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mineistaken · 05-24-2016, 01:14 PM

fiddy Trump trains.

plaster · 05-24-2016, 02:39 PM

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noshit · 05-24-2016, 05:38 PM

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plaster · 05-24-2016, 05:43 PM

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It's crystal clear that he will be the catalyst for WWIII were he to be elected.

I don't say that in a partisan way.

I've never researched a candidate and seen so much blantant lying and corruption as I have with Trump. Not paying his bills, having liens put on property & bank accounts frozen is one thing, but saying he supports American workers as he's importing foreign ones for tax breaks, saying he supports American made products while all of his products are made in China.

I know Trumps base is angry and they have every right to be but they aren't stupid and at some point the Trump facade will crumble and they'll see him for the wealthy lowlife he is.

Every election in my life, when the two nominees are chosen, I've felt like either one and things will ultimately be ok. Trump is the first nominee where I see WWIII and America being destroyed. Am I the only one?

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No shit... heh!? Hitlary 4 life rightie!!

noshit · 05-24-2016, 05:51 PM

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No shit... heh!? Hitlary 4 life rightie!!

Hitlary Plaster! That's when BAD things happen..!

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Joshua G · 05-24-2016, 06:26 PM

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This isn't us VS them partisan talk. I hope something huge happens and Romney steps in he'd do for POTUS. Jeb Bush would work, even Rubio. Paul Ryan will be an awesome president when he finally runs & wins.

Trump's a great cheerleader but he's a toxic immoral loose cannon not capable of being POTUS, he's too selfish. Of all the previous candidates Trump is the only one you can define that way based on facts.

Trump isn't running for POTUS to serve the people, he's running for the people to serve him.

everything you write is emotional. loose cannon. He talks like a brash new yorker. what actions of his are loose cannon. all he does is work & brag about himself, whats the loose cannon part other than deliberately offending PC people for press? immoral? like the 50% of married people who divorce?

i guess you like your presidents self serving, just low energy, or little.

Bladewire · 05-24-2016, 06:48 PM

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everything you write is emotional. loose cannon. He talks like a brash new yorker. what actions of his are loose cannon. all he does is work & brag about himself, whats the loose cannon part other than deliberately offending PC people for press? immoral? like the 50% of married people who divorce?

i guess you like your presidents self serving, just low energy, or little.

Would you be offended if I asked your age?

How young are You?

plaster · 05-24-2016, 07:00 PM

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Would you be offended if I asked your age?

How young are You?

You just want to know his penis size. Go ahead... ask him the size of his noodle arm.

Bladewire · 05-24-2016, 07:11 PM

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You just want to know his penis size. Go ahead... ask him the size of his noodle arm.

Sn@p me vid of you strokin bro Bladewire is mine, what's yours?

plaster · 05-24-2016, 07:29 PM

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Sn@p me vid of you strokin bro Bladewire is mine, what's yours?

I knew it... heroine!

Paul Markham · 05-24-2016, 11:14 PM

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yes, you & many other 18 year olds with zero life perspective feel the same way. dont let fear prevent you from seeing a republican who built things in super-liberal NY city. he works with wall street & big labor in tandem. both sides.

whats hilarys bernies track record of working with both sides? how about creating jobs. do you want to put trumps job creation history with hilarys, or bernies???

see how you can choose facts to be afraid, or not afraid, if you want to...

Comparing someone who hasn't been in office, where they can commit troops, with someone who has is STUPID.

All we can do is compare the tactics they have used in the past and what they say they will do. Trump will build the Armed Forces to a level that is big everyone will be too scared to stand up to them.

ISIS are armed by Faith, militarily they don't stand a snowballs chance in hell against any decent armed forces. They will tell Trump to fuck off, then what will Trump do?

This goes for the Chinese, who America made into the 2nd largest economy in the World and now threatening other countries in the region.

Also, Russia will tell Trump to

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Along with Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Libya, Saudis, etc. Have all told the US to

when they were militarily weaker.

What will Trump do with the biggest Armed Forces the world has ever known? We can only get a clue from what he does in business. He bullies his way through.

Yes Trump has created real jobs, competing with people who don't do that. Is STUPID.

kane · 05-25-2016, 12:06 AM

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I think nearly all Presidents go into the situation room not having any real idea of what is going on or how to handle a situation. Can you honestly tell me Obama had a firm grasp of the Jewish / Palestinian situation, and have ideas on how to fix it? Maybe more than you and I, but only barely so.

I think being President of the United States is the most challenging job there is. And just when the President thinks they are doing a good job, something they had no idea existed suddenly pops up and smacks them silly.

