How is Trump making an unprecedented declaration that he wouldn't commit to accepting the results of the election not a bigger freaking discussion?! It's the first time in American history a presidential candidate has been this bloody petty!
Clarification question -- is talking about historic policy about race also not allowed -- IE -- Roosevelt's treatment of Japanese Americans? Especially if we aren't talking about racial traits or other issues that are likely to create forum issues?
Just wondering where the boundaries are.
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Probably because no one is surprised after he said he's toss Clinton in jail.
What context am I missing about her ORIGINAL position on gay marriage?
What context am I missing about her ORIGINAL position on NAFTA?
What context am I missing about calling a former Klan member who filibustered the Civil Rights Act a mentor?
What context am I missing about telling international businessmen in paid speeches her dream is open borders?
What context am I missing about her ORIGINAL targets of blame for the housing crash? (it wasn't wall street)
What context am I missing about her condemning investment banks while they contribute massive amounts of money to her campaign?
What context am I missing about her being a "champion for women" while accepting large donations from countries that abuse women?
What context am I missing about her sending classified information over a private server - then lying about it during an investigation?
What context am I missing about her attempting to destroy evidence after being notified?
What context am I missing about her publicly stating that her private server only contained private emails among her family?
No one can print money whenever he/she feels like it, not just because it's not within one individual's power to do but also because it causes things like hyperinflation. Do you have a source for that?
People don't like Stein because most of this country is conservative, nothing she has said is significantly different from Sanders' proposed policies.
Donald is going to go down in history as what you should not do when running for election.
Honestly, I would have the same position after the videos uploaded to youtube the past few days.
If anyone is curious how massive, hard-to-prove voter fraud is perpetrated - a guide is available on youtube from hidden cams recording people who work with the DNC and Hillary's campaign.
Sure.
I made this post before, if you missed it:
This "approved hate" is essentially making a list of all the different reasons to hate somebody based on their characteristics and then saying some of them are acceptable.Approved racism/bigotry/sexism/etc are forms of racism/bigotry/sexism/etc that are currently acceptable to Left aligned persons.
Its any sort of hatred against Whites, against Israelis, against Christians, against Republicans, straight males, so on.
Its all the underline concepts of having hate for somebody based on characteristics that you don't like or agree with but without any of the negative stigma that accompanies other similar forms of hate.
What defines them as acceptable could either be the person the hate is directed to or the person the hate is coming from.
It doesn't necessarily mean that all under the banner of the Democratic Party share the hate.
It just means that, in the least, they're tolerating its existence.
Example:
BLM people are regularly spewing anti-White hate all over social media.
Other Left aligned persons might not share that hate, they might even think its as bad as any other form of hate, but they're not objecting to it, not in any substantial way.
For the self-proclaimed ruling body of "all things hate" to ignore hate within their own ranks is a sign of approval; ie approved hate.
MAGA
When all you do is WIN WIN WIN
Because it's utterly irrelevant if he does not accept it. Unlike Bush vs. Gore, this election does not look like it is going to be close. If she beats him by a measurable margin and he's all "I don't accept the result!" the rest of the country says, "cool story bruh," and moves the fuck on.
The problem is this argument goes both ways and therefore makes it a non-argument. The GOP has a TON of issues with their more extremist or outspoken members going off the rails and the party just turns a blind eye to it. Extremists on both sides are awful and both parties would be far better off without them.