So how are you feeling about this man now Yuropoors? Must hurt

Doesn't matter, he's not gonna be a prez. Expect mass suicide and heart attacks on /pol/, /int/ and /tv/.

>>53282511
>he's not gonna be a prez

If you think he's going to lose to Hillary you are insane. He's had this thing won since Paris.

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>>53282511

inb4 Cruz or Sanders get elected

I think electing a sleazy businessman for president is a splendid idea. Just look at how well it worked for Italy.

>>53282657
>Cuckmany

>>53282558
>>53282591
I can't wait for your backtracks of "we were merely pretending!" by the end of the year

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>>53282657
Electing an old hag and letting her rule for a decade was such a great idea for you guys no?

Enjoy your muslim rape gangs, Germany is finished. Literally UK/Sweden tier.

I understand why euros dislike him but when they say Hillary or Sanders would be better? I dont understand that, its completely insane, Hillary is also a much more disgusting and treacherous personality than trump by far as well, but I doubt the euro media allows them to see this or any criticism of our left (which of course is only bad because it isnt far left enough)

he's an inevitable reaction to a preposterous situation more than a solution to it
>not that there IS a solution

as much as I like the immense butthurt he causes the PC libs, most of the shit he comes out with is literally youtube comment section-tier drivel

>>53282867
>Hillary or Sanders
Both have actual experience being politicians and so have a considerable advantage over Trump.

I find the butthurt he causes hilarious and I wish him the best in life for that reason.

who is this guy

>>53282983
He has solutions though

>no more muslims allowed to come to America
>leave Syria to Russia, bomb the fuck out of ISIS in Iraq
>build a wall on the southern border and deport the illegals here
>reforming the tax code

When he says stuff that sounds dumb or is controversial, it's on purpose. Stupid people generally aren't worth 8 billion.

>>53282378
B E R N I E
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>>53283015
Yes I admire Hillary's foreign policy especially in Benghazi, Libya and Bernie's mass socialist reform is exactly what our debt ridden economy needs such considerable advantages they have over Trump

>>53282378
stop making this thread every fucking 6 hours

>WHY DO EUROPOORS CARE ABOUT TRUMP SO MUCH
>proceed to make several threads about him

>>53282558
kek

>>53282378
I fully support him from day 1.
I wish we had a prez like him.

>>53283172
Same here.

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Is Bernie senile or something?

I hope he wins. We might get boots on the ground here

>>53283172
same here

>>53283226
He just got mad moves.

>>53283113
Socialism?! How terrifying for you.

All the US presidential candidates that have a chance of being elected are shit. At least Trump's presidency will be funny rather than embarrassing.

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>>53283271
Yes quite "mad"

>>53283263
Same here.

>>53283226
>an old lesbian attempts to woo Ellen with his mating dance

Sanders is beating Hillary in the polls. He's going to be your next president.

Hillary,Sanders or Trump. Either way,the future of America is grim. Having a Jew as president will be the nail in America's coffin

>>53283293
When a candidate claims a 90 percent income tax isnt that much, yes terrifying isn't an understatement in this case

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>Trump wins the Republican primaries
>Trump actually wins the Presidential election
>Trump is unironically President

>4 years later

>He didn't make America great again
>tfw the Democrats utterly destroy the Republicans in a landslide election after he has a disastrous first term
>tfw the right is effectively dead in America for decades to come

what will you do if this happens burgers?

>>53282791
T'WAS MERELY A RUSE

TRULY POL NEVER THOUGHT HE WOULD WIN, IT WAS JUST FOR SHOW

Fucking morons.

>>53283398
There's nothing wrong with Jews

>>53282378
I actually kinda like him.

>>53283293
Terrifying for anyone with more than three braincells

>>53283398
Hillary is backed by Soros and almost every company in the DOW index.

In 2008 Hillary was beating Obama in the primaries until the same week Soros decided to switch his from support Hillary to Obama

And I'm pretty sure Hillary has a massive lead over Bernie

>>53282558
>the opinions of ordinary plebs matter in presidential elections

surely yuros don't understand your political system better than you do?

>>53283414
If trump gets presidency he gets all of those powers over the education system etc that the establishment parties have had for decades.

He can start undoing the brainwashing immediately and maintain rightwing election results even if he does shit.

>>53282378
i want him to win

>>53283494
I wonder what your elections would be like if corporations were banned from supporting candidates

>>53283404
hold up there fuccboi

http://www.politifact.com/virginia/statements/2015/oct/20/donald-trump/trump-bernie-sanders-wants-tax-everyone-90-percent/

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>>53283607
This guy would win every year

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4d_FvgQ1csE

>>53283414
>what will you do if this happens burgers?
the right needs to change some of its policies already
the reason trump is so high is because he is not completely retarded when it comes to taxes and bankers like the other republican candidates
the other candidates are bought out by the rich and the bankers (including hillary) so they say stupid shit like "it will trickle down" and "tax breaks for the rich help upstart the economy"
his main support is from democrats anyway, they like his economics and are fed up with the pc stuff that has spawned in their own party.

>>53283580
Nothing will change at all even if he becomes the president. It's all just pre-election banter. He didn't even announce anything relevant except walls and muh immigration restrictions.

>>53282378
I don't really care either way, but he is a fairly funny meme

Can't stump the trump.

>>53283654
Even left wing sources claimed he thought it was a good idea

http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2015/11/16/3722465/sanders-90-percent-tax-rate-debate/

I'm surprised someone from Denmark is trying to defend Bernie all he does is try to patronize your country as a wonderland

>>53283113
Socialism is when the state controls the means of production. He's not a socialist, he says that for the shock value (Muh anti-establishment)

>>53283226
>Puts his hands together and has to keep himself from rubbing them
OY GEVALT

I've been on Trump's side for a long time

>>53283868
He said it would not be as high as 90%, which it was once under Eisenhower. Do you think Eisenhower was a good president?

>>53283414
>>tfw the right is effectively dead in America for decades to come
bush beat him to it

>>53283760
>implying immigration restrictions aren't relevant

are you retarded or something

>>53283918
His policies are near socialist and he considers himself one, but I dont care what he calls himself or how left his policies actually are according to semantic games his economic policies scare the hell out of me and the fact that so many young american support him tells me that we have much to worry about in the upcoming future

>>53284010
Yes he was a fantastic president! He did what was economically viable at the time, are you really about to tell me that the policies he implemented for post war boom America are the same that we should implement for debt ridden post stock market crash america?

>>53282847
You know, at least I didn't actually vote for her.

>>53284202
There is no near socialism, he's far left but is going to keep capitalism up and running, wxcept for the big banking system which caused the 2008 crisis. I truly doubt much is going to change for your average joe. America is very rich and you can afford to implement single payer health care, and not even have to spen much more than oyu pay under the very inefficient obamacare.

Why do you think a progressive tax system would not be economically viable today? The top of the americans have amounts of money most of us wouldn't ever dream of. More than entire countries.

I hope Trump get in office and threaten to leave NATO if europeans don't increase defense spending.
Then our cuck nations are forced to increase defense budgets.

I hope based Trump liberates Europe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kR7HPQM0Jgg

>>53282791
I wish I saved a collage of "mitt romney is gonna win" /pol/ posts from 2012

>>53283098
You're just as, if not more so deluded than a fucking green party voter if you think that his policies are in any way workable or realistic

>>53283918
*the state and/or worker's councils

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>You're just as, if not more so deluded than a fucking green party voter if you think that his policies are in any way workable or realistic

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>>53284766
So banning Muslims from coming here and building a wall is impossible? Whatever you say Nigel.

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>>53282378
The only thing that hurts is that we don't also have a qtπ Trump planning on making our continent great again.

>this guy said he'd ban Muslims outright at a time when it seemed like poltical suicide to say so
>now politicians are parroting his sentiments all over the place

I thought he was a clown at first but this nigga may actually be ahead of the curve

>>53284906
Don't you think the muslim thing will conflict with freedom of religion?

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>>53285020
>b-b-but it's unconstitutional!

>>53284593
>keep capitalism up and running, wxcept for the big banking system which caused the 2008 crisis.I truly doubt much is going to change for your average joe.
You really have no idea what your talking about... with people like you its no surprise Dilma is still running Brazil into the ground. You can keep your "doubt" in Brazil.

I live here and my well being isnt a game to me for Bernie to mess with. I pay for my own healthcare and I am never going to support I candidate who forces me to pay for someone elses so I wait for ever to be seen while some lowlife tries to steal benefits or skip out of work. I'm not going to be taxed to oblivion so Bernie can throw money at whatever deluded wasteful programs he wants. We need smart spending not more spending that put us into debt and I need my own money that I work for, not the governments handouts. But go ahead and tax our largest wealthiest companies as well and see if they wont relocate somewhere else or if they will remain as profitable and not decide to lay massive amounts of people off.

People here act like this is all a game, its bizarre, I understand and its funny when its all memes but when you try to be serious it comes off as delusional

>>53285172
lol so the presdent can suspend your freedoms when he wants to.
I'm personally not complaining though. Freedom of religion is just bullshit.

>>53285336
I didn't vote for her. She had no political backgroung, ran a shop into the ground and wants to tax economic transactions. She has no idea what the fuck she's doing, she is just a puppet of our previous president. Don't compare our failed state's politicians to your own system. Sanders has been on politics for longer than our current constitution, has an 80% approval rate as a Senator. His tax plan involves wealth distribuition primarely, which is what americans need.

Now I get you would not like the idea of taxing the mega rich (you are just in line to become one yourself, right), but to vote for Trump? He's a great businessman and probably doing the campaign thing just because he wants to.If somebody showed me a clip of him five years ago I would think it's satire.

http://www.politifact.com/personalities/donald-trump/

>>53284910
Oh fug, is that larry silverstein?

