Re: Why Won't You Answer, Glenn V.?

On Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 10:02:31 PM UTC-4, Glenn V. wrote:
> > > What I meant to say was that the "elites" as defined by most people in the 
> > > US, are more the well educated class, upper income class, yes sure, but 
> > > also those financial elites that have nothing whatsoever in common with 
> > > the working classes, but some of which now have made the true working 
> > > class in America, believe they do. The true fact is the opposite, all of 
> > > the financial elites are actually doing whatever they can to hold back the 
> > > working class. But that's different, and long story. 
> > > 
> > > Also, Trump has, in recent years, been the foremost and most successful 
> > > voice to make this working class believe otherwise. His "working class 
> > > support" is the single biggest charade, yes fraud if you will, that I've 
> > > ever - ever - seen in US politics. 
> 
> > Yes, he fooled people into thinking he was going to put American 
> > interests first by actually putting American interests first.
> How is getting rid of it's allies putting America first?

  It puts American interests ahead of it`s allies.

  But I`m not aware that we lost any allies under Trump`s leadership.

> How well do you 
> understand the processes of international politics?

  Enough to know that globalism is evil, and a threat to my country.

> The way to get things 
> done, vs China, Russia or anyone else who has no interest in the US 
> achieving it's foreign policy goals, is to work along with international 
> partners.

  Do you think Russia or China deal with us by putting their interests 
second?

> This thought that the US on it's own is the most prosperous for 
> the working classes, is just bizarre and imbecile. 

 Thinking that shipping all our industry overseas is good for the American 
working class is bizarre.

>Read a bit of history, 
> perhaps?

  Stop insinuating that your ideas are intellectually superior without 
showing that they are.

> > 
> > Make American Great Again wasn`t a slogan, it was a philosophy. It is ok 
> > if foreigners don`t get it.
> But you do, right?

  Yes, but I didn`t get it right away. I had Trump pegged as a self 
aggrandizing blowhard (which he is) until I saw what he was actually 
doing. I wasn`t on his bandwagon until about midway through his Presidency 
when I noticed a few things. He was following through with the things he 
said he was going to do, and that the mainstream media was out to destroy 
him by any means necessary.

> > > Purported through mostly his racial 
> > > stands, no doubt. 
> > Such as?
> If you don't see this - I'll not waste time explaining it to you.

  Yes, that is what I usually get. I put the same question to DVP and he 
had nothing to offer, either.

  Seems people have been told to think that Trump is a racist, so they do.

> > > That's where he knew he would get their support - and 
> > > that he did, and still does, probably. 
> > People have been calling Trump a racist, but when I ask them for 
> > specifics they have nothing. Let`s see what you have. 
> > 
> > If you want to see someone who said truly racist things you need to look 
> > at Biden.
> I'd suspected you might claim this. Which again tells me that discussing 
> this topic with is not worth the time. 

  <snicker> Sorry I actually backed up what I said. I should just make 
empty claims like you seem fond of.

  This is very instructive about how discussing ideas with a leftist 
usually goes. Their ideas are bad on examination and they run off when 
their assumed moral superiority is questioned.

> "Trump isn't racist, but Biden is". Oh dear.

  Of the two of us I was the one able to back up what I said.

  Since the link seems to have gone missing let me put it back in...

  https://www.breitbart.com/2020-election/2020/10/21/10-examples-of-joe-bidens-history-of-racially-charged-conduct-and-comments/