United States Why the hate for Donald Trump? I'm genuinely curious.

Brutus said:
But none like President Trump, the Orange Haired Anti-Christ who's very existence will be spoken of in whispers for generations to come or until Apple released the Iphone x20.
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If the indoctrination continues with salty old fuckers doing the teaching.
 
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I found this Copypasta it's hilarious, and probably something SJW's unironically believe.

My buddy works as a guard at one of Trump's immigration facilities (concentration camps). He said Trump came to visit the facility one day. Trump requested 5 immigrants be placed in a room and he be left alone with them to interrogate them.

Trump entered the room alone and shut the door. My buddy then heard 5 gunshots. Trump left the room, winked at my buddy and said, "that's how you make America great".

My friend went in the room and saw all 5 immigrants were dead. He also said there was significant evidence that Trump had performed dark blood magics. Also, the bodies were molested.

Bernie Sanders was visiting the facility the same day to bring food and water to the immigrants. He tried to save them but was too late.
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The Answer is easy SJWs are Assholes and Trump was an asshole (Completely on Purpose) To them. Unlike the Country Club go along to get along GOP. Trump doesn't give a shit and when they shoot a Bullshit Nuke at him. He calls in a Zentraedi War Fleet and Glasses all of their Safe Spaces. In other words. He is their Kryptonite and they can't stand him for it.
 
Random Username said:
If the indoctrination continues with salty old fuckers doing the teaching.
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Here’s a solution that preserves free speech

Replace the current education system with Online Classes and Trade Schools

Though, TBF, it looks like there’s a demographic of people that actively look to be indoctrinated by them on the basis that they would look/feel like “rebels”

But yeah, that’s one front wherein the Statists lose out, the rest is making SJWism or Far Leftism as unpopular as hell and getting a gig economy or ones that involve lots of businesses being self-responsible up and running

And making it clear that GetWokeGoBroke is a way to failure, almost immediately by people choosing not to buy
 
Victor Davis Hanson pretty much spells it out in this video:


Basically, a big reason the establishment hates him is because A) he's not from the social upper crust of New York, and B) he proves that their Ivy League educations and elevated discourse don't actually make them effective leaders.
 
Cherico said:
Bill Clinton is very smart he was a rodes scholar after all, he also dragged the democratic party into the political center and created NAFTA one of the biggest pieces of trade legislation in american history. He had some misteps along the way some of which were caused by his noted horrible taste in women and others caused by his disintrest in international relations (Which every president since him has shared every one wants to be a domestic leader first)

Over all he was decent.
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Indeed. Policy wise he wasn't so bad. More so the fact he got out of the way of the Dot Com boom. NAFTA was huge. I remember being a kid and people talking about it. Most of it wasn't good, infact, much of it came true.

But the simple fact is, The Republican party failed us. Hell, a good number of them voted for it. But these were the Rockefeller Neo Conservative Republicans. They believed in Globalism as much as the Dems did and, and still do. Populism hasn't yet caught up the Democratic party but when it does...well, that's when things start getting really interesting.
 
I would guess it's down to them, as in the Hollywood elites, the media at large, the talk show hosts, all the ultra-liberal/rich people and established politicians, stating as a fact that he wouldn't win. He couldn't win. He was a failed entrepreneur, he's a racist, he's a sexist, anti-Semitic, he's controlled by Putin/Russia etc-etc. Him running was the best thing for Hillary because everyone of them had agreed that it was time for a woman to lead the free world by being the president of the US.

And then he won.

They couldn't believe it. He wasn't supposed to win. They were smearing and lying about him for a good, solid year, making mountains of molehills. And he still won. "Orange man bad!" How could they be so wrong? No, they weren't wrong! He cheated! Investigate him! Investigate! I can't remember how many investigations were made but I think it's somewhere between ten and twenty deep-dive investigations that turned up nothing.

Russiagate was the biggest one and as noted, it was a nothing-burger. Then they go ahead and try to impeach him anyway using a call to the president of the Ukraine, who was baffled at the accusation as anyone could be. Everyone who wasn't involved but hated President Trump basically saying he broke the law with everyone who was actually there and involved saying no, nothing happened. No laws were broken.

Then, when President Trump was calling for a travel ban to China, you had Democrats opposing it and doing everything they can to impede actions to help people who are being affected by it.

President Trump is a boor. He's oafish, uncomplicated and direct. He doesn't care if someone is offended by what he's saying (probably a huge reason why the left hates him because they think words are inherently violent and people should be protected from anything that offend them). He doesn't pussy-foot around with his words and sure, he makes some gaffs, he is an old man after all but he clearly loves his country and wants to make the US's well-being his primary concern. If there was an Irish presidential candidate who'd clearly and without any authoritarian garbage, wanted to put Ireland first, I'd be inclined to vote for him or her before someone who wants to be European or globalist first and Irish second.
 
Chaos Marine said:
I would guess it's down to them, as in the Hollywood elites, the media at large, the talk show hosts, all the ultra-liberal/rich people and established politicians, stating as a fact that he wouldn't win. He couldn't win. He was a failed entrepreneur, he's a racist, he's a sexist, anti-Semitic, he's controlled by Putin/Russia etc-etc. Him running was the best thing for Hillary because everyone of them had agreed that it was time for a woman to lead the free world by being the president of the US.

And then he won.

They couldn't believe it. He wasn't supposed to win. They were smearing and lying about him for a good, solid year, making mountains of molehills. And he still won. "Orange man bad!" How could they be so wrong? No, they weren't wrong! He cheated! Investigate him! Investigate! I can't remember how many investigations were made but I think it's somewhere between ten and twenty deep-dive investigations that turned up nothing.

Russiagate was the biggest one and as noted, it was a nothing-burger. Then they go ahead and try to impeach him anyway using a call to the president of the Ukraine, who was baffled at the accusation as anyone could be. Everyone who wasn't involved but hated President Trump basically saying he broke the law with everyone who was actually there and involved saying no, nothing happened. No laws were broken.

Then, when President Trump was calling for a travel ban to China, you had Democrats opposing it and doing everything they can to impede actions to help people who are being affected by it.

President Trump is a boor. He's oafish, uncomplicated and direct. He doesn't care if someone is offended by what he's saying (probably a huge reason why the left hates him because they think words are inherently violent and people should be protected from anything that offend them). He doesn't pussy-foot around with his words and sure, he makes some gaffs, he is an old man after all but he clearly loves his country and wants to make the US's well-being his primary concern. If there was an Irish presidential candidate who'd clearly and without any authoritarian garbage, wanted to put Ireland first, I'd be inclined to vote for him or her before someone who wants to be European or globalist first and Irish second.
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Could this be called the political Vietnam? All those resources and effort sunk into opposing a political candidate and failing?
 
I think TDS is a symptom of something other than Trump, and that is the terror the Left has of demagogues and populism. As someone who reads Thomas Sowell from time to time, and concur with his idea of the "Anointed" coming to take control of the media, academia and thus the narrative, it is clear to me that these people have swayed public opinion for almost a hundred years and somewhat relished the power bestowed upon them. They, as the good guys and free thinkers of history would make a better world. And any who dispute them, well they control the narrative. They can depict their foes however they want and sway the public thusly.

Then along comes Trump, a powerful businessman who cuts out the middleman (the anointed) and goes straight to the public, wins them over, and is elected to high office for his troubles. This shatters their entire worldview of being on the correct, inexorable side of history, and reveals just how insecure their power actually was. It is then no surprise the anointed completely freak out, which is why I laugh at the Alt-Right thinking Trump is controlled opposition.
 
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