Trump supports the PATRIOT Act and NSA spying. He does not believe in the Constitution or the rights of American citizens.

>>53285939
Why did people even vote for Dilma? TWICE?

>>53285415
>Foreigners outside of America are legally entitled to the same freedoms as American citizens inside the US.

Hear that brits? You now have the right to carry a gun!

>he's been right since day one

About what?

>>53286723
to avoid PSDB

I hope he gets elected so America will finally crash and burn
Once and for all!

>>53286723
First keep in mind most brazilians are poor and poorly educated, and voting is obligatory. In the late 90's welfare was introduced and grew a lot under Lula, who was her patron in these elections. For those people it's fear (vote for the other guy and you'll be off welfare!!!!). The opposition was weak both times too, they simply cannot motivate people. In 2014 the runner up lost in his home state too.

>>53286685
Neither do any of the other candidates in reality.

Obama ran on this autistic "change" thing and he kept everything as is or fucked it up more. Any who pretend they'll try to get rid of those things won't either.

>>53285939
I like how you saged when you commented so I wouldnt see your post

> His tax plan involves wealth distribuition primarely, which is what americans need.
No, God no this is not what our country "needs", we do not need forced "wealth redistribution" or the government playing around with earned wealth, we need a system where people can earn money to sustain themselves on their own, not one where we need to rely more on our incompetent government to waste money on a lower class that avoids working so they can receive benefits. I value liberty, equality is not a byproduct of liberty and should not be forced economically, people should have the liberty to raise up out of the underclass instead of everyone having the equality to be poor and reliant on the government.

>He's a great businessman and probably doing the campaign thing just because he wants
>If somebody showed me a clip of him five years ago I would think it's satire.
Trump is not my first option but if he becomes the republican candidate he has my vote and full support. I used to despise him because I knew of his past views and opinions and I thought his bid for candidacy was odd. I have since changed my mind

He is egotistical, he is driven and he is will do anything to win. That is exactly what America needs not a feeble clown who cowers at his own rally when challenged by protesters. Trump has the kind of personality where he would make America "great again" as he says not because he really cares but because he wants to prove he can. And that is still a powerful motivation that I will fully support if it works.

>http://www.politifact.com/personalities/donald-trump/
I have seen this, its a well know left wing website, of course its going to demonize the republican candidates as lairs but based on their own subjective opinion of what they have said. Meanwhile Hillary has committed a federal crime and is the democratic front runner.

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>>53282378
>jim webb will never be president
>former secretary of the navy, Marine corps officer, war hero, senator and best selling author got soundly beaten by Hillary clinton, Bernie "socialist" sanders, and a reality T.V star that has no military or administrative experience what so ever.

Trump acts like he loves america so much and that hes such a patriot why doesn't anyone ask him why he did' serve in Vietnam when other Americans were fighting and dying.

>>53287208
Is this post satire? Are you for real?

>>53287323
Incredible rebuttal, my points are all invalidated now

>>53285172
too bad that is literally impossible to enforce, what if they just say there christian or jewish?

>>53283101
this tb honest

It's a shame he likely won't win the democratic nomination though

>>53287358
Answer the question

>>53287364
Then you screen them like any logical country not basing its policies on emotion or feelings would do

>>53287222
Probably because he was smart enough to not throw away years of his life on a pointless war

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>>53287222
The Navy Cross is presented to James H. Webb, Jr., First Lieutenant, U.S. Marine Corps, for extraordinary heroism while serving as a Platoon Commander with Company D, First Battalion, Fifth Marines, First Marine Division (Reinforced), Fleet Marine Force, in connection with combat operations against the enemy in the Republic of Vietnam. On July 10, 1969, while participating in a company-sized search and destroy operation deep in hostile territory, First Lieutenant Webb's platoon discovered a well-camouflaged bunker complex that appeared to be unoccupied. Deploying his men into defensive positions, First Lieutenant Webb was advancing to the first bunker when three enemy soldiers armed with hand grenades jumped out. Reacting instantly, he grabbed the closest man and, brandishing his .45 caliber pistol at the others, apprehended all three of the soldiers. Accompanied by one of his men, he then approached the second bunker and called for the enemy to surrender. When the hostile soldiers failed to answer him and threw a grenade that detonated dangerously close to him,, he approached a third bunker and was preparing to fire into it when the enemy threw another grenade. Observing the grenade land dangerously close to his companion, First Lieutenant Webb simultaneously fired his weapon at the enemy, pushed the Marine away from the grenade, and shielded him from the explosion with his own body. Although sustaining painful fragmentation wounds from the explosion, he managed to throw a grenade into the aperture and completely destroy the remaining bunker. By his courage, aggressive leadership, and selfless devotion to duty, First Lieutenant Webb upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and of the United States Naval Service.[27] ”
In the October 13, 2015 CNN Democratic Debate, when asked, "Which enemy are you most proud of?", Webb stated, "I'd have to say, the enemy soldier that threw the grenade that wounded me, but he’s not around right now to talk to.

>>53287428
If you dont have the mental capacity to figure out on your own you will not be answered.

Now please continue with a condescending comment about how insane I must be to have written such a post, we will all find it very amusing I'm sure

>>53287208
I don't like Sanders in immigrant and personality, if he was a stronger speaker he would be winning by a landslide.

Yes, increasing the minumum wage would do wonders for america. Trump said having a low minimum wage is better for the country. How is taxing the mega rich going to take your liberty?

>>53287585
>defending an ally
>pointless
ok faggot.

>>53286904
I know their foreigners, but realistically it sounds like something that would crash with american values of freedom and ideals and do we really know if all the moralfag normies are okay with that?

>>53285415
Not my freedoms. Foreigners overseas aren't protected by our Constitution. Therefore, we have every right to deny anyone we please.

Domestically, we could in theory never ban Islam, but we can keep more of them from coming in. If they ever chimped out like they did in Germany there would be a lot of dead muslims though, they simply cannot do to us what they do to Europeans because our populace is armed and already do not like Islam.

>>53287902
you do realize one of our biggest allies in the fight against isis are Muslim right?

>>53287646
They increased the minimum wage in seattle and guess what happened? People began to part time because they were starting to come off welfare.

And at the same time the people proposing a higher minimum wage are the same saying that their is not enough jobs for younger unskilled workers, it will only make it harder for these people to receive jobs once it becomes more expensive for the company to pay for workers

Not to mention small businesses will be hurt the worst as they wont be able to sustain paying workers more like larger companies might be able too.

>How is taxing the mega rich going to take your liberty?
Taxing the rich on the scale Bernie proposes would be a disaster for the economy. Taxing the average person on the scale Bernie wants would be an infringement on the wealth I earned. When I mention liberty I was stating an ideological value of mine that might fundamentally differ from yours

>>53287705
>defending the interests of the french even after they pull out of the country

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>>53287970
>Muslims
>allies

Like Saudi Arabia right? The biggest funders of terrorism on the planet? Where most of the 9/11 hijackers came from? How about Pakistan, the whos intelligence agencies created the Taliban? the country where bin Laden was sheltered? That country that airlifted al-Qaeda fighters out of Afghanistan? How about our moderate rebels in Syria? Our beloved freedom fighters who we armed to the teeth, who then proceeded to all join ISIS?

Yeah, real great friends.

>>53288120
are you fucking retarded?

>what are the Kurds

>>53287974
>we need a system where people can earn money to sustain themselves on their own.
You said that. Explain how you plan on doing that when the wages are low please.

>Taxing the rich on the scale Bernie proposes would be a disaster for the economy
He hasn't proposed a tax plan yet. And it has been done on the past, when the american dream was alive and well.
http://federal-tax-rates.insidegov.com/d/a/Dwight-D.-Eisenhower


I'll leave you at that, gotta go study.

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>>53282378
Nice meme but he's not winning.
The polls show him consistently losing to Democrats.

>>53288225
They're the only ones my friend. And we let our other great muslim ally Turkey fund and support the people that are trying to wipe them out.

>>53287970
>naively believing this
Sup reddit

>>53288382
>implying the polls aren't fixed

You can't judge by early polls, the only true measuring stick will be the election

>>53288386
Iran is against ISIS as well.

>>53288382

Not by a huge margin. And he hasn't even gotten the nom yet.

Remember JFK/Nixon? Trump is going to clean house at the debates, and if this mess in Europe continues it's going to put Clinton somewhere between a rock and a hard place in her stances on immigration and foreign policy.

I didn't give Trump a chance before but more and more it's looking like he's good a way to pull it off.

>>53288595
All polls showing Trump with "high" percentages (in the 30s) have been conducted in the redneck areas with older voters.

Trump will not get the youth vote, and the youth is going for Socialism.

>>53288331
>You said that. Explain how you plan on doing that when the wages are low please.
Well first off these people can get a real job instead of working at mcdonalds and expecting it to be career. They are paid for what they are working, menial labor, not all jobs are sustainable for a life time, that's why they are paid less, its a starting point

>He hasn't proposed a tax plan yet. And it has been done on the past, when the american dream was alive and well.
Am I talking to a wall now? Must we go in circles where I reiterate until you listen?

>I'll leave you at that, gotta go study.
Try an economics class while your at it, I will be off as well

>>53289035

The youth want Bernie. If Bernie doesn't get the nom that electorate won't be anything close to galvanized to show out for the polls. Clinton is uninspiring and an establishment hack with a scandal-ridden past.

Trump is winning back the older blue Union Democrat crowd to boot. You underestimate the volatility of American politics.

>>53289040
Hey shitlord, what do you do for a living?

>>53289040
>first off these people can get a real job instead of working at mcdonalds and expecting it to be career

Easy for any middle class american to say that when they start off with atual resources to help them graduate at a good institution, while broke ass niggas need to go to community college so that maybe, just maybe, their great grandchildren may actually have a shot at making something of themselves.

