Giant baby Trump balloon floats over London in protest

[Steeleballz 7,550]

3 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

So the why is that Trump eats farts, or is butthole water or he has a comb over or a rather childish interpretation of a song from Mary Poppins? I didnt get the why ...

 

  Sure you didn't. Many of Trump's supporters are oblivious or choose not to acknowledge the why. Many blame the media, the FBI, congress and now the British. Blame anything but Trump for the behavior of Trump.

 

  The fact is though, many, many, many people do get the 'why' part. 

 

   

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

1 minute ago, Steeleballz said:

 

  Sure you didn't. Many of Trump's supporters are oblivious or choose not to acknowledge the why. Many blame the media, the FBI, congress and now the British. Blame anything but Trump for the behavior of Trump.

 

  The fact is though, many, many, many people do get the 'why' part. 

 

   

Thats the why that can be gleaned from the clever signs? 

 

It must be a wonderful thing to not be oblivious or act like an ostrich in light of things such as this. 

 

What i find marvelously entertaining is people unwilling to believe anything other that what they preach to other people and to act condescending when doing so, is it tiring being infallible?

[JimandChristy 1,689]

What a marvellous display by the British. They put on a protest in the only way in which Mango Mussolini understands.

 

 

[Steeleballz 7,550]

38 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

Thats the why that can be gleaned from the clever signs? 

 

It must be a wonderful thing to not be oblivious or act like an ostrich in light of things such as this. 

 

What i find marvelously entertaining is people unwilling to believe anything other that what they preach to other people and to act condescending when doing so, is it tiring being infallible?

 

   Do you think "super callous fragile racist sexist" is too subtle? That was a common sign, which I believe conveyed it's intended message. 

 

   Signs aside, the fact that our president draws a quarter million people, telling him he is not welcome in a country that is one of our closest allies is telling enough. 

[JimandChristy 1,689]

10 minutes ago, Steeleballz said:

 

   Do you think "super callous fragile racist sexist" is too subtle? That was a common sign, which I believe conveyed it's intended message. 

 

   Signs aside, the fact that our president draws a quarter million people, telling him he is not welcome in a country that is one of our closest allies is telling enough. 

Exactly, the problem with Mango Mussolini is his abhorrent behavior. Particularly when it comes to our Allies. Recently picked fights with Canada and the UK. Made an idiot of himself at the G7 and NATO but warmly embraces Kim Jong Un and Putin. His whole behavior alone over Russia attacking the United States is bizarre and it just validates the stories Putin has him in his pocket.

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

16 minutes ago, Steeleballz said:

 

   Do you think "super callous fragile racist sexist" is too subtle? That was a common sign, which I believe conveyed it's intended message. 

 

   Signs aside, the fact that our president draws a quarter million people, telling him he is not welcome in a country that is one of our closest allies is telling enough. 

I think the bulk of the signage is vulgar and crude, I voted for neither Trump nor Obama i would be offended if either was treated in this manner on the world stage. 

 

i believe the office of President is deserving of a modicum of respect, regardless of who is in office. 

 

If there were 250k at the rallies which is questionable and disputed, so what the population of London is 8.8 million, so less than 3%  of the population were compelled to protest, i would argue that a large percentage of the crowd was from outside was not from London, i have nothing to support this but do know that protests tend to draw from a large area, so dilute the 3% further. 

 

So statistically, i could say that 97% of London did not protest Trump and be correct.

[JimandChristy 1,689]

5 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

I believe the office of President is deserving of a modicum of respect, regardless of who is in office. 

Mango Mussolini has completely disrespected the office of the President all by himself using his vulgar behavior.

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

1 minute ago, JimandChristy said:

Mango Mussolini has completely disrespected the office of the President all by himself using his vulgar behavior.

I take it you disagree with me based on your response, I’m fine with that.

 

i am capable of hearing disagreement.

[Steeleballz 7,550]

12 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

I think the bulk of the signage is vulgar and crude, I voted for neither Trump nor Obama i would be offended if either was treated in this manner on the world stage. 

 

i believe the office of President is deserving of a modicum of respect, regardless of who is in office. 

 

If there were 250k at the rallies which is questionable and disputed, so what the population of London is 8.8 million, so less than 3%  of the population were compelled to protest, i would argue that a large percentage of the crowd was from outside was not from London, i have nothing to support this but do know that protests tend to draw from a large area, so dilute the 3% further. 

 

So statistically, i could say that 97% of London did not protest Trump and be correct.

 

   I agree with that in general. It's one of the reasons, going back to Boiler's comment that other leaders have not been treated this way, and why I said it's pretty telling in regards to Trump. The reality is, a modicum of respect from the president in his treatment of others would probably go a long way in getting that respect returned. 

 

  

[cyclone27 710]

Hmmmmm 66.5 million in England so less than .5% of the population doesn’t like Trump.

 

Call me less than impressed. 

[Steeleballz 7,550]

2 minutes ago, cyclone27 said:

Hmmmmm 66.5 million in England so less than .5% of the population doesn’t like Trump.

 

Call me less than impressed. 

 

  The population of England is 53 million, and no doubt you would have a harder time finding 0.5% of the population who do like Trump, than finding 0.5% that don't like him.

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

7 minutes ago, Steeleballz said:

 

   I agree with that in general. It's one of the reasons, going back to Boiler's comment that other leaders have not been treated this way, and why I said it's pretty telling in regards to Trump. The reality is, a modicum of respect from the president in his treatment of others would probably go a long way in getting that respect returned. 

 

  

I grew up in the era of

 

may my country always be right, but my country right or wrong

[cyclone27 710]

1 minute ago, Steeleballz said:

 

  The population of England is 53 million, and no doubt you would have a harder time finding 0.5% of the population who do like Trump, than finding 0.5% that don't like him.

Actually it’s 66.5 million as of 2018 and the rest of the populatiion are too busy working and laughing at the knobs protesting. (Same lot who come out for G7 protests btw)

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

You are confusing the UK and England

 

uk is 65 million

England is 55 million

 

 

[Steeleballz 7,550]

25 minutes ago, cyclone27 said:

Actually it’s 66.5 million as of 2018 and the rest of the populatiion are too busy working and laughing at the knobs protesting. (Same lot who come out for G7 protests btw)

 

  66.5 million is the population of the UK, not England.

23 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

You are confusing the UK and England

 

uk is 65 million

England is 55 million

 

 

 

  Oops, thanks. Should have read your post first.