amdublin wrote: » I find it a bit mad that a rabid Republican is posting 24/7 on an Irish discussion board about Trump
notobtuse wrote: » I have both US and Irish citizenship. Anyway, I find it more interesting here debating US politics were it’s something like 6 against 1... I consider that pretty much a fair fight. I do have a home-field advantage, you know.
Boggles wrote: » Not many on these boards are registered Democrats or Republicans.
amdublin wrote: » Whatever floats your boat I guess :rolleyes: :cool: I don't know if I would call it an advantage. It's hard to read neutral news/reports and make up your own mind in the USA.
notobtuse wrote: » Floats my boat? Maybe I'll start posting in Arts and Entertainment. How's your blood pressure? We don't have neutral news/reports in the US.
amdublin wrote: » I reckon that poster (notobtuse) is the only poster on this thread that has a vote in the US. He/She is literally trying to convince him/herself
duploelabs wrote: » Reuters?
notobtuse wrote: » ‘Obama mad’… Freudian slip? He hasn't. That doesn't stop strategists and people from discussing it as a viable option.
notobtuse wrote: » Nope, just presenting divergent opinion and information that often goes against the groupthink.
notobtuse wrote: » Reuters is considered Center bias here with just a slight leaning to the Left. But isn't Reuters an international entity? And I must admit I don't see many articles coming through my feeds from Reuters. Many from both domestic Left and Right news agencies but not much from Reuters.
MeMen2_MoRi_ wrote: » So you're spouting opinions and making them look news worthy? Weren't you cribbing about not being able to separate a news story from an opinion piece?
amdublin wrote: » But, but, but... you're totally invested in, and representative, of a groupthink (pro tRump) yourself.
duploelabs wrote: » Well then you should perhaps stick to only centre channels and see what happens
notobtuse wrote: » I've never claimed to be a news journalist. Do I look like one? Most every bit of news here is a mixture of news and opinion. It has become hard to distinguish regardless what the title might say.
notobtuse wrote: » I'm sure that's true but there sure are enough on these boards that have strong opinions on US politics and like to express them.
Boggles wrote: » I think the majority of the world as I hope the majority of America now see Trump for what he is, a self serving imbecile. A mistake that Americans need to rectify. But I think a previous poster got it right, you are very much trying to convince yourself not anyone else. It's a fúcking train crash reading your posts.
notobtuse wrote: » Oh, I'll be voting Trump again. No convincing necessary. And odd, but you call it a train crash, yet seem drawn like a bee to pollen. Must either be my golden aura or the enlightenment of learning new things.
notobtuse wrote: » I've never claimed to be a news journalist. Do I look like one? .
amdublin wrote: » I haven't learnt an iota from any of your posts. If anything it has confirmed what I knew already I.e. there are some seriously Trump obsessed Republicans in the US. Imagine being obsessed with a self serving megalomaniac idiot. It's quite sad really
TheRepentent wrote: » Nope..you wouldn't last long if you got caught copy/pasting other peoples work.
notobtuse wrote: » But I could be the chosen candidate for president in the Democratic party, right?
notobtuse wrote: » If only hydroxychloroquine could cure Trump Derangement Syndrome...
amdublin wrote: » Come on dude. You're better than this
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » He's not though, this is about as good as it gets in between posting pro Trump fluff pieces.