That's cause you and I are in sync.

tailgater wrote:

The new democrat motto?

tailgater wrote:

I’m more concerned with what policies are being passed in this country than Trump's verbiage. While both do concern me, one is far more important to me than the other.

We can quote poems from over 130 years ago all we want, but the dynamics of this country and the world have changed since then.

We either need to fix our tax and welfare system in order to help those Americans that our weak immigration policies hurt (not gonna happen with this administration), or we need to enact more common sense immigration policies. I don't see what the problem is.

It is not racist to try and help poor/middle class families in this country, which includes many different races, religions, and creeds. Trump may very well be a racist, but that has no bearing on whether or not some of his immigration policies would be beneficial to the majority of Americans and current immigrants who are here legally.

Phil222 wrote:

if Trump never existed, I still would not want a known racist President even if everything worked out.

frankj1 wrote:

I disagree and the further down the PC rat hole we go.....the worst off we'll be. Sugar coating the truth does no one any good.

TMCTLT wrote:

I disagree: if a old woman wearing much too much makeup, clearly wanting to look pretty, asks me how she looks....I'm gonna sugarcoat.
Or if a kid who is clearly the worst player on his little league team wants the truth, I'm lying.
Examples abound.
Even in politics, sugar-coating, aka diplomacy, is indispensable.

HuckFinn wrote:

Good for you. When she wants a dance she's gonna come up to you and you'll feel obligated in some sort of awkward guilt.

You'll pass out a trophy to the losing kid on the losing team.

Examples abound.


I didn't start the fire..but it goes on and on and on and on.

LOLZ!!!!

DrMaddVibe wrote:

I could easily get out of dancing with anyone! Here, watch:-({|=
And aw cmon, in the course of any day count how many times you sugarcoat, half-lie and flat out lie. It's the glue that keeps civilizations civil.

Honesty for its own sake sounds great only in principle.

Imagine if you said exactly what you really felt or thought to me instead of what you wrote.
Or I answered with complete honesty.

HuckFinn wrote:

Whatever lies you have to tell yourself to make yourself above it all..yeah.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

Don't know what 'make yourself above it all' even means.

HuckFinn wrote: