pauldyson1uk
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Oh, well as long as it isn’t personal...
You might want to start by making sure that larger problem doesn’t keep growing in your own back yard.Trump is a symptom of a much larger problem and we, as Europeans, need to acknowledge that.
You might want to start by making sure that larger problem doesn’t keep growing in your own back yard.
I’m talking about Europe in general. Let’s not pretend like there isn’t a growing alt-right movement over there right now too.We do, don't worry. Honestly, even our right wing party is pretty liberal when compared to Trump.
Fox is pretty much State sponsored propaganda at this point....
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I’m disappointed in Jack.
So very trueElway and Peyton taught me not to expect anything from sportsmen politically.
It's not really surprising since they have done this in the past. Just as the Republicans turn a blind eye to the wrongs their own do. Neither party can stand on the moral high ground on the issues of harassment/assault/rape.Trump will be glad to hear Pelosi has just messed up big time on "Meet the Press". She was just defending Conyers and was even lavishing praises on Conyers.
The party should have been able to take a stand on sexual harassment/abuse and the leadership have managed to score an own goal.
He’s just a sentiment to how the US has ceased to share our values. We really should stop treating them any better than we do the Chinese or anyone.
This is dangerous us vs them thinking and its factually wrong. The resurgence of more extreme right-wing ideas is a worldwide phenomenon not something limited to the USA.
Look at the UK and Trump's mate Farage's victory for the Brexit vote that previewed Trump's election. The continent has seen many far-right anti-immigration protests famously in France very similar to the alt-right in the US, Eastern Europe and Russia are still some of the biggest bastions of racism and discrimination against Africans and black people in general. There is a rise of far right firebrand commentators in Latin America as well. And in China the Han have a long history of institutional racism against non-Han Chinese let alone some recent comments on the trouble with Africans in China as well.
People mistakenly believing the current rise of the far right is just "America's problem" are making a dangerous mistake of not understanding that this resurgence is happening literally everywhere. And from reports the far right is also on the rise in Germany including far right entering German's parliament.
Yeah, I think that's the main difference - not the fringe right, but the mainstream right. Republicans have been comic book character evil for years already.It's an interesting one to look at and most cases are very different from each other. Trump's win was interesting because in spite of his populism seeming out of place it's largely similar to views held even by most establishment Republicans. The fact that the Republicans are actively in government makes them a different case to a lot of other far-right movements. As does the fact that instead of being a new party rising from nothing, it's an established party who have drifted further and further to the right.
Brexit was boosted by Farage but had support from plenty of left-wingers; something like 30% of Lib Dem, Labour and SNP voters were all behind it and yet many of them still stuck to voting for their preferred parties this year. UKIP got about 12% in 2015 but that was them at their best and now they're irrelevant. The Tories contain some very right-wing figures but also have plenty of right-wingers who'd veer a bit closer to the centre.
Also, I'd say far-right politicians have had a fairly underwhelming year for the most part. Wilders was leading in the Dutch polls but ended up coming nowhere near having the most votes. Le Pen flopped in France's second round vote even though she made it past the first round. As has been mentioned UKIP fell away here and the talking point was Corbyn's surge. The AfD got into parliament in Germany but never really managed to get anywhere near 20%.
This is dangerous us vs them thinking and its factually wrong. The resurgence of more extreme right-wing ideas is a worldwide phenomenon not something limited to the USA.
Look at the UK and Trump's mate Farage's victory for the Brexit vote that previewed Trump's election. The continent has seen many far-right anti-immigration protests famously in France very similar to the alt-right in the US, Eastern Europe and Russia are still some of the biggest bastions of racism and discrimination against Africans and black people in general. There is a rise of far right firebrand commentators in Latin America as well. And in China the Han have a long history of institutional racism against non-Han Chinese let alone some recent comments on the trouble with Africans in China as well.
People mistakenly believing the current rise of the far right is just "America's problem" are making a dangerous mistake of not understanding that this resurgence is happening literally everywhere. And from reports the far right is also on the rise in Germany including far right entering German's parliament.
His ego has no limit.
Yeah, he is incredibleHe will take credit for everything including my next errection.
Chomsky spot on in 1985!
Top 3 worst Trump tweet ever?
It’s holding all three spots.
The question is... what’s about to drop this time?
Edit - of course, Kushner’s email deadline today. So here we have confirmation that we are about to hear something incriminating come from this.