>>53283398
I'd defintely take Sanders over Trump

>>53283428
haha

>>53289780
fuck you bitch, get a pelgrant, go to a tech school, learn a trade. god danm i went to a tech school for free in high school to learn carpentry and can make just fine money. If you don't want to do that than join the army or go work as a field hand.

>>53291724
Sossen buiten

>>53282378
>So how are you feeling about this man now Yuropoors
I love him. He is a walking talking mean meme machine. Also he will fuck the US up. Go rump 2016!

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>>53283310

>>53282378

he's absolutely fucking autistic to the point where I don't even want him to be president because he'll fuck things up so far past the point where it stops being worth the memes

>>53285020
They're not citizens.

>>53289780
No, broke ads niggas don't go to college at all, they stay home, sell/use drugs, collect welfare, and murder each other.

Anybody who is actually willing to work hard can succeed here.

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If he loses to Hillary I'd say we are officially fucked. If someone with Hillary's track record can win on simply being democrat and "progressive" it's all over.

>>53289780
>let me tell you about your country
My dad moved here with a high school education and supported my family handily while living in one of the most expensive cities in the country. You just need to work hard and you can do just fine.

>>53282591
It doesn't matter what people personally think. He can't win the nomination. He's hated by his own party.

>>53300821
And yet the people who are liked by the party are trailing in the single digits. If they at least supported Cruz I could understand, but as it stands the republicans are just shooting themselves in the foot if they don't pick Trump or Cruz. Dems are shit, but at leat they can get behind their democrat.

>>53282378
Right about what?

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He is my choice. Obviously a baller, shot caller, 20 inch rims on the Impala...

Trump:
>populist rhetoric to snag disenfranchised, poorly-educated conservatives
>appeals and pandering to fear ('build wall') to distract from the fact that he has zero intelligent positions on shit that actually matters
>zero diplomatic experience or skills, already shown to alienate allies and potential allies just to strengthen his ''''''''maverick''''''''' image
>speeches and debates are completely vacuous, filled with buzzwords and appeals to fear
>depends entirely on fringe right-wing vote
>proposals he's campaigning on are completely impossible and '''''solutions''''' to complete non-issues
>wants the agricultural sector to collapse entirely by deporting mexicans, causing potential famine or extremely high food prices
>refuses to work with non-republicans or cooperate with anyone at all
>cult of personality makes fringe right-wingers worship him but has alienated centrists and moderate republicans entirely
>literally American Berlusconi

You have to be a fucking idiot to support Trump, but he's campaigning in a manner that intentionally aims to attract idiots, so no surprise there. Voting based on 'build wall' or 'ban muslims' is as asinine and politically illiterate as voting based on support for LGBT people. It's a response to a non-issue that only functions as a rhetorical maneuver/appeal to fear.

>>53301187
>cult of personality makes fringe right-wingers worship him but has alienated centrists and moderate republicans entirely
He's actually hated by conservative Republicans. He's the most liberal Republican in ages.

>zero diplomatic experience and skills
Do you seriously believe this? He IS a businessman. I'm all for him because along with Rand Paul he's the only one who has the guts to say that USA needs to stop being the world police, and that's what right-wingers don't want to hear.

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>>53301187
>wants the agricultural sector to collapse entirely by deporting mexicans, causing potential famine or extremely high food prices

Why wouldn't American farmers just invest in labour-saving technology, and/or switch to less labour-intensive crops?

Also why are you expecting him to cooperate with anyone when both Democrats and Republicans want him out. He's funding his own campaign he doesn't need to kiss someone's ass for now. I find that much more reliable than someone like Clinton who preaches about women's rights while Saudi Arabia gives her campaign massive funds.

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Not to mention Democrats are just as childish with this "us and them" mentality

>>53301187
it doesn't matter if someone becomes president due to idiots, if all the idiots in a country come together and elect someone president then the democratic system was successful

if stupid people aren't allowed to vote for their stupid candidate it aint a democracy

>>53301340
>He's actually hated by conservative Republicans. He's the most liberal Republican in ages.
Did you assume "fringe" meant "conservative"? Neoliberals/libertarians rightfully hate him. The fringe voters are social conservatives who care more about keeping brown people out of the country than any sort of economic, foreign relations, etc. policy. Nobody, NOBODY supports Trump because they like his policies on anything but immigration. In fact, he wouldn't have a fraction of the vote right now if it weren't for his immigration policy. Because, as you said, many of his other policies (the few he's actually stated without empty words) are democrat. He's gunning to attract the hysterical Tea Partiers and /pol/ types.

>Do you seriously believe this? He IS a businessman.
Being a businessman has absolutely nothing to do with being a diplomat. He's already demonstrated that he's willing to alienate American allies and potential allies for the sake of appealing to his voting base. Diplomacy requires being able to negotiate in a way that doesn't piss the other party off and being able to withstand blows to your own pride for the benefit of the country. If Trump is already willing to piss off foreign governments for the sake of twitter likes, it really doesn't reflect well on how he will handle diplomacy when the future of the country is at stake.

>>53301424

He ultimately needs to cooperate because that's how the US political system works, by managing to cooperate with the Union. He can't rule on private funding alone, he will need to dialogue, and he has shown that he has 0 (zero) tact to do it properly.

>>53301652
>Nobody, NOBODY supports Trump because they like his policies on anything but immigration.
So why do people like this exist?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn00YXkR1jw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuNqNEAIbSA

>>53301572
>>53301424
>>53301340

what did we did to you?

>>53301407
It's far, far cheaper to pay migrants pennies a day, and there is no technology that can harvest as effectively as humans can.

>>53301424
Do you know anything about the American political system? The president NEEDS to cooperate with congress in order for anything to get done. This includes people from the other side of the political spectrum. If a president can't do this, then the US gets a sitting duck government until somebody swallows their pride.

>>53301630
I know, I'm just tired of the pro-Trump shit given how awful of a prez he would make. Nobody seems to be able to see past the election or his cult of personality and give a shit about how he would be in office.

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>>53301662
He's doing good because of that. People who support Trump aren't all stupid they're just happy to see someone who is standing on their own. Sadly this also means that if the republican party decided to actually not give him the nomination the dems will win, which is the worst possible outcome.

Who is that, Paulie Walnuts?

>>53301758
You didn't do anything. I do think Americans have the right not to let just anyone in. I wouldn't like it if Russians were flooding to Finland either. Oh wait we're already getting thousands of Iraqis while we're drowning in unemployment ourselves.

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>>53284746
I gotcha covered senpai

>>53301776
>It's far, far cheaper to pay migrants pennies a day,

I don't know, that sounds pretty exploitative bro.

Also if American obesity rates are anything to go by I don't think the resulting increase in food prices will be that bad for America in the long run

>and there is no technology that can harvest as effectively as humans can.

Not yet, but due in part to the low labour prices caused by illegal immigration America has one of the least mechanised/automated agriculture industries in the developed world

It's kinda weird how they show people in Trump crowds and it's always old ladies mostly.

>>53301776
As if the president of US is going to decide anything once he's in the power, I just want to see the meme president to be reality

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>>53301879
You wat mate?

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>>53287585
>not wanting to fight a war because it's pointless
yes, good goy
daily reminder to take your daily estrogen injections and to welcome refugees

>>53301988
Man this jew meme is so out of control, now NOT wanting wars is playing into the jews' hands?

>>53301776
problem is: sure Trump wouldn't make a good president, but neither would any of his direct rivals on either party

>>53301988
You realize Zionists want Americans to fight their wars

>>53301750
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn00YXkR1jw
literally all of this was just people gobbling up his cult of personality. "he can get stuff done!" "he's so truthful!" etc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuNqNEAIbSA
More empty bullshit. "he wants to build shit" "he's anti immigration" "equality"

>>53301866
>I don't know, that sounds pretty exploitative bro.
Oh, it is. I've been in a migrant camp and it was one giant human rights violation. However, the answer isn't to kick out all the immigrants and let the system collapse. The answer is to reform it so that agriculture doesn't depend on illegal migrants, then work on the immigration issue.

>Also if American obesity rates are anything to go by I don't think the resulting increase in food prices will be that bad for America in the long run
It would just fuck over the underclass m8. They wouldn't be able to afford produce, causing them to turn to processed crap and fast food even more.

>Not yet, but due in part to the low labour prices caused by illegal immigration America has one of the least mechanised/automated agriculture industries in the developed world
Trust me, I'd love to see things change to a more automated (or at least somewhat humane) system. The key is putting policies in place that incentivise this so that there is no longer a dependence on cheap human labor.

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>>53302025
>>53302008
>implying fighting wars isn't as essential to humans as breathing air

>>53301982
I glance at that picture and see like 20 old ladies there.

>>53302048
Um... if anything your post is fedora. You've really got your memes backwards down there in Australia, like everything else.

>>53302048
Your last war against fucking birds what do you know

>>53301918
Fair enough, I could spend the rest of my life as an immigrant somewhere else, so I guess I don't really give a shit aside from whether or not it affects my family.

>>53302024
Rubio is pretty decent, and Sanders would be okay if his reform were executed very, very, very gradually and he could play nice with conservatives. Otherwise, yeah, the candidates this year are garbage.

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>>53302093
>being literal cucks

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>>53302024
Hillary is the worst possible outcome, even Sanders would be better. Trump isn't as bad as people make him out to be, besides immigration he has legitimate concerns. Just so happens that the media can only really go after his immigration policies. Even then they blew the whole muslim thing out of proportion. A ban on immigrants from certain high risk countries until better measures can be taken is not a bad policy.

>>53302096
honestly if it comes to Trump vs Hillary I'm not entirely sure just who's the lesser evil

>>53302031
So their vote for him isn't legit because they just want a president who they think would be the best for AMERICANS? Please do tell who you think would be better choice because apparently Canadians know the best how democracy works.

>>53302130
My country fights more wars in a decade than you do in a millennium.

