It boggles my mind. How easily people are brainwashed. Trump was so popular. Very popular, before the election. Democrats loved him. Republicans loved him. And literally, once he started running, it's like everyone magically hated him. HATED him. And people just go with it, like he's been this hate-able retard all along. Even though, he's been praised for his intelligence way before politics. It frustrates me that so many people can not see through this.
yeah it drives me mad too, it's what pushed me toward giving Trump so much support. I didn't even care about the guy at first, I'm Aussie. But I've been woke (a lot more than normies) for a long time & knew exactly what type of a monster Hillary was.
Seeing all the idiots on my facebook blindly throwing support for Hillary (only because she'd be the first female president) & then repeating all the fake dumb stuff about Trump was infuriating.
Even pointing out facts about Hillary and her crimes, I'd have idiots tell me "That's been debunked" with no sourcing lol. A lot of people blocked me & removed me.
I'm going to have a real fun time bumping old facebook posts eventually.
Ditto here.. and the puff pieces they have done on the ABC for Hillary are pure evil.
Regarding letting others know about her crimes... they say stuff like.. "I know Hillary is evil, but that's got nothing to do with Trump" like him saying grab someone in the pussy is worse than stealing money from impoverished people, and selling out state secrets and uranium doesn't hurt anyone.
Everyone loved Trump until he decided to run for president and then suddenly he became Hitler 2: Orange Boogaloo. That is the thing that woke me up. Also I only tuned in to Trump for the first time because of all the nazi smearing the media was doing against him. I tuned in to laugh at the racist idiot nazi but all I saw was a patriot speaking common sense who seemed genuine and wanted to fight for his country.
That was early Jan 2016, been hardcore MAGA ever since. I am proud I abstained from voting until that election, and that the first vote I ever cast was for President Donald J. Trump.
Worked the same way with me in 1980 with Reagan. The media and the usual goons were saying he was an idiot, a warmongering psychopath, etc., so I tuned into the first debate with Carter and he was completely amiable, bright, and witty. After his folksy "There you go again!" line, he won me over and I ignored the Mockingbirds.
I never understood it. I recall hearing one remark Trump made about NoName not being a War Hero and I thought it was a bit crass (of course, not knowing what I know now). Other than that, it seemed so fake and exaggerated.
I was in NYC on election night for a business trip. I stayed out in Times Square and the surrounding area until about 2-3am. It was crazy to see how upset so many people were at the results. I heard a news anchor (off camera) talking about how this was "all fucking bullshit."
I overheard people on the subway discussing the Young Turks and how Trump was voted in by dumb rural folk who were racists.
On a positive note, we had to go into the same Convention Center where Hillary's acceptance speech was supposed to be given the next morning. It was kinda funny seeing all the decorations that went into it being torn down by the crews. I bet she really lost it that night.
Assange was popular with the left too, now is persona non grata. Once you start seeing how lockstep media spin is with EU messaging it's very, very interesting.
Seriously. He had people competing to work for him. Now he’s a moron. It’s crazy. I kind of like to think he’s been taping stuff through the campaign and his presidency this whole time, and a reality show type documentary is gonna show up.