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2016 Presidential Election Thread: TRUMP vs. Hillary SMACKDOWN 2016 Presidential Election Thread: TRUMP vs. Hillary SMACKDOWN
View Poll Results: The 45th President of the United States of America will be
Hillary
332 46.63%
TRUMP
190 26.69%
In to watch it burn
161 22.61%
Bastard
73 10.25%
im tryin to tell you about ****in my wife in the *** and youre asking me these personal questions
57 8.01%

10-19-2016 , 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Puzzles
Yeah sure

Puzzle's Puzzle in the USA manufactured and sold their Puzzle's Puzzle for $5. With it costing $2 to create.

Puzzle's Puzzles moved their company to Mexico. Puzzle's Puzzle tried to sell their Puzzle for $5 to USA. With it costing them $1 to create.

USA charges Puzzle's Puzzle $1 for the item to be sold in the USA or Puzzle's Puzzle can do whatever they want without USA business.

Moral of the story, if companies move outside of the USA and try to sell the items back into the USA, the company will pay to sell the products in the USA which would make it not worth it in the first place to move the job/company out of the USA.
Do you know what happens to prices (that consumers pay) when widgets get produced more cheaply (or more expensively)?
10-19-2016 , 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Puzzles
Yes I have all of the answers.

No they won't because they want USA#1 Products because they are amazing and wouldn't charge extra just for the quality.
Throw back to a few weeks ago. This is where USA#1 thinking frequently hurts the American public.

It's like you literally can't imagine how anybody could possibly not want the obviously superior American products.

Which is an interesting view to hold when you're simultaneously talking about these American companies that are quite happy to move production outside of the US to build products to sell back to American consumers.
10-19-2016 , 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Puzzles
if your earlier post included a link, forgive me for not clicking it... i did earlier and read the entire content and then made a reply that took me awhile and got **** on for it, so I have just been reading pure 2p2 words and not clicking links...

i'm not an expert in making phones, every argument/situation i have been talking about tonight gets spun into the 10th power where I can't possibly answer...

not going to let you fools bring me down, back to your regular scheduled Hillary Hype glgl

God Bless Donald Trump
I do make phones. Trust me when I say that we don't need phone manufacturing in the US any more than we need basket weavers.
10-19-2016 , 01:15 PM
Prediction: I think Trump will actually concede fairly graciously and call the elections fair.

For one thing a blowout is very hard to claim rigged. For another I think above all to him this is just a game/business. He's using every lever at his disposal to somehow try to win. But when it's over he'll want to be loved again by the international community. It won't work, but he'll try.
10-19-2016 , 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Puzzles
i'm not an expert in making phones, every argument/situation i have been talking about tonight gets spun into the 10th power where I can't possibly answer...
This is the thing. We're not taking you to the 10th power. It's like the second-****ing power at most. It's just basic economics. And instead of just shrugging and saying "HOW CAN I KNOW???" you should realize that the things involved aren't really complicated and lots of people DO know. And those people will explain to you what will happen.

But you don't want to hear that. You just want to sit in your bubble of "Oh, I know it will happen some how. Trump says!"
10-19-2016 , 01:17 PM
Man if there were ever a graph about the Righteous Right not actually being about morality



http://www.prri.org/research/prri-br...clinton-trump/
10-19-2016 , 01:19 PM
Trump has convinced the Religious Right to stop judging people. Progress!

However allowing your husband to commit and immoral act is still unforgivable. Boys will be boys in the locker room. Women have a solemn duty to act as moral police and keep their men in check.
10-19-2016 , 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by jjshabado
Throw back to a few weeks ago. This is where USA#1 thinking frequently hurts the American public.

It's like you literally can't imagine how anybody could possibly not want the obviously superior American products.

Which is an interesting view to hold when you're simultaneously talking about these American companies that are quite happy to move production outside of the US to build products to sell back to American consumers.
I don't think it's USA#1 thinking, it's that it's possible to build up a moderate company completely within the US so "buy US" is actually a (semi) legitimate option. Small European countries might have a lot of nationalism but when they're so small they can't depend on a local market and by necessity have to export/import to even really get off the ground then they are much more open to trading.
10-19-2016 , 01:20 PM
Podesta was just on CNN squirming over the e-mail in which he called Sanders a "doofus." Horrible answer. He won't confirm he said it, but he'll discuss how he was frustrated with Bernie at that time over a policy point.

Right answer was: "I've probably called him worse than that to his face! (laughs) Look, some things are said in the heat of battle, but as Democrats we've all come together to keep Donald Trump out of the White House and I have great respect for Bernie Sanders and he's been a great asset to the Clinton campaign, and he'll be someone we look to for great leadership in the Senate when we win."

