Comments by "Rob McCune" (@robm6645) on "Would Future Generations Ever Elect Someone Like Donald Trump?" video.

  1. The real question is whether future generations will be around to vote for someone like Donald Trump.
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  2. Evol Enmity Well Trump could start WWIII and in his desperation appoint Davros to his cabinet who will create an armored battle chassis to turn the rapidly mutating remains of the population into soldiers who will go out of control and exterminate any life in the universe that is not them... or climate change. That too.
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  3. ruiFF77 Meh, he gave me an excuse to make my Genesis of the Daleks joke.
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  4. True, technically Trump voters are monsters who just happen to be racist and sexist, calling them racist sexist monsters is a little unfair.
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  5. Gerbil13 I know right, people seem to think Trump voters are the worst products of our society, that is completely unfair to them. In reality they made themselves what they are, they would be the worst products of any society. It's just such a shame so many people don't give them credit for that.
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  6. Gerbil13 Ok, I'll be serious for a minute. This 57 year old who thinks getting rid of all the Mexicans will fix his life and cracking PMS jokes about Megyn Kelly's wherever gets his power back, where do I meet him half way? Where do I fit into his world? How do I reach this 57 year old man who is less mature than his adult children?
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  7. Gerbil13 You don't know, well at least you're honest. And at least you're not overtly pushing an alt-right agenda as it first seemed. I don't really see how that video was supposed to help, since the guy alternated between legitimate criticisms of the media as well as Hillary's campaign strategy, and right wing non-sense. The only thing that your recommended video could have set me straight on was instead of inauthentic grievances with a minorities being expressed by voting for Donald Trump, inauthentic grievances with the centers of entertainment, culture and fashion (NY and LA) were expressed by sending Donald Trump to the center of power, D.C. Take that Taysway!!!!! Just out curiosity what hot iron do you think I am grabbing? Throughout the broader world the saying is commonly attributed to the Buddha, and is interpreted to mean that one shouldn't hold grudges or a sense of perceived wrong. I only bring this up because immediately after giving this sage advice, you then proceed to list wrongs done to you youtube commenters and then seem to revel in the fact that posting alt-right talking points on liberal channel will get you some pretty nasty comments. The direction of the country that I live in is a hot iron that burns my hand the harder I grasp it, but mean internet comments, that is a legitimate wrong. To quote another religious leader, "You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye." Not to say I'm a turn the other cheek fellow, since that hypocrisy is what provoked my original response to your alt-right talking point.
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  8. You're right, could you imagine if in this election the last two months were dominated by stories about how Donald Trump was shitty to people from South America and how he treated women inappropriately? Good thing that didn't happen or this hypothetical identity politics hipster millennial demagogue could have seized power. Thank god that the campaigns focused on the issues.
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