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[Randyandyuni 2,682]

Pocahontas was the only example of what i was discussing and only indirectly, you inferred color if she is a valid example. My question was based on color not the foolish nicknames

 

maybe this akin to Mrs Clinton referencing deplorables, the use of trumptards derisionary name calling is far from the exlusive domain of conservative republicans

 

you have an opinion same as many people on here, dont assume it is held in as high a regard as you think, the delivery is antagonistic and if you have a valid message most like it is discounted by people whose opinion differs, debate can be effective arguementativess is seldom so

Edited July 19, 2018 by Randyandyuni

[Rob and Cheryl 56]

25 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

Pocahontas was the only example of what i was discussing and only indirectly, you inferred color if she is a valid example. My question was based on color not the foolish nicknames

 

maybe this akin to Mrs Clinton referencing deplorables, the use of trumptards derisionary name calling is far from the exlusive domain of conservative republicans

 

you have an opinion same as many people on here, dont assume it is held in as high a regard as you think, the delivery is antagonistic and if you have a valid message most like it is discounted by people whose opinion differs, debate can be effective arguementativess is seldom so

Trumptards... that is a new one, I have been favoring MAGATs

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

3 hours ago, Randyandyuni said:

Do you find cute nicknames based on complexion to be acceptable public behavior? When you said it once it drew a picture of your intended opinion I guess, when you repeat it Ad Nauseum it takes on the impression of a fundamental belief, curious what your cute nickname was for President Obama based on his complexion or is color only an acceptable insult for an unprotected class?

Get used to it.  Prior to his vacation, all he could say was “ fat orange Nixon “, ad nauseum.  And I do mean nausea.  Somewhere along the line someone taught him a new name.

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