Donald Trump, beautiful and wonderful human being

[JOHNNYAITCH]

Trump tells it like it is.

 

And just how is 'it'?

[Jacko51]

Some of you might like to sign this.

 

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/114003

[cheshirevaliant]

Trump tells it like it is. Cameron wants to say the same things but

being British means he never quite gets to the point . The world is too PC so it's a breath of fresh air to hear Trump say what many are thinking but are too afraid of being accused of racial profiling , or they're just too cowardly. Same thing really. Trump for President and **** the begrudgers

 

Telling it as it is isn't the mark of the leader of one of the major countries in the world though, Sean. There has to be some element of diplomacy involved. He sits on the polar opposite to Corbyn. I agree with much of what he (Corbyn/Trump) but both would be disastrous at running a country.

 

I trust you and yours are well by the way. :)

[mr.hobblesworth]

Trump is a breath of fresh air...

 

[mr.hobblesworth]

Trump tells it like it is. Cameron wants to say the same things but

being British means he never quite gets to the point . The world is too PC so it's a breath of fresh air to hear Trump say what many are thinking but are too afraid of being accused of racial profiling , or they're just too cowardly. Same thing really. Trump for President and **** the begrudgers

 

Trump is a vile, bigoted, self-centred anus of the highest order and it says a lot about you that you support him.

 

Of course, he's already been busy being an utter onanistic disgrace of a human being a few years before this latest debacle when he showed his true mettle when attempting to a) bully locals to sell their land to him so he could build a golfcourse in Scotland and b) took out a court injunction to prevent the bilding of an offshore windfarm as it woul spoil the view of said golf course.

 

Foul, foul man; I recommend a viewing of You've Been Trumped, a documentary about the golf course.

 

 

[mr.hobblesworth]

 

I don't agree with that petition though. Let him in. Bring it on.

[The French Connection]

He really is a nasty piece of work. Saw a programme a while back about how he treated people in Scotland who opposed his Golf Course developments - he is evil!

 

He is also barking and thinks having money means he must be right. So he's deluded as well, almost feel sorry for him now.

 

And he won't get the nomination, either!

[mr.hobblesworth]

He really is a nasty piece of work. Saw a programme a while back about how he treated people in Scotland who opposed his Golf Course developments - he is evil!

 

That's the documentary I mentioned in y last post, really worth watching.

 

And he won't get the nomination, either!

 

I think he'll run as an independent if he doesn't. Might split the republican vote if he does, which obviously would be a good thing.

 

 

Ha!

 

[JOHNNYAITCH]

Might split the republican vote if he does, which obviously would be a good thing.

 

Which would be terribly undemocratic.......if the people want a republican govt/leader they should have one shouldn't they?

[mr.hobblesworth]

How would it be undemocratic? If they want a republican, they can vote for a republican. If they want Trump, they'll vote Trump. It would be undemocratic if Trump was stopped from standing due to the fact that he might split the vote. Apparently, he (and the other candidates) signed something before the campaign saying they wouldn't stand if not elected as republican candidate, but I think there's some way he can squirm his way out of it.

[Trampilot]

He's like the US version of Boris Johnson but instead of being a silly toff, he's been cross-bred with some right wing fascist. Says equally stupid things, but not in a nice bumbling way.

 

He shouldn't be banned from the UK though. I can't throw tomatoes at him if he doesn't come to closer.

 

However the SNP should ban him from Scotland anyway and then bulldoze the golf courses. This despite supporting their construction in the first place and forcing people to move house.

[JOHNNYAITCH]

How would it be undemocratic? If they want a republican, they can vote for a republican. If they want Trump, they'll vote Trump. It would be undemocratic if Trump was stopped from standing due to the fact that he might split the vote. Apparently, he (and the other candidates) signed something before the campaign saying they wouldn't stand if not elected as republican candidate, but I think there's some way he can squirm his way out of it.

 

I thought your point was that it would a good thing if the republican vote got split and so prevented a republican from winning, even if most people wanted a republican to win. Why would you not want the result to reflect what the majority want

[JOHNNYAITCH]

I don't think anyone should be banned from the UK for their opinion nor for being nasty, idiotic, greedy etc....criminal yes but obnoxious, no

[mr.hobblesworth]

Whilst it was obviously a facetious remark, I would love to see the republicans vote split because they strike me as generally being war-mongering, gun-loving, impoverished-shafting, ethnic-hating, equality-despising, bible-bashing, environment-destroying, tax-loathing, climate change-denying, bum-faced goons. Yee haw!

 

[pjg1876]

He is also barking and thinks having money means he must be right. So he's deluded as well, almost feel sorry for him now.

 

Are you talking about Donald Trump here or someone a lot closer to home