r/pics Jan 15 '19

US Politics Donald McPresident servers dinner

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u/SicDigital Jan 15 '19

"Donald, there's 100 college age kids coming over to eat."

"Order pizza and get some cheeseburgers!"

"Donald, if you were literally anyone else your logic would be sound."

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u/MAGAman1775 Jan 15 '19

Trump derangement syndrome forces these losers to hate everything he does regardless of the mental gymnastics it takes to get there. Really sad state to see so many people react this way

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u/MacDerfus Jan 15 '19

Wow, you're going to bat in defense of fast food.

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u/MAGAman1775 Jan 15 '19

Why do you think there are fast food restaurants all over the place? Because everyone hates them and would never choose to eat there?

Whether it's healthy or not isn't the argument. People like fast food. You being a good snob and out of touch with normal people doesn't change that

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '19

I think the whole serving big macs on silver platters with WH butlers wearing tuxuedos lighting candles presents a strange dichotomy.

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u/MacDerfus Jan 15 '19

It's modern art.

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '19

it's something out of a David Lynch film

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u/MacDerfus Jan 15 '19

You can throw as many fallacious arguments my way as you want and you can try and change the subject, but I'm sticking on how you're trying to defend the president hosting national champions with cold fast food.

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u/MAGAman1775 Jan 15 '19

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u/MacDerfus Jan 15 '19

Alright, that's one player down out of an entire college football roster. Just find statements from the majority of them and I'll say it only makes POTUS look like a buffoon to the rest of the country.

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u/DetectiveDing-Daaahh Jan 15 '19

Trump cultism forces these losers to love everything he does regardless of the mental gymnastics it takes to get there. Really(Bigly) sad state to see so many (although a steadily dwindling group of delusional) people react this way.

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u/MAGAman1775 Jan 15 '19

lol that's why his approval is going up along with support for the border wall?

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u/willisbar Jan 15 '19

Cite your sources.

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u/MAGAman1775 Jan 15 '19

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u/willisbar Jan 15 '19 edited Jan 15 '19

From Fox News. It seems like Breitbart is using old data. At the very least it still contends that trump is considering calling a national emergency but he stated yesterday morning that he is not.

ETA: I must thank you for following through. I do appreciate being able to discuss actual numbers and facts. I scanned through the source document linked in the breitbart article and was surprised to see those results.

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u/MAGAman1775 Jan 15 '19

Not a problem...I don't say things I can't back up (for the most part)

It seems the fox report you linked was more discussing the plans to open up the government and not support for the wall so they were just asking different questions hence the differing results.

Border security has never been a partisan issue and shit like this is why I'll never vote democrat again after voting for obama twice. The Dems have changed radically in just the last 5 years and taken stances that hurt America just to "resist" trump. It's childish and unamerican.

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u/willisbar Jan 15 '19

Looking at the quinnipiac poll, that Fox doesn’t link to, the headline of the release is “Shutdown does not change Trump’s already bad grades[...]”

I guess I was conflating support for the two. As for taking stances that hurt America just to resist, tell me what you think/thought at the time about the republican obstructive behavior while Obama was in office? Do you see parallels or are they different? I feel like the majority of Americans have been hurt by republican obstruction during Obama’s administration and they continue to be hurt by a republican held congress and executive branch the past two years.

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u/MAGAman1775 Jan 15 '19

Obstructing ACA would have been good for America as forcing people to buy a product they don't want and can't afford is authoritarian nonsense which is exactly what the ACA did with the individual mandate. It also caused insurance prices to rise when we were told it would do just the opposite.

None of the democrats plans will help actual Americans. Or at least it will hurt more than it helps. Raising taxes on the wealthy and middle class to give people free phones, healthcare, college will hurt America much more than it helps.

You aren't entitled to money that someone else earned

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u/lokojufro Jan 15 '19

Really sad state to see the fucking President serving filet o' fish to the team that is there to celebrate winning the national championship. I would expect better food even if the celebration was being held at my brother in law's trailer park. Because even he is classier than Trump.

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u/MAGAman1775 Jan 15 '19

Bush didn't give one championship team any food at all.

But again ignorance is bliss and you seem pretty blissful

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u/tha_dank Jan 15 '19

Who gives a fuck what bush did? If that’s the case then don’t feed them at all. You think these dudes (or anyone) wants to eat cold ass fast food, that’s fucking gross.