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September 26, 2016 Presidential Debate


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2016 Sep 26, 8:18am   51,879 views  374 comments

by turtledove   ➕follow (11)   💰tip   ignore  

I hope everyone will be tuning in... Perhaps, we can have some live discussion. Kind of like Mystery Science Theater... only with Patnet members and politics...

For those living under a rock, the debate begins tonight at 9:00 PM EST (6:00 for us west coasters).

So... Any pregame discussion? Are we taking odds on Hillary coughing/tripping/fainting...? Or Trump losing his temper and calling Hillary a "pig...?" Or perhaps bets on how many times he says the word "yuuuuge?"

Finally! Some drama!

#debate

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336   turtledove   2016 Sep 27, 10:29am  

YesYNot says

he won't show us. Logic tells us that there is something he is hiding.

And the emails?

337   OneTwo   2016 Sep 27, 10:32am  

errc says

In fact, i base almost all of my decisions by considering the tax implications. That's what smart people do: avoid waste. As a hard working, freedom loving American, I cannot afford to be wasteful.

Which is of course why you claim you supported Bernie. Oh, hang on. And I have to say your objective comment was very amusing given your rabid anti-Hillary comments on here.
As for Trump being smart avoiding paying any taxes, I'd say that would be his accountants, though it was typically dumb phrasing from him. How about he comment on the system being flawed, and the wealthiest having an obligation to pay their fair share rather than tax dodging, etc., etc.?

338   anonymous   2016 Sep 27, 10:41am  

The Clintons don't own Burger King, so I have no idea what you are going with that.

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Why do you feel the need to lie?

Burger King is owned by its shareholders, one of which is Hillary Clinton

Fact

339   Rew   2016 Sep 27, 11:00am  

The crowd was laughing at Trump and with Hillary last night. She seemed to be enjoying it.
www.youtube.com/embed/HvO90gTveqM

I could have hugged Holt when he shot Trump's stop and frisk BS down.

In the end, not many minds will have been changed. Check out the #TrumpWon twitter hashtag. It's pretty funny. Have a good day all.

Ciao!

340   FNWGMOBDVZXDNW   2016 Sep 27, 11:02am  

errc says

Why do you feel the need to lie?

Burger King is owned by its shareholders, one of which is Hillary Clinton

Fact

Jesus Christ. By that standard, I own 1/3 of publicly traded businesses. It's probably that Trump does too. I see Trump has taught you how to tie all negative events of the last 30 yrs to HRC through the customarily allowed 6 degrees of separation.

341   FNWGMOBDVZXDNW   2016 Sep 27, 11:09am  

turtledove is deplorable says

And the emails?

Most of the emails have been turned over. Of the extra that have been found (probably most of whatever existed in the first place), most have been duplicates, and those are getting released anyway.

Meanwhile, the Clinton's have turned over tons of tax returns and Trump hasn't turned over any. He's trying to distract you with door B, when asked about door A. The whole reason for his 'I'll show you mine if you show me yours deal' is just a way to bring up B when asked about A. He dodges more questions than Picaso has paints. The only thing he dodges better than questions is TAXES.

342   Tenpoundbass   2016 Sep 27, 11:32am  

CNN and FOX news said Trump lost debates with Rubio then Kasich, then Cruz.

343   mell   2016 Sep 27, 11:43am  

YesYNot says

turtledove is deplorable says

And the emails?

Most of the emails have been turned over. Of the extra that have been found (probably most of whatever existed in the first place), most have been duplicates, and those are getting released anyway.

Meanwhile, the Clinton's have turned over tons of tax returns and Trump hasn't turned over any. He's trying to distract you with door B, when asked about door A. The whole reason for his 'I'll show you mine if you show me yours deal' is just a way to bring up B when asked about A. He dodges more questions than Picaso has paints. The only thing he dodges better than questions is TAXES.

You surely must be jesting. Telling your employee to bleach bit emails, clearly showing intent, is a criminal offense, esp. since you know the emails will have to be turned over and investigated. So is deleting these emails (evidence) in the first place. You know she belongs in prison, but since Trump is such a "bad" candidate for you, you choose to support a criminal that is above the law. If you had emails the FBI let you know it wants and you bleach bit them or destroy the evidence otherwise, your ass goes to prison faster than you can say blueberry pie. At least write in Mickey Mouse or vote for one of the other candidates on the ballot, don't need to vote for Trump necessarily.

344   neplusultra57   2016 Sep 27, 12:12pm  

errc says

I'm objective

LOL

Tenpoundbass says

He wasn't incharge of the questions.

Of course not, you retard, that's why he looked as dumb as you do.

