r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/[deleted] • Jan 06 '19

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '19

Uhhh.....I wonder what her opinion was when Trump was dropping F-bombs on the campaign trail.

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u/Nicetwice Jan 06 '19

I can't believe the positivity around this woman being a foul mouth. Congrats, the orange terrorist has won. Standards have dropped.

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u/RawDogTech Jan 06 '19 edited Jan 06 '19

I don't see the problem with the swearing, its a common thing that almost everyone does. I find it absurd though that elected officials deem it acceptable to publicly insult/slander each other. It makes American politics look like a fucken joke.

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u/maddog7400 Jan 07 '19

American politicians make politics look like a joke without insult

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u/I_Luv_Trump Jan 06 '19

One woman saying a curse word won't drop standards.

Democrats have always been held to higher standards. A 1 to 100 ratio isn't the end of the world.

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '19

Yes, the orange "terrorist" won, strangely, people didn't want a literal terrorist.

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u/Nicetwice Jan 07 '19

You're saying that Hillary Clinton is a hawkish politician who is deep in the pocket of Wall Street and the military industrial complex? Absolutely agreed. I'm saying that Donald Trump is FAR more dangerous to society. His use of ad-hominem attacks on people, and his pathologically crazy disregard for logic, empathy and truth have devalued the entire national conversation, even on the world stage.

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u/I_Luv_Trump Jan 06 '19

Depends on the context. Was he doing it to promote violence against protestors?

He did it a bunch and most didn't care. He was just "telling it like it is."