[TheRealThing]

Is truth situational?

“Kim Jung Un is a brutal dictator” (State of the Union)...

“Kim Jung Un” loves his people.”
(Several months later)

What is the definition of loyalty to a Tribal Boss? Obama and his (for lack of a better term) administration

What is the use of truth? How does one discourse rationally with a demagogue? with his acolytes? These issues are so far beyond Obama v. Trump v. Clinton v. Bush. Beyond blue and red. Extremists make for dangerous politics and a more dangerous world. Period. True statement


My question is why the outrage now?? Trump's foreign policy doesn't even compare with Obama's in terms of success and the safety/success of America.

BUT Trump isn't liberal, isn't black, isn't politically correct.....I could go on and on.

Trump won the Presidency without the support of basically either political party. He has thumbed his nose at the PC of DC. That happens to be one of my more favorite things about him.

Obama stated that Kim Jung Un was the issue that was the most threatening of any other to the United States. Yet he did nothing to solve that problem, and did do things that exacerbated it. I'm not even going to address the unlimited antics of Hillary!

Trump isn't perfect but it appears that we are on a good direction to ease the nuclear threat that Jung Un represented.


Yet the negativity still goes to Trump and Obama gets a pass.

I used to respect your perspectives, but lately you have outdone yourself. To me, you have zero credibility. ZERO

Agreed. But then I knew in his zeal to put polish to his latest drivel, Sombrero would roll right over your irrefutable logic with hardly a bobble of his head.

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Whew, what a relief.

Do you believe human beings are perfect? (I assume no, as you profess Christianity).

Are nations and governments made up of human beings? (Obviously)

Thus, can a nation or government made up of imperfect people conduct itself in the world without the need for apologizing on occasion?

Because, really, that’s it, isn’t it? Apologizing for mistakes made, for exploitative policies? Just burned you up, eh? Maybe not, but I do not believe America has existed in the world in flawless perfection. Yet, America has often been a force for good and for freedom. How does acknowledging that before the world mean one is not patriotic? How does suggesting it is wrong headed to think wealth and power make it ok to grab a woman’s genitalia make one a hater of the President? How does holding a man accountable for HIS OWN TWEETS make one a hater? How does calling attention to VAST “situational truth embraces” in our President make one a hater? Talk about fake news and misguided patriotism. So, whew, what a relief.

Is truth situational? That would certainly seem to be the case with you.

I'm sorry but where was it again that Obama ever apologized to the American people for lying to them (many times) like dogs? Or for mitigating 240 years of greatness, or for punishing white people and industry via environmental and financial regulation, or for encouraging racially charged civil unrest, or for politicizing the US military and the police?

Talk about misguided patriotism, at what point was it that Trump sent jets loaded with untraceable cash to the world's premier terror supporter? Made an 'on mic' aside to a Russian President asking for Putin to give him 'time' for some backdoor shenanigan. Or while flying around DC attempt as his last dirty deed, to transfer millions of US taxpayer dollars to Palestine?

God says all men are born dead in trespass and sin. But to hear you tell it there will be a 'great reversal.' As if color or nationality will one day afford everybody but white people privilege.