>>53282378
he might actually turn out to be someones candidate for veep and that ll be really hillarious. after all civilization 1 taught me vicepresidents arent that important (dan quayle).
anyways cruz/whomever or cruz/trump will lose to shitlary and i dont want that horrible quasi-huma-hibrid-alien to win. but she will against this opposition.

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>>53302174
>being unironically cucked to america

>>53302054
And you said mostly old ladies. Rallies in general usually have higher numbers of older people anyway. Just wanted to point out that picture anyway, don't worry about it.

>>53302185
You ready to be bombed for Vojvodina?

who cares, he's not going to become president anyway

I doubt he's even going to end up as the republican candiate

>>53283035

this, seeing him triggering libtards is amusing as fuck

>>53302250
yeah, it would be nice if a serious gop candidate could prevent that, but trump aint that, in spite of meme magick

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>>53282791

Besides immigration IS a huge issue and people have a right to be worried about it. Just look at what is happening to Europe right now. Problems with social welfare, language and lack of teachers, cultural clashes, safety, lack of apartments, lack of jobs. As much as I think Sanders is a good guy I think his Nordic social welfare system combined with open borders and very multicultural USA is chaotic. You think people want tighter immigration control just because "they don't like brown people", that's wrong.

/biz/raelite here. If you fall for /pol/'s bullshit you're a fucking retard. Occasionally they come over to my board and start predicting the end of the world, like the shemitah of september, and as of yesterday, and the immediate collapse of Shanghai Composite. It's getting really annoying.

>>53282983
this. good shit right there.

>>53302426
Who do you support or at least like the most?

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>>53302426

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>>53283654
Ayy

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>>53285939
>politifact

>>53302596
What did you expect from people that use politifact as a source for unbiased information? As much bullshit that comes out of /pol/, sites like that are biased as fuck.

>>53302625
how fucking retarded are you?

>>53302792
How mad are u though?

>>53302526
>>53302546
Rand Paul, but his chances of getting elected in this country are abysmal. On the federal level, I like anybody who's a fiscal conservative and is moderate with social issues, and won't tamper with the fed like dems have been doing.

As for local politicians, anybody who supports/subsidizes businesses and doesn't mind doing me favors for a couple hawks tickets or a monetary gift is fine.

>>53302132
>A ban on immigrants from certain high risk countries until better measures can be taken is not a bad policy.

This could not be emphasized more. It's objectively a bad idea to allow traumatized, penniless young men come into your country from a war zone. People who argue otherwise don't have the best interest of their nation in mind. If leaders framed the argument in this manner rather than hinting at a religious test for citizenship/residency, a huge group of people would throw their weight behind it.

Still isn't right. My family is rich-well, wealthy or whatever-and apparently that's now the standard of how liberal you are: more money/more liberal.
My father actually said, after attacks in france, no shit, "well why did they have to provoke them? they didn't attack the countries that weren't part of the iraq assaults." swear to christ, one day i'm going to to be the Q to someone's batman, find some asshole lunatic beating up syrians and give him state of the art tech to fuck them up however he can

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>>53302841
I can respect that, I always feel bad for Rand he seems like such a nice guy. At this point though it's either Trump/Cruz or bust.

>>53302839
considering that most americans are even dumber than you and can vote this year and considering that this elections result can have some serious reaction to worlds peace and economy i am quite mad

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>>53302952
Ok stay mad brah

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>>53282511

>>53302952
My thoughts exactly; lets hope everyone else sees reason and votes Republican this year.

>>53302910
My original first choice, too bad he's not as libertarian as his father. Almost beating Bush III though.

http://www.usatoday.com/pages/interactives/poll-tracker-2016/

>>53302159
I honestly don't know either. I guess we'll see when the election rolls around...

>>53302167
No, it's legit, it's just really, really, really stupid. Trump is running the same political campaign that Obama did. He's using empty ~anti-establishment~ rhetoric that resonates with voters that want to see a change but are too stupid to understand that there's nothing being offered. 'make america great again' = 'change 2008'. The only difference is the group of idiots being scammed.

>Please do tell who you think would be better choice
Rubio and Bernie if he introduces his a moderate version of his plans very slowly and works with the repubs. And likely Hillary, as terrible as it feels to admit; even if she is an evil cunt, she can at least work with whoever acts in her best interests, which in this case = whoever can help make her a good president.

>because apparently Canadians know the best how democracy works.
I'm American m8.
And why would a Finn know any better?

>>53302996
yeah whatever just dont fuck up another region after you fucked up the middle east and latin america. and maybe dont fuck up the worlds economy for the 10th time in a row

>>53302952
Well World peace definitely won't happen with Clinton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5KDFoETYmE

>>53303029
Well if Clinton gets elected I've some bad news for you.

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>>53302977
Mind you, hernie supporters will NOT vote for Hillary so there goes the younger vote.

>>53303030
not saying that she is of any good.
one always have to keep in mind that unfortunately all the candidates grew up in a shit country

>>53303023
>No, it's legit, it's just really, really, really stupid. Trump is running the same political campaign that Obama did. He's using empty ~anti-establishment~ rhetoric that resonates with voters that want to see a change but are too stupid to understand that there's nothing being offered. 'make america great again' = 'change 2008'. The only difference is the group of idiots being scammed.

Is this a meme? That just because you feel strongly about something and have an opinion makes you exactly the same as the opposing group? Every time I here this argument it's always by someone simply looking to seem above the issue and better than everyone else

>>53303074
That's just plain wrong, only Cruz was born in Canada and he already gave up his citizenship.

>>53303023
>Bernie
>And why would a Finn know any better?
Well I know this very well: Bernie's system won't work in USA. It's only works in small, homogeneous countries that agree the same rules and same language. It definitely doesn't work with open borders, anyone who supports open border state is against social welfare state. The immigration crisis is already breaking the welfare state system in Sweden and us other Nordics because too many different people can't fit in. I seriously can't see Americans suddenly agreeing to society like Finland and if everyone doesn't agree then it won't work.

>>53303140
Why are Finns the most educated on American politics and economy? Always a Finn.

>>53303123
There's a difference between voting for somebody with different opinions and voting for somebody whose campaign is entirely run on a cult of personality and a proposed '''''''policy'''''''' that is literally impossible and an answer to a non-issue. It's not Trump's platforms, or lack thereof, that make him a stupid candidate to support, it's the fact that he's using the same exact empty campaign strategy that Obama did and people are still eating it up because he's pandering to their fears and vague desire for change.

>>53303294
Maybe because we live in almost socialist country where people are educated yet are not allowed to be successful because people have this mindset that any kind of success hurts the equality of others
Waste of potential, can't see USA becoming like that

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http://edition.cnn.com/2016/01/08/politics/cuban-missile-delivery/index.html

>>53303296
Explain how they're using the same strategy. Because as far as I can tell, they're polar opposites. And please, you act as if Obama had an actual good plan other than "I'm black."

>>53303140
>Well I know this very well: Bernie's system won't work in USA. It's only works in small, homogeneous countries that agree the same rules and same language

A socialist GOVERNMENT won't work in a heterogenous society. That has absolutely nothing to do with implementing social reforms while still maintaining a free-market economy and personal autonomy. It doesn't require a homogenous society to tax Wall Street profits, nor does it take one to address the astronomical cost of secondary education and its resulting burden on the economy and labor force, nor reforming the medical system so patients aren't charged $28 for a pair of surgical gloves, etc. etc. etc.

The shrinking middle class, massive personal debt, lack of preventative care, poor access to healthcare, and low worker morale are a detriment to the prosperity of the nation. Making some small, basic policy reforms would benefit everyone and the country at large.

>t definitely doesn't work with open borders, anyone who supports open border state is against social welfare state.
The US doesn't have open borders (despite the memes it's almost impossible to gain legal residency)

> The immigration crisis is already breaking the welfare state system in Sweden and us other Nordics because too many different people can't fit in.
This has nothing to do with America.

>>53303294
Buying into an empty meme

>>53303467
>it's all a meme guise xD
Gonna need something other than that, Justin.

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tbph I would all immigrants out with or without the rape, terrorism, and taking of our >jerbs
I just don't like seeing them around

>>53303519
I'm all for legal immigration. Just the illegals who end up on welfare annoys the shit out of me.

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>>53283015
>actual experience being politicians
Does anyone know what kind of political mastery it takes to run a successful company? If Trump was bad at politics he would have gone out of business, just like any businessman that's shit at playing politics.

In contrast, if a politician is bad at political ins and outs, then it doesn't fucking matter as long as they're good at getting elected. Businessmen live and die by their political skills.

I seriously don't understand how people fail to grasp this, and compartmentalize "politics" into some obscure elite category unlike anything else that takes place in the world, instead of the actual interpersonal, management, and manipulation skills that you use every day of your life to some degree that it really is.

I guess the mystification of the political process is 1 part of the social conditioning that's been pushed out there to disengage people from the reality of politics, considering how often I see this cuck-tier statement.

>>53303467
Why it has nothing to do with America? Americans are so divided. They don't have our mindset that you live in the harmony with the rest of society and can trust people. I'm just giving example what happens when you mix multiculturalism and social welfare state. In my opinion what Americans need right now is a president who can bring them back together. Maybe then think about socialist state.

>>53303406
See
>>53301187

Empty 'anti-establishment' populist rhetoric, campaigning specifically to attract voters who feel alienated with an impossible and vague promise of 'change', focusing on very small or non-issues while spending very little time campaigning on major issues, offering zero feasible solutions to problems, whether real or otherwise, sweeping voters up in a cult of personality so that the candidate can do no wrong, even if they flipflop and anybody who criticizes them is just afraid of the truth, an establishment drone, a neocon/SJW, etc

In short, Trump and Obama have both campaigned on their personalities alone. Voters don't actually scrutinize their platforms on shit that's actually important because they're too swept up in the rhetoric. Trump voters sound almost identical to '08 Obama voters, just in different political clothing. Complete drones who are too enamored with "someone who can get things done" or "not part of the establishment" or "build wall" to actually put any thought into the current events that are actually having a huge effect on the country and what sorts of concrete policies might work.

