Trump’s sister
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@Larry said in Trump’s sister:
Let's talk about character and integrity.
Last week the democrats spent a week telling us how horrible thing are in America. We literally MUST get rid of Trump and put them back in power or the world is going to come to an end. We saw men dressed up like women denigrate our pledge, omit God, and we watched as a preacher prayed to that same God they want to eliminate and tell us if we didn't fall in line with their agenda, we would go to he'll.
Six minutes into the Republican convention and the preacher prayed for BOTH parties, and two different men recited the pledge, emphasizing the line "under God".
You'll have to forgive me, but I will not take anyone seriously who tells me they don't like Trump because of character and integrity issues, and allow the Godless, mentally ill Left to have a pass. Your3 just not credible.
a) I dunno anything about that.
b) I thought the "under god" thing was added in the 50's as a response to communism. Whoever made the pledge originally didn't have "under god" in it.
c) I'm not an atheist, but I find it odd to implicitly say that you have to believe in god to pledge allegiance to this country
d) that has nothing to do with my question on the POW thing.
@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
@Larry said in Trump’s sister:
Let's talk about character and integrity.
Last week the democrats spent a week telling us how horrible thing are in America. We literally MUST get rid of Trump and put them back in power or the world is going to come to an end. We saw men dressed up like women denigrate our pledge, omit God, and we watched as a preacher prayed to that same God they want to eliminate and tell us if we didn't fall in line with their agenda, we would go to he'll.
Six minutes into the Republican convention and the preacher prayed for BOTH parties, and two different men recited the pledge, emphasizing the line "under God".
You'll have to forgive me, but I will not take anyone seriously who tells me they don't like Trump because of character and integrity issues, and allow the Godless, mentally ill Left to have a pass. Your3 just not credible.
a) I dunno anything about that.
b) I thought the "under god" thing was added in the 50's as a response to communism. Whoever made the pledge originally didn't have "under god" in it.
c) I'm not an atheist, but I find it odd to implicitly say that you have to believe in god to pledge allegiance to this country
d) that has nothing to do with my question on the POW thing.
You don't have to believe in God, But you DO have to respect the fact that the majority of us do, and until you get the people to vote to remove it from the pledge, respect it or get out.
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@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
@Larry said in Trump’s sister:
And every damned one of those things, you have the leftwing media's spun version of them. You're a sheep, and you are being led by the nose.
Defend the POW thing. I don't see how you do it.
Easy. Sorry to hear you are a POW. But you attacked me first, and you attacked me with lies. POW or not, you're not going to hide behind that and lie about me without me responding. You left your POW priveledge behind and became political on your own.
@Larry said in Trump’s sister:
@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
@Larry said in Trump’s sister:
And every damned one of those things, you have the leftwing media's spun version of them. You're a sheep, and you are being led by the nose.
Defend the POW thing. I don't see how you do it.
Easy. Sorry to hear you are a POW. But you attacked me first, and you attacked me with lies. POW or not, you're not going to hide behind that and lie about me without me responding. You left your POW priveledge behind and became political on your own.
That would make sense if that’s what he said. What Trump actually said:
“He’s not a war hero. He was a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren’t captured.”
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@Larry said in Trump’s sister:
@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
I have very incomplete information - but from what I directly observe the man is a liar, has low integrity and doesn't seem to think about issues very deeply (doesn't mean he can't be effective).
And Maryanne seemed to agree. That's why I found it interesting. It corroborates my personal judgement.
Yes, im aware thats how you see it. Perhaps if you took the time to objectively get more complete information about the man you wouldn't have such an incorrect opinion.
I'm a simple man, Larry. I tend to judge people on character and integrity before other attributes.
I can certainly understand voting for the man if you think abortion, tax cuts, etc. are a moral or survival imperative.
I just don't feel strong enough about policy (or think the President has so much influence there) that it overrides my judgement of his character.
Now if you're trying to convince me that he's actually a good guy... well, let's just agree to disagree.
@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
@Larry said in Trump’s sister:
@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
I have very incomplete information - but from what I directly observe the man is a liar, has low integrity and doesn't seem to think about issues very deeply (doesn't mean he can't be effective).
And Maryanne seemed to agree. That's why I found it interesting. It corroborates my personal judgement.
Yes, im aware thats how you see it. Perhaps if you took the time to objectively get more complete information about the man you wouldn't have such an incorrect opinion.
