ChrisJones
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It's just something else, in life, that they're shit at.
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I can agree with some of that, but a vote for Trump is a pretty drastic roll of the dice. Like asking a crackhead to look after your house while you go away on holiday. If voting makes us part of the herd what option doesn't? Is it acceptable to attempt to change within the system? Or is that too sheepy also? Trying to change things at the ballot box is a civic duty. Personally I wouldn't vote for either of them. The good news is I don't have to because there are 15 options better than these two. I'm not in it for win, or lose, I'm in it for right, against wrong. The main two marketed cand
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Apparently while he was being escorted out of the arena the crowd gave him a standing ovation, and then the medics accidentally dropped him as the crowd look on in disbelief
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It says that we're sheep and we believe everything we're told. If it flashes on a screen long enough, and tickles our bias confirmation, we will do everything money wants us to.
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Trump shows that people will lap up whatever they're told! The reason he's popular is because the vast majority of people absorb the way he's being marketed. It's a tried and tested method, that works most of the time. The people that want these two people in power have spent massive amounts of money to sway your opinion. As you say any other candidate would be third at best. That's only because you've been told that by billionaires! Welcome to the herd! What Nik said... only a loony would think Clinton would be a better option, but the MSM have told you that these are the only peopl
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Does it count if you're not in the EU anymore?
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Who says anything about voting for Hillary? There are 20 parties running for the top job. There are literally hundreds of independents. Why vote for the perceived lesser of two evils when neither of them are an option? Trump represents himself. No one else. He represents a different direction. Not a new one. So she's the only crooked one here? As above there are hundreds of potential candidates more suited to the position than either of them. What makes you think that Trump can't be bought? I sincerely don't understand his popularity. He's on his third marriage, and preaching
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Based on what though? What is he going to do, that makes him so trustworthy? He still hasn't told anyone how he's going to achieve his goal.
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It remains to be seen but it appears he already has with the Khan family. Having a crack at the family of fallen soldiers, especially when you dodged the draft 5 times in a row, is kind of a no, no, in the land of free. Not to mention that he accepted a veteran's purple heart medal as a gift. The Yanks get a little touchy about that, more so during war time. The Khan family epitomise the American dream, which is why they were selected for the DNC. DT going for the jugular isn't very popular with republicans, or democrats.
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Can't argue with that, Nik. The media is a for profit business. They will do whatever they need to, even if that means hacking dead people's phones.
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Not having a pop, Nik, but how do you gauge the public mood living in Stockport? I'm living in a staunchly republican state, surrounded by republican supporters and paid up party members. I have yet to meet one that likes the guy. My boss at work is an evangelical christian, and he's voting libertarian at the election, despite being a paid up RP member. He thinks DT doesn't reflect the core values of the republican movement. Mitt Romney, former runner in the last election, says he won't endorse him and the church he belongs to will probably follow suit based on DT's comments towards immigrants
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£104 a year, at the current exchange rate, is about $140USD give or take. F*ck it... I'll donate that to the local PBT, no kill shelter. At least it's doing something instead of making someone else rich.
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The moon doesn't exist mate. It's a hologram projected by Isis, so they know how to triangulate prayer times...
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All the more reason to view different source material. Cover all the angles, and resist the urge to go with confirmation bias. Question everything.
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This new outburst has put him on very shaky grounds with the independent voters. Especially as he represents the party that sent them to war in the first place.
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We're at the stage where digital manipulation technology makes video very unreliable. Look what the Stalin communists were able to achieve with an airbrush, decades before Photoshop. At the last I checked 6 corporations control the information for 90% of the media. Down from 50 in the early 80's. People are controllable therefore predictable.
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I'd rather donate the £52 a year.
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Max, the odds of winning the jackpot are nearly 117 million to one.
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Don't forget the T Shirt too... otherwise you won't get the full coverage.
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A lot less chance of winning, Max?
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Unless it was a model of the Pentagon made to look like it had been attacked?
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I think if anything qualifies as a conspiracy it's the fact that the media is controlled by a handful of corporations. If they control the information, who knows what's truth and what isn't?
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Sounds a lot like Jehovah's Witnesses then?
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Look for this stuff... If you can't get it locally, send off for some. Wifey took it to the Costa Rican rainforest, not a bite. I use it on the dogs collars as it repels ticks. Apply it to clothing, hats, and boots, and it lasts longer. Anything that crawls, and bites, here is repelled by it. I even spray it inside my boots for black widows, and scorpions. If you're feeling particularly flush have a look at these... Duluth No Fly Zone It's impregnated into the clothing and it's good for 70-100 washes. Decent hard wearing gear too. Risk is minimal if you app
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I'd wager he won't get bitten either!