I mean Trump's the only guy with any solid position on immigration, and he doesn't have a retarded view of Syria. That's more than enough for me.

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>>53303673
>Empty 'anti-establishment' populist rhetoric, campaigning specifically to attract voters who feel alienated with an impossible and vague promise of 'change'
So like nearly every other campaign?

>>53303633
It doesn't matter how divided America is so long as there are measures in effect to remove some of the distress on the middle class and improve the overall welfare of the country. If you're talking about political division, neither Trump nor any other president is going to fix that because it is a cultural issue. If you're talking about economic equality, reforms that benefit the middle class are the answer.

>>53303673
Oh so you're uneducated on trump and his policies. Good to know. What the fuck happened to you canucks?

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>>53303676
I don't think anyone else would even try to handle immigration, much less handle it successfully.

>tfw listening to a Rubio rally and he just sounds like a less enthusiastic Trump
Why do people like this guy?

>>53303745
No
Every candidate uses weasel words and pandering, but very few run entirely on a cult of personality and appeals to fear/change. There's a reason why Berlusconi is so infamous among all of the other shitty Western leaders.

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>>53303673
>focusing on very small or non-issues while spending very little time campaigning on major issues
Do you know anything about his positions, or are you just stoned out of your mind?

>>53303768
No, I'm very familiar with Trump's policies (or lack thereof) and rhetorical techniques. He's a great politician/rhetorician, but by god are the people who lap it up gullible. You think we'd have learned something after '08. I guess it's different if the cult of personality is speaking to YOUR fears/desires, though.

>What the fuck happened to you canucks?
I'm American.

>>53303798
>cult of personality
You've got me there, few candidates have such a thing. But, I realized that before and only pointed out the idea of change for a reason.
>appeals to fear/change
>rarely used
Are you for real right now? Saying "I'm better than, and different from, the last guy," is one of the most effective and commonly used campaign tools.

Wish there was someone like Trump in Sweden desu

Leftism needs to die off

Call me a pessimist, but I think American politics are irreparable. If Donald Chump gets in, the entirety of the political and business world will conspire against him; he's almost universally hated by the establishment. Only what he proposes that can be abused by the super-rich class will carry any weight at all, and it's downright silly that he considers himself on their level. If Hillary C. gets in it will just be business as usual, like under Obama and three decades prior. If Sanders gets in the entirety of the political and business world will conspire against him; he's almost universally hated by the establishment. His platform would mean the super-rich would not be as ridiculously rich, and this ruffles feathers.

I don't see a way out. The American political system is a sand-trap for anyone who actually wants to change anything.

>>53303754
But Trump's economic plan is give a break for the middle class as well while not letting just anyone come in illegally. What's wrong with that?

>>53303809
Yes, I do.
If you genuinely think immigration reform is an important issue in the US, you need to sit down and actually learn something about your country and what is going on in the world.
His other policies are a combination of centrist democrat shit, the standard 'we'll build infrastructure' and isolationist republican platforms, batshit insane diplomatic maneuvering, and vague sweet nothings that sound nice to fringe right-wingers.

>>53303911
Quit watching msnbc cuck

>>53303911
Americans are already hated by entire world what would change

>>53303782
I mean there's nothing wrong with Rubio, or most of the other politicians. The only people I'm rather opposed to are Carson and Clinton.

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>>53303998
How about this sociopath

>>53303962
They would realize trump was right (omgnowai)

>>53304044
I haven't done my research on his platforms. However, I recall his governorship being solid.

>>53303874
>Are you for real right now? Saying "I'm better than, and different from, the last guy," is one of the most effective and commonly used campaign tools.
Yes, it is. The difference here is that Trump's campaign is effective EXCLUSIVELY because of his cult of personality. There is a reason why, despite being called out on numerous lies and half-truths, demonstrating that he is a diplomatic trainwreck, proposing some democrat policies, and campaigning largely on policies that are literally and obviously impossible, his voting base still adamantly defends him. If his personality weren't his main appeal, he wouldn't have made it past a month.

>>53303915
There's nothing inherently wrong with that (though his plan to deport all Mexican illegals ASAP would cause the agriculture industry to literally collapse). The problem is that he has very few concrete platforms/plans and the fact that he would make a horrible diplomat, as he has already demonstrated, which could mean catastrophe for the US because foreign relations are very important and very fragile right now, and a single gaffe could be a disaster for both the US and other nations.

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>>53303998
There's nothing that particularly outstanding about them either though. They're like houseplants at this point. You just expect them to be there.

>>53303944
>If you genuinely think immigration reform is an important issue in the US, you need to sit down and actually learn something about your country and what is going on in the world.

Oh do tell me about my country and it's place in the world, Canada, and how we owe something, anything, to a single soul outside our borders.

I guess those 94 MILLION Americans who don't have jobs in what was once the land that boasted the best living conditions for it's workers, and are near ready to start a new civil war over it, are just misinformed bigots who don't like darkies, and they should accept that exporting all their traditional jobs and importing millions of slave labor is good for them, because now their food costs 10 cents less and their WalMart brand clothing is a buck off per 10-pack of size 50 elastic waistband jeans.

>>53304130
>The problem is that he has very few concrete platforms/plans and the fact that he would make a horrible diplomat, as he has already demonstrated, which could mean catastrophe for the US because foreign relations are very important and very fragile right now, and a single gaffe could be a disaster for both the US and other nations.
So it's bad he doesn't want to play world police and would demand a price for having America go fix up some shithole like usual? I don't see a problem with that.

>>53303944
Fuck off Turdo cocksucker. We need stronger immigration laws and illegals need to be deported.

Well all I can say, there are lot of Swedes, Finns etc. who right now wish they had leaders like Trump. Some even say that if Americans don't want him, he can come here. Because people want strong leader that cares about his own people. When you don't have that people will lose trust. Our leaders right now don't care about how Finns feel. We don't trust them and it ends up making society divided as well.

>>53304130
But you mentioned the idea of change alongside a cult of personality. I don't care about the cult, it's obviously there and I never disagreed with that. However, promising change is nothing new.

>>53303909
Do rich Swedes even live in Sweden?

>>53304130
>the fact that he would make a horrible diplomat
Says who, the same people that said Obama would be a great diplomat? People are basically laughing at him behind his back.

At least Trump would command some respect from you street shitting fucks around the world.

>>53304224
Rich Swedes live in Åland and silly Swedes think they own Åland but actually it's part of Finland

>>53304144
>Oh do tell me about my country and it's place in the world, Canada, and how we owe something, anything, to a single soul outside our borders.
For the billionth time, I'm American, but whatever.

>I guess those 94 MILLION Americans who don't have jobs in what was once the land that boasted the best living conditions for it's workers, and are near ready to start a new civil war over it, are just misinformed bigots who don't like darkies, and they should accept that exporting all their traditional jobs and importing millions of slave labor is good for them, because now their food costs 10 cents less and their WalMart brand clothing is a buck off per 10-pack of size 50 elastic waistband jeans.
What does this have to do with immigration? America has the strictest immigration policy in the world by far unless you count shitholes like North Korea. Immigration is literally a non-issue. If you're talking about illegal immigration, illegal Mexicans are leaving the US at the moment, and most illegals are employed in the agricultural industry making WELL under minimum wage picking produce. Unless Americans are content living in piss-soaked horse stalls without indoor plumbing, hot water, or medical access, then the price of produce would raise astronomically if illegals were deported, or there would be a famine due to shortage of labor. It sounds like you're just being emotional and don't know shit about what's actually happening in the country, otherwise you would be aware of these things. These are objective, easily-accessed facts.

>>53304258
>ywn annex Finland and be able to freely live in their beautiful depressing wasteland

>>53304300
Not that guy, but you have to admit that the land based immigration could be improved. Overseas immigration policy is solid though.

The problems in Europe have always been crystal clear. The problem is that the Multikulti nutjobs that have 0 foresight, and have been digging their own graves for decades.

Life isn't a fucking video game, life isn't a college course, or a book.. These dogs will shit on your collective rugs.

>>53304178
See >>53304300
You're clearly just being emotional and don't know jack shit about your own country. Perhaps you should actually do some basic research instead of chanting "O-Ba-Ma!" I mean "BUILD WALL!"

>>53304224
>Obama was a shitty diplomat so that makes Trump a good one
lmao
He's already pissed off a good portion of our allies and neighbors and has demonstrated that he can't open a dialogue with people he disagrees with that is remotely civil. Yes, it would be great to tell Saudi Arabia to go fuck itself, but the result would be higher oil prices for Americans and the loss of a Sunni ally in the ME. "Telling it like it is" or w/e he's known for is a disastrous approach to foreign relations.

>At least Trump would command some respect from you street shitting fucks around the world.
The cult of personality has struck again...
He's a laughing stock and a spectacle m8. The entire world is embarrassed for America for even entertaining him as a candidate.

>>53304358
Yeah, it would be nice to have stricter border controls, but it's such a small issue compared to foreign relations, radicalism, the poor economy, etc. that it's incredible that it's a major focus in someone's campaign and that people are buying it.

>>53304300
>produce will increase

Good. Anything to get the spics out of this country. I want Ameroca to remain white.

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>>53304300
>What does this have to do with immigration?
You serious m8? Immigration is one of the most devastating things there is towards good wages and steady employment, because there's a huge risk of dirt-poor immigrants coming over and working for less than what natives work for. This has been a constant of the Democrat platform up until the current generation when they abandoned their blue collar base to pander to illiterate niggers and hysterical women.

