Then, why do you bother if you can't put backbone into your convictions? There's no point. That's why I give more than a passing nod to Trump. Debating the minutiae of nationalism is pathetic and certainly does nothing to advance the nation's spirit, growth, maturity and wealth.
Then, why do you bother if you can't put backbone into your convictions? There's no point. That's why I give more than a passing nod to Trump. Debating the minutiae of nationalism is pathetic and certainly does nothing to advance the nation's spirit, growth, maturity and wealth.
I do have strong convictions, and they are rooted in moderation, which, in today's environment, is controversial. It's easy to take a radical or polarized stance, but I believe in the complexity of governance and discussing and debiting it openly. I think Trump oversimplify these issues and is irresponsible with their power, which I strongly disagree with. I’m genuinely open to hearing your perspective—why do you support him? I'm always happy to stand corrected if I’m missing something.
Obviously the majority of American voters couldn't give a tinker's cuss whether you think Trump is irresponsible with his power. They see him as the great drainer of the woke swamps, the Marshall of a world wide political move to the centre right in many jurisdictions in order to fix the irresponsible behaviour of leftie wokesters. Reestablishing commonsense- let's study the nationalism of common sense.
Have you noticed? Meanwhile, you convolute the concept of nationalism.
Then, why do you bother if you can't put backbone into your convictions? There's no point. That's why I give more than a passing nod to Trump. Debating the minutiae of nationalism is pathetic and certainly does nothing to advance the nation's spirit, growth, maturity and wealth.
I do have strong convictions, and they are rooted in moderation, which, in today's environment, is controversial. It's easy to take a radical or polarized stance, but I believe in the complexity of governance and discussing and debiting it openly. I think Trump oversimplify these issues and is irresponsible with their power, which I strongly disagree with. I’m genuinely open to hearing your perspective—why do you support him? I'm always happy to stand corrected if I’m missing something.
Obviously the majority of American voters couldn't give a tinker's cuss whether you think Trump is irresponsible with his power. They see him as the great drainer of the woke swamps, the Marshall of a world wide political move to the centre right in many jurisdictions in order to fix the irresponsible behaviour of leftie wokesters. Reestablishing commonsense- let's study the nationalism of common sense.
Have you noticed? Meanwhile, you convolute the concept of nationalism.