tonycascarino wrote: » I am convinced we would be heading into WWIII if Clinton was elected.
Firefox11 wrote: » Trumps foreign policy wants to withdraw american support for its allies giving the likes of Russia and China free reign to whatever the hell they want making the world a lot less secure and a lot less stable.
The_Kew_Tour wrote: » I would love see Woman President but just not a warmonger like her.
AnGaelach wrote: » Why would you care whether they're male or female though?
lawlolawl wrote: » Russia and China are only considered the "bad guys" because of the latest administrations views.Why not have them as World Police instead of America?
old_aussie wrote: » China on notice, Mexicans on notice, illegal immigrants on notice and moslims on notice. Donald Trump's Muslim ban was removed from his website, but it's backhttp://www.latimes.com/nation/politics/trailguide/la-na-updates-trail-guide-so-what-s-the-deal-with-donald-trump-s-1478812963-htmlstory.html The Aussie dollar is up, stocks are up, all is good.The majority of voters want Trump. so the rest can stop whinging.
namloc1980 wrote: » Manic Moran wrote: » When I went to the polls on Tuesday, I was not voting for a President. Did your ballot have Clinton, Trump etc on it or the local Dem/Rep elector? I don't know how you can say you weren't voting for the President.
Manic Moran wrote: » When I went to the polls on Tuesday, I was not voting for a President.
Doctor Jimbob wrote: » Whether or not that's a good or bad thing is a whole different argument.
Manic Moran wrote: » If I were voting in an election for president, my vote would have gone into a pool to be counted against all the other votes cast for a preference for that one position. I was voting instead in a Presidential Election, a subtle but important difference. I do not elect the President, neither do other citizens who are not the 538. The states' electors vote for the President. I was basically voting in favour of a set of instructions to those electors from my state as to who they should vote for, that set of instructions to say "When you vote for president, you must vote for Candidate X". The "X" was determined by the result of the ballot which I, and other Californians, submitted, in this case, X being Clinton. Does that help?
lawlolawl wrote: » Russia and China are only considered the "bad guys" because of the latest administrations views. Why not have them as World Police instead of America?
Doctor Jimbob wrote: » It's true though, the majority of voters wanted Clinton. I think most of us get thats not how the system works, but might as well stick to facts.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Its over i can't see how we can survive 4 years of Trump. How the hell is he going to manage foreign affairs when hes ignorant about the real issues. A fascist in charge has never turned out good. People are ignoring everything he said previously and hoping he just said it to be elected. I doubt that he believed lot of hes crap before he ran for President. People forget he was a birther and said Obama was not American born before he ran for President. Hes a bully and hes unlikely to make a wise decision when faced with a real problem. I worry hes going to start a war with the wrong country and its only a matter of when not if. For example China he said the Island building in the China South Seas would not happen if he was President and he said trade deals with China need to be fixed. China will not sit back and just accept change willing.
Jelle1880 wrote: » Rumour that he will have Ben Carson as... Secretary of Education. Jesus wept if true. The man who thinks pyramids were grain silos and that the theory of evolution is made up by Satan.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Hes a bully
Cheerful Spring wrote: » I worry hes going to start a war with the wrong country and its only a matter of when not if.
tonycascarino wrote: » It seems to me that it is a great system when it elects the candidate one wants and a terrible system when it elects the candidate one doesn't want. At the end of the day I think Clinton supporters should just face up to it in that Trump was elected fair and square.
Water John wrote: » Law***, you know little of the law, if you say bullying doesn't exist for adults.
AnGaelach wrote: » China is in no position to argue, their economy was slowing, their demographics are fúcked even worse than Germany's, and their stock market had almost imploded last year. If Trump wanted to, he could knock the Chinese economy down the shítter within a week, and the Chinese know it. I guarantee you, if Trump plays hardball with them, China will roll over for 4 years and hope someone less aggressive gets in at the next election.
Depp wrote: » this is completely ridiculous, first of all, do you actually know what a fascist is? all these fascist do is completely trivialize what actual fascists like hitler and his ilk. so hes like hitler cause hes a bit of an arsehole? also funny to note the origin of the birther movement, the clinton primary campaign.
Jeremy Unsightly Xylophone wrote: » A game of chicken with China seems pretty risky. Their economy is slowing but that's from a ridiculously high starting point, and the state has far more power to effectively intervene in the economy than the US, and far less compunction about doing so even when it bulldozes human rights. It seems like a fight Trump would have an appetite for though, whether he'll be allowed is another thing.
Jeremy Unsightly Xylophone wrote: » safe space law.