>illegal Mexicans are leaving the US at the moment
Actually, we're seeing a surge at the border now, and they're not all Mexican.

>most illegals are employed in the agricultural industry
Wow, it's almost like that's impossible to even pretend to verify because they're fucking illegal and nobody knows how many are even here, much less what they're doing.

In my area, every single basic labor job is taken up by 5'6 brown people who don't speak english and work for cash. I haven't seen a white laborer that didn't work for the state in half a decade.

>The price of yadda yadda would raise
Oh no, prices would go up! Who gives a single fucking shit when nobody has any money to spend on this cheap garbage? If we actually paid AMERICANS do be doing a lot of this works, and stopped exporting jobs while importing labor, we wouldn't have a wage crisis with over half the country living paycheck to paycheck. You have no clue how terrible things are out there, and how close people are to losing their shit over their country completely ignoring their needs. There's a reason militia membership is at a level it hasn't been in the last century.

>>53304358
Our overseas immigration is shit too, considering the H-1B visa problem, where we have American workers training their foreign replacements to work as slaves for good white-collar jobs. The companies doing this and the politicians enabling them should be hanged for treason.

>>53304300
>and most illegals are employed in the agricultural industry making WELL under minimum wage picking produce
This is not a good thing. They're basically used as slaves so thee's no point in hiring someone who'd do it for humane pay. We also use immigrants as slaves and once they realize that they will never be hired to any better jobs than bus drivers and bathroom cleaners with shit pay no matter how well they're educated, they become frustrated. That's also why the elite wants migrants here, imported cheap labor. No point in hiring someone native for the same job with more humane pay when you can just use slaves. That's the kind of society you want?

>>53304503
I'm not the other poster.

I don't want the left wing camcer in my country. Canada is ruined by electing Turdo.

>economy

Our economy is doing much better than canada at the moment

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>>53304503
>He's already pissed off a good portion of our allies and neighbors
Oh no, he's made Mexico upset at the fact that they allow millions of slaves to enter our country with no barriers to even slow them down, or how they have 95% of our illicit drug trade originating from their borders. Oh boo hoo they're upset. Who gives a fuck? People can be as salty as they want, but this is business, and there's no niceties involved when we're being mercilessly screwed on all fronts.

You don't think Cameron wishes he could come out and declare a ban on Muslims from the UK? I guarantee it's his wet dream, but he would never do it because he's a coward and inherited the product of one of the worst immigration policies outside of Germany or Sweden.

Nobody disagrees with or even dislikes Trump, they just have to come out and speak against him because their toilet countries are full to the brim of street shitting Indians and Muslims who will literally murder them in the streets if they ever spoke ill of Islam. They speak only from fear, not conviction or personal values. There's nothing to respect in that, and I could live without the admiration of a bunch of weaklings that are overseeing countries that are nearing their death knell, thank you.

>>53284010
Corporate tax was 90%

>>53304526
So you're saying that you don't understand or care about the health of the nation aside from keeping out brown people. Thanks for demonstrating the mindset of a typical Trump supporter. So emotional, so fearful, so angry. :^)

>>53304543
>You serious m8? Immigration is one of the most devastating things there is towards good wages and steady employment, because there's a huge risk of dirt-poor immigrants coming over and working for less than what natives work for. This has been a constant of the Democrat platform up until the current generation when they abandoned their blue collar base to pander to illiterate niggers and hysterical women.
Cool memes, let's see some hard evidence please because there is literally zero empirical basis to this statement whatsoever. It's just fear. If you actually did some basic research instead of whining about the scary brown people, you'd see that it's almost impossible to get an American visa unless you're well-educated, skilled, relatively wealthy in your cunt, hard-working, and already have a job offer in a field that not many Americans have the skills for. Aside from that there's the lottery, which has been in place for decades and has done nothing to negatively impact the economy.

>Actually, we're seeing a surge at the border now, and they're not all Mexican.
Evidence? And yeah, it's never been only Mexicans, but border crossers are almost always poor as shit and end up working in the fields or in under-the-table blue-collar work.

>Wow, it's almost like that's impossible to even pretend to verify because they're fucking illegal and nobody knows how many are even here, much less what they're doing.
Or you could look at the research on the issue...

>In my area, every single basic labor job is taken up by 5'6 brown people who don't speak english and work for cash. I haven't seen a white laborer that didn't work for the state in half a decade.
Anecdotes =/= reality.

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>>53282378

Is it wrong I want sanders because of his opposition to big companies and the power that banks hold?

>>53284010
It was 90% (which basically nobody paid) because we were the only functioning economy on the planet and could get away with it, as the rest of the world was a pile of rubble at the time.

>>53304781
>evidence
You're the one that made the initial claim, so the burden of proof is on you, sport.

Go dig up some facts or fuck off.

>>53304781
Health of the nation = importing slavery? Just admit you want Mexicans do the shitty work for you cheap so you don't have to step out of your comfort zone.

>>53283654
>http://www.politifact.com/virginia/statements/2015/oct/20/donald-trump/trump-bernie-sanders-wants-tax-everyone-90-percent/

Remember that targeting the 1 percent is like being a nazi targeting jews.

>>53304798
He's a walking contradiction.
>I hate big corporations so I'll raise minimum wage! That'll show those meanies!
Meanwhile the local deli gets shut down because they can't afford to pay 15 an hour

>>53304781


>So you're saying that you don't understand or care about the health of the nation aside from keeping out brown people. Thanks for demonstrating the mindset of a typical Trump supporter. So emotional, so fearful, so angry.

Our economy is doing great at the moment. Far better than your leftist shithole.

I don't want my country to commit cultural and demographic suicide like your shithole and Cuckmany.

>>53304543
>Oh no, prices would go up! Who gives a single fucking shit when nobody has any money to spend on this cheap garbage? If we actually paid AMERICANS do be doing a lot of this works, and stopped exporting jobs while importing labor, we wouldn't have a wage crisis with over half the country living paycheck to paycheck. You have no clue how terrible things are out there, and how close people are to losing their shit over their country completely ignoring their needs. There's a reason militia membership is at a level it hasn't been in the last century.
"Let's deport all of the illegals immediately instead of putting policies in place to phase out migrant labor because muh feels"
There's a middle ground between letting illegals stay and getting rid of them immediately, though, and in that middle ground is a way to remove them without destroying the economy and causing a famine.

>This is not a good thing. They're basically used as slaves so thee's no point in hiring someone who'd do it for humane pay. We also use immigrants as slaves and once they realize that they will never be hired to any better jobs than bus drivers and bathroom cleaners with shit pay no matter how well they're educated, they become frustrated. That's also why the elite wants migrants here, imported cheap labor. No point in hiring someone native for the same job with more humane pay when you can just use slaves. That's the kind of society you want?
No, I don't want this to continue at all. As I said, I've seen migrant labor camps and they're literally one giant human rights violation. No indoor plumbing, families crammed in piss-soaked horse stalls, no medical care, no way to leave the farm, etc. However, deporting them immediately is detrimental to both the migrants and Americans because it would cause the agricultural industry to collapse. I'm in support of a policy that would slowly phase out the dependence on migrant workers and put Americans or machines in their place.

>>53304798
Big companies aren't the problem, but yes the banks are literally evil and run the entire country.

Sanders could never accomplish a single thing against them though, so while I agree with your sentiment, if you actually want an axe man to go take them down, then Trump is your guy. He hasn't spoken much about the banks, for a very good reason, but what he has said is that he's a hard money guy that would like to go back to the gold standard.

Don't expect to hear him discuss it anytime soon though, because he'll be assassinated if he does, I'm almost positive.

I'm gambling on the chance that he'll surprise us with a heavy takedown of the banks that he's telling nobody about until he knows he can pull it off, anything less will mean his death.

>>53304810
>You're the one that made the initial claim, so the burden of proof is on you, sport.
Google 'American immigration process'.
Google 'immigration economic impact America'.
It's really not that hard...

>>53304833
Health of the nation = slowly and intelligently phasing out dependence on illegals to prevent a fucking famine instead of removing them right away because muh jobs and brown people

>>53304890
>struggling middle class
>massive amount of personal debt
>massive amount of national debt
>few entry-level jobs with living wage
>harder to make a living wage for unskilled workers
> exploitation of entry-level workers through '''''''unpaid internships'''''''
etc

No point in having a decent economy if almost none of the citizens see the benefits and the cunt is still in a pile of foreign debt.
nice memes though :^)

>>53304909

Well obviously he would get killed.
Im surprised sanders hasn't been killed just yet either just from the sheer mention that banks have too much power.

>>53304896
Are you actually taking Trump at face value or something, dude?

If he's saying he wants to kick out all the illegals RIGHT AWAY and build a wall, that's just a scare tactic to keep more people from coming in before border security is in place. Every time he discusses the wall he says people will come back LEGALLY, aka he's not doing to kick out absolutely everyone, he just wants to make sure that people don't take advantage of the incoming policies to flood the country before the wall goes up. What's likely to happen is the deportation of criminals and unnecessary people, and the allowance of a large percentage of the rest somehow, that way they're here somewhat legally and can't be abused for their labor anymore.

Think of it this way: when you're looking to make a deal, which Trump based his entire life on doing extremely well, you have to think of the deal-making process as a linear graph going from 1 to 10. So let's say the other party you're negotiating with takes a 1 position, well long before that happened Trump established himself as the strongest guy in the room, one that nobody knows exactly what he's capable of, and he takes the extreme position of 10, while he actually wants maybe a 6. This horrifies the other party, and forces them either to the position he actually wants, or a little more or a little less, so this entire act is just a public display of his negotiating process, and one that he's likely going to carry to general and beyond, leaving him in the absolute strongest position possible to make the best deal he can on these various positions.

