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Spatial Mind stated: source post

Now, I also realize the circumstances were different for him and that he inherited both money and a company.....

- Donald Trump could have moved away from his Family and started his own conglomerate organization. But he kept it in the family, which is a noble thing to do.  

Noble?

Donald Trump has admitted cutting off medical treatment to his nephew’s sick baby after he allegedly had his alcoholic brother’s children cut out of his father’s will. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump said he retaliated because he was ‘angry because they sued’.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3382756/Donald-Trump-cut-medical-treatment-nephew-s-sick-baby.html#ixzz4JpBzZ6N3 
 

Spatial Mind stated: source post

I'm not assuming. You straight up said it yourself how it would have been better if he invested in the stock market instead of doing what he does. I'm saying if he did that, he'd have no money until he pulls, and he wouldn't have lived the life he has now. Instead he did it his way, and he's reported to have made 400 million more. Worth it.

If we assume Trump had $40 million (his share of the company's net worth of $200 million) to invest in an S&P 500 index in 1974 he would've had about $4 billion today, which is around what some estimate his net worth to be. If this is true then he didn't beat the market and thus can't be used to claim he's a brilliant businessman.

 

Aside from Trump's own claim. Forbes measure his assets to be at a 4.5 billion dollar net worth. Forbes cannot tell you how much money he has.

No one can. He won't reveal his tax returns. 

So far, the only argument you make to support him is that he's rich. Any other reasons?
 

Turncoat stated: source post

 

It's not even that I necessarily like Hilary, it's that I look at Trump and do a series of "WTF"s every time the guy opens his mouth. 

I say the same for Hillary....and anyone that supports her bullshit...LOL

I'd say she's boring more than anything, while he has an amazing ability to tap into absurdity and deliver it like it's not. 

Turncoat stated: source post

 

Seriously though, I believe that far too many people are Pro-Trump, and most of them are for the wrong reasons. Both sides have their share of "for the wrong reasons", but it's muuuch scarier with him. 

You don't know that much about the Clinton's if you think Trump is scarier.

Is it really programming when I've had opinions on Trump that date further back than the election? He was someone I knew about long before 2016, so unless you're saying that people have been programming me to think that Trump is crazy and unfit to lead within his own television programming before he was even running for office... on second thought, that's not too crazy to put past you assuming. 

Aside from your personal opinion yes, absolutely.

The article you posted....

- Does not show any sign of Trump supporting Putin. ( As if that would be a bad thing )

- Has a bias headline that blinded you ( seriously there was nothing crazy Trump's response. Yet you insist what Trump had to say was such a bad thing )

And you carry on with....

As for this "where does he support him" nonsense, I already showed you quotes. Compare that to what he has to say about most people and it's more than apparent. Want to know why Trump likes Putin? Because Putin likes Trump. It's classic narc bait. 

Yeah you showed me quotes, but none of those quotes show Trump supporting Putin. And no it's not Narc bait, Trump is a very sharp negotiator, he himself is in the baiting business and he wouldn't be where he is today if he was easily baited. 

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"TRUMP: But do you want me to start naming some of the things that President Obama does at the same time?

LAUER: But do you want to be complimented by that former KGB officer?  ( << This is ignorant. )

TRUMP: Well, I think when he calls me brilliant, I'll take the compliment, okay? ( < Trump knows Putin never called him brilliant as the reporter incorrectly insinuated earlier. Putin actually called Trump a colourful character and he seems nice.  )

TRUMP: The fact is, look, it's not going to get him anywhere. I'm a negotiator. (Trump moves onto productive conversation ) We're going to take back our country. You look at what's happening to our country; you look at the depleted military; you look at the fact that we've lost our jobs. We're losing our jobs like we're a bunch of babies. We're going to take back our country, Matt. The fact that he calls me brilliant or whatever he calls me is going to have zero impact.

LAUER: But the fact that you say you can get along with him, do you think the day... ( <<<Reporter wants to go back to Putin )

TRUMP: I think I'd be able to get along with him. ( This is fine )

LAUER: Do you think the day that you become president of the United States, he's going to change his mind on some of these key issues?

TRUMP: Possibly. It's possible. I don't know, Matt. It's possible. And it's not going to have any impact. If he says great things about me, I'm going to say great things about him. I've already said, he is really very much of a leader. I mean, you can say, 'Oh, isn't that a terrible thing' -- the man has very strong control over a country. ( It's only the truth. )

Now, it's a very different system, and I don't happen to like the system. But certainly, in that system, he's been a leader, far more than our president has been a leader. We have a divided country. We have a country where you have Hillary Clinton with her emails that nobody's ever seen where she deletes 33,000 emails, and that's after getting a subpoena from Congress. If you do that in private business, you get thrown in jail."

The next part is where they program you with their Bias....

"Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

There is a lot going on in that answer.  Let's start with this: Trump is telling a room of military veterans that the president of Russia, who has a long history of intimidating political opponents and journalists, is a better leader than Obama." ( Oh my gosh, but that's impossible ! Obama is the POTUS ! America !?... Americaaaaaa !!!!!)

