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<i>"Without the "to", it can only mean fled from."</i>
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<b><i>"If you paid attention"</b></i>
Enough said.
You may "suspect" whatever you want. <b><i>I</b></i> suspect you have spent rather too much time in "history books", particularly those slanted towards confirming your prejudices.
Or perhaps you've watched too many movies?
I must say that's a bit hard to credit, fc31. Are you saying that Republican politicians don't want a Republican who can win government for them twice, against appalling odds and in spite of active warlike resistance?
I hardly think so.
God almighty! Are you serious?
You are actually saying, in print, online, in public, that you expect President Trump will eventually send people to gas chambers!
Truly, the excesses of some Americans never fails to astonish me. And I've been coming to forums like this one for many years.
I don't know enough about the topic, not being an American. So, I won't "take a position" on it.
I do know about satire and parody, and I know when someone is pulling my leg, just to get a reaction.
Don't you?
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He speaks softly, but he carries a big stick.
Most intelligent people would like to be like that.
Yes, well, you see, this is probably one of the reasons why so many Americans believed Kamala Harris and her people; you have no sense of the ridiculous. No grasp of satire. No sense of insincerity in another's speech. No gift for detecting drollery, sarcasm, or even outright parody. And certainly no skill in detecting lies by liars.
And to disarm yourselves even more, you skite about your hatred of a man who talks straight and doesn't pull his punches.
One wonders how your great country became so sickly. You never used to be.
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Yeah, maybe McCoy. Scotty probably wouldn't have said that.
I don't know anything about "veterans".
I do know a bit about 60 year-olds. Most people by age 60 have learned a bit about the important things in life.
Maybe when you get to 70...
Reading comprehension isn't really your best skill, is it.
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If you're going to post something on a forum, it's always a good idea to write it in such a way that anyone who happens to read it can understand what you're trying to say.
HINT: "They are" is contracted to "They're". So, "They are eating the dogs" should be written as "They're eating the dogs".
"Their" is not short for "They are".
You're a 60 year-old veteran?
Damn, you should have more sense by now.
So if I do watch it, I'll know it's a dumb movie? :)
Nuh.
Ta.
The cover has it as "The Naked Prey", but I haven't seen any other reference to it anywhere else.
Not that it matters, really. It seems like a dumb movie to me.
Exactly. Like he's trying to let go a fart but it's stuck.
I'd say the unknown is always, by definition, a bad choice. It's a ghastly mistake to vote from ignorance.
According to some, America has already made that mistake once, when it elected Donald Trump to office. You were ignorant of his flaws then, but you made him President.
Why would you want to make that same mistake again? By electing this Harris, you might wind up with a worse President than Trump ever was. In fact, going by what I've seen and heard about Harris, I think it's actually extremely likely you'd have a worse President than Trump ever was...
I think Americans really should be trying to overcome their prejudice and focussing on Trump's positive qualities, rather than trying to punish him at any cost. Because it seems to me that this apparent enthusiasm for Harris is manufactured and superficial, prompted solely by revenge against Trump. Such a mindset can only be bad for your country. You're the greatest country in the world. I, and others, can only hope you remain that.
<blockquote>Trump is an idiotic self serving egotistical moron with zero redeeming qualities proven time and again when he talks and completely unsuitable to be President - pretty much anyone else would be better.
I dont know much about Kamala apart from apparently she has a funny laugh and Trump is obsessed with what color her skin is.</blockquote>
That's a worry. You have a very subjective opinion about one candidate, based on your dislike of their personal traits, but you don't know much about the other candidate.
In the coming election, America has no choice. It seems to be as simple as that.
In a situation like that, the old adage probably applies: <b>"Better the devil you know, than the devil you don't know"</b>
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