signostic wrote: » What it will mean for Ireland, return of of thousands of Irish to Ireland who are illegal in the US (50000 - 60000) reduced investment in Ireland by US companies J1 visa program abolished awkward St Paddy's day ahead anything good come out it for us?
pconn062 wrote: » I don't agree that everyone who voted for Trump is a racist, misogynist, homophobe etc. However, everyone who voted for Trump, voted for a racist and a homophobe and a misogynist. Of that there is no denying.
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Tsipras wrote: » Can't believe so many women voted for him - he bragged about sexual assault! what the hell does that say about women?
signostic wrote: » do i recall correctly? that his recent visit to Scotland didn't go very well
Deise Vu wrote: » It may have been treated like a reality TV show by the Duck but I find it hard to believe that people who voted for all the radical bizarre mad ideas he came up with will vote for him again next time when he can't possibly deliver 10% of it. Especially if the Democrats come up with a candidate that isn't as universally despised as Hillary. What is truly scary is the Duck has let the genie out of the bottle, a candidate can come from nowhere, with zero political experience and literally say whatever he wants to get elected (cf the Brexit campaign) and he can succeed. In an age where there has never been more access to information, I think people have never been so stupid.
In an age where there has never been more access to information, I think people have never been so stupid
jimgoose wrote: » Several things - e.g. they're not stupid, they listen to the news and debates, they know there's more to politics than gender, and they wouldn't trust Mrs. C. as far as they'd throw her.
Hank Scorpio wrote: » That they know Clinton is evil. It's not like Woman don't laugh about cock in closed rooms occasionally.
BoatMad wrote: » you could of course argue , they are incredibly stupid
dav3 wrote: » Yes, these imaginary immigration problems will hit any day now. Any day.
BoatMad wrote: » Yes , its a rather amazing situation, its hard to extract what this means in terms of women voters (a) The glass ceiling is irrelevant ? (b) Locker room talk has little effect on the vast majority of women ( do they secretly expect men to be like that ) ? (c) A women president is not necessarily a womens friend? hard to know
midlandsmissus wrote: » Didn't a 12-13 year old accuse him of rape?
midlandsmissus wrote: » I forget, I said it last week, 'I can do whatever I want, grab men by the dick if I want' Hwar har har Scumbag Didn't a 12-13 year old accuse him of rape?
ligerdub wrote: » Yes there is denying. I'm denying it. It doesn't matter anymore anyway, people have rejected your narrative in swathes. The BS didn't fly buddy.
AnGaelach wrote: » Who promptly dropped the case. Just accusing someone of something doesn't mean they did it (see the Guildford Four)
jimgoose wrote: » A woman brought a case against him for raping her back in the '90s sometime, when she was thirteen years old. That was suddenly dropped a couple of days ago when it emerged that none of it was remotely true and she had fabricated the whole thing in order to damage Trump politically.
midlandsmissus wrote: » What about the other 10 women?
Hank Scorpio wrote: » Tsipras wrote: » Can't believe so many women voted for him - he bragged about sexual assault! what the hell does that say about women? That they know Clinton is evil. It's not like Woman don't laugh about cock in closed rooms occasionally.
Depp wrote: » sweden
midlandsmissus wrote: » Didn't 10 other women accuse him of Sexual assault?
dav3 wrote: » I didn't know we had a county Sweden.
