Does the WMP aspect of Trump really get you?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:"I couldn't care less "who" I am voting for. I am voting for America's future" and, the past my family fought for. I will never vote for a racist.

Then you shouldn't be voting for Hillary Clinton, who is the poster child for racial politics, and racial divide. It's the only thing that's gotten her where she is.

Were you trying to be sarcastic? Funny? Because this is clearly a joke given the ugly rhetoric that Trump has been spouting about the black community, hispanics and muslims. You understand that Trump has very very low support from minorities, women, and even the educated white population? Why do you think that is?

All I can say is, I think you're going to be surprised tonight.

About what? You think minorities, women and white educated are going to vote for Trump in droves?

Even if Trump does win, it will have nothing to do with what that ^PP stated - HRC is not the one who has spewed racially charged rhetoric.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is WMP? When I Google it, I get Windows Media Player?

white male privilege

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It really really bothers me. Its so obvious he is coasting on the white male privilege ticket. I know this is going around twitter but its true "Imagine if Obama had 5 different kids by 3 women and bragged about grabbing pussies."

Or if Hillary had 5 different kids by 3 different men and bragged about grabbing dicks???

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:"I couldn't care less "who" I am voting for. I am voting for America's future" and, the past my family fought for. I will never vote for a racist.

Then you shouldn't be voting for Hillary Clinton, who is the poster child for racial politics, and racial divide. It's the only thing that's gotten her where she is.

Were you trying to be sarcastic? Funny? Because this is clearly a joke given the ugly rhetoric that Trump has been spouting about the black community, hispanics and muslims. You understand that Trump has very very low support from minorities, women, and even the educated white population? Why do you think that is?

All I can say is, I think you're going to be surprised tonight.

About what? You think minorities, women and white educated are going to vote for Trump in droves?

Even if Trump does win, it will have nothing to do with what that ^PP stated - HRC is not the one who has spewed racially charged rhetoric.

Funny you cite this, because I am an extremely educated minority woman and I voted for Trump. So did most of my family.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:"I couldn't care less "who" I am voting for. I am voting for America's future" and, the past my family fought for. I will never vote for a racist.

Then you shouldn't be voting for Hillary Clinton, who is the poster child for racial politics, and racial divide. It's the only thing that's gotten her where she is.

Were you trying to be sarcastic? Funny? Because this is clearly a joke given the ugly rhetoric that Trump has been spouting about the black community, hispanics and muslims. You understand that Trump has very very low support from minorities, women, and even the educated white population? Why do you think that is?

All I can say is, I think you're going to be surprised tonight.

About what? You think minorities, women and white educated are going to vote for Trump in droves?

Even if Trump does win, it will have nothing to do with what that ^PP stated - HRC is not the one who has spewed racially charged rhetoric.

Funny you cite this, because I am an extremely educated minority woman and I voted for Trump. So did most of my family.

That's nice, but you realize that most of that group won't be voting for him, right? I'm a minority female, and I hate Trump, and most of the females, white and non white alike, white educated people I know won't be voting for Trump either.

Unfortunately for Trump, there are more of us than there are of you and your family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is WMP? When I Google it, I get Windows Media Player?

white male privilege

that's about the same thing, come to think of it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yep. It's disgusting and really makes me rethink the people in my life who still support him. This isn't a party affiliation issue (and he's totally using the Republican Party to suit his own needs). It's a basic human decency issue.

+1. I don't see it as a WMP thing but as a despicable person thing. I know plenty of white men who are disgusted with him.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:"I couldn't care less "who" I am voting for. I am voting for America's future" and, the past my family fought for. I will never vote for a racist.

Then you shouldn't be voting for Hillary Clinton, who is the poster child for racial politics, and racial divide. It's the only thing that's gotten her where she is.

Were you trying to be sarcastic? Funny? Because this is clearly a joke given the ugly rhetoric that Trump has been spouting about the black community, hispanics and muslims. You understand that Trump has very very low support from minorities, women, and even the educated white population? Why do you think that is?

All I can say is, I think you're going to be surprised tonight.

About what? You think minorities, women and white educated are going to vote for Trump in droves?

Even if Trump does win, it will have nothing to do with what that ^PP stated - HRC is not the one who has spewed racially charged rhetoric.