What he says may not come true, but because he's Donald Trump, he's able to get closer to it than anyone else on the planet, so if you like the core concept of his positions, then you'll get more from him than you would someone who takes a solid, detailed position on whatever we're talking about. He wrote a book on it, I mean, come on, it's current year, go read it.

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>>53305056
>It's really not that hard...
So then it must not be that hard for you to do it, right?

>>53305075
Sanders hasn't been killed because he's not a credible threat.

If Trump was saying what Sanders is saying, with the support he has, then he might actually die, which is why he's not saying it.

It's a gamble, but I'm putting my money on Trump, because nobody else can do what he can do.

>>53304896
And what would happen to those illegals who can't work anymore because no one would hire a guy who can't even speak English if it wasn't so cheap? I think you're taking Trump's propaganda too seriously, obviously all of them wouldn't be imported right away. I don't even believe in the wall, I think it's just a metaphor.

>>53305083
>Are you actually taking Trump at face value or something, dude?
lol no, see my posts about his rhetoric/cult of personality

>If he's saying he wants to kick out all the illegals RIGHT AWAY and build a wall, that's just a scare tactic to keep more people from coming in before border security is in place.
I'm not responding to Trump's empty rhetoric, I'm responding to the losers in this thread who genuinely believe that Trump will deport illegals immediately and want that to happen.

>Think of it this way: when you're looking to make a deal, which Trump based his entire life on doing extremely well, you have to think of the deal-making process as a linear graph going from 1 to 10. So let's say the other party you're negotiating with takes a 1 position, well long before that happened Trump established himself as the strongest guy in the room, one that nobody knows exactly what he's capable of, and he takes the extreme position of 10, while he actually wants maybe a 6. This horrifies the other party, and forces them either to the position he actually wants, or a little more or a little less, so this entire act is just a public display of his negotiating process, and one that he's likely going to carry to general and beyond, leaving him in the absolute strongest position possible to make the best deal he can on these various positions.
I get what you're saying, but diplomatically this is a terrible, terrible approach to negotiation.

>What he says may not come true, but because he's Donald Trump, he's able to get closer to it than anyone else on the planet, so if you like the core concept of his positions, then you'll get more from him than you would someone who takes a solid, detailed position on whatever we're talking about. He wrote a book on it, I mean, come on, it's current year, go read it.
You need solid, detailed positions when you're President and actually in charge of making sure a country isn't run into the ground.

Trump is a NATIONALIST. This is a potentially dangerous brand of political ideology that should be carefully contained in the modern era. As the world moves towards more globalization and interconnectivity, we should be looking toward a closer sense of internationalism and global unity not increasing the already petty divisions that exist in human society. Also consider that Trump has a backing by a growing xenophobic and traditionalist movement in rural America (mainly amongst middle-class American whites) and this is a movement that should be crushed completely and utterly before it morphs into something more hideous and vile (as evidenced by Nazi Germany).

t. progressive American cuck

>>53305128
>So then it must not be that hard for you to do it, right?
I guess I'll have to hold your hand. :^)

re immigration process:
http://www.immigrationpolicy.org/just-facts/how-united-states-immigration-system-works-fact-sheet
http://www.ibtimes.com/immigration-reform-how-hard-it-become-us-citizen-play-game-interactive-game-1370721

re: economic impact of immigration

http://www.frbsf.org/economic-research/publications/economic-letter/2010/august/effect-immigrants-us-employment-productivity/

lmao I know that you know that you're wrong and were just banking on me being too lazy to dig up sources. Luckily I wasn't lying in that it really isn't that difficult.

>>53305187
>I get what you're saying, but diplomatically this is a terrible, terrible approach to negotiation.
It's really not, it will put us in the best position to negotiate we've had in decades.

Nobody else really even tries because they have to hire people they owe favors to or who have leverage over them into these jobs, instead of the most qualified people for the positions.

Trump has the benefit of knowing the toppest of the top tier of negotiators in this country, and if you think he won't staff his administrations with people who know how to get shit done better than anyone else on the planet, then you're crazy.

Also, you don't need a solid position on basically anything to be President, because your job is basically decision making and delegation, so his job is to hire people do to almost all of the work for him, with him being the final decider on the overall guidance and important policies.

You're putting too much weight on the office of the Presidency. Most of the work gets done by office drones and staffers, while the prez just keeps things running efficiently and overseeing progress.

>>53305187
I'm not even sure if you hate Trump or his supporters. Because you seem to agree with his actual politics but somehow you're still against him?

Dumb Americans are American citizens as well and Trump knows that so obviously he's going to reach them as well. But you're acting like all Trump supporters are like that when they've actually studied what he has said for example about Syria.

>>53283423
Yeah no you're the fucking moron here faggot

>>53284811
>>53283918
Wrong fucktards, socialism was conceived as a system in which government would intervene in the economy to alleviate the problems facing workers against corporations

It was never incompatible with a market economy

>>53305325
>haha those mexicans aren't taking jobs from teenagers and low class americans
>as long as middle class people are fine it is all fine

Traditional socialist theory disagrees with you, cuck

Crawl back to your shithole tundra country and freeze

>>53305330
You realize that Trump has already pissed off our closest ally in the ME and one of our most important economic partners, angered one of our neighbors (making them less likely to work with the US to stop their immigration if he becomes prez) and is the laughing stock/spectacle of the world right now, right? Dealing with world leaders, many of which are eccentric/batshit insane, have strong or proud personalities themselves, have a resource or industry that America depends on, or already dislike American hubris, is nothing like making a business deal. It takes nuance, likability (not just among supporters), and the ability to swallow your pride and remain calm and level even if you're being insulted or screwed somehow. Trump has charisma, but he also has a strong personality that makes him incredibly unlikable to a large portion of people. He is also willing to insult politically important people to gain attention or for his pride. He'd be a trainwreck in foreign affairs. He already has zero respect from the foreign community. And no, American presidents have a large role in foreign diplomacy. They are the ones meeting with other world leaders.

>>53305056
And yet still our economy is soing much better than yous. Cucknada is stagnating.

How much will your dollar fall next month? :^)

No. Mass deportation of Beaners won't crash out economy dumb fuck. We did it in the 50s.

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>>53305330
To add to this, if you're going to say something like:
>But Trump needs to know what he wants specifically and exactly how to get it done!

Well no he doesn't, he just needs to turn to his staffers and say, "Hey I wanna do X Y and Z, go find people to figure out how to do it and what our options are.", and they'll say yes Mr. President, and drag a bunch of paper pushers who specialize in figuring this shit out, because it's their jobs.

Presidents just need good judgement, managerial skills, and the personnel pool from which to draw talented people to delegate to.

That's literally all it takes.

On top of which, Trump has a uniquely powerful skill of emotional manipulation, which is critically undervalued if you think about it, because like it or not, people are governed by emotion, so if you stick him in office for 4-8 years, and all the while he cheers on about how great America is going to be, and how we're gonna win, and how special we are, well, people will believe it, and that brick by brick positive manipulation will have the largest effect of anything, because by raising morale you raise every single other factor with it, as you're boosting the psychological strength of the entire country by empowering each individual at the most basic level. Think of it like a term or 2 of having a motivational speaker boosting the whole country. It's going to have huge effects on the populace, one that no material gains could do otherwise.

Seriously, that's probably going to be one of his success as President, which is just making people believe in themselves and their country again, and if you give Americans a little more confidence then they'll succeed more because their emotional strength is bolstered.

He can save the soul of the country just by making people feel good about themselves, like a tough-talking Mr. Rogers, or your Father.

>>53305424
Cognitive dissonance is a requirement to be a liberal in the US.

>>53305623
>our

Oh you're an "american" in canada then? Stay there, never come back. Faggot.

>>53305623
>pissed off our closest ally in the ME
If you're talking about Bibi, he's actually besties with him
And Bibi doesn't have good reputation of being good neighbor either, but he's an extreme nationalist, much more than Trump is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tm5Je73bYOY

>>53305623
>muh foreign leaders

We are the leaders of this world. We run this earth. A ton of foreign leaders disliked Bush and nothing happened. Foreign opinion does not matter much in this day and age. Other countries need America much more than we need them.

Trump already has the acceptance of Putin anyways. An American-Russian alliance would be fucking glorious.

>>53305724
>>53305764
Also Israel too.

That's all what we need. Again, A ton of foreign leaders hated Bush. but like I said, other countries need America far more than we need them. They sucked it up and continued business as usual.

>>53305431
>I'm not even sure if you hate Trump or his supporters. Because you seem to agree with his actual politics but somehow you're still against him?

I like Trump as a rhetorician and agree with some of his policies, but I think he'd be a terrible president because he'll be awful with foreign relations and doesn't have solid platforms on many of the most important issues America is facing, instead opting to campaign on immigration. I hate most of his supporters because they're by and large the worst the republican party has to offer. I don't fault anyone for supporting Trump so long as they can give an intelligent, non-emotional reason for doing so that doesn't amount to 'we've gotsta keep the darkies outta our cuntry' or 'he can get things done'.

>Dumb Americans are American citizens as well and Trump knows that so obviously he's going to reach them as well. But you're acting like all Trump supporters are like that when they've actually studied what he has said for example about Syria.
I've seen very, very few Trump supporters who weren't cult of personality//pol/ drones. I don't doubt that politically-aware Trump supporters exist, just as politically-aware Obama supporters existed in '08, but they are sure hard to find.

>>53305573
You seem mad. :^)

>>53305687
no

>>53305724
I'm talking about the entirety of Saudi Arabia, which he boldly stated that he won't put up with. I want Saudi Arabia to get nuked as much as the next person, but we need to play nice with them for the time being, and publicly saying 'i won't deal with your shit' is not a good start.

>>53305764
>muh foreign leaders
Do you not see what's going on in the world? We're in one of the most geopolitically sensitive eras of all time. Foreign relations are extremely important right now.

