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Your thought on the Inaugural Speech

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But honestly. What affected you personally? Examples please.

 

If you can't see how he fanned the flames of hate for LEO's, then there's really very little for me to say to you about it honestly. The utter lack of respect that I saw grow after Ferguson was blatant. The lack of compassion for any line of duty death and sending representatives to those justifiably killed by LE spoke volumes. I'd be willing to wager 99% of law enforcement did not feel Obama's administration cared whether they lived or died.

 

But I voted for Trump so I must be delusional, right?

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If you can't see how he fanned the flames of hate for LEO's, then there's really very little for me to say to you about it honestly. The utter lack of respect that I saw grow after Ferguson was blatant. The lack of compassion for any line of duty death and sending representatives to those justifiably killed by LE spoke volumes. I'd be willing to wager 99% of law enforcement did not feel Obama's administration cared whether they lived or died.

 

But I voted for Trump so I must be delusional, right?

 

Seems like you pretty much nailed it...

Seems like you pretty much nailed it...

 

You do realize your attitude towards Trump supporters is basically the definition of a bigot, right?

 

Definition of bigot

: a person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices; especially : one who regards or treats the members of a group with hatred and intolerance

I find it hilarious that the attitude from Hillary/Bernie supporters after losing the election is "well whoever the president is has no effect on my life". I don't recall those same folks singing that tune when they thought Hillary had it in the bag...

Guess you don't know what I do for a living.

I didn't but I saw that you are a LEO so thank you for all you do.

I didn't but I saw that you are a LEO so thank you for all you do.

 

Thank you

You do realize your attitude towards Trump supporters is basically the definition of a bigot, right?

 

Definition of bigot

: a person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices; especially : one who regards or treats the members of a group with hatred and intolerance

 

All good here. Just see no reason to be quiet about it. Trump ran a campaign that in my mind only gave a couple of logical reasons as to why one would support it.

All good here. Just see no reason to be quiet about it. Trump ran a campaign that in my mind only gave a couple of logical reasons as to why one would support it.

 

From your point of view. You obviously only see through your lenses. You have made it obvious to everyone that you are incapable of seeing withought those lenses. By the way.....

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From your point of view. You obviously only see through your lenses. You have made it obvious to everyone that you are incapable of seeing withought those lenses. By the way.....

We could apply this to essentially every post on this forum and it would hold true. :D
All good here. Just see no reason to be quiet about it. Trump ran a campaign that in my mind only gave a couple of logical reasons as to why one would support it.

 

As did his opposition. The only real reason most people I know voted for either was "the lesser of two evils". You and I both know Hillary wasn't any more "fit" to be president, at least I hope you realize that.

As did his opposition. The only real reason most people I know voted for either was "the lesser of two evils". You and I both know Hillary wasn't any more "fit" to be president, at least I hope you realize that.

Careful, he is injecting racism into it again, without actually using the word. He tried this approach in another thread. As I also said in that same thread, which was closed, is that the "R" word is the scarlet letter of the 21st Century.

Careful, he is injecting racism into it again, without actually using the word. He tried this approach in another thread. As I also said in that same thread, which was closed, is that the "R" word is the scarlet letter of the 21st Century.

 

As I said in another thread, whenever someone disagreed with Obama, it was always about race to some. All you can do is shake your head.

As did his opposition. The only real reason most people I know voted for either was "the lesser of two evils". You and I both know Hillary wasn't any more "fit" to be president, at least I hope you realize that.

 

He'll tell you he was a 3rd party voter even though none of them had a shot at actually being elected. Guess it give the illusion of moral high ground.

He'll tell you he was a 3rd party voter even though none of them had a shot at actually being elected. Guess it give the illusion of moral high ground.

 

I was a third party voter, myself. I don't claim any moral high ground though. :lol2: I felt the need for a protest vote. I'm still glad Trump won instead of Hillary.

Has any one been paying attention to the words being spoken by our POTUS? He has no intent to divide. If he's true to his words he's the most inclusive I've heard in a while. He seems to really want ALL Americans to be safe, prosperous, in control of you. Seems to be pretty presidential to me. I was way more anti-Hillary than Pro-Trump. Maybe we luck out here and he steps up and is great for ALL of us. When it comes to politics protesting before he fails you is childish. Basing your actions on emotion and not facts is childish. I hope we can see the common good and needs in all of us and give the return of government back to the people a chance. Some of us are oblivious to the amount of freedom we have been losing piece by piece. There are new chains of slavery forged in the idea that we live to serve them ( government ) and they tell us what our rights are. Not the founding fathers idea that they ( government ) live to serve us and protect our rights and we set their limitations. It's been flipped on its head by the elites and it's hopefully awoken the sleeping giant. Have we ever had a better time in the last 30 years to take back some of our freedom? Is that not good for all? I say we roll up our sleeves and get to work. If any of those politicians still think they know what's better for us and ours it's time to go. Democrat or Republican. We The People should mean something. Care more about your country and less about which party comes up with the idea, just find ways to only support what's best for ALL of us. In recent history We The People has never been needed more. We can come together if we lower our guard and stand for something not fall for everything.

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