I'm a simple man, Larry. I tend to judge people on character and integrity before other attributes.
I can certainly understand voting for the man if you think abortion, tax cuts, etc. are a moral or survival imperative.
I just don't feel strong enough about policy (or think the President has so much influence there) that it overrides my judgement of his character.
Now if you're trying to convince me that he's actually a good guy... well, let's just agree to disagree.
Politics is a dirty, nasty business. Integrity is important, but so is policy and production. It's a low level war.
Like a chiropractor told me one time, " I can rub on you a little bit, do some stretches on you and mutter about I'm sorry that you hurt. Or I can do what needs to be done and it's gonna hurt like hell, but you'll get better.
Give me the guy that may hurt, but can be effective, rather than someone who tells you what you want to hear and doesn't get anything done.
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Hey xenon, what do you think about a clinical psychologist throwing down such shade a week after a brother’s death and a day after the funeral? Where is that written in therapy manuals?
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Hey xenon, what do you think about a clinical psychologist throwing down such shade a week after a brother’s death and a day after the funeral? Where is that written in therapy manuals?
@Loki said in Trump’s sister:
Hey xenon, what do you think about a clinical psychologist throwing down such shade a week after a brother’s death and a day after the funeral? Where is that written in therapy manuals?
Who’s the clinical psychologist?
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Hey xenon, what do you think about a clinical psychologist throwing down such shade a week after a brother’s death and a day after the funeral? Where is that written in therapy manuals?
@Loki said in Trump’s sister:
Hey xenon, what do you think about a clinical psychologist throwing down such shade a week after a brother’s death and a day after the funeral? Where is that written in therapy manuals?
What does "throwing down such shade" mean?
Is that like Freud and Jung stuff? -
Interesting. I just learned the pledge was invented by a Christian socialist in the late 1800s.
He blended left wing economics with Christianity.
@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
Interesting. I just learned the pledge was invented by a Christian socialist in the late 1800s.
He blended left wing economics with Christianity.
And what does that have to do with it? Good grief.
Look - if you don't like how things are done in America get the fuck out of it. I'm getting tired of having to suffer a fool.
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@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
Interesting. I just learned the pledge was invented by a Christian socialist in the late 1800s.
He blended left wing economics with Christianity.
And what does that have to do with it? Good grief.
Look - if you don't like how things are done in America get the fuck out of it. I'm getting tired of having to suffer a fool.
@Larry said in Trump’s sister:
@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
Interesting. I just learned the pledge was invented by a Christian socialist in the late 1800s.
He blended left wing economics with Christianity.
And what does that have to do with it? Good grief.
Look - if you don't like how things are done in America get the fuck out of it. I'm getting tired of having to suffer a fool.
It’s just interesting that the pledge of allegiance is written by a socialist. That’s not interesting to you?
This thread made me look up the origin.
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@Larry said in Trump’s sister:
@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
Interesting. I just learned the pledge was invented by a Christian socialist in the late 1800s.
He blended left wing economics with Christianity.
And what does that have to do with it? Good grief.
Look - if you don't like how things are done in America get the fuck out of it. I'm getting tired of having to suffer a fool.
It’s just interesting that the pledge of allegiance is written by a socialist. That’s not interesting to you?
This thread made me look up the origin.
@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
@Larry said in Trump’s sister:
@xenon said in Trump’s sister:
Interesting. I just learned the pledge was invented by a Christian socialist in the late 1800s.
He blended left wing economics with Christianity.
And what does that have to do with it? Good grief.
Look - if you don't like how things are done in America get the fuck out of it. I'm getting tired of having to suffer a fool.
It’s just interesting that the pledge of allegiance is written by a socialist. That’s not interesting to you?
This thread made me look up the origin.
Actually, Bellamy wrote part of it. It's been amended a couple of times.
Bellamy was a Baptist minister, who at the time was a Christian socialist, a bit different than what the word socialist is taken to mean today. The Pledge was written in response to the adoption of Columbus Day, a holiday Bellamy had campaigned for (poor sod probably didn't know about Columbus enslaving all those charming native people he discivered).
As usual, history without context is useless. Rememeber, The Pledge was written within the lifetime of many of the combatants of the Civil War, a lot whom did not care a lot for the Union flag at one time. It was first recited by children and was seen as a unifying mechanism for Americans.
It still is.
