OT What is it with Trump, women and blood?

While I do believe it's definitely immature and lame for a president to tweet how he tweets, I think this over dramatic reaction by MSNBC is classic victim shit. "he fears women" dear fucking lord yeah which is why he has his daughter running shit. He has made personal attacks on a lot of men too. Look at Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz. It has nothing to do with women, this is just some feminist bullshit people put with it to fit their own ideas. AND of course Rasta is the one to post this. For fucks sake

 

Well come on Cliffy! Tell us about your high ARI! I think that would be interesting.
I was sort of trying to give a reference point to compare my low Clerical score. That was the take away that I expected people to get.

Reminds me of the old saying, I am responsible for what I imply, can''t do a thing about what you infer. But non the less, we can switch to high ARIs. Tell us about it.

 

Careful Cippy! These emotional transponders don't think through stuff. They respond to stimuli, so cut them some slack. And Feel a little empathy!

 

My files are currently buried under remodeling detritus but as I remember it my GCT was on the higher end of the scale and my ARI was somewhere in the mid 60's. And I sucked on the mechanical end. Will confirm in a couple weeks.

 

That's ok, we can carry on.

 

I just don't get the logic behind this post. It's the same old Trump hates this and that. What evidence do you have? how could he possibly hate women when he puts his own daughter in charge of a lot of the whole trump brand? it's like you ignore all the good things he has said about certain women and focused on the bad things. He has said bad things about a lot of men so is he sexist there too? people do too much identifying with gender and race now. Perhaps he doesn't like the person and it's not a gender issue at all. But noooooo according to the people that hate Trump every day of their lives as opposed to living it, they know everything. He is a bigot, homophobic, misogynist , and racist. Hmmm sounds a lot like what progressives say when they don't agree with your opinion. Maybe stop trying to make it part of your ideology and for it to go with your views. Think outside the box for a second. Yes I think Trump is a shitty president too but I am not gonna hate somebody for that shit and devote every day to him by talking about him and posting thread after thread. There is no evidence he colluded with russia. None that he is against gays. None that he is racist besides out of context taken words. The pussy grab thing was also blown up way too much. Read between the lines.

 

ummm! I don't agree.

 

I definitely disagree with the tweets he puts out most of the time. Too focused on the past, I think he carries a chip on his shoulder about it. It's kinda hard to see what he has done so far and hasn't considering the media blasts his ass every day so whatever good thing he might do is immediately overshadowed by this bullshit trump russia talk. I don't think he is the worst president we have had but he isn't good. Obama was mediocre. Bush was also mediocre. Most presidents just haven't been amazing. It's all a bunch of talk leading up to them being presidents, false hope, etc. Then they get in and it's just the same old bullshit

 

Too early to judge, but good things have been happening, so we shall see. Give it some more time.

 

Funny you would bring up Meyers Briggs in this discussion where MarAzul implies Trump detractors are reacting emotionally and not logically. I have taken Meyers Briggs and was found to be INTP which is otherwise known as, wait for it...

"The Logician".

https://www.16personalities.com/intp-personality

 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/monteb...-role-in-the-trump-organization/#7bdabb0b2a5a

…Ivanka specializes in acquisitions and design. Recently, though, her role has expanded, especially as the Trumps have ramped up their hotel and golf resort portfolios. “Ivanka was always a natural-born dealmaker,” says Donald. “But she’s become a very good builder and manager.”

In recent years, Ivanka has led the Trump Organization on some of its biggest deals…and has been given credit by those she’s negotiated with for her diligence and hard work, which sometimes puts her in contrast with her father’s style of negotiating:

…Ivanka has spearheaded two major projects: the purchase of the Doral Resort & Spa in Miami and the renovation of theOld Post Office Pavilionin Washington, D.C. In the process she has grown into a force in the boardroom. “I’m not sure Donald appreciates her enough,” says someone who has negotiated with her but wished to remain anonymous for competitive reasons. “He’s kind of an old school, seat-of-the-pants type of dealmaker. She’s the opposite: She’s done the work and put in the time. When she asks for something, she has all the research to back it up.”

On these two deals, Ivanka outflanked some big hitters in the real estate world, and was, according to her father, the driving force.

…[Ivanka] beat out the Waldorf Astoria, Hilton, Pierre Omidyar and Penny Pritzker, among others, to win the right to redevelop the Old Post Office Pavilion…But perhaps her biggest deal came…when she closed the purchase of the Doral Resort & Spa…

The Paulson/Winthrop group put the real estate portfolio that included Doral into bankruptcy in mid-2011. The Trumps were immediately interested. Ivanka, though counseled by her father, was the lead negotiator. “It was her deal,” says Donald.

There was, however, one slight complication: Ivanka was pregnant with her first child throughout the negotiations of the Doral deal:

In the ninth month of her pregnancy the sellers called to tell her they were accepting a higher bid. “I thought the deal was dead,” says Ivanka. Then, just a few days after she delivered Arabella in July, she got another call: The deal was back on. The Trumps became the “stalking horse bidders,” which gave them the right to match any subsequent bids, and the sellers were pressured to divest quickly. The only problem: Ivanka had to fly from New York to Miami to take one last look at the property, just to make sure, meaning she had to leave her week-old baby. “I hated leaving her, but I had to,” says Ivanka.

Within five days the contract was signed. Ivanka had worked out a deal [paying] a bargain-basement price of $150 million.

And, yet again, she left an indelible mark on the negotiations:

Michael Ashner, the chief executive of Winthrop, came away impressed with Ivanka’s negotiating skills. “She’s one of the smartest people I’ve worked with,” he says. “She’s got an even temperament, she’s articulate, she’s tough, and she is superb on due diligence and understanding the deal.”

 

"discriminate"... okay so when he made fun of Cruz and Bush was that discrimination because they are male or what? I mean I don't understand your angle here, makes no sense

 

Okay yeah just don't even acknowledge any of it sure of course, classic progressive

 

Selective. That describes most in here. When you are presented factual shit, quick to dismiss it because it doesn't go with your ideology. Exactly what I was talking about.