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This is precisely the part that you fail to understand: some people prioritize not dragging the US into another war over having to endure the media overblowing
by barumi 6y ago
This is precisely the part that you fail to understand: some people prioritize not dragging the US into another war over having to endure the media overblowing tweets from a moron.
Those who are able and willing to endure the propaganda barrage to get their low-taxes, not-war, pro-individual freedom policies upheld and enacted look at the bipartisan system and see that they have two choices: a candidate which is behind escalation of wars and political assassinations in foreign soil, and a candidate that brought troops home and deescalated relationships with historical enemies such as the North Korea dictatorship.
Between those choices, if you value policy over tabloid propaganda and you are already quite used to see a candidate repeatedly portrayed in bad light, isn't the choice pretty clear to you?
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- uniqueid 6y agothe media overblowing tweets from a moron. Trump is a man whose recent tweets likely constitute an act of sedition against the president-elect. For four years, the media overblew some aspects of his presidency, but downplayed others. In history, it has sometimes been unwise to dismiss leaders who behave outrageously: http://depts.washington.edu/depress/nazi_seattle_times.shtml http://depts.washington.edu/depress/nazi_seattle_times.shtml There's still a chance all this could wrap up with a civil war. It is serious.