. It degrades us (the U.S.A. as a Nation) to have this trainwreck taken seriously as a candidate.
  - NetTechM 10y ago
    That's all opinion, I'm sure their opinion is just as important to them as yours is to you... I still don't think I would unfriend someone because their opinion differs from mine. Unless it was illegal or harmful to others in a real way... live and let live.
    - khattam 10y ago
      >Unless it was illegal What if they strongly supported something illegal? Like illegal immigration?
      - NetTechM 10y ago
        I worded that awkwardly, I meant as long as they aren't doing anything illegal. Since an opinion is impossible to classify as illegal.
khattam 10y ago
>Listen to him talk, once. I have listened to several hours of him speaking and I have no idea what you are talking about. >I've never met someone who would tolerate a child who throws tantrums the way he does. Specific examples? I have a question for you which may or may not be related. Do you get your "news" from professional clowns?