Why the hate?
Why do quite a few people hate Donald trump?, I am very interested in what people have to say, however if you do have a reason please state what it is and provide the facts to back up your statement.
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okaybut · 56-60, M
The man is a vile idiot. Lots of examples of that.
But more so, they hate what he represents.
Those that hate him, fear self-reliance. In their weakness (or fear of their future weakness) they want someone to look after them. They hide this under the notion of compassion for others.
They also hate someone having more than them and want it. No notion of hard work or ability; those with more were lucky and they were not. They call this fairness (ie The Fountainhead).
Also, they want their use of words (and feelings of pity towards others) to keep them powerful. Political correctness and ideology are their advantage and they want to keep it alive. They call this protection of others less than them who need their help. They worked real hard framing various groups of victims (ie. anyone not white, females, etc).
They want to control words and thus the thoughts of others for personal gain (ie 1984, Animal Farm). They will stop at nothing to frame anyone who uses words of freedom as evil (ie. as racists, monsters, etc.)
Or they have been taught that they are a victim (the world is against them) and thus hate him for not allowing it to be thought as so. They want to be recognized & valued by others for their incredible unique burden as a victim. They hate notions of faith and hope and the power of human will to rise.
But more so, they hate what he represents.
Those that hate him, fear self-reliance. In their weakness (or fear of their future weakness) they want someone to look after them. They hide this under the notion of compassion for others.
They also hate someone having more than them and want it. No notion of hard work or ability; those with more were lucky and they were not. They call this fairness (ie The Fountainhead).
Also, they want their use of words (and feelings of pity towards others) to keep them powerful. Political correctness and ideology are their advantage and they want to keep it alive. They call this protection of others less than them who need their help. They worked real hard framing various groups of victims (ie. anyone not white, females, etc).
They want to control words and thus the thoughts of others for personal gain (ie 1984, Animal Farm). They will stop at nothing to frame anyone who uses words of freedom as evil (ie. as racists, monsters, etc.)
Or they have been taught that they are a victim (the world is against them) and thus hate him for not allowing it to be thought as so. They want to be recognized & valued by others for their incredible unique burden as a victim. They hate notions of faith and hope and the power of human will to rise.
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WoodyAq · M
@katielass I think you are confusing law and "rule of law". It is against the rule of law to demand that law enforcement officials serve you, not justice. It is against the rule of law to shut down an investigation because it is getting too close to you.
These actions may not involve criminal prosecution, but they obviously compromise the administration of justice, and if Trump's actions are accepted as a precedent, then we are going down a road that we haven't gone until now. But it's a road that other countries freely go-- like Venezuela, for instance.
These actions may not involve criminal prosecution, but they obviously compromise the administration of justice, and if Trump's actions are accepted as a precedent, then we are going down a road that we haven't gone until now. But it's a road that other countries freely go-- like Venezuela, for instance.
SatanBurger · 36-40, F
People mainly only love a politician who is more polite but full of shit. It makes them feel warm and fuzzy.
Like if I was a politician it wouldn't matter if I kept my promises or didn't as long as I was using manipulation tactics to make myself appear more valiant and caring as a human being.
It's just human nature.
Like if I was a politician it wouldn't matter if I kept my promises or didn't as long as I was using manipulation tactics to make myself appear more valiant and caring as a human being.
It's just human nature.
WoodyAq · M
@SatanBurger too bad Trump is rude and doesn't keep his promises.
WoodyAq · M
There are policy issues of course. But one major problem is that he is a douchebag-- he speaks crudely and routinely demeans people- not just his enemies, but friends too.
He's also a an unprincipled self-centered narcissist.
A major problem is that he doesn't really have the knowledge, or the capacity to acquire knowledge that is required to be president.
A related problem is that in spite of his ignorance, he thinks he knows everything better than the people who actually do know stuff.
He's also a an unprincipled self-centered narcissist.
A major problem is that he doesn't really have the knowledge, or the capacity to acquire knowledge that is required to be president.
A related problem is that in spite of his ignorance, he thinks he knows everything better than the people who actually do know stuff.
SatanBurger · 36-40, F
@WoodyAq I didn't mean "every single person who is anti Trump" that still doesn't change the fact that MOST of the anti Trump sentiment is the same sentiment that's been an issue on local businesses and colleges. Most of what we see is coming from what has been lingering and building for years.
Evergreen ate its own when liberal college professors came under attack from the far left so badly they had to go to the board just to voice concerns after groups held them hostage in their own classrooms and threatened any student who voiced their opinion.
Sorry but violence isn't just "random" that's a myth!
Evergreen ate its own when liberal college professors came under attack from the far left so badly they had to go to the board just to voice concerns after groups held them hostage in their own classrooms and threatened any student who voiced their opinion.
Sorry but violence isn't just "random" that's a myth!
WoodyAq · M
@SatanBurger but you do accept there are very good reasons to be anti-Trump that have nothing to do with that?
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sighmeupforthat · 46-50, M
if you were working class zero you'd not need ask why the hate. i don't need to prove anything.
republicans hit us poor folks hard... they always hit us hard. i'm sick of losing all the time, that junk's mine, i paid for it dammit.
republicans hit us poor folks hard... they always hit us hard. i'm sick of losing all the time, that junk's mine, i paid for it dammit.
Wiseacre · F
He is an incorrigible sociopath...I don't hate him, but I certainly wouldn't hang out with him!
SW-User
it's a visceral feeling i've had since the 80's.