I've had people say it's a hardening, actually ~ US presidential election 2016 part 9/11 never forget

this reads like a dr casino join but it's real

“He doesn’t have a birth certificate, or if he does, there’s something on that certificate that’s very bad for him,” Trump said. “Somebody told me — and I have no idea whether this is bad for him or not, but perhaps it would be — that, where it says religion, it might have Muslim. And if you’re a Muslim, you don’t change your religion, by the way. But somebody said maybe that’s the reason why he doesn’t want to show it. I don’t think so. I just don’t think he has a birth certificate, and everybody has a birth certificate.”

https://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczynski/trump-in-crazy-2011-interview-im-very-proud-to-be-a-birther

*joint

is religion even on birth certificates? that's so weird

Hows that minority outreach going?

http://www.thedailybeast.com/cheats/2016/09/21/trump-i-d-use-stop-and-frisk-to-end-violence-in-black-communities.html

Oh...

hillary's birth certificate says "fatal pneumonia" on it, which is even weirder.

hey guys you're never going to believe this but... birth certificates don't record religion

hillary's birth certificate says "fatal pneumonia" on it, which is even weirder.

― nomar, Wednesday, September 21, 2016

real life lol

hey guys you're never going to believe this but... birth certificates don't record religion

President Trump will change that.

hey guys you're never going to believe this but... birth certificates don't record religion

― Οὖτις

Well sure, American ones don't.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-tuAzsKGELpo/TrLSMikT6nI/AAAAAAAADZ8/H3DTLuBOyRE/s400/JFK5.jpg

I checked my certificate and it just says "participant"

we're through the lookin' glass, people!

http://i.imgur.com/CgSEcYl.png

ahahahahahaha

hey guys you're never going to believe this but... birth certificates don't record religion

yeah I know that none of them I've seen do but surely there must be some state or country that does otherwise how the hell does Donald not get laughed out of the room for saying something so dumb

“We did it in New York, it worked incredibly well, and you have to be proactive and, you know, you really help people sort of change their mind automatically.”

xp

i think it's akin to "boiling frog" syndrome (no offense)

hey some good polls today, fucking finally

getting ready for the 'trump didnt shit his pants on live tv' post-debate bounce to 'tie it up' again

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cs5v3JXUkAIL8KS.jpg

vote canada!

Or maybe he shits himself "hard". He is very "tough on pants". He doesn't compromise; "shitting in toilets is PC"

xp

well that seems like pretty stark evidence that at least 14% of hillary's negative rating is related to sexism xp

donald trump - even more unpopular than women

xp i dunno -- i think 'running for president' drives up most people's negatives

would watch http://www.vox.com/polyarchy/2016/9/21/13006732/presidential-debate-format-bad

isnt this from star trek

presidential-debate-format-bad

lol kobayashi maru

^^^

I'm down if they literally have to do the Kobayashi Maru.

I'd prefer something like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2QAMqTgPKI

hey guys you're never going to believe this but... birth certificates don't record religion

What if you were born again?

I was a little startled when I was asked to list my religion for a visa to visit India. (I'm pretty sure this isn't even on Indian birth certificates, though.)

the Indian consulate asked you for that? that's weird I don't recall having to do that, but it was awhile ago...

Yes, this past summer. You don't even have to go through a consulate or High Commission/Embassy for short trips at this point. There's an online form. There's a question about religion with pull-down options for "Hindu", "Muslim", "Christian", "Buddhist", etc., as well as "other".

"Question: I am not comfortable disclosing my religion. What can I do?
Answer: You have the option to choose 'Others' and in the field below that, enter NA."

btw

But according to polls taken after the Sept. 11 stumble, the "Hillary's health" story line has done no political damage to speak of. Morning Consult, which polled immediately after the health scare, initially found that 50 percent of voters worried that Clinton had dissembled about her health, and the percentage of voters saying her health was below average or poor spiked by 19 points. But the number of voters who said the health scare would affect their votes was negligible; and on Sunday, MC released a full poll of the week after the scare, and found Clinton ticking up slightly in a head-to-head matchup, from a one-point lead to a four-point lead. The national Reuters/Ipsos tracking poll also found a "negligible" number of voters switching their votes because of the health story.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/09/19/clinton-health-scare-leaves-little-impact-on-polls-but-spawns-new-attacks/

I don't even understand the logic behind gambling on an "uh oh candidate X is sick, better vote for candidate Y!" reaction from voters.

"I was a little startled when I was asked to list my religion for a visa to visit India. "

I don't get visiting India and visas btw; someone I work with just told me she couldn't go back because she didn't have a visa to go. why do you need a visa to go there as opposed to travel to europe?

Kobayashi Maru is the scenario presented to the electorate ( = ultimate no-win scenario)

Indian birth certificates include both religion and caste.

Because India still has different personal laws for different religious people. Hindus, Muslims, Parsis and Christians all have different laws. And Atheists don't have a secular law to govern them. While we do have Special marriage Act for marriages among atheists or people belonging to different religions, we do not have other provisions relating to succession for Atheists. So, even if you are an Atheist, you will have to politically identify yourself as a person belonging to your birth or converted religion so that the state can apply the respective law to you. All this will end when we have a Uniform Civil Code.

Love the controversy about Don King's accidental use of the n word rather than the fact that he's a piece of shit murderer who took advantage of every athlete he ever "promoted."

Very similar person to Trump. Makes sense they are old friends

Given how fond some people are of wishing Kaine was the candidate instead of Hillary, you'd think the health issues would be a boon.

trump is a guy who takes limos everywhere and lives on a diet of KFC and mcdonald's, weird that hillary's the one w/ the "health issues"

who are these people?

xp

who are these people?

xp

Treeship
Posted: September 21, 2016 at 5:55:04 PM
Very similar person to Trump. Makes sense they are old friends

Heard an interview with Sharpton a few months ago in which he was asked to interpret Trump as a New Yorker. He said sorta like Don King. I hadn't thought of it til then, but yup.

45+ year old white guys who hate Trump but are voting for Gary Johnson because blah blah blah

Disgusting savages; list them ALL itt

trump is a guy who takes limos everywhere and lives on a diet of KFC and mcdonald's, weird that hillary's the one w/ the "health issues"

― (The Other) J.D. (J.D.), Wednesday, September 21, 2016

The diet of Trump's base.