It is one of those rare jobs where nobody is really qualified to do it until they start doing it. So you hope you elect someone who has a good head on their shoulders and will surround themselves with good people who give them good advice and information and they will make good decisions.

You also have to asses their personality and demeanor so you can guess how they will deal with leaders of other countries. With Hillary we know a lot about how she behaves politically, but Trump is a total wild card so we have to dig into his past. See what he has done and who he has associated with in order to hopefully gain some insight into how he might be in office.

_Richard_ · 05-25-2016, 01:48 AM

seems like a 'cost of doing business' violation.. andfrom what it looks like, they figured out they were in violation about half way through the acquisition process.

i am slightly confused on why the DOJ or whoever waved the waiting period after knowing they were in violation

Paul Markham · 05-25-2016, 02:01 AM

Would Trump make a better President than Clinton?

Emails & Benghazi can be countered with all the proven illegal, dodgy and mistakes Trump has made.

You can't say he has never gone to war because he has many times in the business world. And often came out on the losing side. He needs to build a wall around his Irish Golf Course because he made a huge mistake. He failed to do due diligence on what was happening to the coastline, the same with his Scottish golf course. And there are many of occasions he has failed to research and plan properly.

Given the power of the Presidency, what chaos and destruction can he cause?

Bladewire · 05-25-2016, 10:29 AM

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Would Trump make a better President than Clinton?

Emails & Benghazi can be countered with all the proven illegal, dodgy and mistakes Trump has made.

You can't say he has never gone to war because he has many times in the business world. And often came out on the losing side. He needs to build a wall around his Irish Golf Course because he made a huge mistake. He failed to do due diligence on what was happening to the coastline, the same with his Scottish golf course. And there are many of occasions he has failed to research and plan properly.

Given the power of the Presidency, what chaos and destruction can he cause?

If you set aside all dogma and go purely based on his past business record and current & past actions during the primary, as POTUS he would:

1) Default on national debt

2) Try to build a wall but underestimate the time & cost bankrupting the project

3) Cheat on the first lady & divorce her while in office.

4) Stay up late on Twitter insulting foreign officials and their countries

5) Have daily press conferences turning red while pointing his finger yelling about a reporter that disrespected him saying how ugly she is.

The list goes on . . .

Rochard · 05-25-2016, 10:47 AM

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It is one of those rare jobs where nobody is really qualified to do it until they start doing it. So you hope you elect someone who has a good head on their shoulders and will surround themselves with good people who give them good advice and information and they will make good decisions.

You also have to asses their personality and demeanor so you can guess how they will deal with leaders of other countries. With Hillary we know a lot about how she behaves politically, but Trump is a total wild card so we have to dig into his past. See what he has done and who he has associated with in order to hopefully gain some insight into how he might be in office.

It is a job where no one is really qualified until they've done it for a while.

But... When I worked at Playboy they suddenly drop kicked the CEO (or was it the VP) and replaced him with the former CEO of Cox Cable. The guy who runs Cox Cable had no clue of how to run a porn company, no less something like Playboy. That's like taking a farmer and putting him charge of car dealership.

What Trump doesn't get is that something he says now will come to haunt him later on. Let's say Trump wins and he goes to negotiate with a middle eastern country... He'll have to spend two years backpedaling and apologizing before they will even consider talking to him. You think Mexico will want to negotiate with anyone from the potential future Trump administration?

This is where Hillary has at least common sense.

bronco67 · 05-25-2016, 12:18 PM

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If you set aside all dogma and go purely based on his past business record and current & past actions during the primary, as POTUS he would:

1) Default on national debt

2) Try to build a wall but underestimate the time & cost bankrupting the project

3) Cheat on the first lady & divorce her while in office.

4) Stay up late on Twitter insulting foreign officials and their countries

5) Have daily press conferences turning red while pointing his finger yelling about a reporter that disrespected him saying how ugly she is.

The list goes on . . .

Pretty much it.

dyna mo · 05-25-2016, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Bladewire

If you set aside all dogma and go purely based on his past business record and current & past actions during the primary, as POTUS he would:

1) Default on national debt

2) Try to build a wall but underestimate the time & cost bankrupting the project

3) Cheat on the first lady & divorce her while in office.

4) Stay up late on Twitter insulting foreign officials and their countries

5) Have daily press conferences turning red while pointing his finger yelling about a reporter that disrespected him saying how ugly she is.

