Nice

"I think you are an idiot" is not name calling. It is me expressing that I seriously question your intelligence.

Questioning someone's intelligence would be asking, "are you an idiot" not stating you think he is one but that's okay. So are you a United States citizen?

This post was edited by Acuity on Nov 9 2016 09:18am

Hahaha this video made my day

So in your opinion, saying that I think someone's intelligence is sub-par is name-calling? I'm calling him an idiot, I'm not using any dysphemisms or anything. An idiot is an unintelligent person -- just that.

And no, I am not an American citizen, although that does not make it any better for me. The fact that Trump denies global warming is enough for his presidency to be a global disaster. The fact that he's buddies with Putin makes it a disaster for Eastern Europe and the Middle East, and the fact that he has plans to ruin the USA's economy makes it a disaster for any economy that relies on trade with the USA, a.k.a. almost everyone.

This post was edited by Leevee on Nov 9 2016 09:24am

lol nice video

If you're not a US Permanent Resident (Green Card carrier) or Citizen, if you do not contribute anything to the US nor live a few hundred miles near any US Border, you shouldn't be posting nor care about anything US Presidential Election related.



So you rather have a WORLD POWER at the brink of war with another WORLD POWER instead of working together or "being buddies"?

So you're going to "question someone's intelligence" on the politics of a country you aren't a part of, acting as if you know all because you saw the news once. If you're not apart of the American public then don't judge others for trying to make a change one way or another.

Now I question your intelligence because you think being 5000 miles away from your country keeps me from being up-to-date about that country's politics and culture.

Not American == not knowledgeable in your eyes. Yup, you're a confirmed idiot.

Edit: just adding that, if I were wrong and you knew why I were wrong, you'd be able to debunk my opinions with arguments other than those that appeal to authority.

This post was edited by Leevee on Nov 9 2016 09:28am

How can I debunk an opinion? It's not a fact it's an opinion, you say can "I think the world is flat" I can prove it's round but it doesn't change that you "think it's flat".... Having first hand knowledge of a country by living in it is much different than reading a couple articles about it, that's my point. You literally started name calling the moment someone said they voted for Trump which makes no sense. Do I think Trump is the answer, not really. At the same time Clinton is definitely not the answer.