Trump cultist deprogrammed, now liberal dem

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He has assembled a coalition of victims, there is a great Frontline Bio of the two.  How Trump was raised by Fred, mentored by Roy Cohn and influenced Norman Vincent Peale, an amazing amalgam of attitude.  

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@BigAl99 said:
He has assembled a coalition of victims, there is a great Frontline Bio of the two.  How Trump was raised by Fred, mentored by Roy Cohn and influenced Norman Vincent Peale, an amazing amalgam of attitude.  

Do you want to summarize what the Frontline Bio said in a little more depth or point a link to it for me?

Thanks.

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@AGRforever said:
When Biden is president and you guys dont have a bogeyman to blame all your problems on...what are you going to do?

Let me rephrase that...

When (and if) Biden becomes president and people have problems they should blame Biden and hopefully Biden will own it (as opposed to what has been going on the past 4 years) . People should:

1. Not blindly support Biden and pass the blame to others in other to protect Biden (like the Trump supporters are doing) but instead hold him accountable.
2. Expect Biden to own up to the problems as President and not to blame someone else  (like Trump has been doing on Obama and everyone else but him)

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@mblack said:

@AGRforever said:
When Biden is president and you guys dont have a bogeyman to blame all your problems on...what are you going to do?

Let me rephrase that...

When (and if) Biden becomes president and people have problems they should blame Biden and hopefully Biden will own it (as opposed to what has been going on the past 4 years) . People should:

1. Not blindly support Biden and pass the blame to others in other to protect Biden (like the Trump supporters are doing) but instead hold him accountable.
2. Expect Biden to own up to the problems as President and not to blame someone else  (like Trump has been doing on Obama and everyone else but him)

#2 lololololollololoollllolol. Did you miss the Obama presidency?  If I had a nickel for every time he blamed Bush for something I could singlehandedly pay for the corona virus. 

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@AGRforever said:

@mblack said:

@AGRforever said:
When Biden is president and you guys dont have a bogeyman to blame all your problems on...what are you going to do?

Let me rephrase that...

When (and if) Biden becomes president and people have problems they should blame Biden and hopefully Biden will own it (as opposed to what has been going on the past 4 years) . People should:

1. Not blindly support Biden and pass the blame to others in other to protect Biden (like the Trump supporters are doing) but instead hold him accountable.
2. Expect Biden to own up to the problems as President and not to blame someone else  (like Trump has been doing on Obama and everyone else but him)

#2 lololololollololoollllolol. Did you miss the Obama presidency?  If I had a nickel for every time he blamed Bush for something I could singlehandedly pay for the corona virus. 

Another Trump fan parlaying vague statements that can't be quantified nor meaningfully discussed to score cheap points. I see you "ignored" point #1. Speaking of, name one thing Trump has not blamed someone else for? I'll wait.

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@mblack said:

@AGRforever said:

@mblack said:

@AGRforever said:
When Biden is president and you guys dont have a bogeyman to blame all your problems on...what are you going to do?

Let me rephrase that...

When (and if) Biden becomes president and people have problems they should blame Biden and hopefully Biden will own it (as opposed to what has been going on the past 4 years) . People should:

1. Not blindly support Biden and pass the blame to others in other to protect Biden (like the Trump supporters are doing) but instead hold him accountable.
2. Expect Biden to own up to the problems as President and not to blame someone else  (like Trump has been doing on Obama and everyone else but him)

#2 lololololollololoollllolol. Did you miss the Obama presidency?  If I had a nickel for every time he blamed Bush for something I could singlehandedly pay for the corona virus. 

Another Trump fan parlaying vague statements that can't be quantified nor meaningfully discussed to score cheap points. I see you "ignored" point #1. Speaking of, name one thing Trump has not blamed someone else for? I'll wait.

Oh haven't you heard? He's not a Trump fan. *L*

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Minority left-radicalist deprogrammed, now SCOTUS judge!  
By the self-admitted Grace of God.  


  

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Btw,SCOTUS judge Clarence Thomas was born/raised in Savannah, Ga. 

Chocolate City.  Chocolate Mayor, Chocolate County Administrator.  Chocolate Chief of Police.    << for years.  

Savannah Ga is an area of relatively high-economic growth and we've needed a signature bridge being re-named, and many more than a few schools needing to be named.  
"Clarence Thomas" bridge/school....never considered.  Wrong "stripe", apparently.  Even tho a native son, who has done extraordinarily well. 

Sad, dontcha think?  

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@medaille said:

@BigAl99 said:
He has assembled a coalition of victims, there is a great Frontline Bio of the two.  How Trump was raised by Fred, mentored by Roy Cohn and influenced Norman Vincent Peale, an amazing amalgam of attitude.  

Do you want to summarize what the Frontline Bio said in a little more depth or point a link to it for me?

Thanks.

https://www.pbs.org/video/the-choice-202...en-l0dutq/

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@StickyBun said:
The one key, underlying common factor with most hardcore extremists, racists, white supremacists, etc. is bitter personal unhappiness and lack of belonging. And at some point, but not always, all that energy spent being so angry and projecting becomes exhausting and puts you into an even darker place where introspection finally kicks in. Or someone who was formerly a KKK member or political zealot and is reformed gets ahold of you and changes how you think. I watched a documentary a few years ago where a young black college woman went and interviewed white supremacists. She was nice, tolerant and listened to their vitriol for awhile....but eventually they couldn't help themselves and they started to like her. Started saying things like, 'You're one the few good ones'. etc......then they started considering her a friend. THEN the breakthroughs came and they started to question why they thought the way they did. The key was getting to know someone of color and they just couldn't hate her then. They desperately wanted her to like them at the end and some quit the organization outright. They were damaged men and boys that had a realization. It was quite something to see.

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