Posted by all3 on 12/29/2018 1:23:00 PM (view original):

Posted by The Taint on 12/29/2018 12:41:00 PM (view original):

Posted by all3 on 12/28/2018 2:55:00 PM (view original):
Yet another discussion we've had here multiple times before. I know some people don't agree, but I feel people who hold certain positions, like POTUS, VP, Policeman, Teacher, etc., deserve respect while in that position. I don't think it should be up to individuals to determine when and where they treat those positions with respect. You, of course, disagree. Why rehash the same thing yet again?

BTW, it was HRC who started the "birther ****", so let's place the blame where it belongs.

House committee chaired by the GOP closed the investigation into Hillary's emails yesterday.

nothingburger. No charges. Nada. Zip. Zilch.

Let's put her to rest Now, finally.

As much as you'd love to ignore the fact, HRC was the only other choice for POTUS that all American voters realistically had. That can not be "put to rest" and forgotten. It was one of the two, and I will forever be comfortable with my choice, and with defending him against people who attack him with lies, half-truths and otherwise unfounded babble.
Why don't you stop wasting your time here and instead go write Officer Singh's family a letter explaining how great illegals are and why we should let them flood our Country unchecked.

Posted by all3 on 12/29/2018 9:44:00 AM (view original):
I saddens me to read the BS on the last couple pages. WTH do people today think THEY get to decide which people in positions of respect "deserve" that respect? They couldn't be more wrong. Everyone is a position of authority demands everyone's respect. If those people have done something that means they don't deserve their positions and the accompanying respect, then they should not be in those positions. Do something to get them out - legally and rightfully - not by lies and innuendo. However, as long as they hold their position, they should be respected by everyone, including those who might believe they don't deserve it. That's what is known as "Respecting Authority", and it is NOT for individuals to decide. It used to be an American tradition to have it. Something American were proud to proclaim. Now it's p*ssed-on b those who think they know better. They DON'T!
What kind of crazy, f'd-up World do we live in, where people want to respect being able to select what gender you want to be that day, but not respect authority? SAD, SAD, SAD!

Posted by all3 on 12/29/2018 9:44:00 AM (view original):
I saddens me to read the BS on the last couple pages. WTH do people today think THEY get to decide which people in positions of respect "deserve" that respect? They couldn't be more wrong. Everyone is a position of authority demands everyone's respect. If those people have done something that means they don't deserve their positions and the accompanying respect, then they should not be in those positions. Do something to get them out - legally and rightfully - not by lies and innuendo. However, as long as they hold their position, they should be respected by everyone, including those who might believe they don't deserve it. That's what is known as "Respecting Authority", and it is NOT for individuals to decide. It used to be an American tradition to have it. Something American were proud to proclaim. Now it's p*ssed-on b those who think they know better. They DON'T!
What kind of crazy, f'd-up World do we live in, where people want to respect being able to select what gender you want to be that day, but not respect authority? SAD, SAD, SAD!

Posted by all3 on 12/29/2018 1:23:00 PM (view original):

Posted by The Taint on 12/29/2018 12:41:00 PM (view original):

Posted by all3 on 12/28/2018 2:55:00 PM (view original):
Yet another discussion we've had here multiple times before. I know some people don't agree, but I feel people who hold certain positions, like POTUS, VP, Policeman, Teacher, etc., deserve respect while in that position. I don't think it should be up to individuals to determine when and where they treat those positions with respect. You, of course, disagree. Why rehash the same thing yet again?

BTW, it was HRC who started the "birther ****", so let's place the blame where it belongs.

House committee chaired by the GOP closed the investigation into Hillary's emails yesterday.

nothingburger. No charges. Nada. Zip. Zilch.

Let's put her to rest Now, finally.

As much as you'd love to ignore the fact, HRC was the only other choice for POTUS that all American voters realistically had. That can not be "put to rest" and forgotten. It was one of the two, and I will forever be comfortable with my choice, and with defending him against people who attack him with lies, half-truths and otherwise unfounded babble.
Why don't you stop wasting your time here and instead go write Officer Singh's family a letter explaining how great illegals are and why we should let them flood our Country unchecked.

Posted by all3 on 12/29/2018 9:44:00 AM (view original):
I saddens me to read the BS on the last couple pages. WTH do people today think THEY get to decide which people in positions of respect "deserve" that respect? They couldn't be more wrong. Everyone is a position of authority demands everyone's respect. If those people have done something that means they don't deserve their positions and the accompanying respect, then they should not be in those positions. Do something to get them out - legally and rightfully - not by lies and innuendo. However, as long as they hold their position, they should be respected by everyone, including those who might believe they don't deserve it. That's what is known as "Respecting Authority", and it is NOT for individuals to decide. It used to be an American tradition to have it. Something American were proud to proclaim. Now it's p*ssed-on b those who think they know better. They DON'T!
What kind of crazy, f'd-up World do we live in, where people want to respect being able to select what gender you want to be that day, but not respect authority? SAD, SAD, SAD!

Posted by all3 on 12/29/2018 6:46:00 PM (view original):
Oh no, Taint called me a name. I'm hurt. Gonna go cry.
I think I'll stick with preferring that society determines what positions deserve respect instead of having loud-mouth opinionated a-holes like him decide for everyone. He doesn't even have the balls to be a true Trump-hater; he falls all over himself backpedalling every time something anti-Trump looks stupid. I'm done trying to converse rationally and civilly with someone who is obviously incapable of doing so.

Posted by all3 on 12/29/2018 6:46:00 PM (view original):
Oh no, Taint called me a name. I'm hurt. Gonna go cry.
I think I'll stick with preferring that society determines what positions deserve respect instead of having loud-mouth opinionated a-holes like him decide for everyone. He doesn't even have the balls to be a true Trump-hater; he falls all over himself backpedalling every time something anti-Trump looks stupid. I'm done trying to converse rationally and civilly with someone who is obviously incapable of doing so.

Posted by wylie715 on 12/29/2018 8:02:00 PM (view original):

Posted by all3 on 12/29/2018 6:46:00 PM (view original):
Oh no, Taint called me a name. I'm hurt. Gonna go cry.
I think I'll stick with preferring that society determines what positions deserve respect instead of having loud-mouth opinionated a-holes like him decide for everyone. He doesn't even have the balls to be a true Trump-hater; he falls all over himself backpedalling every time something anti-Trump looks stupid. I'm done trying to converse rationally and civilly with someone who is obviously incapable of doing so.

Ha, ironic! You commenting on Taint deciding for everyone else. Isn't that what you are doing by saying we should respect someone based on the position they hold instead of what they do to earn that respect?