[BlueTimberwolf]

Our nation stands together in solidarity with the members of Orlando's LGBT Community.

Is this a first for a Republican?

[MrYorkshireFenty]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

What do gay Hillary supporters think about this:

@29:43





???

I don't support Hilary, but that's stupid. The Orlando shooter was born in the USA! It's such a feeble statement. What about the other 5000 mass shootings in the USA that are American grown?

Ya'll can ban all the Muslims you want, ur still gonna have domestic terrorism with non-Muslims. Still continue to have racism. Muslim-Americans will continue to have their faith.

It's just senseless! Fearmongering at its finest!

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

Thanks!

And I prefer my life over the right to marry, but that's just me. I wonder if Hillary supporters feel the same (they should).

@BlueT I think it may be a first. Wasn't George Bush running against calling the LGBT allies? I'm not sure about McCain or Romney but it has to be either the first or one of the first. Trump breaking new ground

[Gui Blackout]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

What do gay Hillary supporters think about this:

@29:43





???

Hillary doesn't "support immigration policies that bring Islamic extremists "?

[MrYorkshireFenty]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

Thanks!

And I prefer my life over the right to marry, but that's just me. I wonder if Hillary supporters feel the same (they should).

And you're more likely to have your life taken away from you by someone who isn't of Muslim faith. If you're not white, you're most likely to have a white Neo-Nazi take you out, thanks to Chump.

[ariesjow]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

What do gay Hillary supporters think about this:

@29:43





???

It reads like typical bigot logic to me. Why should we want to ban an entire religious group just because a very small percentage of them are extreme enough to commit acts of violence against people they do not like? With that sort of logic, we should implement bans on Christians too. After all, we've seen acts of violence from Christians that were committed in the name of their faith as well.

[chilicheese01]

Originally posted by Bloo

I'm not a racist, so Hillary's stances don't bother me to be honest.

And, Trump cannot criticize Hillary's stance with the LGBTQ community when she is one of the few to acknowledge that the Orlando shooting was an act of homophobia, has stressed the importance of LGBTQ issues, fought for trans citizens to serve in the military, has HIV/AIDS as an issue of her platform, and many other things while Trump has yet to do anything regarding LGBTQ issues.

So you would choose to jeopardize your safety as a homosexual in the free world for fear of being labeled a racist or Islamophobe? Interesting...

Originally posted by MrYorkshireFenty

Ya'll can ban all the Muslims you want, ur still gonna have domestic terrorism with non-Muslims. Still continue to have racism. Muslim-Americans will continue to have their faith.

That's poor logic. Two wrongs don't make a right; the ultimate goal is the safety of all American citizens.

[Jared]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

What do gay Hillary supporters think about this:

@29:43

???

What is there to think about? The shooter was American. No ban would have changed that. Hillary remains have the stronger argument with gun control. Sadly most American don't have the IQ for that.

[MrYorkshireFenty]

Originally posted by RatedG²

@BlueT I think it may be a first. Wasn't George Bush running against calling the LGBT allies? I'm not sure about McCain or Romney but it has to be either the first or one of the first. Trump breaking new ground

Please, he broke that ground to use to his advantage. He doesn't care about LGBT rights and is most certainly not an ally. He's been against LGBT issues in the past.

How can you call someone an ally just because the condemned someone killing your community? That's called common sense. Any person with a soul, would condemn that. Don't praise his orange ass.

[BlueTimberwolf]

After reading the transcript, his speech was very well written, and my opinion a lot more convincing than Hilary's.

[LP54]

I can't imagine anyone voting for Trump. He is literally a bigot. This man is dividing the country and insulting all minorities. He gives no solutions to "problems" he talks about. Instead all he is good for is bitching and complaining. And when he does give direct solutions they all have to do with disenfranchising a group of people. I truly cannot imagine this man becoming president.

[chilicheese01]

Originally posted by LP54

I can't imagine anyone voting for Trump. He is literally a bigot. This man is dividing the country and insulting all minorities.

He literally called for the unification of American citizens, including Muslim people, about 45 minutes ago.

Originally posted by ariesjow

It reads like typical bigot logic to me. Why should we want to ban an entire religious group just because a very small percentage of them are extreme enough to commit acts of violence against people they do not like? With that sort of logic, we should implement bans on Christians too. After all, we've seen acts of violence from Christians that were committed in the name of their faith as well.

Receipts for these acts of violence from Christians? People on this site love to argue without providing substantial evidence.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

So you would choose to jeopardize your safety as a homosexual in the free world for fear of being labeled a racist or Islamophobe? Interesting...

When did I say that? The man that did the Orlando shooting was born in the US. The people that commit crimes against members of the LGBTQ individuals in the US are, at large by far, US-born citizens. What the **** does this prove? Are you just trying to cast blame onto a group because it's easier? Interesting...

Also, if I'm going to be shot for anything, it's going to be for being black, if I'm being honest.

[Jared]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

Thanks!

And I prefer my life over the right to marry, but that's just me. I wonder if Hillary supporters feel the same (they should).

LOL. You're more likely to get shot up by a person down the street than some random extremist terrorist. Let me stay inside in fear of getting struck by lightening tease.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

Receipts for these acts of violence from Christians? People on this site love to argue without providing substantial evidence.

This "Christian Soldier working for [his] Lord" comes to mind.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/942255.stm

[BlueTimberwolf]

It was also smart how he pivoted away from the Muslim ban. Now he need to pivot from the deporting everyone.

[ariesjow]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

He literally called for the unification of American citizens, including Muslim people, about 45 minutes ago.



Receipts for these acts of violence from Christians? People on this site love to argue without providing substantial evidence.

Gurl, bye.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colora...ooting#Suspect

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assass...murder_suspect

Admit that you're bigoted towards certain people based on their religious beliefs and keep it moving.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Here's the issue with Trump y'all. We're all quick to jump on the fact that he has poor speaking skills, but that's why people love him. He's authentic and not politically correct. I'm horrified to admit that I found his argument valid and effective. Scary, right?

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

After reading the transcript, his speech was very well written, and my opinion a lot more convincing than Hilary's.

I feel guilty saying it, but I agree.

[hairofglory]

Originally posted by ariesjow

It reads like typical bigot logic to me. Why should we want to ban an entire religious group just because a very small percentage of them are extreme enough to commit acts of violence against people they do not like? With that sort of logic, we should implement bans on Christians too. After all, we've seen acts of violence from Christians that were committed in the name of their faith as well.

This reads like typical liberal logic to me-- completely incapable of reading trends. You realize Christians are being slaughtered en mass by radical Islamic terrorists worldwide? There is increasing, tangible hatred in many Islamic communities TODAY that aims to destroy America and liberals are cluelessly (or maybe purposefully) aiding their cause by refusing to call out the problem in the name of being PC. And this ******** that "love" will beat the enemy that liberals are spewing today is childish and hypocritical, as if liberals have not an ounce of hate in themselves.