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And Trump's probable reaction if his daughter were groped? Irrelevant. And let's not ignore that many women think this way too. Particularly among the group that can no longer pull a tight skirt over their ankles, let alone their asses. If you ever get bored and are having trouble sleeping, try this: Darwin, "The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex.";) |
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I think you might be right on that Cashy.
Eric, I don't think I will get that bored. I have far too much in my life right now. Boredom would not motivate me into reading such a tome...but curiousity might. |
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Strange isn't it? The people calling us ill educated are the very ones that are supposedly in charge of ensuring education is up to standard. Maybe it's their fault and not ours? I do believe, the buck should well and truly stop with them, not the victims of their poor education system. |
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I think in actual fact, our wonderful M.P. should perhaps turn his attentions towards education, if he had actually been given one that was worthwhile, maybe he would realise he has been taken for a similar ride as the rest of us?
Education, Education, Education, the more we spend on that the better we and those we vote for will become. Too late for my generation, that doesn't mean any future generation should be condemned just because those foolishly voted into power won't spend money educating us to their imagined standard. |
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Education seems to be the people demonstrating against democracy.:rolleyes:
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Hey Cash, the Tech wasn't that bad. I think the fun will start when Trump has to have a meaningful debate about things that really matter. No swearing, no insults, just common sense.
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Common sense is not a flower that grows well in every garden.
It is a plant that needs less fertiliser and more nurture. |
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Notice today riots in usa oer Trumps election, setting fire to shops etc thats real democracy, :rolleyes: Obama should clamp down big time on these people, but no doubt he wont.:rolleyes:
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Seems the UK isn't alone when it comes to deniers, snowflakes & remainiac equivalents, the "Donald" could be scuppered by self serving interest according to this article:
Donald Trump could lose presidency to Hillary Clinton because of White House loophole | World | News | Daily Express |
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Not much Obama can do on this one. It's really up to the Governors of the States where the unrest is taking place. They can call out the National Guard and ask the Feds for financial aid. Anyway he's too busy packing his stuff and figuring out if any of his cronies need a Presidential Pardon before he leaves office.:D And the US is no stranger to civil unrest ... or, come to think of it, all out civil war. |
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Second, the article refers to the College going against the popular vote. If in the very unlikely circumstance that they do something that has never been done before, they will be going with the popular vote which Clinton won, as did Al Gore. Whatever. It ain't gonna happen. |
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[QUOTE=DaveinGermany;1181183]Seems the UK isn't alone when it comes to deniers, snowflakes & remainiac equivalents, the "Donald" could be scuppered by self serving interest according to this article:QUOTE]
This reminds me of the post referendum furore. Who knows how things will turn out with Trump as President, who knows how it would turn out if Clinton had won. Yes, she has diplomatic/political experience (also, allegedly, a complete disregard for Security, financial wrongdoing, and sacrificing American lives through inaction), but remember how others who had diplomatic/political experience screwed up their country - Heath, Blair, Brown amongst others. Trump doesn't have any diplomatic/political experience, but he is a very successful business man, some failures but more successes. Already there are encouraging signs coming from Putin and others, and unlike Obama and Clinton, the UK will not be at the back of the queue for trade deals, in fact he will possibly use a quick trade deal with UK to shake up a number of other countries - or Unions of countries. As with Brexit, we can only wait and see, with hope and prayers if you are that way inclined. |
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