yes i'm sure you've reported all threats against the "nigger in the whitehouse"

on the other hand when has a politician ever been honest and says it how it is. Donald trump speaks his mind which i like, be nice to have a politician like that for a change. gotta seperate the personality from the job.is he an asshole probably, does he got the job done YES. this whole campaign kinda reminds me of a movie called bullworth lol

/facepalm

I'm sure Homeland Security takes your weekly update on potential assassins very seriously.

It's like you've never heard of the term 'credible threat'.

...just to post something like that is indicative of very poor impulse control .

LOL, I remember that 90s movie, Jaden Pinkett-Smith and Warren Beatty.

I feel pretty much the same about Trump. I originally liked him because he was a breath of fresh air, a candidate who isn't politically correct and isn't afraid to say things most are scared shitless to say. But, the more I see and hear of him, the more I chalk him up as a political sideshow. I think his poll number success has gotten to his already inflated ego and head.

The best thing to come from this is for a future candidate, one more rational and even-keeled, to take note of what Trump did and expose how full of shit both parties are. He's pretty much proven that if you take a strong position on border security and control, American citizens will love you for it.

This post was edited by CarsV on Jul 21 2015 09:39am

The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.
Albert Einstein

Verdict

This quote is FAKE.

Probable mechanism: Keyes' Rules of Misquotation, Axiom 2, Corollary 2B: "Particularly quotable figures receive more than their share of quotable quotes."

Origin

(credit to User:Hipnosifl on Wikiquote for much of the following.)

The quote does not appear in any published work by or about Einstein.[1] In particular, it does not appear in The Ultimate Quotable Einstein or any previous edition of The Quotable Einstein, or in any well-referenced quotebook such as the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations.

This quote was passed around for decades as an anonymous quip, before Einstein's name ever became attached to it. It first pops up on Google Books as a bit of filler in a 1961 issue of Grassroots Editor, p. 34:

'Oh great, it's this old douchebag again, send him a polite thank you and flag it as junk'

lol yea was a good movie hehe

no doubt hes got a big ego, i do like how he rips people apart sometimes tho lol alot of the stuff he says i do not disagree with him on.

Maybe it's indicative of having a sense of humour and believing nobody is stupid enough to take it seriously?