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I have to assume that this is a threat regardless of who the eventual GOP nominee is. -- (edited)

Posted by znufrii Jul 22 '22, 08:49

Trump just happens to be the one laying all the groundwork.

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I would agree that Trump disciples would likely follow the same path. - Strongbad Jul 22, 09:06 25
- Im not convinced anyone except DJT follows this blue print. -- nm - Jovian Jul 22, 09:39 21
  - *blink* - znufrii Jul 22, 09:42 20
    - He is a singular phenomenon though. You will never see a political candidate/President worshipped again like DJT in our lifetimes. - Jovian Jul 22, 09:47 16
      - Obama was pretty damn close. - Strongbad Jul 22, 09:49 15
        
        I would say there are pretty significant differences in character between the two, notwithstanding the potential parallel of intensity that I think you are pointing at here. -- nm* - znufrii Jul 22, 09:57 6
        
        also translated: Obama was big time admired because he was the first black President. Trump was big time admired because he was the first racist Pres. -- nm - Jovian Jul 22, 10:00 1
        
        **note (openly racist) - Jovian Jul 22, 10:02
        
        My only point was the parallel in intensity. Yes, stark differences in character. -- nm - Strongbad Jul 22, 10:00 3
        
        agree 100% here. Hell I’d throw Reagan in as a third. So we’ve had three instances since the 80s. Minimum. -- nm - MDH Jul 22, 10:02 2
        
        The three arent comparable. Obama and Reagan sure. But not DJT. I reject that out of hand. - Jovian Jul 22, 10:08 1
        
        his idolization from his base is on par with Mussolini and Hitler. Thats the difference here. What he represents. - Jovian Jul 22, 10:09
        
        not even remotely close. Show me an Obama hat. Show me an Obama shirt. Show me an Obama Flag. Show me Obama Nazi rallies. Show me.. -- nm - Jovian Jul 22, 09:51 7
        
        I remember seeing Obama stores that only sold Obama merchandise. -- nm - Dano Jul 22, 09:55 4
        
        There still is one in DC! -- nm - MDH Jul 22, 09:58
        
        me too. But never once in his 8 years did I ever see anyone wear any Obama gear. DJT gear on the other hand? I see that all the time. -- nm* - Jovian Jul 22, 09:56 2
        
        Uhh sure, okay. -- nm - MDH Jul 22, 09:58 1
        
        I dont lie. I never saw Obama gear on anyone in my life. But then again I live in NJ. -- nm - Jovian Jul 22, 10:01
        
        You’re joking right? His “Hope” poster might be the most iconic image of the late 2000s. And I still regularly see Obama shirts, hats, and apparel. -- nm - MDH Jul 22, 09:53 1
        
        Im not joking. Obama was loved because he was a good man. People generally respected him and were proud of it. Trump is a vile piece of shit, loved - Jovian Jul 22, 09:55
    - indeed. -- nm - mud Jul 22, 09:45 2
      - Hell, with DeSantis as the nominee I would expect it to be written into the platform at the convention -- nm - Strongbad Jul 22, 09:48 1
        
        yup -- nm - St. Epiphany Jul 22, 10:17
- Curious why you’d think that. -- (edited) - znufrii Jul 22, 09:18 2
  - I think that Romney is smart enough to realize - Strongbad Jul 22, 09:37 1
    - I hope you’re right. -- nm - znufrii Jul 22, 09:42

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