Trump on North Korea, Wall Street regulation, tech stocks, etc.

[politicqxs 358]

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-trump-excerpts-idUSKCN0Y82OJ

[PartySick 172,477]

"I would speak to him. I would have no problem speaking to him. At the same time, I would put a lot of pressure on China because economically we have tremendous power over China. People don't realize that."

I STILL find this hilarious. "Tough on China, tough on ISIS, tough on Muslims, tough on Mexico, oh wait huh? That one guy that threatens the world with nukes every other week? Set up a play date, I want to have a tea party with that man!"

"If we make our big banks too much not big, they won't be able to compete with the banks from China and the banks from Germany and other big banks."

What?

"It's not my highest priority. I have other priorities like rebuild our military. ... It's not my number one priority. But certainly it's one of the things that we'll be doing."

Rebuild our military? Military spending has been steadily increasing for years now.  and that's not a good thing either

"Not a big fan. No. Not a big fan because other countries don't adhere to it and China doesn't adhere to it, and China's spewing into the atmosphere."

I'll be honest, I have no clue what he's trying to say. How is this "bad for the United States"? We set our own goals, it's like a pinky promise, it's not restricting us at all...I have no idea why he's opposed to it other than he doesn't know what the agreement is...which wouldn't surprise me  Besides, China's realized they're one of the biggest contributors to pollution and climate change and they're quickly becoming a global leader in green technology by lowering the cost of renewable energy production/collection and pushing their goal higher and higher for how much energy they get from renewable sources. I think their current goal is 20% by 2020 but it's sure to be higher by the time 2020 comes. Hell, they invested twice as much as we did into clean energy in 2015. 

"Everyone knows. You know on Nov. 1, they're going to announce new - the numbers are going to come out for Obamacare. They are going to be catastrophic."

Despite literally every credible source saying otherwise? He wants to get rid of something that's insured millions and saved lives across the nation? Wow.

"I think that Medicaid should be sent to the states. Ok? Let them work it."

Definitely. 'Cause letting the states make their own decisions has been great up to this point. /sarcasm. The well being of American citizens > State sovereignty. 

 

Anyway, we can take two things away from this: 1) The longer he talks the more you realize he has no clue what he's talking about and 2) he has a serious hard on for making China an enemy.

Never Trump

[Adakam 2]

1 hour ago, PartySick said:

"I would speak to him. I would have no problem speaking to him. At the same time, I would put a lot of pressure on China because economically we have tremendous power over China. People don't realize that."

I STILL find this hilarious. "Tough on China, tough on ISIS, tough on Muslims, tough on Mexico, oh wait huh? That one guy that threatens the world with nukes every other week? Set up a play date, I want to have a tea party with that man!"

"If we make our big banks too much not big, they won't be able to compete with the banks from China and the banks from Germany and other big banks."

What?

"It's not my highest priority. I have other priorities like rebuild our military. ... It's not my number one priority. But certainly it's one of the things that we'll be doing."

Rebuild our military? Military spending has been steadily increasing for years now.  and that's not a good thing either

"Not a big fan. No. Not a big fan because other countries don't adhere to it and China doesn't adhere to it, and China's spewing into the atmosphere."

I'll be honest, I have no clue what he's trying to say. How is this "bad for the United States"? We set our own goals, it's like a pinky promise, it's not restricting us at all...I have no idea why he's opposed to it other than he doesn't know what the agreement is...which wouldn't surprise me  Besides, China's realized they're one of the biggest contributors to pollution and climate change and they're quickly becoming a global leader in green technology by lowering the cost of renewable energy production/collection and pushing their goal higher and higher for how much energy they get from renewable sources. I think their current goal is 20% by 2020 but it's sure to be higher by the time 2020 comes. Hell, they invested twice as much as we did into clean energy in 2015. 

"Everyone knows. You know on Nov. 1, they're going to announce new - the numbers are going to come out for Obamacare. They are going to be catastrophic."

Despite literally every credible source saying otherwise? He wants to get rid of something that's insured millions and saved lives across the nation? Wow.

"I think that Medicaid should be sent to the states. Ok? Let them work it."

Definitely. 'Cause letting the states make their own decisions has been great up to this point. /sarcasm. The well being of American citizens > State sovereignty. 

 

Anyway, we can take two things away from this: 1) The longer he talks the more you realize he has no clue what he's talking about and 2) he has a serious hard on for making China an enemy.

Never Trump

The way he speaks... the way he forms his sentences, its worse than a 10 year old playing a videogame...