Funny you cite this, because I am an extremely educated minority woman and I voted for Trump. So did most of my family.

Why would you vote for a racist who calls women fat pigs and worst? Trump is NOT presidential material and he is an embarrassment to the United States.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"I couldn't care less "who" I am voting for. I am voting for America's future" and, the past my family fought for. I will never vote for a racist.

Then you shouldn't be voting for Hillary Clinton, who is the poster child for racial politics, and racial divide. It's the only thing that's gotten her where she is.

Were you trying to be sarcastic? Funny? Because this is clearly a joke given the ugly rhetoric that Trump has been spouting about the black community, hispanics and muslims. You understand that Trump has very very low support from minorities, women, and even the educated white population? Why do you think that is?

All I can say is, I think you're going to be surprised tonight.

About what? You think minorities, women and white educated are going to vote for Trump in droves?

Even if Trump does win, it will have nothing to do with what that ^PP stated - HRC is not the one who has spewed racially charged rhetoric.

Funny you cite this, because I am an extremely educated minority woman and I voted for Trump. So did most of my family.

Is an extreme education anything like extreme vetting?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Voted for Hillary but not gladly.

The WMP that Trump incorporates into his persona bothers me far, far less than the Liberal Elite Privilege we see displayed by the Clinton/Podesta crowd in email after dreary email. It is so clear that they have no problem helping out the underclass with taxes raised from the middle class as long as all their elite network and privilege stays intact. The sanctimonious of LEPers who believe they have the lock on caring for the little people nauseates me.

Had another trove of emails been dumped in the last few days I am not sure I could have kept myself from clicking on the Trump button today.

Clinton and Podesta earned their elite status through something called "hard work". You are criticizing them for having privilege that they have earned. WMP otoh, is not earned, so dont try to equate them.

[Anonymous]

MikeL wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"I couldn't care less "who" I am voting for. I am voting for America's future" and, the past my family fought for. I will never vote for a racist.

Then you shouldn't be voting for Hillary Clinton, who is the poster child for racial politics, and racial divide. It's the only thing that's gotten her where she is.

Are you this boring in real life?

Surely you are not insinuating that HRC doesn't advocate for identity politics?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"I couldn't care less "who" I am voting for. I am voting for America's future" and, the past my family fought for. I will never vote for a racist.

Then you shouldn't be voting for Hillary Clinton, who is the poster child for racial politics, and racial divide. It's the only thing that's gotten her where she is.

Were you trying to be sarcastic? Funny? Because this is clearly a joke given the ugly rhetoric that Trump has been spouting about the black community, hispanics and muslims. You understand that Trump has very very low support from minorities, women, and even the educated white population? Why do you think that is?

All I can say is, I think you're going to be surprised tonight.

About what? You think minorities, women and white educated are going to vote for Trump in droves?

Even if Trump does win, it will have nothing to do with what that ^PP stated - HRC is not the one who has spewed racially charged rhetoric.

Funny you cite this, because I am an extremely educated minority woman and I voted for Trump. So did most of my family.

That's nice, but you realize that most of that group won't be voting for him, right? I'm a minority female, and I hate Trump, and most of the females, white and non white alike, white educated people I know won't be voting for Trump either.

Unfortunately for Trump, there are more of us than there are of you and your family.

White males are only 30% of the country. 70% of the country is poised against them (and gets affirmative action too). It is a question of how much of a turnout there is. Hillary may have a larger number of "potential" supporters, but I dont see a ton of enthusiasm on their side.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Michelle Obama gets flak for wearing sleeveless dresses. Yet it's apparently okay for a white potential First Lady to show off her birthday suit.

As long as it's not as First Lady, it doesn't matter. Why are liberal women always shaming other women?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"I couldn't care less "who" I am voting for. I am voting for America's future" and, the past my family fought for. I will never vote for a racist.

Then you shouldn't be voting for Hillary Clinton, who is the poster child for racial politics, and racial divide. It's the only thing that's gotten her where she is.

Yep. Get and keep as many blacks as possible dependent upon government and you have created a reliable voting block.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is WMP? When I Google it, I get Windows Media Player?

white male privilege

A term a bunch of manless angry SJWs coined to deflect from the issue they're ugly on the inside and the outside and no one wants to work with or be with them.