• AmadeusD
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    Also, Trump is clearly a liar, a con man and a rapist (or, at least, a sexual predator). But how does one "stand against" that. He's already been tried and found guilty (in civil court) and fined hundreds of millions of dollars (for both the fraud and the sexual predation), which he hasn't paid. What else can we do?

    My personal animosity toward Trump is based on his personality and his extra-Presidential behavior. I also despise his policies -- but I'm not sure they are more immoral than Obama's drone assassinations. Bill Clinton was also a sexual predator. Should we really let our political biases rule our hearts, as well as our minds? Clinton certainly had more charm than Trump (from my perspective). Perhaps our "love" and "hate" are (and should be) subjective.
    Ecurb

    The struck out is extremely important, imo. But besides this, well done. You seem to be letting your brain stay in your head :)
    I also think anyone who thinks his civil conviction is worth the paper its printed on is lying to themselves. But there we go - different strokes :)
  • Alexander Hine
    62
    One cannot find unity as in love if we are cast in the judgment and negativity of hate unless you are Hegel who is simultaneously posting his own understanding.
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