[Chromatislaps 34,854]

this is basically all you wanna know:

 

[LebaneseDude 6,146]

Every time I see a Trump post:

 

[politicqxs 358]

2 hours ago, PartySick said:

"I would speak to him. I would have no problem speaking to him. At the same time, I would put a lot of pressure on China because economically we have tremendous power over China. People don't realize that."

I STILL find this hilarious. "Tough on China, tough on ISIS, tough on Muslims, tough on Mexico, oh wait huh? That one guy that threatens the world with nukes every other week? Set up a play date, I want to have a tea party with that man!"

"If we make our big banks too much not big, they won't be able to compete with the banks from China and the banks from Germany and other big banks."

What?

"It's not my highest priority. I have other priorities like rebuild our military. ... It's not my number one priority. But certainly it's one of the things that we'll be doing."

Rebuild our military? Military spending has been steadily increasing for years now.  and that's not a good thing either

"Not a big fan. No. Not a big fan because other countries don't adhere to it and China doesn't adhere to it, and China's spewing into the atmosphere."

I'll be honest, I have no clue what he's trying to say. How is this "bad for the United States"? We set our own goals, it's like a pinky promise, it's not restricting us at all...I have no idea why he's opposed to it other than he doesn't know what the agreement is...which wouldn't surprise me  Besides, China's realized they're one of the biggest contributors to pollution and climate change and they're quickly becoming a global leader in green technology by lowering the cost of renewable energy production/collection and pushing their goal higher and higher for how much energy they get from renewable sources. I think their current goal is 20% by 2020 but it's sure to be higher by the time 2020 comes. Hell, they invested twice as much as we did into clean energy in 2015. 

"Everyone knows. You know on Nov. 1, they're going to announce new - the numbers are going to come out for Obamacare. They are going to be catastrophic."

Despite literally every credible source saying otherwise? He wants to get rid of something that's insured millions and saved lives across the nation? Wow.

"I think that Medicaid should be sent to the states. Ok? Let them work it."

Definitely. 'Cause letting the states make their own decisions has been great up to this point. /sarcasm. The well being of American citizens > State sovereignty. 

 

Anyway, we can take two things away from this: 1) The longer he talks the more you realize he has no clue what he's talking about and 2) he has a serious hard on for making China an enemy.

Never Trump

You don't think China is an enemy?

[PartySick 172,477]

1 minute ago, Licq said:

You don't think China is an enemy?

No  Why would anyone think it's a threat?

They're one of our biggest trading partners and economic allies. Even if we were to go to war, our military is twice as big and much more technologically advanced.

[politicqxs 358]

26 minutes ago, PartySick said:

No  Why would anyone think it's a threat?

They're one of our biggest trading partners and economic allies. Even if we were to go to war, our military is twice as big and much more technologically advanced.

"and China, now a $10-trillion economy with attitude"

"In the case of China, Hillary used to be dead set against cooperating with China because of its human-rights record, suggesting in 2008, for example, that then-President George W. Bush boycott the Beijing Olympics because of China's intransigence on Darfur and Tibet. I argued at the time that Clinton's position was highly unpresidential given the dilemmas the world faced on climate-change policy, WMD proliferation, global economic growth, and more. On all these issues, China was and is a vital, necessary partner. Her position, had she won the 2008 election, would only have offended the Chinese and raised the price of Beijing's cooperation—and not solved the conflicts in Tibet or Darfur."

http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2015/04/where-does-hillary-clinton-stand-on-china-and-russia/390471/

[PartySick 172,477]

3 minutes ago, Licq said:

"and China, now a $10-trillion economy with attitude"

"In the case of China, Hillary used to be dead set against cooperating with China because of its human-rights record, suggesting in 2008, for example, that then-President George W. Bush boycott the Beijing Olympics because of China's intransigence on Darfur and Tibet. I argued at the time that Clinton's position was highly unpresidential given the dilemmas the world faced on climate-change policy, WMD proliferation, global economic growth, and more. On all these issues, China was and is a vital, necessary partner. Her position, had she won the 2008 election, would only have offended the Chinese and raised the price of Beijing's cooperation—and not solved the conflicts in Tibet or Darfur."

http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2015/04/where-does-hillary-clinton-stand-on-china-and-russia/390471/

So because they're a superpower that makes them a threat?  Even your article says what I mean.

"On all these issues, China was and is a vital, necessary partner."

We can co-exist and prosper together, there's no reason to think everyone has to be enemies or trample over each other to succeed.