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Russia sent out a big ass loving tanker with a stuffload of planes and attack helicopters over there.

Why would they suddenly agree for the no fly zone?
tony you're saying all this as if clinton's no-fly zone is some original thought of hers. the US, UK, and other world leaders are already advocating for a no-fly zone in syria. russia doesn't want one and may or may not change its mind, but the fact that clinton wants one is literally no kind of news because it just means, as a nation, our foreign policy stance on that issue is unchanged.


I kept getting ads from Obama to go vote early for Hillary

I voted early for Annoying Orange


Why do people get mad when Annoying Orange says handicapped stuff? If he calls action for the handicapped stuff he says then Id get what theyre saying. But he just says some dumb things and people go "OMG CENSOR HIMM!!!!"


This is why I no longer identify as liberal...

Why do people get mad when Annoying Orange says handicapped stuff? If he calls action for the handicapped stuff he says then Id get what theyre saying. But he just says some dumb things and people go "OMG CENSOR HIMM!!!!"


This is why I no longer identify as liberal...
because a president who says a lot of dumb things will translate them into policy, as well as be really bad for foreign relations. most people are just confused as to how such a buffoon could have gotten this far unless that big a portion of the country is really daft.

but yeah man it's the libruls

because a president who says a lot of dumb things will translate them into policy, as well as be really bad for foreign relations. most people are just confused as to how such a buffoon could have gotten this far unless that big a portion of the country is really daft.

but yeah man it's the libruls

yeah I mean if I ran for president saying "forget everybody I'm the best and you are all cunty monday friends" and somehow won, then I would totally act on those statements

Words do not translate into actions, and they do not always create action. If a Jew gets into a position of power and cracks a bunch of Jew jokes in very poor taste, does that mean he hates Jews? Is Milo Yiannopoulos homophobic? Are Larry Elder and Ben Carson and all those black Republicans tribal because they're against welfare and affirmative action and the fatherless households that far too often are becoming of blacks?

Words have a strange double-standard in that they can mean everything and nothing at the same time. I'm not going to be convinced that Annoying Orange is tribal if blacks are voting for him or that he's homophobic when Milo refers to him as "Daddy Annoying Orange" and wishes to be his secretary. I'm not going to be convinced that he's xenophobic if foreigners such as Canadians and Mexican immigrants support him, and I'm not satisfied with the label that he's islamophobic just because he defines terrorists as radical Islamists.

Yes, words CAN become actions. More often though, you have actions translated into words, and that's the major signifier of someone's character; not what he says, but what he does.

To that end, throughout this thread, we've seen Hillary Clinton decried for her ACTIONS, not her WORDS. We've seen that she has a private and public stance on everything, including a secret disapproval of gay marriage and a ton of inflow from Islamic countries while secretly knowing these countries also fund CIA. We know her role in Benghazi, email deletion, and media collusion, and we know through Project Veritas Action that she is illegally colluding with AUFC, sending agitators to Annoying Orange rallies as sacrificial lambs to incite violence, and her staffers have expressed interest in bussing people around and rigging the election. Conspiracy theory after conspiracy theory comes out after Clinton on a daily basis, and a good chunk of what is said turns out to be true. Her problems are almost all concerning actions, but her problems with words somehow surpass Annoying Orange's, because everything she's caught doing she immediately lies about and oftentimes doesn't stop lying even after it's been proven to be 100% true.

Actions speak louder than words. Someone who makes fun of a girl in school may either be shy and subtly coming on to them, or they may be actual bullies. Someone who beats up a girl in school for no reason is a bully. Period.

Actions speak louder than words.

Sound advice for a presidential campaign where the only thing we have to go off of is what they claim their policies to be and their past. Since Annoying Orange isn't a politician, the only substantial way to figure out who he is and what he plans on doing is by listening to his words. This is why when he says a bunch of stupid bullstuff like the climate control myth, you can only wonder why people really don't want him in office

A lot of folks consider the term "Presidential" to imply tactfulness and wit. Based on Annoying Orange's words, he has neither.