The list goes on . . .

hill's list is much easier to list

1) more wars

2) free passes to wall street fat cats

Bladewire · 05-25-2016, 02:06 PM

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hill's list is much easier to list

1) more wars

2) free passes to wall street fat cats

Better than going into more debt for free college, healthcare, cheetos, etc. Or going bankrupt with Trump and war with weakened relations with our allies.

Paul Markham · 05-26-2016, 02:06 AM

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If you set aside all dogma and go purely based on his past business record and current & past actions during the primary, as POTUS he would:

1) Default on national debt

2) Try to build a wall but underestimate the time & cost bankrupting the project

3) Cheat on the first lady & divorce her while in office.

4) Stay up late on Twitter insulting foreign officials and their countries

5) Have daily press conferences turning red while pointing his finger yelling about a reporter that disrespected him saying how ugly she is.

The list goes on . . .

you missed out one. 6) Go to War.

Paul Markham · 05-26-2016, 02:10 AM

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hill's list is much easier to list

1) more wars

2) free passes to wall street fat cats

How many Wars did the Bushes start?

Trump will have no option but to go to war when people tell him to

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Paul Markham · 05-26-2016, 02:13 AM

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Better than going into more debt for free college, healthcare, cheetos, etc. Or going bankrupt with Trump and war with weakened relations with our allies.

Free college for people taking the sciences and unable to afford college is the best way to ensure more climb the laddr and more high skilled people are citizens of te West.

Healthcare could be 2/3s or less than what Americans currently pay. If big business would only allow it.

Trump is more likely to go to war than Hillary. Given the way he works in business.

kane · 05-26-2016, 02:16 AM

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It is a job where no one is really qualified until they've done it for a while.

But... When I worked at Playboy they suddenly drop kicked the CEO (or was it the VP) and replaced him with the former CEO of Cox Cable. The guy who runs Cox Cable had no clue of how to run a porn company, no less something like Playboy. That's like taking a farmer and putting him charge of car dealership.

What Trump doesn't get is that something he says now will come to haunt him later on. Let's say Trump wins and he goes to negotiate with a middle eastern country... He'll have to spend two years backpedaling and apologizing before they will even consider talking to him. You think Mexico will want to negotiate with anyone from the potential future Trump administration?

This is where Hillary has at least common sense.

This is my biggest worry with Trump as well. A lot of what he does can be held in check by congress, but he is a loose cannon and could piss off a lot of people. He did it yesterday. While he is on a mission to unite the Republicans he bashed the governor of New Mexico who is a Republican (and was rumored to be one of his VP candidates). She was not amused nor were others in the party. It likely won't hurt him when it comes to the voters, but other world leaders will pay attention to what he says and if he gets pissed or annoyed and just fires off from the hip he could cause damage.

dyna mo · 05-26-2016, 04:19 AM

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How many Wars did the Bushes start?

Trump will have no option but to go to war when people tell him to

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What the fuck do bushes have to do with Trump or Hillary

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Not 1 fucking thing.

Jtfc.

plaster · 05-26-2016, 09:52 AM

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This is my biggest worry with Trump as well. A lot of what he does can be held in check by congress, but he is a loose cannon and could piss off a lot of people. He did it yesterday. While he is on a mission to unite the Republicans he bashed the governor of New Mexico who is a Republican (and was rumored to be one of his VP candidates). She was not amused nor were others in the party. It likely won't hurt him when it comes to the voters, but other world leaders will pay attention to what he says and if he gets pissed or annoyed and just fires off from the hip he could cause damage.

What the article left out was she openly despised trump (i.e. #nevertrump). Putting that in the article would make too much sense though...

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/national-international/Donald-Trump-Hold-Rally-New-Mexico-380185891.html

Bladewire · 05-26-2016, 01:55 PM

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I knew it... heroine!

Paul Markham · 05-26-2016, 11:03 PM

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What the fuck do bushes have to do with Trump or Hillary

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Not 1 fucking thing.

Jtfc.

My mistake I thought you were bright enough to understand.

Bladewire · 06-01-2016, 03:22 PM

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you missed out one. 6) Go to War.

Good point

dyna mo · 06-01-2016, 03:27 PM

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My mistake I thought you were bright enough to understand.

i fully understand that you don't make any sense at all.

Bladewire · 06-01-2016, 03:42 PM

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i fully understand that you don't make any sense at all.

Snap me bruh, or turn your Skype on

Bladewire · 06-01-2016, 08:48 PM

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My mistake I thought you were bright enough to understand.

Excellent point

Paul Markham · 06-02-2016, 12:54 AM

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What the fuck do bushes have to do with Trump or Hillary

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Not 1 fucking thing.

Jtfc.

