What's not to laugh at? There is an argument going around that says Trump supporters should be understood ,not mocked and laughed at. How can you take people serious when they support...

Inyourface Loc: East Coast

There is an argument going around that says Trump supporters should be understood ,not mocked and laughed at.
How can you take people serious when they support a con man ,who is a pathological liar and corrupt? Trumps own Secretary of State calls him a moron.

Being a bigoted ,know nothing must be like having Alzheimer's. Trump supporters aren't funny, they are just pathetic.

PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco

Inyourface wrote:

There is an argument going around that says Trump supporters should be understood ,not mocked and laughed at.
How can you take people serious when they support a con man ,who is a pathological liar and corrupt? Trumps own Secretary of State calls him a moron.

Being a bigoted ,know nothing must be like having Alzheimer's. Trump supporters aren't funny, they are just pathetic.

I just think it's more efficient (and moral) to attack the problem, not the person.
But then, Trump by his own declarations as the leader of the free world sets a pretty convincing example of how it's OK to call people names.

It's a tough call sometimes.

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

PaulPisces wrote:

I just think it's more efficient (and moral) to attack the problem, not the person.
But then, Trump by his own declarations as the leader of the free world sets a pretty convincing example of how it's OK to call people names.

It's a tough call sometimes.

And is it ok for media Dems moviestars to call him names and wish his death??? He is fighting back, and i support him!!!

PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco

proud republican wrote:

And is it ok for media Dems moviestars to call him names and wish his death??? He is fighting back, and i support him!!!

I don't think name-calling is OK for either side. I do not support such childish behavior for whatever reason.
I know that is a hard rule to follow and we all slip from time to time. But for Trump it seems to be a standard practice.

In the case of Obama, he took the high road and ignored the names he was called.

wuzblynd Loc: thomson georgia

PaulPisces wrote:

I just think it's more efficient (and moral) to attack the problem, not the person.
But then, Trump by his own declarations as the leader of the free world sets a pretty convincing example of how it's OK to call people names.

It's a tough call sometimes.

I don't think u have a clue what moral means.

Bad Bob Loc: Virginia

Inyourface wrote:

There is an argument going around that says Trump supporters should be understood ,not mocked and laughed at.
How can you take people serious when they support a con man ,who is a pathological liar and corrupt? Trumps own Secretary of State calls him a moron.

Being a bigoted ,know nothing must be like having Alzheimer's. Trump supporters aren't funny, they are just pathetic.

rjoeholl

Inyourface wrote:

There is an argument going around that says Trump supporters should be understood ,not mocked and laughed at.
How can you take people serious when they support a con man ,who is a pathological liar and corrupt? Trumps own Secretary of State calls him a moron.

Being a bigoted ,know nothing must be like having Alzheimer's. Trump supporters aren't funny, they are just pathetic.

OMG! OOOO MMMM FUGGIN GGGG!!!! We're pathetic, bigoted "know nothing"s!!! Does this mean we're not "deplorables" any more?

mongo Loc: TEXAS

Inyourface wrote:

There is an argument going around that says Trump supporters should be understood ,not mocked and laughed at.
How can you take people serious when they support a con man ,who is a pathological liar and corrupt? Trumps own Secretary of State calls him a moron.

Being a bigoted ,know nothing must be like having Alzheimer's. Trump supporters aren't funny, they are just pathetic.

If you want to see pathetic, just watch some of these democrat parasites;

https://youtu.be/pCP3b_a2Zoo