@comeonman said:
I am just going to re-iterate one point. I never said Trump is without blame. I said let's not place all the blame at his feet.
You seem consumed with your hatred for Trump. I don't throw that word hate around easily, but I can't think of a word better suited in this situation.
I disagree with you, but I do not have any ill will towards you. So, this piece of garbage bids you good day.
Well, I'm hard-pressed to qualify you as garbage into my generalization, you seem like an alright dude, but I will say this in closing in turn.
Firstly, yes, I do hate Trump and don't attempt to hide it. If TDS exists, then I'm the poster boy for it (at least one to the extent that I'm not out there rioting). My life isn't consumed with hate for him, but he is one politician that extends past politics in my animosity, primarily because he's destroyed the respect I once held for those very close to me and for who I care for a great deal, who've admitted things that've been very hard to deal with (my father has admitted he's a racist in his support for Trump, and that he also doesn't care if Trump breaks the law as it would be in the best interest of the country). That hurts a lot to know, and I'd best be left in ignorance had he not been elected to demonstrate it.
Secondly, sure, I tend to judge people based on the associations they hold to others in life, and I in now way find that an unreasonable position. With Trump, his supporters love to try to have their cake and eat it too. They wish to separate the individual and his character from his political ideology in attempting to absolve themselves from responsibility of the former. I don't claim that all politicians are squeaky clean or that they one that I back is, everyone's human and has their faults, but Trump is an exception. He is so obviously personally bankrupt and he makes no illusion of it. He embraces and encourages it. One thing I've learned about Trump supporters is they hold either two of these positions:
1) they are either as morally bankrupt as he is and hence see no objection to supporting him, or....
2) if they hold any, they are willing to abdicate their morals or values to enable the support of political capital and ideology.
Neither of these I believe speaks highly of the person advocating them. People who support Trump are, frankly, sell outs. They've sold out their decency and values for politics. They have no integrity. Yet I can't claim this without being claimed as some self-righteous virtue signaler, or an arrogant, condescending, mocking individual because, heaven forbid, I find values and a strong moral center in a person paramount. Fine, if that is the cost, I'll take it.
I'd never support Trump, even if he furthered every single policy I agreed with I wouldn't even consider him from what I've seen. He is a piece of garbage. You may not be, but you're in one of two categories nonetheless, neither of which shine a favorable light. Which I know you and every other Trump supporter couldn't care less about. Fine, I don't expect you to. I just wish Trump supporters would stop whining and acting so indignant about having to lay in the bed they find suitable to sleep in.
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