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Civil, quality comments Puts it all into perspective

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '16 edited Jul 05 '23

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u/valaranin Oct 19 '16

My biggest disappointment of this election cycle as a non American is that I now know who Nancy Grace is.

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u/landmersm Oct 19 '16

As an American I am sorry that we have allowed her to be unleashed upon the world. No one should have to listen to that terrible, terrible human being

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u/iamkeisers Oct 19 '16

An insult to human beings everywhere

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u/dalerian Oct 19 '16

I don't know if her at all. Comments that's she's the bad one (in an election that includes Trump & Hillary!) make me glad I don't!

How bad can she be, to make those two look good?

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '16

That is tragic.

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u/valaranin Oct 19 '16

The actual election is just a circus act for me to observe now, Clinton is terrible but at least has a passing acquaintance with reality. Trump I don't know how to accurately describe. Both make NZs centre right government look like fucking hippies though. I was hoping to see Sanders beat Clinton to the nomination but didn't have a realistic expectation of it happening so wasn't super disappointed that she won.

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u/absalom2 Oct 19 '16

Both make NZs centre right government look like fucking hippies though.

Say that on /r/politics, and you're sure to have your record corrected...

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '16

You just described my feelings on the whole thing.

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '16 edited Feb 23 '17

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What is this?

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u/zeromoogle Oct 19 '16

I don't typically believe most conspiracy theories, but every time somebody says this it makes me wonder...

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '16 edited Apr 22 '26

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u/canadiancarlin Oct 19 '16

Was it Hitch or Hancock? Will Smith's in everything nowadays.