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Hillary is perhaps the most unqualified candidate in modern times. She has a 30 year record of poor judgements, corruption, security crimes, and death. How in hell does that make her qualified?
 
Hilary and for the most part the democrap party is as close to the face of home grown terrorism there is.
 
JBM said:
Hilary and for the most part the democrap party is as close to the face of home grown terrorism there is.
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Yep but the GOP is just a mess and they know it. They have no idea what theyre about anymore. The decision to put Palin on the last ticket set the party back 25 years at least. Theyre utterly clueless on how to fix it. In the meantime, were stuck with tax and spend liberals.
 
jrock645 said:
Yep but the GOP is just a mess and they know it. They have no idea what theyre about anymore. The decision to put Palin on the last ticket set the party back 25 years at least. Theyre utterly clueless on how to fix it. In the meantime, were stuck with tax and spend liberals.
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Agree with all of the above. Eh, I basically no longer self-identify as a Republican...sure never thought I`d say that :( Between most of the Party`s Official Platform and the Candidates they put forward, I`m not not onboard any more.
 
[FONT=&quot]"Denial is the refusal to accept reality or fact, acting as if a painful event, thought or feeling did not exist. It is considered one of the most primitive of the defense mechanisms because it is characteristic of early childhood[/FONT][FONT=&quot] development."

[/FONT][FONT=Open Sans, sans-serif]"Rationalization is putting something into a different light or offering a different explanation for one’s perceptions or behaviors in the face of a changing reality"[/FONT]

[FONT=Open Sans, sans-serif]The lack of critical thinking among you all doesn`t surprise me, what surprises me is the nearly unanimous use of primitive/childish defense mechanisms you rely on to justify your opinions and deflect new information. [/FONT]
 
LashingStanley said:
"Denial is the refusal to accept reality or fact, acting as if a painful event, thought or feeling did not exist. It is considered one of the most primitive of the defense mechanisms because it is characteristic of early childhood development."

"Rationalization is putting something into a different light or offering a different explanation for one’s perceptions or behaviors in the face of a changing reality"

The lack of critical thinking among you all doesn`t surprise me, what surprises me is the nearly unanimous use of primitive/childish defense mechanisms you rely on to justify your opinions and deflect new information.
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I suppose you might call it rationalization or denial, but I think saying that Trump spoke of doing something that Hillary`s husband repeatedly did as an elected official and she actively worked to cover up is a simple statement of fact. Reframe it and pass judgement as you wish, though.
 
LashingStanley said:
"Denial is the refusal to accept reality or fact, acting as if a painful event, thought or feeling did not exist. It is considered one of the most primitive of the defense mechanisms because it is characteristic of early childhood development."

"Rationalization is putting something into a different light or offering a different explanation for one’s perceptions or behaviors in the face of a changing reality"

The lack of critical thinking among you all doesn`t surprise me, what surprises me is the nearly unanimous use of primitive/childish defense mechanisms you rely on to justify your opinions and deflect new information.
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Im thinking critical, and its critical Hilary isnt elected.
 
Bunky said:
Christians defending Trump. I guess if Hillary apologizes all we be well.
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Christians not defending but probably saying - You, Brother, have every opportunity to Apologize, Repent, Make Restitution where possible, and go forward trying everyday to stay on the straight, narrow path, that we are all on...

And to be perfectly Clear here, we Christians strive every day to repent, and always do the right thing...
It is a lifelong project...

At least he has apologized !!!!!!

Instead of your candidate who shouted when questioned on TV about the lives lost in Benghazi -- [U]"What does it matter now???[/U]"

The families of those who lost their lives there live everyday with those stinging, cruel, hard, cold words ringing in their ears....

What if YOU were one of those families ????

And no, not waiting for her apology - even Just for Benghazi - she is obviously beyond that...
Dan F
 
The way some men talk about women sometimes is so vile and disrespectful.

Its nice to know that many of you guys are as equally disgusted as I am listening to what Trump said.

Before anyone jumps on me about Bill Clintons actions..... I am as equally disgusted with him !

Hopefully both of them have changed their ways of thinking..........and apologies are sincere .
 
jrock645 said:
I suppose you might call it rationalization or denial, but I think saying that Trump spoke of doing something that Hillary`s husband repeatedly did as an elected official and she actively worked to cover up is a simple statement of fact. Reframe it and pass judgement as you wish, though.
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Deflection-using misdirection in an attempt to legitimize one`s action`s, feelings, or beliefs.
 
LashingStanley said:
Deflection-using misdirection in an attempt to legitimize one`s action`s, feelings, or beliefs.
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I think you`re confused. This is the Hillary campaign drawing attention to Trump for what Hillary allowed, agreed with, and worked to coverup by her own husband.

