Trump is trying to be a dictator, right? (1 Viewer)

[IC FBGCav]

That has to be his goal by saying he would not accept a loss, not big on media so probably a honda but that is all I think when he says it.

 

[tommyboy]

He didn't say he wouldn't accept a loss. He said he'd let us know later.

Of course hell accept a loss if its obvious and significant. But if it's 2000 all over again, why should he? Gore didn't.

 

[jon_mx]

Maybe he is trying to lose.  I really don't want to even try to get inside that brain.  

 

[LittlePhatty]

Yes, it's scary on a very serious level. 

- Refused to say he would honor the results of a democratic election if he loses.

- Has threatened to take away press credentials of news outlets that disagree with him.

- Said a TV show should be cancelled for mocking him.

- Threatened to put a political opponent in jail.

- Encouraged a foreign government to hack our country, if it would help his campaign. 

- Habitually lies about anything and everything, even when his own words can be used as proof against him.

- He's a textbook example of a narcissist (same psychological profile of Muammar Gaddafi, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Saddam Hussein).

 

[IC FBGCav]

Yes, it's scary on a very serious level. 

- Refused to say he would honor the results of a democratic election if he loses.

- Has threatened to take away press credentials of news outlets that disagree with him.

- Said a TV show should be cancelled for mocking him.

- Threatened to put a political opponent in jail.

- Encouraged a foreign government to hack our country, if it would help his campaign. 

- Habitually lies about anything and everything, even when his own words can be used as proof against him.

- He's a textbook example of a narcissist (same psychological profile of Muammar Gaddafi, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Saddam Hussein).

This is sooooo true but being in business I see the next level too.  When he loses, then hrc will have the irs against him too.  all to help his personal interests.

 

[HellToupee]

Newsweek: Hillary Clinton to Crowd at Fund-Raiser in Los Angeles: Bush Was 'Selected' President, Not Elected; Says Bush's Machine Has Raised Far More Money to 'Ruin the Reputations of Our Candidates

 

[IC FBGCav]

Newsweek: Hillary Clinton to Crowd at Fund-Raiser in Los Angeles: Bush Was 'Selected' President, Not Elected; Says Bush's Machine Has Raised Far More Money to 'Ruin the Reputations of Our Candidates

I get it, not the same. 

 

[Franknbeans]

he is trying to overcome his freakishly small hands

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Yes, it's scary on a very serious level. 

- Refused to say he would honor the results of a democratic election if he loses.

- Has threatened to take away press credentials of news outlets that disagree with him.

- Said a TV show should be cancelled for mocking him.

- Threatened to put a political opponent in jail.

- Encouraged a foreign government to hack our country, if it would help his campaign. 

- Habitually lies about anything and everything, even when his own words can be used as proof against him.

- He's a textbook example of a narcissist (same psychological profile of Muammar Gaddafi, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Saddam Hussein).

All that and more can be found in the Feb '17 Netflix documentary title Trumpf: Inside the Furher. 

 

[joffer]

He didn't say he wouldn't accept a loss. He said he'd let us know later.

Of course hell accept a loss if its obvious and significant. But if it's 2000 all over again, why should he? Gore didn't.

Pathetic

 

[Wrigley]

Oh god 

 

[Riversco]

trump is no dictator.  If you want to see the blueprint a dictator would use, look at Huey P. Long.  Long was hyper charismatic and created a true cult of personality within his own state of Louisiana.  He owned Louisiana.  A dictator would cut his teeth by claiming total control over one state first, and then parlay that into power on a national level.  Long was simply assassinated before he could complete the work.

Also, dictators typically don't emerge at age 70.  They show up earlier in life.  It would be some young guy in his late 20s or early 30s that stirred the masses and forced his way into a governor post.  That's your dictator scenario.

 

[glvsav37]

That has to be his goal by saying he would not accept a loss, not big on media so probably a honda but that is all I think when he says it.

 Why was this question even asked?? Oh...maybe bc a day before some evidence (real or not) was produced about Democratic vote fraud tactics at play in this election. Yet, instead of having HRC defend it, they ask TD to potentially embrace it. Now he's getting killed for it. 

Had that video never surface, that question would never have been asked. 

That said, TD is an idiot and should have just said, "Sure I'll respect it" Then if he gets slaughtered, he walks away. But if its is close and some situations look like fraud happens, then he makes the case and can claim that "When asked, votes hadn't been placed yet, but now something is fishy" 

I mean lets go back to the primaries when every one of the candidates were asked if they would support the nominee and they all said yes. When has anything a political said on record more then a few days ago actually hold water.

the spin cycle in this ####### election is sickening. 

 

[Brony]

Buckwheat and Darla were in school and the teacher asked Darla, 'How do you spell 'dumb'?"
Darla says, "d-u-m-b, dumb."

The teacher says, "Very good. Now use it in a sentence."
She responds, "Buckwheat is dumb."

"Now spell 'stupid'."
Darla says, "s-t-u-p-i-d."

The teacher says, "Very good. Now use it in a sentence."
Darla says, "Buckwheat is stupid."

Then the teacher calls on Buckwheat and asks, "Buckwheat, spell dictate."
Buckwheat stands up and says, otay, "d-i-c-t-a-t-e, dictate."

The teacher says, "Very good. Now use it in the a sentence."
"I may be dumb and I may be stupid, but Darla says my dictate good!"

 

[SaintsInDome2006]

Well this could come in handy at some point.