Quote (Black XistenZ @ Feb 19 2019 04:52pm)
He is a nice guy, but he holds quite a lot of hardline conservative views. For example, he supports "conversion therapy" for gays.
There certainly is a case to be made that he's not as bad as he is portrayed by liberal activists and news outlets, but claiming that "they hate him for no reason" is just ridiculous.
Has, or had?
Hillary Clinton: "I believe that marriage is a union between one man, and one woman."
Barrack Obama: “We simply cannot allow people to pour into the United States undetected, undocumented, unchecked.”
Hillary Clinton: “I voted, when I was a Senator, to build a barrier to try to prevent illegal immigrants from coming in.”
Let's not forget Hillary Clinton referring to a KKK Grand Dragon as her greatest friend and mentor at his funeral and gushing about how inspirational he was. It's great to say how somebody who had staunch and idealistic religious views 19 years ago, and then indicate that any wrongdoing was done. "Conversion Therapy" was... Wait for it... Counseling. That's all. It's been proven 100% false, even liberal snopes debunked the "electroshock" bullshit. And when you consider his "conversion therapy" thing was directly related to an AIDS campaign, and gay and bisexual men account for 66% of all AIDS cases, and 82% of all cases among men... Well, seems like he might have had a point in his political favor, for that moment in time, when AIDS was a public campaigning tool, because it was massive, still somewhat new, and had no real treatment.
No, I will claim it. They hate him for no reason other than he is the enemy. There's nothing more rational to it than that. He's a nice guy, he really has not spouted strange policies designed to hurt people. He certainly hasn't failed to act when Americans were under attack on foreign soil, or allowed a gun running program that lost hundreds of weapons into the hands of cartel members. This is the problem when politics are judged by subjective morality, rather than simple, unalterable principles. You lose perspective.