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[Mnemosyne]

1. "You tell me." Yes, tRump, it is exactly the same, you bigoted racist freak. nt

[underpants]

2. We have collectively lost our sh*t

[sinkingfeeling]

3. I'm almost 68 and I have never been more disgusted with America than now.

[Elmer S. E. Dump]

19. I'm a not so spry 61 in about 3 weeks.

It's so tragic. And now we get to look forward to worldwide bacterial infections with no available antibiotics. Every time you get an earache, you would worry about possible imminent death.

Something is terribly wrong, and unfortunately, it's only going to get worse.

[truegrit44]

22. Same age and feel the same way!

eom

[awoke_in_2003]

30. I am 47

My grandparents fought against this shit. I had neighbors with tattooed numbers on their forearms. People say Trump is a buffoon. Hitler and Mussolini were also, at one time, thought buffoons. Trump appeals to the basest of human nature.

[tblue37]

32. Berlusconi is a buffoon. He still was able to screw things up in Italy. Paul LePage, a buffoo who is

screwing up Maine. Book smart Rhodes scholar Bobby Jindal is in every other way a buffoon. He has made a mess in Louisiana, even doing a nearly complete wrecking job on the state's university system.

Don't forget, John Wayne Gary was a clown. A clown with malignant intent is no joke.

[wordpix]

33. 63 and my grandma warned me Nazi-types would return so watch out

I didn't believe her at the time but now, I'm not so sure

[Martin Eden]

4. ThankYouThankYouThankYou

I was getting sick to my stomach every time I say G Gordon Liddy in his flag speedos on the Home Page.

[deutsey]

5. Than you for taking G. Gordon Liddy in his patriotic panties off the front page

I can't stand the sight of him fully clothed, so that was traumatizing.

[mindwalker_i]

6. "Freedom" to republicans means freedom to be like them

Being the wrong religion isn't a freedom, having beliefs about, say, guns or marriage isn't a freedom. "Freedom of religion" means being free to be a Christian.

[Enthusiast]

38. Freedom to be a complete dumbass.

[Baitball Blogger]

7. American Values don't really mean much, anymore.

Cheat, lie, game the system. Really, that's who we are if you want to be honest about it. Except, really, honesty doesn't count for much these days.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

8. What has happened to this country?

Just a few years ago, even Bush would have had his ass handed to him if he'd said something like that in public. Now it's apparently considered a mainstream belief that is acceptable for the frontrunner of one of the major political parties to express. And the "base" is just eating it up.

I read the news today, oh boy.... When I heard about this I really wanted to become a hermit. Move to a cabin in the woods with no TV or Internet. I can't stand how fucking bad it's all become.

[wordpix]

39. good luck with your move to a cabin. I did it

First I rented a farmhouse in OR with nothing but woods and farm fields around, and a few houses. The guy next door was a crop duster. At one point I lived in the wilderness of BC Canada but the harsh winters and mosquitoes in summer were too much. Also, the logging was out of control, and in fall the loggers burned the slash and the whole valley I lived in was filled with smoke. I had a baby at the time and it was no place for either of us. There is no shangri-la out there anymore. The good land in a good climate is taken and crowded. Maybe S. America?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

40. Realistically, I'm too old to live in the wilderness,

but there are times when I just don't want to leave my house.

[Cyrano]

9. Trump peddles the most toxic drug in the world: Hatred

[voteearlyvoteoften]

10. Scary

Must stop him!

[callous taoboy]

14. A scary meathead.

I think if you asked him if he thought gravity should be banned he'd say, "You tell me, you tell me, you tell ME!"

[Thor_MN]

11. Why is no one talking about a Presidential candidate vowing to violate the Constituion?

Trump is saying that he is going to violate the Establishment Clause. That should be an automatic failure in a campaign, yet no one is talking about that.

[d_legendary1]

15. The only time the Constitution is being violated

is when Fixed News says its being violated by liberals. How far into the bowl have we fallen?

[hibbing]

12. This is part of the reason he is leading in the polls

Sadly, the racism in this country is very depressing.


Peace

[valerief]

13. Is anyone really surprised? He opens his rallies with this song:

And ends them with this:

[niyad]

21. nothing in the least bit freudian about those choices, is there?

[Stryder]

23. Doah!

I'm over 50 and I had no idea.
This is the only version I've ever heard.
I have to get out more.
Cluelessly yours,
Stryder.

[valerief]

24. And I only know the Cabaret version I posted before. Ha!

You found me out. I'm a movie buff, not a Nazi.

[yuiyoshida]

16. Yup!

baaaaaaakkkkaa!

[Stryder]

25. Yes.

That was such an incredible statement,
I had to look up the video. Hear it from
the horses ass, as it were.
And there it is. Getting very scary.
(For shits and giggles ask your rightward leaning friends
how them stupid Krauts coulda let that happen.)

[olegramps]

37. In may local MSM bought and paid for propaganda rag that has been selectively omitted.

While the article was not overtly complimentary, it was very selective in carefully not printing the most objectionable statements. The headline for the article is also revealing: "Trump tries to clarify remarks about refugees." This is typical fare that deflects from what he actually said in a attempt to insinuate to a certain extent that perhaps he was misquoted or misspoke. It emphasized that he said that he was only talking about surveillance of Syrians who would be admitted if the Republicans failed to prevent Obama from allowing them to immigrate. The article related that He even went as far as saying that he had trouble hearing the NBC's reporters question without questioning his truthfulness when it is very clear that he heard it loud and clear.

