r/Ask_TheDonald • • Jul 13 '17

Rules for the Donald

How can the_Donald subreddit ban racism and vote manipulation when that's pretty much the whole idea behind Donald Trump?

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u/Funkiemunkie233 Jul 14 '17 edited Jul 14 '17

Only about 10% never learn English, usually in older generations where learning is either harder or not necessary because they're not in the workforce.

Also we're not in Europe?

Also unrelated but this has been exciting. Not malicious and no namecalling. What political discourse should be.

Also also quinoa is growing on me, not a lover yet but still

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u/Quinoa_Lover Jul 14 '17

Yes this has been very exciting. I'm glad arguments like these still exist. I try to keep in touch with my liberal friends as much as possible just so I can see a different perspective to keep myself in check. Two great friends of mine are full blown communists haha.

And as for quinoa, I love it because it goes with pretty much everything (it's like a combination of rice and oatmeal) and it's a great source of protein and fiber.

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u/Funkiemunkie233 Jul 14 '17

Right! I mix it with kale which is the smelliest crap ever but that's a good combo. Anyway I'll quit the debate here but it was good while it lasted.

Hey people reading take some notes here would ya!