I was referring to the habit the US has of going to War. Since WW2 they have never stopped going to war with any excuse. These wars rarely solve any problems, very often end up with us all in bigger problems, create more problems and then you even ship jobs to the countries you went to war with.

Do I have to send you back to the list containing the proof, or will you remember?

kane · 06-02-2016, 01:17 AM

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I was referring to the habit the US has of going to War. Since WW2 they have never stopped going to war with any excuse. These wars rarely solve any problems, very often end up with us all in bigger problems, create more problems and then you even ship jobs to the countries you went to war with.

Do I have to send you back to the list containing the proof, or will you remember?

The military and defense budget in this country is basically just one giant jobs program. If we don't sometimes use that military people will start talking about cutting the military spending and thus all the money that flows into it so it behooves our leaders to stir up some shit to keep people just afraid enough that they won't question all the military spending.

Bladewire · 06-02-2016, 08:19 AM

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The military and defense budget in this country is basically just one giant jobs program. If we don't sometimes use that military people will start talking about cutting the military spending and thus all the money that flows into it so it behooves our leaders to stir up some shit to keep people just afraid enough that they won't question all the military spending.

Exactly! Businesses make a killing on military spending issued Government Travel Cards for PCS expenses are like gold

dyna mo · 06-02-2016, 08:29 AM

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I was referring to the habit the US has of going to War. Since WW2 they have never stopped going to war with any excuse. These wars rarely solve any problems, very often end up with us all in bigger problems, create more problems and then you even ship jobs to the countries you went to war with.

Do I have to send you back to the list containing the proof, or will you remember?

you lack any ability whatsoever to grasp, even in the slightest, the world around you.

that's only part of why you're a gfy troll.

dyna mo · 06-02-2016, 08:31 AM

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The military and defense budget in this country is basically just one giant jobs program. If we don't sometimes use that military people will start talking about cutting the military spending and thus all the money that flows into it so it behooves our leaders to stir up some shit to keep people just afraid enough that they won't question all the military spending.

war has been a quintessential part of humanity since before civilizations even. it's not a USA thing at all. it's a human thing. period.

Paul Markham · 06-02-2016, 09:00 AM

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The military and defense budget in this country is basically just one giant jobs program. If we don't sometimes use that military people will start talking about cutting the military spending and thus all the money that flows into it so it behooves our leaders to stir up some shit to keep people just afraid enough that they won't question all the military spending.

All Government spending is one giant jobs program.

The problem with it is. You don't have a lot of products to sell and even fewer people to sell to. Also, some of the buyers have a habit of ending up on the other side of the fence.

One of the reasons Japan and Germany got to be big sellers to the World was they spent time and money on developing goods that could be sold.

Still nice to see you agree with me about Government Spending = Jobs.

Rochard · 06-02-2016, 09:02 AM

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The military and defense budget in this country is basically just one giant jobs program. If we don't sometimes use that military people will start talking about cutting the military spending and thus all the money that flows into it so it behooves our leaders to stir up some shit to keep people just afraid enough that they won't question all the military spending.

To a large extent that is correct. However, our military is also so much more. For example, you can argue the United States military is also the largest school in the country too.

Paul Markham · 06-02-2016, 09:02 AM

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war has been a quintessential part of humanity since before civilizations even. it's not a USA thing at all. it's a human thing. period.

It seems to be a Human Trait the Americans are oversupplied with. Proof, look at homicides per capita and see who comes top in the civilised world. Or shouldn't the US be on that list?

You lack the ability to grasp the world around you.

That's why you're a GFY troll.

Had to edit it into English

dyna mo · 06-02-2016, 09:07 AM

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you lack any ability whatsoever to grasp, even in the slightest, the world around you.

that's only part of why you're a gfy troll.

i'm not surprised you deny science.

and heads up:
you were banned many times for being a troll, not me
you were perma-banned for being a troll, not me.
you have the dubious distinction of troll of the year, not me

dyna mo · 06-02-2016, 09:09 AM

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It seems to be a Human Trait the Americans are oversupplied with. Proof, look at homicides per capita and see who comes top in the civilised world. Or shouldn't the US be on that list?

You lack the ability to grasp the world around you.

That's why you're a GFY troll.

Had to edit it into English

this doesn't even make sense. so you're saying that America's high homicide rate trumps human's natural proclivity to war,as proven by science?

change your diaper.

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_Richard_ Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Earth Posts: 30,989	seems like a 'cost of doing business' violation.. andfrom what it looks like, they figured out they were in violation about half way through the acquisition process. i am slightly confused on why the DOJ or whoever waved the waiting period after knowing they were in violation