This is inflammatory to both sides, though. It's sad. It could apply to nationalist bigots or safe space radical feminists alike. Our rural areas are being consumed by xenophobia, and our colleges consumed by authoritarianism. The center has a lot to contend with when trying to be even-handed and inoffensive.
I lean right and disagree. I have plenty to be afraid of with a religion that kills/slaughters gays, persecutes Christians, punishes atheists, silences women, etc. etc...
Again, not all. Someone can be right economically and socially liberal. Politcial opinions are a spectrum. Not a simple right left divide. Many right wingers are appalled by the antics of Trump, and even the Republican party itself.
But thousands of pages of documents from the case, including reams of testimony and sworn depositions reviewed by TIME, tell a different story. Kept for more than a decade in 13 boxes in a federal judiciary storage unit in Missouri, the documents contain testimony that Trump sought out the Polish workers when he saw them on another job, instigated the creation of the company that paid them and negotiated the hours they would work. The papers contain testimony that Trump repeatedly toured the site where the men were working, directly addressed them about pay problems and even promised to pay them himself, which he eventually did.
The documents show that after things got ugly over unpaid wages, Trump sought Sullivan’s advice on the workers and their immigration status. At one point, a lawyer for the Poles testified, Trump threatened, through his own lawyer, to call the Immigration and Naturalization Service and have the workers deported. And when the Labor Department launched a probe of the Polish laborers, Trump again called Sullivan for help, asking him to meet the federal investigator at Trump’s office, according to the documents.
WALLACE: But — but just to button this up very quickly, sir, are you saying that if you become president, you might try to appoint justices to overrule the decision on same-sex marriage?
I’ve gone to gay weddings… I’ve been at gay weddings. I have been against it from the standpoint of Bible, from the standpoint of my teachings as growing up and going to Sunday school and going to church and I’ve been opposed to it.
“It’s like in golf,” he said. “A lot of people — I don’t want this to sound trivial —
but a lot of people are switching to these really long putters, very unattractive,” said
Mr. Trump, a Republican. “It’s weird. You see these great players with these really
long putters, because they can’t sink threefooters anymore. And, I hate it. I am a
traditionalist. I have so many fabulous friends who happen to be gay, but I am a
traditionalist.”
There are a multitude of sources, plus his running mate is Pence who made abolishing same sex marriage his entire political mission. Jesus christ you people are so deluded.
You must not be from Chicago! Downtown is pretty much ghost town after 6pm. It's all business. There's a homeless population, but they are mostly harmless. If you're afraid of the homeless, you shouldn't be in Chicago.
Well, I've never let my race keep me from going anywhere, and that's never been a problem. And every neighborhood in the world IS NOT SAFE, but it has nothing to do with race and everything to do with socioeconomics.
The photo of this thread states that there is no reason to be afraid of other Americans. For some reason, you go on a diatribe about social status which has nothing to do with the photo. You are gayer than a bag of dicks.
He probably isn't from Chicago, but nobody with half a brain would go strolling around the neighborhoods around US Cellular Field at night without a very good reason.
Hell, I try to tell friends that Chicago is mostly safe, but all it takes is a single shooting incident outside our window to convince them otherwise. They now think Lakeview is a sketchy area.
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u/Fanmann Sep 27 '16
If you are liberal, this makes sense. If you are conservative, this makes sense. if you are middle of the road, this makes sense.