>It takes TEN SECONDS to ask for someone to vote for Trump.
99.9% of people do not vote according to someone elses will because they are asked to do so. Most will find it disrespectful to ask being controlled by another and thereby strengthen the conviction they already have. It's NOT a good strategy IMO.
Yes, they listen to him and his promises. He doesn't tell people only "vote for me because I want to" as you advertise for people to do. He tells them WHY, which you left out totally. How is it going for you when you say to your neighbour "vote for trump, please"?
Having a dialogue about facts and the current situation to spread understanding is one thing, telling people what to do is another thing…
>We should bla bla bla…
No, we should do nothing else than what we individually choose to do. This is the problem with humanity's herd mentality today that people look outside of themselves, to other people and ideologies, for instructions of how to be, think and act.
That is the opposite of thinking for one self and being an individual, but only when being that, you accept responsibility for your actions. Yes, blaming others will have to go out the window, it serves nobody but the controllers anyway.
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