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Topic: Survey: Do you hate U.S. president Donald Trump?
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Dodo_David

Mon 10/29/18 05:03 PM

Survey: Do you hate U.S. president Donald Trump?

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I will answer first.

No!

I have never written a blog post or a forum post in which I express hate for Trump.

One would have to have incredibly bad reading comprehension to think that I have ever expressed hate or promoted hate for Trump.

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Your turn.


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msharmony

Mon 10/29/18 05:20 PM

lol. No, In fact, I hate no one on this earth . I do have strong levels of dislike for certain type of behavior or words. The closest I get to hate is a strong disrespect for someone. I do have a strong disrespect for Trump, but hate? No. Why would I spend that much emotional energy on anyone?
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The Wrong Alice

Mon 10/29/18 05:28 PM

Hmm, well it's what he would want now isn't it. He either wants you to kiss his ar%@ or hate him. He clearly feeds of it. I don't like him But I agree, why waste energy on such b.s.
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Dodo_David

Mon 10/29/18 05:30 PM

The situation is made worse when people are accused of hate simply because they express disagreement.
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msharmony

Mon 10/29/18 05:31 PM


The situation is made worse when people are accused of hate simply because they express disagreement.


good point.
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actionlynx

Mon 10/29/18 05:33 PM

No, I don't.

I simply have disliked him as a person since the early 1980s, and for reasons that have nothing to do with politics.
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Toodygirl5

Mon 10/29/18 05:34 PM


Survey: Do you hate U.S. president Donald Trump?

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I will answer first.

No!

I have never written a blog post or a forum post in which I express hate for Trump.

One would have to have incredibly bad reading comprehension to think that I have ever expressed hate or promoted hate for Trump.

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Your turn.






Okay! No
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Workin4it

Mon 10/29/18 05:57 PM

No, I respect the man for his strong desire to make this country the best it can be. And I respect the fact that he is willing to take on the unpopular issues to set things right..judge the man for what he does not what he might say to amp his supporters.
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Poetrywriter

Mon 10/29/18 06:35 PM

As a former military member I have nothing but the highest respect for the office that he holds, the Commander In Chief. As a person I believe he has good ideas and genuinely cares about the country as a whole. I do think that he should refrain from Twitter use as that is what gets him in trouble with the population with some of what he says. So to answer the question, no I do not hate him.
Edited by Poetrywriter on Mon 10/29/18 06:36 PM
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Rock

Mon 10/29/18 06:42 PM

No.

I simply will not allow myself to hate.


Plus, I absolutely love the meltdowns
of those who do hate.

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Queenie

Mon 10/29/18 06:42 PM

No
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Easttowest72

Mon 10/29/18 09:03 PM

As the foodstamps get smaller, the more hate there will be for Trump. Liberals hate 4 letter words like JOBS.
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Tom4Uhere

Tue 10/30/18 12:16 AM

Hate? NO

I dislike his personality tho.
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msharmony

Tue 10/30/18 04:07 PM


As the foodstamps get smaller, the more hate there will be for Trump. Liberals hate 4 letter words like JOBS.


or maybe people really arent so obsessive about food stamps as certain social media contributors ...


A Bloomberg analysis shows that 12.9 percent of residents of states that backed Trump in 2016 used food stamps in February, the most recent month for which data are available, compared with 11.4 percent in states won by Democrat Hillary Clinton. That amounts to 23.8 million people in Trump states compared with 16.2 million in Clinton territory.

Residents of non-metropolitan counties, which gave 66 percent of their votes to Trump in 2016, are 18 percent more likely to participate in the food-stamp program than city-dwellers, according to a study by the Center for Rural Strategies in Whitesburg, Kentucky, which backs greater funding for anti-poverty programs in rural areas.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-10/trump-voters-would-be-hit-hardest-by-gop-s-food-stamp-work-rules


People continue to base their votes around he issue of the WHO and not the WHAT, People continue to be blind to their party, regardless of the impact or what will actually be in their best interests.


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IgorFrankensteen

Tue 10/30/18 04:36 PM

Oh my no.

I've never hated anyone who didn't directly and purposely wrong me.

Frankly, I am opposed to hating. Hating is a decision to blind oneself, physically and intellectually to someone else.

My sense of Trump is similar to what I've felt when dealing with very young and ignorant teen boys, that had access to dangerous weapons, and thought they were okay to use as toys. Lots of stress, knowing that no wisdom can be expected; lots of anxiety, as I watch him do some things right, and some things horribly wrong, and never either for thoughtful and well-reasoned purposes. Way to much simple personal revenge involved in what he does. No sign of any genuine appreciation of what people who are different from him, might feel or think or need to do. So lots of frustration and anxiety.

But no, never hate.
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Lpdon

Tue 10/30/18 06:04 PM


Survey: Do you hate U.S. president Donald Trump?

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I will answer first.

No!

I have never written a blog post or a forum post in which I express hate for Trump.

One would have to have incredibly bad reading comprehension to think that I have ever expressed hate or promoted hate for Trump.

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Your turn.





Nope, I love him! However I will not vote for him again if he doesn't hold Saudi Arabi accountable for the murders this past month of three US residents who opposed the new Crown Prince that he had killed. Two happened here in the United States and one in Turkey. We have video and audio proof of the one. President Trump has a close relationship with this Saudi ruler and that worries me.
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motowndowntown

Tue 10/30/18 07:39 PM


As the foodstamps get smaller, the more hate there will be for Trump. Liberals hate 4 letter words like JOBS.


That is the most bigoted ridiculous thing I have read on here in ages.
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msharmony

Tue 10/30/18 08:12 PM

you must not read the threads often ...lol
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lilwmn

Tue 10/30/18 08:35 PM


you must not read the threads often ...lol


Msharmony, I was thinking the same thing. Everytime I read a comment like that I think of the word ignorance.

I don't Hate Trump but I don't like him much either. I can't think of anyone I could say I Hate.
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Easttowest72

Wed 10/31/18 12:26 AM



As the foodstamps get smaller, the more hate there will be for Trump. Liberals hate 4 letter words like JOBS.


or maybe people really arent so obsessive about food stamps as certain social media contributors ...


A Bloomberg analysis shows that 12.9 percent of residents of states that backed Trump in 2016 used food stamps in February, the most recent month for which data are available, compared with 11.4 percent in states won by Democrat Hillary Clinton. That amounts to 23.8 million people in Trump states compared with 16.2 million in Clinton territory.

Residents of non-metropolitan counties, which gave 66 percent of their votes to Trump in 2016, are 18 percent more likely to participate in the food-stamp program than city-dwellers, according to a study by the Center for Rural Strategies in Whitesburg, Kentucky, which backs greater funding for anti-poverty programs in rural areas.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-10/trump-voters-would-be-hit-hardest-by-gop-s-food-stamp-work-rules


People continue to base their votes around he issue of the WHO and not the WHAT, People continue to be blind to their party, regardless of the impact or what will actually be in their best interests.





This has absolutely nothing to do with an individual voter. Everyone doesn't vote. That's why dems got vans to go around and bribe votes from people in the ghetto. 12% might be on foodstamps but that doesn't stop working people from electing Trump. People who aren't ambitious enough to work, don't necessarily become ambitious when it comes to voting. There are usual circumstances; drugs, 8 kids, obese. These types aren't likely to vote.