"But there's much more to be unpacked from Trump's praise/defense of Putin, and much to be learned from what it tells us about how Trump thinks about politics and the world."

That bold line right there.... Trump neither praised or defended Putin in any way shape of form. He did say how Putin has a high approval rating, as it's higher than Obama's approval rating. That's just a fact. He also said Putin is a better leader than Obama, and this is what they call praising/defending Putin ?

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If you're happy in the Matrix and want to stay there, you shouldn't debate the truth.

Primal stated: source post

/Primal not presenting proof

I see no proof of him being humble, so I did some research on it myself: 



You win, he's clearly not a hardcore narc. 
 

Spatial Mind stated: source post

If you're happy in the Matrix and want to stay there, you shouldn't debate the truth.

Zion looks kind of awful honestly. The sweaty orgies look awkward, the food looks terrible, fashion appears to be mostly dead, and everyone has those weird mechanical ports from having once been in The Matrix. Wouldn't those things potentially rust or cause any risks of infection? 

Cypher had the right idea. 

MissCommunication stated: source post

 

Spatial Mind stated: source post

Now, I also realize the circumstances were different for him and that he inherited both money and a company.....

- Donald Trump could have moved away from his Family and started his own conglomerate organization. But he kept it in the family, which is a noble thing to do.  

Noble?

Donald Trump has admitted cutting off medical treatment to his nephew’s sick baby after he allegedly had his alcoholic brother’s children cut out of his father’s will. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump said he retaliated because he was ‘angry because they sued’.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3382756/Donald-Trump-cut-medical-treatment-nephew-s-sick-baby.html#ixzz4JpBzZ6N3 

 

"In the upwardly mobile Trump family, Donald was the second and favorite son, the one who got into the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, relished the combat of New York real estate and ultimately made the Trump name an international brand. Freddy was the disappointment, who lacked the killer instinct and drifted so far from his father’s ambitions that his children were largely cut out of the patriarch’s will."

(((^ Freddy Trump Jr. Did it to himself and his offspring. ))))

"Freddy’s children sued, claiming that an earlier version of the will had entitled them to their father’s share of the estate, but that Donald and his siblings had used “undue influence” over their grandfather, who had dementia, to cut them out.

A week later, Mr. Trump retaliated by withdrawing the medical benefits critical to his nephew’s infant child.

“I was angry because they sued,” he explained during last week’s interview.

At the time, he attributed their exclusion from the will to his father’s “tremendous dislike” for Freddy’s ex-wife, Linda. She and Fred III declined to comment on the dispute.

Mr. Trump said that the litigation had been settled “very amicably” and that he was fond of Fred III, who works in real estate, though not for the Trump organization. He also said that, at 69, he had grown to appreciate his brother’s free spirit."

((((( When someone sues you, why should you support them. Still in the end Fred III still got a settlement and a pat on the head. And up to this day, Fred Jr's ex wife is still a cunt, and the saga continues. )))))

MissCommunication stated: source post

 

Spatial Mind stated: source post

I'm not assuming. You straight up said it yourself how it would have been better if he invested in the stock market instead of doing what he does. I'm saying if he did that, he'd have no money until he pulls, and he wouldn't have lived the life he has now. Instead he did it his way, and he's reported to have made 400 million more. Worth it.

If we assume Trump had $40 million (his share of the company's net worth of $200 million) to invest in an S&P 500 index in 1974 he would've had about $4 billion today, which is around what some estimate his net worth to be. If this is true then he didn't beat the market and thus can't be used to claim he's a brilliant businessman.

 

Aside from Trump's own claim. Forbes measure his assets to be at a 4.5 billion dollar net worth. Forbes cannot tell you how much money he has.

No one can. He won't reveal his tax returns. 

Well Miss C. How about you show us your tax returns ? Or is that your personal business ?

Just because someone says "show your tax returns" doesn't mean you should violate your right to privacy and show the world.

If Trump was guilty of tax evasion, he'd already be on trail, but since he's not, the nosy can lick his ginger ball sack. 

So far, the only argument you make to support him is that he's rich. Any other reasons?
 

lol That's not my argument for supporting him. I was just debating with Inq about some other things, regarding the shit he follows, and actual facts about Donald's making. In the Donald Thread, we talk about all kinds of fun Donald stuff.

I advise you to find the previous discussions we've had about this election.

There I list many reasons, and I'm more inclined to discuss Trump's policies with someone who actually knows them, and not with some cheap trick asking me if I know what his policies are, because she doesn't have a slightest clue other than the wall thing.

Turncoat stated: source post

 

 

Spatial Mind stated: source post

If you're happy in the Matrix and want to stay there, you shouldn't debate the truth.

Zion looks kind of awful honestly. The sweaty orgies look awkward, the food looks terrible, fashion appears to be mostly dead, and everyone has those weird mechanical ports from having once been in The Matrix. Wouldn't those things potentially rust or cause any risks of infection? 

