Chula Vista

Click on the link in my previous post.

So Ki, list the top 5 things you hate about Clinton and why. Or don't.

Here's what I hate about Trump.

1. He's an egomaniac. He listens to no-one but the little person inside his head.

2. He's a bully. Don't even think to bat an eye at the guy or he'll take you down with ridicule. (reporter with disabilities, gold star parents, etc.)

3. He's made his riches by destroying lots of blue collar businesses and workers.

4. He's too unpredictable. If we were in a crisis who knows what the hell the little man in his head would decide to do.

5. He's a snake oil salesman. He's pandering to the lowest common denominator with stuff like Build A Wall and Make America Great Again. If he's doing it now what would happen if he actually got into office.

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Key

I would list them, but that would mean that I favor Trump over Clinton, which I don't. I can find reasons to hate both, and I can agree with the reasons you put here. I'm just having a hard time figuring out why you feel it's necessary to put Clinton on such a high pedestal. I understand that you don't want Trump in office, but for me, voting for either of them is like voting for either of them. They're both corrupt, and the fact that we have to choose between two corrupt politicians says a lot about our system. And the fact that people are eating it up says a lot about the people that live in this country.

Chula Vista

Tell me how Clinton is corrupt? People in this thread are just tossing out the words but not backing them up with substance.

And I don't hold her on a high pedestal. I thought I'd made that clear.

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“The fact that we live at the bottom of a deep gravity well,
on the surface of a gas covered planet going around a nuclear fireball 90 million miles away
and think this to be normal is obviously some indication of how skewed our perspective tends to be.”