I admire your idealism, but the real world doesn't work like that. Also, Bush was a fucking terrible president in regards to foreign policy, so stating 'well at least nothing bad happened' isn't really a good idea. Plus foreign relations are much more complicated now.

>Trump already has the acceptance of Putin anyways. An American-Russian alliance would be fucking glorious.
I'd like to see them become friends as well, but not at the expense of other allies. Moving straight into an alliance with Russia is going to piss off a number of other countries.

>>53305802
>I like Trump as a rhetorician and agree with some of his policies, but I think he'd be a terrible president because he'll be awful with foreign relations
This has been going on since Bush and you're still standing as a superpower

>>53305998
>but we need to play nice with them for the time being
How long bowing down to Wahhabist society and root of terrorism is long enough? I don't think Trump is going to nuke Saudis as he's also against the Iran deal and Iranians most definitely do want to nuke Saudis, but if USA starts boycotting them then I am positively surprised.

>>53305802
I have yet to meet an economically literate hernie supporter and since I said it on 4chan, it must be true.

>>53305998
No you fucking idiot. America won't collapse because Canada, Mexico and the EU hate us.

Foreign policy is far less important now. we aren't in the 20th century anymore. This is the age of globalization.

Like I said, people fucking hated Bush. Guess what? We still stood strong as a superpower.

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>>53305623
Trump would be amazing at foreign affairs, I don't know why you think otherwise.

When it comes to international diplomacy and trade, we have no friends, no country does, we just have business partners, and we hold basically all the global cards on which to bargain with, so if you think that Trump won't run the table when it comes to our international affairs, then you're crazy.

Nobody gives a shit what anyone says on the campaign trail, it's all just politics and everyone knows it. What matters is what happens behind closed doors in actual interpersonal relations, and almost nothing else. Trump is actually a nice guy, and everyone that knows him likes him, so to say that he won't become buddy-buddy with foreign leaders on a personal level, is just ignorance of the man's entire life, and since he'll be the de facto authority of the strongest singular entity on Earth, the US government, he'll be in the absolute strongest position possible to make things happen.

This isn't elementary school, these are all experienced professionals that know how the world works, and don't privately think in cucked terms like "le Trump said meanie-pants things, we're gonna stonewall him!". That's completely retarded and not at all how global affairs work. What rules the day is your interpersonal skills and business acumen.

>>53301424
It's the parties who need to fear him. He's incredibly vocal and popular, if he were to use that as a weapon in calling out shady politicians then he'd be able to destroy their careers in an instant just by speaking.

>>53306113
We have military bases worldwide, many countries will still continue to rely on us for defense. This will not change over a president wanting to bar refugees from entry or adovocating for the deportation of illegals.

>>53306001
We're still standing, but things have gotten extremely complicated within the last year. For example, look at what's recently happened between SA and Iran. The next prez is going to have to negotiate that and somehow deal with the fact that Iran is in the right without jeopardizing our alliance with SA (or at least without making a better ME ally). Or handling NK without pissing of China or getting SK nuked, or negotiating with Mexico to fight the narcos, or Syria...

Plus 'still standing' isn't a great metric. There are a lot of foreign relations that could use some work.

>>53306092
>How long bowing down to Wahhabist society and root of terrorism is long enough? I don't think Trump is going to nuke Saudis as he's also against the Iran deal and Iranians most definitely do want to nuke Saudis, but if USA starts boycotting them then I am positively surprised.
I'd personally love to see the USA ally with Iran and Russia at the expense of the Saudis, but that would be an extremely risky political maneuver that would require a lot of diplomatic skill. Ending the relationship with SA would in general.

>>53306093
okay...?

>>53306113
>if the country doesn't collapse then the president was successful
lmao

>>53306319
>canada caring this much about merican politics
literally a cuck nation

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>>53305802
>doesn't have solid platforms on many of the most important issues America is facing, instead opting to campaign on immigration
Do you realize that immigration is what concerns the vast majority of this country the absolute most, next to the economy and terrorism, which by the way are both integral parts of his platform?

You don't have to personally like it, but if you're going to say it isn't important, well there's hundreds of millions of people in the US that will tell you to eat a dick, because they're pissed off about it and want it addressed.

>I've seen very, very few Trump supporters who weren't cult of personality//pol/ drones
You're just seeing what you want to see because of your own confirmation bias. You've done nothing but get BTFO this entire time and you still pretend you're the smart one in the conversation because you pretend you are.

You have almost no concept as to the issues that concerns huge portions of this country, and clearly you don't care as to the fact, because you're an idiot.

This country belongs to the people that live here, and if they say they want something done then it's the moral duty of their representatives to address it, even if you don't like it, so to actually sit here and pretend like Trump is anything but a representative statesman for talking about things people want talked about, then you're just another jackass with nothing but empty talk and double standards to back up the shockingly small amount of nothing that happens between your ears at any given moment.

Also you are a gay.

>>53306319
>The next prez is going to have to negotiate that and somehow deal with the fact that Iran is in the right without jeopardizing our alliance with SA
Well sorry but you can't keep the cake and eat it too, USA can not control the war between sunnis and shiites because muslims are gonna muslim nevertheless.

>>53306168
Why does everyone seem to think that America holds all the cards in negotiation? If that were true then we'd have told Saudi Arabia, Israel, and China to fuck off years ago.

You understand that nobody in the world aside from Trump supporters respects Trump, right? The entire world, foreign leaders included, are watching the US primaries like it's a reality show. There is almost no world leader who will take Trump seriously after this election, let alone put up with being spoken to as if in a businessroom. Again, diplomacy is nothing like business.

>This isn't elementary school, these are all experienced professionals that know how the world works, and don't privately think in cucked terms like "le Trump said meanie-pants things, we're gonna stonewall him!". That's completely retarded and not at all how global affairs work. What rules the day is your interpersonal skills and business acumen.
He has charisma. He does not have the ability to deal with people who are eccentric/potentially psychotic, have resources that are necessary to America's prosperity, don't respect him as a person, have a strong personality that clashes with his, hate America, have allies that will respond based on negotiations between the two parties, etc. Diplomacy isn't like The Apprentice. There are many, many more factors at play and much more at stake.

>typing out essays to make an argument on a turkic interior design site
i see your powerlevels are rising

>>53306523
>Why does everyone seem to think that America holds all the cards in negotiation?
Well America does seem to have the right to decide e.g. who can rule Syria.

>>53306523
>You understand that nobody in the world aside from Trump supporters respects Trump, right?
Are you implying they would respect Obama, Hillary, or Bernie?

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>>53306761
Bernie's presence oozes with dominance and respect, are you kidding?

>>53306200
lmao most countries despise but tolerate those bases
>>53306373
How many times do I have to say that I'm American? Jesus Christ learn how to read.

>>53306398
>Do you realize that immigration is what concerns the vast majority of this country the absolute most, next to the economy and terrorism, which by the way are both integral parts of his platform?
Yes, thanks for highlighting why so many American voters are so retarded and voting on their fee fees. Literally and demonstrably a non-issue.

>You're just seeing what you want to see because of your own confirmation bias. You've done nothing but get BTFO this entire time and you still pretend you're the smart one in the conversation because you pretend you are.
Oh? How was I ~BTFO~? The only think I saw were more Trump drones talking about muh immigration with zero facts to back their claims and some more Trump drones who think that foreign diplomacy is like business negotiations and that 'not causing the country/world to collapse' makes for good foreign policy. And a Finn who's actually smart enough to make decent counter-arguments. Totally BTFO though I suppose :'(

>You have almost no concept as to the issues that concerns huge portions of this country, and clearly you don't care as to the fact, because you're an idiot.
Do you wish to elaborate? Are you another one of the 'muh immigration' retards who doesn't know what the American immigration process is like?

>This country belongs to the people that live here

Thanks for proving my point about Trump supporters yet again. You're yet another idiot who's voting on their precious feelings without a single clue about what American immigration policy is like or whether or not immigrants benefit the country economically. You don't give a shit about anything but ~keepin out da brown ppl~. Thanks for being an example of my original point, I guess. It must be so hard to live life so afraid of something that doesn't exist. You should stop being so emotional.

>>53306853
i know Canadians are americans duh

>>53306523
i respect trump more than the other "polticians". it should be illegal to be a career politician. they have no business sense and no connection to the common man. they live in their own bubble where they take bribes and kickbacks at the expense of the everyday people that they are supposedly representing.

>>53306517
It's not about either sect, it's about choosing who to ally with between two countries who despise each other

>>53306707
America has a lot of power, but economically and to a moderate degree politically, it is at the mercy of others. Especially economically.

>>53306761
No
You can not respect more than one person, you know. Almost all of the candidates are shit this election season.

>>53306915
Well the answer is easy, you ally with Sunnis as always because apparently you must take part in this war too. Can't wait for refugee flow from Iran next time because USA is so good at choosing its allies.

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>>53306523
>You understand that nobody in the world aside from Trump supporters respects Trump, right?

Funny, I don't care about what anyone in the world thinks, much less Canadians.

If they don't like Trump they don't have to vote for him, oh wait they can't, and they'll have to deal with it because we own the entire world while they're a bunch of whiners ruining their own countries in creative new ways we could only imagine.

So to say a bunch of peoples and countries I have 0 respect for don't respect or like us/our President, then I don't think my ability to not give a single shit would even register, as the whining cucks of the world will quickly get over it or laugh along in hilarious ignorance to the incredible problems and worthless politicians plaguing their own countries as they quickly slide into civil unrest and economic irrelevence as they fill their borders with poo in looers and Muslims rape gangs.

Oh no, Sweden is laughing at us while a gang of Muslims sends another of their virgin women to the infirmary, deflowered, whatever will I do.

>>53306853
>foreign policy isn't like business negotiations.

Yes they are?

All negotiations and relations follow the same basic premise, just magnified on a larger or smaller scale.