Minimizing is way better than avoiding!
10-19-2016 , 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Puzzles
not really, I just appreciate his motivation to truly shake up the entire system... like resetting your computer when it is acting all fked up
To be very clear, this means you're at best indifferent to the bigotry that's a core part of his campaign, which makes you a garbage person and somebody who actively opposed a decent and functional society.
10-19-2016 , 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Huehuecoyotl
I don't think it's USA#1 thinking, it's that it's possible to build up a moderate company completely within the US so "buy US" is actually a (semi) legitimate option. Small European countries might have a lot of nationalism but when they're so small they can't depend on a local market and by necessity have to export/import to even really get off the ground then they are much more open to trading.
Wasn't his point that other countries wouldn't slap tariffs on American products because their consumers really want that American quality?

If so, that has nothing to do with being able to build up an American company inside of the US.
10-19-2016 , 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by amoeba
The puzzle example also ignores the more accurate portryal of puzzle puzzles selling for 4.50 when the manufacturing costs are $1 and by enforcing puzzle puzzle to use US labor, you make all US consumers of Puzzle Puzzle to pay 50 cents more.
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Originally Posted by jjshabado
Do you know what happens to prices (that consumers pay) when widgets get produced more cheaply (or more expensively)?
and this is standard republican philosophy!

I want to reiterate again how ****ing unbelievable it is that Trump's economic policy proposals run directly counter to republican beliefs, and liberals attack him on it from the right
10-19-2016 , 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Namath12
lol Scott Adams

Go look at his page

any and everyone who comes at him gets accused of "cognitive dissonance"
your delusion is noted
10-19-2016 , 01:27 PM
Just to be clear, the quoted isn't "standard republican philosophy". It's just basic economic principles.

The Left/Right debate is more about the consequences/trade-offs related to this fact. Because its not inherently good/bad to have tariffs or not. There'll always be some winners and some losers.
10-19-2016 , 01:28 PM
I am on "doofus" comment now, I paused the dvr..yeah i mean he looked unprepared. i feel for the guy, he had his private work **** stolen.

Bottom line, Bernie is working hard for Hill down the stretch. Hacked emails aren't revealing much of anything so far.
10-19-2016 , 01:28 PM
This bull**** "I like Trump because he's going to DISRUPT THE SYSTEM" without noticing that he comes with racism.exe pre-installed the height of White Privilege/Ignorance.

Next time try running some****ingempathy.bat
10-19-2016 , 01:30 PM
10-19-2016 , 01:31 PM
Puzzle, you could bring up how hardcore Hilary supporters are in favor of open borders, free trade, and minimum wage increases when these policies could not possibly coexist.
10-19-2016 , 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by suzzer99
Prediction: I think Trump will actually concede fairly graciously and call the elections fair.

For one thing a blowout is very hard to claim rigged. For another I think above all to him this is just a game/business. He's using every lever at his disposal to somehow try to win. But when it's over he'll want to be loved again by the international community. It won't work, but he'll try.
Totally disagree. Assuming he's really going into the Trump TV business, he wants to keep the far right riled up into infinity.
10-19-2016 , 01:34 PM


The rats are abandoning ship.
10-19-2016 , 01:35 PM
US military claiming ISIS leaders fleeing Mosul. Be great if the humanitarian costs can be at least minimized as the big fear is some disaster with like a million civilians trapped or refugees.

good site here http://isis.liveuamap.com
10-19-2016 , 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by rageotones
Totally disagree. Assuming he's really going into the Trump TV business, he wants to keep the far right riled up into infinity.
I think he'll try to have it both ways. He doesn't want to make enemies out of pretty much every powerful person/entity in govt and business. He will be run out of town.
10-19-2016 , 01:35 PM
The fastest way to get a Trump supporter to leave - talk policy.
10-19-2016 , 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by anatta
US military claiming ISIS fleeing Mosul. Be great if the humanitarian costs can be at least minimized as the big fear is some disaster with like a million civilians trapped or refugees.
From chiefsplanet, he didn't provide a link, sounds like good news though:

ISIS executed 58 people in Mosul suspected of belonging to the resistance group M a few days back. If you believe ISIS they found weapons caches in 3 homes. The timing coinciding with the outside forces approaching makes me a bit skeptical.

It seems there are just a few more villages to take before Mosul.

Dabiq was taken in Syria Sunday. They named their online magazine after the town name. I believe in the Hadith's it's where all the non Muslims die or convert.. something like that

Quote:
“The Daesh [ISIS] myth of their great battle in Dabiq is finished,” Ahmed Osman, the head of the Sultan Murad group, told Reuters.

A small desert town, Dabiq holds little strategic importance, but it has enormous spiritual significance for the Islamic State (ISIS), and has become a battle-cry for radical Islam.
10-19-2016 , 01:39 PM
Protect your brain from excess derp with this:



Article:

http://www.npr.org/sections/krulwich...t-still-kickin

      
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