It's painfully obvious that Russia wants Trump in office at this point, because he would severely weaken the US.
Trump will be Putins happy idiot play thing.
I sure don't want him to have anything to do with Russia. Putin will pop champagne if he wins.
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I mean where are you F-22's when they owned your base in syria? when they bombed it over and over again? You did jack shit cause your are pussies and you wont do shit either when they resist to you invading another nation.
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Listen, both candidates are retards. Trump will keep retardness within your borders. That's the main difference.
So basically you're a neo-con warmonger who wants endless bloodshed overseas. As long as it ain't your kids dying in foreign countries, you're cool with it.
Here's a tip: America's foreign policy is just as fucked up and awful as Russia's. America supports dictators and regime change while Russia does the same shit.
Meanwhile
Gaddafi consistently met the demands placed upon his regime by the UN. He turned Libya from a state sponsor of terror to an active deterrence thereof in the region.
Then NATO illegally interfered with Libya during the Arab Springs and he was killed. Libya has since been "liberated" Iraq style and is no longer a safe place to live.
That's what your "queen of all that is right and progressive" feels about that.
Jesus Christ. The fact that anybody would call themselves progressive would vote for her, or even consider voting for that, for 2 seconds, disgusts me.
Yeah, that is very, very unlikely.
Trump is a much bigger threat to world peace at this point.
Anybody who can say that and actually believe those words as they come out of their mouth has their head so deep in the sand they are never coming out.
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People who think Trump and Hillary are the only two candidates on the ballot.
It's easy:
You heard that during the pre-Christmas Democratic debate, when ABC’s Martha Raddatz tried to pin down Clinton’s advocacy of a no-fly zone in Syria. “ISIS doesn’t have aircraft, Al Qaeda doesn’t have aircraft,” Raddatz pointed out. “So would you shoot down a Syrian military aircraft or a Russian airplane?” Clinton’s reply was that “I do not think it would come to that. We are already de-conflicting air space.” When Raddatz persisted—“But isn’t that a decision you should make now?”—Clinton said that she favored the no-fly zone “because I think it would help us on the ground to protect Syrians.” She sees the dilemma but seems unwilling to deal with it. Without mentioning Iraq or Libya, Sanders put it clearly when he said, “I worry too much that Secretary Clinton is too much into regime change, and a little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be…. You’ve got to think about what happens the day after.” Clinton didn’t really have a response.
She "doesn't think it will come to that". She is wrong, and really should know better with her foreign policy experience.
This reckless attitude is exactly what is concerning.