[bulloney]

17. And tonight, Bawbaw Wawa interviews Trump and his wife with a shitload of softball questions

if the previews are an indication. This just feeds his ego.

[KamaAina]

18. Hitler had a dead ocelot on his head?

Who knew?

[niyad]

20. too bad that there is not somebody in his audience who can say, "donald, you are a disgusting,

bigoted, ignorant POS"

[PatrickforO]

26. The next step? Trump's followers will begin wearing uniforms and openly carrying weapons.

And they will hit the streets and begin vandalizing Muslim businesses and humiliating Muslim people. Then, the capitol building will burn mysteriously, and a Muslim will be blamed...

We will be gripped by horror as Trump's jack booted storm troops march down our streets...

[beergood]

31. "The next step? Trump's followers will begin wearing uniforms and openly carrying weapons."

and trump's enemies will dawn our own uniforms, and wield our rifles in defiance of him and his brown-shirts.

proud liberal gun owner.

[polynomial]

27. Let’s be fair

Every American could possibly be implanted with an RFID, we all can have a quick response code. Yes to be fair everybody gets a tag.

Then the government could sweep any area to find where you are or where you have been, or who you are close to.

So, there goes that feeling that you are secure in your possessions. Its incredible that Trump can stump and make a mockery of the Fourth Amendment (Amendment IV) to the United States Constitution that prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures and requires any warrant to be judicially sanctioned and supported by probable cause.

Or Trump is going to shit can religion, or peaceful assembly…the first amendment. It amazing how the media, or journalist in the media do not relate that political pledge as a violation in basic constitutional rights.

Trump has turned into a leader, in the pack of crack pots. However, many can argue that is his job. Done to avoid and distract from the real Nazi profiteering war family, Bush Crime Inc.

Or, Trump knows if Bush Crime Inc. can get away with war profiteering so can he…

[3catwoman3]

28. Perhaps we really...

...should have a religious litmus test to hold office in the US. Only atheists and secular humanists would be allowed to run run. Spouting off about religion would be an automatic disqualifier.

[Feeling the Bern]

29. Where are the Teabaggers and Republicans screaming religious freedom now?

Oh, only Christians have that. Assholes!

[47of74]

34. I left the Roman church because of that

All these idiot Bushops screaming about how put upon and persecuted. I got fucking sick of it in 2012 and left. I had considered defecting for a while but that did it.

[Waitsman]

35. Propaganda Works

After WW2, Nazi propaganda was studied at length to discover how a nation of normal people could be driven to take up arms and attack other countries. If you find one, you will see that the Republicans have been using their exact methods for years, down to the smallest detail.

A side affect of constant lies by the media, has been to turn many of our people into the most susceptible to lies in the world. A recent study found that when given placebos in drug trials, only an average of %9 of people in other countries believed the placebo worked. The rate for Americans was %24. Being the only major country that allows TV adds for prescription drugs, shows that, as Hitler claimed, tell a simple, easy to remember lie often and people will believe it.

[polynomial]

36. Very interesting statistic

Very interesting statistic, that is the %24 the effect of constant lies by the American media being persuaded via national television.

I agree, and would consider a probable increase in that stat to say %42 within the new age of perpetual political grandstanding by the complicit media.

Trust and verify includes that number of Romney’s prediction that class of citizen can be easily convinced to vote against their interest.

Your studies do relate to my personal experience in corporate America. It has turned into a long term challenge of mine to expose a popular mainstream mathematical concept as the Gaussian when used in the wrong way will induce fascism to the American culture.

With a laugh and a chuckle future Calculus books may very well need to have a disclaimer like cigarettes may cause cancer, or the Gaussian my cause severe fascist chaos.

But more striking, the adds for prescription drugs are in a new level of corruption. It puzzles me how any citizen could accept an advertisement that admits their drug can cause cancer or tendency to suicide. Or, recommendations by organizations such as the AARP, a system that was created by Congress that needs reform. Better to be eliminated.

The AARP advertisement that shows a pin ball guided by rails that illustrates to boomers the really good deal which is in conflict to good intentions because plan B is out dated over due to be merged into the general plan A.


In contrast drug advertisements may also need have that Hollywood rating system for parental guidance. Always wondered why the number thirteen or PG13 were are parents strongly cautioned, a rating in the Voluntary Movie Rating System indicating that some material may be inappropriate for children under 13.

Wouldn’t it be interesting as a quality standard in breaking news that some measure must be introduced by the media to understand if that PG13 Voluntary Movie Rating is violated, or ignored, or abused by parents of problem children.

More and more critics do realize even the basic new sound entertainment systems are relational to the new THX quality. Yet a huge controversy is in play for home sound quality systems that Bose is a charade and over-priced marketing scheme where money is wasted in a grand scale.

There is no business like show business Republicans know...

[Initech]

41. The GOP has gone full Nazi.

And to paraphrase a quote from Tropic Thunder "Never go full Nazi!".