I will support whom ever is opposing Hillary. At the moment that looks like Trump. That does not mean I support Trump, it means that no matter how bad Donald could turn out to be, Hillary would undoubtedly be worse. Far, far worse.
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I will support whom ever is opposing Hillary. At the moment that looks like Trump. That does not mean I support Trump, it means that no matter how bad Donald could turn out to be, Hillary would undoubtedly be worse. Far, far worse.
a conservative can't vote for trump
-a conservative won't vote for trump
-many here that appear to support trump
-are not conservatives
-never have been
-never will be
-you can't trust them
-and
-you know who they are
he has said it many times.Wait now I'm really confused. Aren't you the guy who says vote Republican regardless of the candidate???
You have to admit, sometimes you are a little goofy. You have said that anyone who cares about conservative values needs to vote Republican. Now, it sounds like you think Trump is such a rare breed; perhaps he is a secret agent for the Democratic party who came in from the night to sabotage the Republican party?-you shouldn't be confused
-if
-you think for yourself
He's :greedy: a reflection of us (2 Ti 3:3 KJV, Ro 1:31 KJV).
He's also demonstrably big on actually getting impressive structures built. It's not like he's saying that we're going to put a man on the Moon.I think he described it as a "big, beautiful wall". Does it bother you at all that there's more detail in your post here trying to imagine the wall than there is in any of his descriptions of it? He's awfully big on hand-waving...
We've tried not having a wall. It's not working.Also, how was it that El Chapo escaped again? It seems like there were some walls around him.
Statistics indicate what we would expect, that people don't tend to use a longgun (shotgun or rifle) nearly as frequently as a handgun. Snubnosed revolvers are among the guns that are plentiful, and are used for suicides and crime.Um, I doubt the first consideration of most people buying a firearm is how proportional it is to blowing one's head off with it...
I'm not hesitant about trying it. I'm just not arrogant.Why? You surely lean in the direction of it being a good one so why so hesitant?
I'm not hesitant, I'm just not arrogant.Okay, maybe your hesitancy to accept ownership of an idea is now well placed.
The crime in and coming from Mexico is a known fact, don't be dense.This is just a dumb statement to make. Mexico - like your own country - is full of people of all stripes, including drug 'lords', cartels and the like.
No, it's not.That's like placing a bet on a horse you happen to like the name of without knowing whether it's still got four legs or even what race it might happen to be running in anyway...
Why are you so contentious. We need to analyze meaningful data and make a reasoned decision about whether or not a policy is in the public interest or not. We can't just have our opinion and force it on everybody else, especially not in spite of evidence that may suggest the opposite of our present opinion on the matter. It's scientific to analyze the results of an experiment. It's pig headed and arrogant to order the troops to charge a hill that isn't worth taking.Oh, so you need someone in power to determine whether a policy is 'good or bad'? You don't have any ideas on what constitutes either yourself?
What are you even talking about.Say I think it's a good idea to exterminate the crippled because they're a tax burden on the economy. Good or bad idea in your opinion?
In order to participate as a supplier in a market, there are regulatory requirements. Every nation has them. And, separately, rich, successful companies have the luxury to hire expert business consultants to help them further in their endeavors. Large companies have advantages in both of these areas, and it's fundamentally unfair that SMEs must devote so much of their resources as a percentage on meeting these requirements and hiring these consultants. I would like to see government helping SMEs to grow into large enterprises by subsidizing independent professional consultancy and/or independent professional firms that assist SMEs in meeting regulator requirements.That's a whole load of non specific guff any back bench politician would shy away from spouting dude. Specifics...
True. handguns, pistols and small revolvers are used in most crimes and in suicide. Rifles are the least used when we control for type of crime and rule out some rifles. Shotguns are many used in crime when they are short.Statistics indicate what we would expect, that people don't tend to use a longgun (shotgun or rifle) nearly as frequently as a handgun. Snubnosed revolvers are among the guns that are plentiful, and are used for suicides and crime.
I liked President Reagan except for this.darn that reagan - taking away our brutal mexican drug lords with machine guns! :sozo2:
Right. And the SCOTUS has ruled that short-barreled ("sawed-off") shotguns are not guns protected by the Second Amendment, since only firearms of military significance are protected, and no military ever uses short-barreled shotguns.True. handguns, pistols and small revolvers are used in most crimes and in suicide. Rifles are the least used when we control for type of crime and rule out some rifles. Shotguns are many used in crime when they are short.
He's also demonstrably big on actually getting impressive structures built.
It's not like he's saying that we're going to put a man on the Moon.
We've tried not having a wall. It's not working.
The objection I have is that we shouldn't build a wall because it's impractical, wouldn't solve the problem, and it's a distraction from things we probably should be a lot more worried about.
He has plenty of experience building things, big things. And that does distinguish him among all the other candidates, so coming from him, it's easier to believe that he'd be able to actually do it. He's jumped through some of the toughest hoops to build what he has built, and those are the skills and experiences that anybody needs to do what he's saying he'll do.He actually didn't build most of them. He just licensed his name.
But he has not failed to build.A lot of the ventures he actually entered have failed.
Fair enough. I think it's worth a try.The objection that I have isn't that we shouldn't build a wall because it's impossible, or even too difficult. The objection I have is that we shouldn't build a wall because it's impractical, wouldn't solve the problem, and it's a distraction from things we probably should be a lot more worried about.
It's the violent crime that's in view when I say that the wall is worth a try.How are you judging that? The net migration is actually out of the country. And since a fairly small percentage of people actually just run across the border, it seems kinda irrelevant.
What's not to loath? I am seriously amazed that so many *conservatives* are supporting this guy after years of speaking out against everything this man represents.
He has plenty of experience building things, big things. And that does distinguish him among all the other candidates, so coming from him, it's easier to believe that he'd be able to actually do it. He's jumped through some of the toughest hoops to build what he has built, and those are the skills and experiences that anybody needs to do what he's saying he'll do.
But he has not failed to build.
Fair enough. I think it's worth a try.
It's the violent crime that's in view when I say that the wall is worth a try.
:up:You cannot reason anyone out of a position that they arrived at emotionally.
Vote for Ted Cruz if you want a Conservative Christian with a proven track record. Polls also indicate that Cruz can beat Clinton. Polls indicate that Donald Trump can't beat Clinton. I'm a Cruz supporter if you can't tell.
I think conservatives are being stubborn and doing nothing more than acting like the Left. I see mostly petty or obsolete reasons which conservatives consistently count and recount to avoid supporting Trump.
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And I think you laid out some pretty good reasons for why Trump is getting so much support, but that support is more in spite of conservatism rather than because of it.