Comments by "Shalanaya" (@Shalanaya) on "JUST IN: Trump mocks Kamala Harris' laugh on '60 Minutes'" video.

  1. The most intelligent and honest president the US has probably ever had, virtually incapable of lying, all comes strauight through the heart how he sees it and feels it. My kids have been aspiring to be more like him. Beautiful man. The ability to make fun/light of things/people is always a sign of maturity and light hearted nature, only unstable people see it in a negative way while projecting it out in that manner, that's the difference between light and dark, positive vs negative. Even when he's attacked and defending himself, he seems like having a good time, a few moments later he starts smiling, absolutely incredible level of grounded stability. Lots of people dont seem to have developed enough intuition to see this crucial distinction, or when not seeing Kamala laughing as a reflection of her degree of authenticity, underestimating what it means, she may not be lying in those particular moments, but it reveals her highly unstable nature prone to hiding her true self, true intentions, throughout her life in general. These people are born that way, nothing wrong with that, but one would be wise to know where to stand with them. Many people seem to have lost the positive ability to make fun of things we experience in life, especially those that seem dark/bad to us, it lightens people up, as kids it seemed natural, why because we've not been yet conditioned by culture and society to kill that spark of light within us, to still having fun and not block our selves by cultural dogmas/stigmas. It's up to us, our own stability, not to get offended when someone makes fun of us, it's wise to remind ourselves it's in good spirit so ppl could have a fun good time. There's a difference between deliberately offending someone (to hurt them) and making fun while making a point. That seems to be the difference between Trump and his haters, they dont seem to get his competitive wrestling personality, he's having fun while they're taking it seriously.
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  2.  @americannightmare76  To me he's one of the most honest people I have ever seen in my life, the way he talks by seemingly contradicting what he said before is because of not fully expressing what he meant, so you got some people who didnt get it in the frst place, I talk like that all the time, and people come if I was lying, then I have explained more effectivelly what I really meant. It's a nature of people o talk like that, it's not lying. I have never seen one deliberate lie from president, I know he plays art of war, but never deliberately lying and millions of people can see that too, it's all a matter of perspective.
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  3.  @americannightmare76  Just sharing what people are seeing, as I said, it's a matter of perspective that creates assumptions and conclusions to our own truths, which differ, hence why there's such a divide, like a twilight zone between democrats and republicans, everyone seems to see a different thing, because we are conditioned by various filters that process all that we see and hear. Interesting is also how the assumption of lying has been constantly seen around spiritual (non religious) people who live with a positive attitude by being in the present moment, the contradiction is a natural habit of this spontaneous way of life, the past becomes perceived differently at each new moment.
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  4.  @americannightmare76  Thank you, absolutely perfect example of what I was talking about, and many people talk like that, including myself, in this example I could say that I try to play it down, because I dont want people to panic, and later I can say I dont play it down, and that can seem as a contradiction, yet it isn't, I just didn't explain to what degree in both instances, there are people who talk like that, who are not good speakers, just being as brief and concise as possible, not explaining, Trump is a perfect example of that with his simple sentences. Btw, truth and lie is always subjective anyway, even facts get interpreted differently, hence the whole divide over so many things, it's tiring.
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  5. He already said many times he's fine when ppl make fun of him, that it's okay, it's fun. Many people seem to have lost the positive ability to make fun of things we experience in life, especially those that seem dark to us, it lightens people up, as kids it seemed natural, why because we've not been conditioned by culture and society yet to kill that spark of light within us, to still having fun and not block our selves by cultural dogmas/stigmas. It's up to us, our own stability, not to get offended when someone makes fun of us, it's wise to remind ourselves it's in good spirit so ppl could have a fun good time. There's a difference between deliberately offending someone (to hurt them) and making fun while making a point. That seems to be the difference between Trump and his haters, they dont seem to get his competitive wrestling personality, he's having fun while you're taking it seriously.
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