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Even more women come forward on Donald Trump inappropriately touching them

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Another complete "coincidence," the "witness" has a history of setting up his politician friends for tabloid sex stings in exchange for money.
https://www.theguardian.com/theobserver/2003/nov/16/features.magazine57?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
The story was splashed across the Sunday Mirror the next day. Anthony Gilberthorpe had set the whole thing up, ensuring that I was up in York in his flat with Anna, that the room was covered in CCTV and wired for sound. I'd known him for years, he'd been a friend of the family, but he was paid about £25,000.
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Is the Trump campaign not aware Google exists. And this is the evidence Pence was alluding to this morning. Man he must really regret his life choices right about now.
 
Let's take a moment to reflect on the astonishing stupidity of this situation.

There've already been a dozen or so otherwise unrelated women across the spectrum who've come forward to verify his own descriptions of how he treat women. So Trump pays a professional sex scandal witness, to rebut the story of one of them. And he expect his audience to be dumb enough to believe this not only rebuts the one story, but all of them.

Guess what. He's right. They are that goddamn stupid.
 
MomentsofSanity said:
Is the Trump campaign not aware Google exists. And this is the evidence Pence was alluding to this morning. Man he must really regret his life choices right about now.
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You would think so, esp given he's probably hoping to run 2020 on a christian ticket. But then you also see the evangelicals still hugging Trump's nuts, nevermind a running-mate. Who would've guessed, huh?
 
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You sure no one has said anything in 40 years? Google will tell you otherwise.
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Even without google or the benefit of the recent tapes it's possible to deduce there's some sleazy shit going down, like my previous comments about a creep using his money to buy beauty pageants to get closer to victims: https://forums.anandtech.com/thread...round-1-2-and-3.2487642/page-19#post-38491572

Lo and behold it's no surprise he waltzes in when the women are undressed or have them do personal auditions for him. And it's only one step removed to feeling up his favorites.
 
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drumpf played it, although I expect he'd have the 'platinum' card
"As you have seen, I am a victim of one of the great political smear campaigns in the history of our country," he said at a rally in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Friday night. "They are coming after me to try and destroy what is considered by even them the greatest movement in the history of our country."
http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/14/politics/donald-trump-sexual-assault-allegations/index.html
 
I'm still waiting to see what will come out from last nights rally, some of that will be hitting the news soon I imagine.

There were several unusual things, like Trump raging about teleprompters, and asking if there was a doctor in the house when someone in the crowd yelled "He's hurt" , and saying he would come down to assist in problems while pondering out loud how he was going to stiff the sound/teleprompter guys because a few speakers in the place were not working either.

Some people were kicked out, and the police were inside at one point.

It was one of the best rallies in the history of rallies according to Trump of course, and a moment that will go down in history according to him if I remember right.

🙄
 
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agent00f said:
Let's take a moment to reflect on the astonishing stupidity of this situation.

There've already been a dozen or so otherwise unrelated women across the spectrum who've come forward to verify his own descriptions of how he treat women. So Trump pays a professional sex scandal witness, to rebut the story of one of them. And he expect his audience to be dumb enough to believe this not only rebuts the one story, but all of them.

Guess what. He's right. They are that goddamn stupid.
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It took 30+ women for them to start believing the Cosby allegations. ...and some still don't.

It took 150+ years and millions of papers and endless amounts of evidence for the truth of evolution to sink in for some....and there are still those that don't accept it.

It has taken 100s of thousands of papers and 4+ decades of evidence for many to start accepting the fact of climate change....and plenty still don't.

make no mistake--"overwhelming preponderance of evidence" is not an acceptable condition to break the human "true believer" barrier.
 
skyking said:
In short, the koolaid is strong. 😀
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I'm waiting for them to equate Donald with Jesus and put him up on a cross as a sacrifice by the Democrats. My bible says that you will know them (other Christians) by their fruits. Funny thing is that Jesus and his apostles had respect for other people and they are the explicit and tacit knowledge of the church. I will never believe in evolution, sorry zinfamous, but I call it like I see it and Trump is a privileged thug that is in the process of being reeled in.
 
Puffnstuff said:
I'm waiting for them to equate Donald with Jesus and put him up on a cross as a sacrifice by the Democrats. My bible says that you will know them (other Christians) by their fruits. Funny thing is that Jesus and his apostles had respect for other people and they are the explicit and tacit knowledge of the church. I will never believe in evolution, sorry zinfamous, but I call it like I see it and Trump is a privileged thug that is in the process of being reeled in.
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If your version of things is partially correct, you have an eternity to change your mind. Never say never 🙂 Many theists do not find a problem with it.
 
Puffnstuff said:
I'm waiting for them to equate Donald with Jesus and put him up on a cross as a sacrifice by the Democrats. My bible says that you will know them (other Christians) by their fruits. Funny thing is that Jesus and his apostles had respect for other people and they are the explicit and tacit knowledge of the church. I will never believe in evolution, sorry zinfamous, but I call it like I see it and Trump is a privileged thug that is in the process of being reeled in.
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I have no problem myself with other people having their own beliefs, as long as they do not try to shove them down my throat.

Not believing in evolution is hard for me to swallow, but if it floats your boat go for it I suppose.

Trying to ban the theory in public schools I would probably have a problem with though.
 
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Next Wednesday night Hillary will either clean this election up and wipe Donald out once and for all, or break even and Donald will still lose three weeks later.
Either way, Donald is toast.
A politician can recover from many political snafus but molesting women no politician can recover from, regardless of his popularity.
And we still have a few weeks to go, no telling when actual video surveillance will emerge showing Trump did indeed molest some women.
And all it takes is just one video with just one woman to end it all.
I expect that video will be coming soon. Possibly before next Wednesday.
 
MongGrel said:
I have no problem myself with other people having their own beliefs, as long as they do not try to shove them down my throat.

Not believing in evolution is hard for me to swallow, but if it floats your boat go for it I suppose.

Trying to ban the theory in public schools I would probably have a problem with though.
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I have no problem with people who disagree with me and learn from the differences in opinion. I do have a problem with people who see obvious evidence that a particular condition exists and that something should be done to correct for it yet refuse to do so because their belief system won't allow for it. As a person with critical thinking skills I feel obligated to point such things out for discussion in hopes that during the interaction some positive progress will be achieved.

As for creation vs evolution science shows that this planet is very old which I concur with, however faith comes into play when discussing the origin of man and how creation was aged during its formation. Since that falls under the guise of religion which should be kept separate from state it should not be admissible in school nor should it be forced upon children by any member working there. Religious teaching should occur at home along with child rearing and role modeling to conduct the transfer of learning of proper behavior the lack of which results in kids coming to school acting like chimpanzees
 
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