Again, you`re confused.
 
People on Facebook are so wound up about this. They talk about Trump with it, yet acknowledge it`s bigger than Trump, but you`re not allowed to mention Hillary in discussion with it. It`s hard to take these people seriously.
 
I don`t believe I`ll be able to vote in this election after hearing Trump.

I felt awful after hearing some of his comments in this campaign that sounded like a fourteen-year-old boy, but these comments, even ten years old, make me want to not vote for Trump.

I don`t believe I`ve ever voted for a presidential candidate from the Democratic party, so I don`t want to vote for Hillary, either.

I hope we one day have a viable Libertarian candidate. The government should be smaller, more fiscally conservative, and value the compromise between freedom and protection from foreign enemies above all else (though I realize freedom can be very expensive).
 
*Lashing Stanley

I seriously cant believe you even said or think these things .

Wow just wow !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Luckily for you I am going to leave this alone and move on to more positive things in my day.
 
Accumulator said:
Agree with all of the above. Eh, I basically no longer self-identify as a Republican...sure never thought I`d say that :( Between most of the Party`s Official Platform and the Candidates they put forward, I`m not not onboard any more.
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Has most of their platform changed over the last few years?
 
This election is becoming a bigger joke by the debate. I have just a few random thoughts

1 Hillary is lucky that she is running against Trump
2 Trump is equally as bad in my eyes after his performance last night.

I wish there was a better choice but here isn`t. No 3rd party will make a big enough dent.

People more than ever strip away your personal feeling. Neither one of these characters is someone you want to have your kids look up to sadly. They both have skeletons that have been put into public view. Both have done and said things that have shocked me and I don`t shock easily.

But at the end of the day vote for who you think will make the country better and stronger for all of us. We all have our issues with the current state of affairs. And For me is comes down to more of the same politics or a guy who runs the government like a business. Strip away the mud slinging and name calling and questionable facts and this is what your left with.

I`m not that old or that young and I am not overly political but this is more like the jersey shore than a presidential election.
 
ca.detail.chick- I think you`ll understand when I say that my greatest gripe about this Election Cycle is the disappointment of seeing so many people displaying certain, uhm...characteristics. Not like *I* am gonna just forget all this stuff in a year or ten...IMO a lot of people are showing the kind of True Colors that are usually kept under wraps, and for good reason.

Nutbread said:
..[Quotes Accumulator Re not considering himself a Republican these days]..Has most of their platform changed over the last few years?
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Not really although Trump seems more "Big Govt." than I typically consider "Republican`. Eh, in general the Republican version of Govt. has become pretty intrusive...National Security and all that..but that`s not one of my pet peeves.

Guess maybe *I* have changed in that I won`t passively support certain Party Planks as unthinkingly as I once did and I`m tired of thinking "My GOP is the Stupid Party". I never did agree with certain factions within the GOP and I`ve finally just gotten fed up. Hey, on Fiscal matters and Foreign Policy and Limiting Big Govt I`m still on-board. But on Social Issues, at present I might really only agree with the GOP when it comes to the 2nd Amendment and the whole idea that Trump represents the GOP makes me want to *NOT* be affiliated with them period.

But THIS election cycle is, IMO, different in a lot of ways anyhow.
 
Accumulator said:
Not really although Trump seems more "Big Govt." than I typically consider "Republican`. Eh, in general the Republican version of Govt. has become pretty intrusive...National Security and all that..but that`s not one of my pet peeves.

Guess maybe *I* have changed in that I won`t passively support certain Party Planks as unthinkingly as I once did and I`m tired of thinking "My GOP is the Stupid Party". I never did agree with certain factions within the GOP and I`ve finally just gotten fed up. Hey, on Fiscal matters and Foreign Policy and Limiting Big Govt I`m still on-board. But on Social Issues, at present I might really only agree with the GOP when it comes to the 2nd Amendment and the whole idea that Trump represents the GOP makes me want to *NOT* be affiliated with them period.

But THIS election cycle is, IMO, different in a lot of ways anyhow.
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Gotcha`. Can`t say I disagree with much of what you say. But there are a couple of other social issues that also matter to me.
 
Nutbread- Yeah, copy that...and we might well be on opposite sides of certain fences as I somehow seem to disagree with everybody about something. Not a problem for me as I`m generally OK with agreeing-to-disagree as long as people are really *THINKING* about their positions and don`t try to force them on others.

Heh heh, actually...I know plenty of both *HARD*-Right/Left folks! Sure hate to have some of `em in the same room as it`d probably get ugly fast, but still enjoy being pals with them. Hope I still feel that way after the election, some of `em are simply burning bridges with the stuff they`re saying!
 
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