Cypher had the right idea. 

 

That's a really good comeback. 

For us in the real world, the machines are on the verge of being tamed, so as nice as it is being deluded, even the truth has it's more exciting moments.

Spatial Mind stated: source post

 

MissCommunication stated: source post

 

Spatial Mind stated: source post

Now, I also realize the circumstances were different for him and that he inherited both money and a company.....

- Donald Trump could have moved away from his Family and started his own conglomerate organization. But he kept it in the family, which is a noble thing to do.  

Noble?

Donald Trump has admitted cutting off medical treatment to his nephew’s sick baby after he allegedly had his alcoholic brother’s children cut out of his father’s will. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump said he retaliated because he was ‘angry because they sued’.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3382756/Donald-Trump-cut-medical-treatment-nephew-s-sick-baby.html#ixzz4JpBzZ6N3 

 

 

"In the upwardly mobile Trump family, Donald was the second and favorite son, the one who got into the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, relished the combat of New York real estate and ultimately made the Trump name an international brand. Freddy was the disappointment, who lacked the killer instinct and drifted so far from his father’s ambitions that his children were largely cut out of the patriarch’s will."

(((^ Freddy Trump Jr. Did it to himself and his offspring. ))))

"Freddy’s children sued, claiming that an earlier version of the will had entitled them to their father’s share of the estate, but that Donald and his siblings had used “undue influence” over their grandfather, who had dementia, to cut them out.

A week later, Mr. Trump retaliated by withdrawing the medical benefits critical to his nephew’s infant child.

“I was angry because they sued,” he explained during last week’s interview.

At the time, he attributed their exclusion from the will to his father’s “tremendous dislike” for Freddy’s ex-wife, Linda. She and Fred III declined to comment on the dispute.

Mr. Trump said that the litigation had been settled “very amicably” and that he was fond of Fred III, who works in real estate, though not for the Trump organization. He also said that, at 69, he had grown to appreciate his brother’s free spirit."

((((( When someone sues you, why should you support them. Still in the end Fred III still got a settlement and a pat on the head. And up to this day, Fred Jr's ex wife is still a cunt, and the saga continues. )))))

 

MissCommunication stated: source post

 

Spatial Mind stated: source post

I'm not assuming. You straight up said it yourself how it would have been better if he invested in the stock market instead of doing what he does. I'm saying if he did that, he'd have no money until he pulls, and he wouldn't have lived the life he has now. Instead he did it his way, and he's reported to have made 400 million more. Worth it.

If we assume Trump had $40 million (his share of the company's net worth of $200 million) to invest in an S&P 500 index in 1974 he would've had about $4 billion today, which is around what some estimate his net worth to be. If this is true then he didn't beat the market and thus can't be used to claim he's a brilliant businessman.

 

Aside from Trump's own claim. Forbes measure his assets to be at a 4.5 billion dollar net worth. Forbes cannot tell you how much money he has.

No one can. He won't reveal his tax returns. 

Well Miss C. How about you show us your tax returns ? Or is that your personal business ?

Just because someone says "show your tax returns" doesn't mean you should violate your right to privacy and show the world.

If Trump was guilty of tax evasion, he'd already be on trail, but since he's not, the nosy can lick his ginger ball sack. 

 

So far, the only argument you make to support him is that he's rich. Any other reasons?
 

 

lol That's not my argument for supporting him. I was just debating with Inq about some other things, regarding the shit he follows, and actual facts about Donald's making. In the Donald Thread, we talk about all kinds of fun Donald stuff.

I advise you to find the previous discussions we've had about this election.

There I list many reasons, and I'm more inclined to discuss Trump's policies with someone who actually knows them, and not with some cheap trick asking me if I know what his policies are, because she doesn't have a slightest clue other than the wall thing.

 

If you could articulate his policies he probably would hire you. Since you claim to know them so well why cant you list them? I mean there can't be more than 2. Sounds like deflection here, Spats.

MissCommunication stated: source post

Spatial Mind stated: source post

There I list many reasons, and I'm more inclined to discuss Trump's policies with someone who actually knows them, and not with some cheap trick asking me if I know what his policies are, because she doesn't have a slightest clue other than the wall thing.

If you could articulate his policies he probably would hire you. Since you claim to know them so well why cant you list them? I mean there can;t be more than 2. Sounds like deflection here, Spats.

Here's one that isn't about the wall: 

MissCommunication stated: source post

 

If you could articulate his policies he probably would hire you. Since you claim to know them so well why cant you list them? I mean there can;t be more than 2. Sounds like deflection here, Spats.

 

I can list list them. I just think it's silly for me to jump when you ask me to.

Yeah I know it sounds like deflection and all that shit. But I did write about his policies before, and I don't feel it's necessary to outline them for you when I find you hard headed.

I invite you, Miss C, to tell me about Trump's policies. It's a very simple task.