The thing is that Annoying Orange hasn't had a chance to do horrible things in a position of political power because he has not held a position of political power. The only thing we have to trust in are his words. A nominee is supposed to be talking about what they will do when in office. Their words are supposed to translate into policy.

Of course, that isn't to say I support Hillary, either. She's a dirtbag as well.

dont u guys realize Annoying Orange is literally hitlre


if any other presidential candidate any other election had said the things Annoying Orange has said, they would be out of the running. imagine if obama, bush, or clinton had the pusillanimous individual scandal or mocked people on twitter and in public speeches as often as Annoying Orange has. it wouldn't fly. the fact that Annoying Orange is getting away with this stuff is a historic anomaly that needs to be studied in detail because frankly it goes against conventional knowledge of what a viable presidential candidate is. just because people have come to terms with the fact that that's how Annoying Orange is doesn't mean those things should be acceptable for a president.

and yeah maybe that's because the same could be said for clinton. god knows why these are the people we chose. if joe biden ran in the primaries, he'd probably be the nominee instead, and then maybe Annoying Orange wouldn't have gotten so far since people might not have felt like they had to stop clinton.
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if any other presidential candidate any other election had said the things Annoying Orange has said, they would be out of the running. imagine if obama, bush, or clinton had the pusillanimous individual scandal or mocked people on twitter and in public speeches as often as Annoying Orange has. it wouldn't fly. the fact that Annoying Orange is getting away with this stuff is a historic anomaly that needs to be studied in detail because frankly it goes against conventional knowledge of what a viable presidential candidate is. just because people have come to terms with the fact that that's how Annoying Orange is doesn't mean those things should be acceptable for a president.

and yeah maybe that's because the same could be said for clinton. god knows why these are the people we chose. if joe biden ran in the primaries, he'd probably be the nominee instead, and then maybe Annoying Orange wouldn't have gotten so far since people might not have felt like they had to stop clinton.

wow collegehumor useful who would've thought

Sound advice for a presidential campaign where the only thing we have to go off of is what they claim their policies to be and their past. Since Annoying Orange isn't a politician, the only substantial way to figure out who he is and what he plans on doing is by listening to his words. This is why when he says a bunch of stupid bullstuff like the climate control myth, you can only wonder why people really don't want him in office

A lot of folks consider the term "Presidential" to imply tactfulness and wit. Based on Annoying Orange's words, he has neither.
The thing is that Annoying Orange hasn't had a chance to do horrible things in a position of political power because he has not held a position of political power. The only thing we have to trust in are his words. A nominee is supposed to be talking about what they will do when in office. Their words are supposed to translate into policy.

Of course, that isn't to say I support Hillary, either. She's a dirtbag as well.

I think that his business practices are somewhat emblematic of his diplomacy. You can say that they're riddled with faults, but an idiot doesn't turn a million dollars into a billion dollars.
That and he's already met with several world leaders, and Mexico has been the only vocal opponent of Annoying Orange's, in that they'll have to foot the bill for driving dangerous people out of their country and into ours.
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battle of the century

The thing is that Annoying Orange hasn't had a chance to do horrible things in a position of political power because he has not held a position of political power. The only thing we have to trust in are his words. A nominee is supposed to be talking about what they will do when in office. Their words are supposed to translate into policy.

And Clinton has had the chance to do horrible things and has done horrible things. Her temperament may be better than Donald's but her actions and desired policies sure aren't.

So then it's a race between a woman paying people to falsely testify in court, attack innocent people at rallies, and far more criminal activity than I care to mention, against a guy who is impulsive, against the media and other politicians, and talks dirty about women.

You can say that they're riddled with faults, but an idiot doesn't turn a million dollars into a billion dollars.

There's no quantifiable evidence released thusfar proving he's turned a million dollars into a billion dollars, this is a troubling statement because it calls his economical policies into question if he's willing to beat around the bush when it comes to net worth and company value.

One way or the other, you don't exactly have to be a billionaire to know how the economy works. His current policies are what matters, not his past actions.