A very fair assessment, at least we don't get Trump is a racist stuff from
you.
I agree Trump is too honest to be a politician.
I remember criticism of Trump not paying a mason for a job, remarks about
how cheap he was, but the issue was that the mason didn't do the quality
off work expected.
I worked in the theatre arts, we were allowed to contact above union scale
if we had skills that were in short supply, the union collected more
pension contributions that way and we received better pay.
73
DR
On Oct 20, 2016 12:17 PM, "Ron Ristad" <ristad@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It was a toss up as to who won.
The moderator was fair this time.
Hillary was Hillary, an experienced politician and pathological liar.
Trump was Trump. He is too honest to be a politician.
People will vote for Hillary because they don't care that she is a liar, a
criminal and a traitor as long as they get more from her than (they think)
they give. They will vote for her because they think she represents
stability and they are afraid of the unknown. She says things like "we all
need to work together", which is true, but she makes it impossible for
people to even just live together when you call half the population
racists, mysogynists and deplorables.
People will vote for Trump because they don't like what's happening to
America. They don't want to end up being slaves in a communist state that
is constantly engaged in foreign wars that do not concern them. Trump also
wants all Americans to work together, but unlike Hillary he respects all
people whether they are white, black, Latino, Christian or Jew, as long as
they are here legally. He doesn't like Muslim extremists, which one could
argue includes all true Muslims, and I don't blame him.
It struck me as odd that Trump was asked if he would accept the election
results. It appears that the establishment fears a revolution if Trump
loses. I don't think that is likely to happen but it does highlight how
divided America has become.
I fear that many people will not vote for Trump because they are afraid,
and with good reason, that he will disrupt the government. After all, he is
only one person and, even as brave and resourceful as he is, he will be
facing an establishment and a government that is totally corrupt and who
will fight him tooth and nail.
If Hillary does get elected it will mean that the majority of the American
people have become complacent, and when people become complacent it means
that the fate of the U.S. has been sealed and nothing will be able to save
it, so it wouldn't matter even if Trump were elected.
Even if Trump is not elected his candidacy has opened the eyes of many
Americans about the nature of the mainstream media and the full extant of
the corruption of the American government. He has changed America forever.
Maybe I'm just a cynical old man but I think the only freedom you will
find in the future will be the freedom that you make for yourself. It's
just plain dumb to be brave and try to save people who are all cowards
and/or do not wish to be saved if there's a chance they could lose
something or god forbid get hurt.
It's up to the American people now.
-RR
