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11.03am
24 March 2014
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I read the news today, oh boy
about a lucky man who made the grade
and though the news was rather sad
well… I just had to laugh
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11.27am
27 April 2015
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Mademoiselle Kitty >^..^< said
I woke up with a migraine, sensing something was horribly wrong, and it was. First, I tried to calm myself by hugging my cats. Then, I reckoned an overdose of Beatles music might do the trick. Next was ranting on the phone with my mum, who felt much the same, and I ended up going out to buy some chocolate. Whilst my headache is gone, the dread remains. I’m not in a position to be callous about politics and even though I live halfway across the world, we will see the effects of this election result. I can’t help but wonder: if people are so keen on being anti-establishment, why did they vote Trump? I mean, can it get more establishment than voting Republican? There were unassociated candidates; voting for them would have been a true signal against TPTB. All the achieved now is to create more tension. And no, I’m not a Hillary fan. I just can’t understand how or why this happened.
Perhaps it was anti-establishment, voting for Republican. People didn’t buy into the liberal propaganda.
Anyway, the whole campaign on both the sides was despicable. It was more of a “don’t vote for the other person” thing, rather than ” why should you vote for me?”.
If the candidate had been Bernie Sanders, I’m sure he would’ve won by a landslide.
P.S. This is just the way I view it from the outside, of course.
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11.30am
5 November 2011
Offline I honestly didn’t think Trump had any chance of winning. I didn’t even stay up to watch it because I was sure Hillary was going to win it so I figured there was no point. Then I got woken up at one thirty in the morning by the people on my floor screaming Bohemian Rhapsody. I was super mad at first because I didn’t think that was an appropriate time to be doing that, but then I saw Trump was winning so I went to sleep happy. I definitely don’t like Trump, but I dislike Clinton more than I dislike Trump.
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11.35am
5 November 2011
Offline O Boogie said
Anyway, the whole campaign on both the sides was despicable. It was more of a “don’t vote for the other person” thing, rather than ” why should you vote for me?”.
Every election is like that and it’s an embarrassment to this country. All the ads they play that say horrible things about one candidate and then at the end the other candidate says “I am ___ and I support this message” are such bad taste. Then my whole Facebook feed the past few months has been people arguing about the candidates and calling each other names for who they support. It makes me so sad and disappointed in this country for all the hate that people have. and how judgmental everybody is.
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11.37am
14 December 2009
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O Boogie said
If the candidate had been Bernie Sanders, I’m sure he would’ve won by a landslide.
Yeah, the many bigoted Trump supporters would’ve loved to vote for a Jew.
Paul: Yeah well… first of all, we’re bringing out a ‘Stamp Out Detroit’ campaign.
11.40am
27 April 2015
Offline Little Piggy Dragonguy said
O Boogie said
Anyway, the whole campaign on both the sides was despicable. It was more of a “don’t vote for the other person” thing, rather than ” why should you vote for me?”.
Every election is like that and it’s an embarrassment to this country. All the ads they play that say horrible things about one candidate and then at the end the other candidate says “I am ___ and I support this message” are such bad taste. Then my whole Facebook feed the past few months has been people arguing about the candidates and calling each other names for who they support. It makes me so sad and disappointed in this country for all the hate that people have. and how judgmental everybody is.
Perhaps it’s bad memory, but I don’t remember any such thing during the Romney vs. Obama thing. I think they highlighted more of what they did, wanted to do, etc. And they were both quite respectful. It felt like a Presidential debate.
Whereas with Trump vs Hilary – it was about his sexual assaults vs. Billy Boy’s sexual assaults, how Hilary turned a blind eye, and mudslinging, and more mudslinging. It felt like watching Big Brother or some such thing.
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11.44am
27 April 2015
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Von Bontee said
O Boogie said
If the candidate had been Bernie Sanders, I’m sure he would’ve won by a landslide.
Yeah, the many bigoted Trump supporters would’ve loved to vote for a Jew.
Didn’t America vote for a black president?
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12.03pm
14 December 2009
Offline Many of them did, sure. But Obama got black votes, and Sanders had little black support among Southern states during the primaries.
Paul: Yeah well… first of all, we’re bringing out a ‘Stamp Out Detroit’ campaign.
12.04pm
1 November 2013
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12.15pm
1 November 2013
Offline Wonder what John and George would of thought about all this.
12.18pm
27 April 2015
Offline Starr Shine? said
Wonder what John and George would of thought about all this.
Dunno about George, but John would’ve slept with some random blonde xD
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12.27pm
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15 February 2015
Offline Starr Shine? said
Wonder what John and George would of thought about all this.
George would have probably been like, ‘You know, I’m really quite optimistic about everything, cos on the universal scale of things, it doesn’t matter too much — All Things Must Pass , after all. In the meantime, it’s crap. Hare Krishna.’
I think he did say something like that once, though in the long-tangled backlog of my George trivia collection I have no idea where.
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12.57pm
5 November 2011
Offline Starr Shine? said
Wonder what John and George would have thought about all this.
I fixed it for you.
Personally, I don’t wonder what they would have thought about it because they’re not American (though I suppose John might have become American by now, but I’m not sure if that was his goal ?), so their opinions on it would be irrelevant just like Paul’s.
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1.00pm
18 April 2013
Offline I respect the rights of others to have an opinion. But let me just state an opinion of my own: If you are a Beatles fan and a Trump supporter, you are doing the “being a Beatles fan” thing wrong.
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1.08pm
27 March 2015
Offline There definitely isn’t much peace and love in Trump’s worldview, that’s a fact. He’s a (orange) blue meanie if ever there was one… 
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1.11pm
27 March 2015
Offline Ahhh Girl said
Paul’s candidate didn’t win the presidency. Did Ringo every say who he was supporting?
Ringo doesn’t have an opinion on politics; he doesn’t even smoke… 
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1.14pm
27 April 2015
Offline Mademoiselle Kitty >^..^< said
Ringo doesn’t have an opinion on politics; he doesn’t even smoke…
He’s kicking himself for not actually running for president after all this 
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1.28pm
18 May 2016
Offline Expert Textpert said
If you are a Beatles fan and a Trump supporter, you are doing the “being a Beatles fan” thing wrong.
Says who, why can’t a Trump supporter be a Beatles fan, you ever thought that Donald Trump was a fan himself. Personally, although both candidates are a joke, I am glad that Hillary didn’t win because she is very politically correct, which is something that I don’t like. I say we have the Trump and Clinton fans Come Together and realize that All You Need Is Love .
1.30pm
18 April 2013
Offline sgtpepper63 said
Says who, why can’t a Trump supporter be a Beatles fan, you ever thought that Donald Trump was a fan himself. Personally, although both candidates are a joke, I am glad that Hillary didn’t win because she is very politically correct, which is something that I don’t like. I say we have the Trump and Clinton fans Come Together and realize that All You Need Is Love .
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