345   FNWGMOBDVZXDNW   2016 Sep 27, 12:20pm  

mell says

You surely must be jesting. Telling your employee to bleach bit emails, clearly showing intent, is a criminal offense, esp. since you know the emails will have to be turned over and investigated.

Using bleachbit was not an offense if all of the work emails were handed over. The offense was in omitting some or classifying them incorrectly. I don't know if it was a judgement error or what. Maybe the FBI classified some of them as work related when HRC thought that they were Clinton Foundation related. In any case, she admitted she was wrong and is getting judged for it. Trump, you, and TD seem to think that that gives Trump a get out of jail free card when it comes to his taxes. It doesn't, and he still looks like an asshole who is hiding something.

If you are into equivocating, we might as well say that as long as Trump keeps his taxes private, we have to give HRC a pass on emailgate. Do you see how stupid that game is?

346   turtledove   2016 Sep 27, 12:28pm  

YesYNot says

Using bleachbit was not an offense if all of the work emails were handed over.

And who has the authority to determine which are "work" and which are "personal?" Surely it isn't the person who potentially has something to hide? We don't typically trust the suspects to hand over all the evidence. But we did, here. Further, I disagree that she even had personal emails. IMHO, the emails became property of the State Department the minute she sent them from her work email. So, again... laws are being conveniently reinterpreted to her benefit.

347   indigenous   2016 Sep 27, 12:33pm  

Rashomon says

Which is of course why you claim you supported Bernie. Oh, hang on. And I have to say your objective comment was very amusing given your rabid anti-Hillary comments on here.

The fact is that a business man has to please his customers or they don't buy from him. The more customers he has the more benefit he is doing for the community.

348   indigenous   2016 Sep 27, 12:36pm  

Rew says

I could have hugged Holt when he shot Trump's stop and frisk BS down.

It was actually very effective, fuck the moderator.

I recoil at the police having that much power but it was effective. Might consider it to be a Marshall law situation though.

349   FNWGMOBDVZXDNW   2016 Sep 27, 12:43pm  

turtledove is deplorable says

And who has the authority to determine which are "work" and which are "personal?"

Nice job staying focused on door B. It's very shiny and it might be fun to polish it some more, but I take that as tacit admission that there's a bombshell behind door A. And by bombshell, I'm not talking about a hot young Miss Universe who FB is busy degrading.

350   Rew   2016 Sep 27, 12:47pm  

We choose plenty of inefficient things, and insecure things, to preserve civil liberties and freedoms.

I'm sure Trump would love Marshall law. He would probably paint it as a path to restoring black communities to their former heights.

351   Y   2016 Sep 27, 12:52pm  

Fixed it for ya mr. intelligence...

Sharingmyintelligencewiththedumbasses says

trump can't answer a simple question, so more followups is are appropriate.

352   indigenous   2016 Sep 27, 12:55pm  

Rew says

We choose plenty of inefficient things, and insecure things, to preserve civil liberties and freedoms.

Either way it was effective.

356   zzyzzx   2016 Sep 27, 6:10pm  

I think Hillary blew her wad. 1970s lawsuit. Tax returns. Sexism. Birtherism. That's it.

He held back on Email, Benghazi (her ONLY legacy), Clinton Foundation and, Bill's exploits.

357   OneTwo   2016 Sep 27, 6:29pm  

zzyzzx is deplorable says

Clinton Foundation

Considering the good that it has done in comparison to the laughable Trump version, he'd be better served avoiding that topic.
zzyzzx is deplorable says

Bill's exploits

He's not running.
zzyzzx is deplorable says

Email

zzyzzx is deplorable says

Benghazi

Like those haven't been flogged to death.

358   Mrs Wonderful   2016 Sep 27, 6:35pm  

Hillary has proven her mastery of all the subjets talked about. And her smile was like glistening stones awaiting purchase at nor strum. Can't you come to our side and winny?
zzyzzx is deplorable says

I think Hillary blew her wad.

359   OneTwo   2016 Sep 27, 6:36pm  

zzyzzx is deplorable says

Look at the pictures of her at the debate. What do you think that thing is attached to the front of her tunic? Apparently, you don't understand that she was wearing a mic. Donald was wearing one as well. Guess what those mics were attached to. Honestly, why not give things a bit of thought before you post them up?

360   zzyzzx   2016 Sep 27, 6:45pm  

Rashomon says

Look at the pictures of her at the debate. What do you think that thing is attached to the front of her tunic?

If you had bothered to watch the debates you should have noticed that the microphone was right in front of them.

361   OneTwo   2016 Sep 27, 6:48pm  

zzyzzx is deplorable says

If you had bothered to watch the debates you should have noticed that the microphone was right in front of them.

Yes, and they were both wearing mics. Did YOU actually watch the debate?

362   MisdemeanorRebel   2016 Sep 27, 8:09pm  

turtledove is deplorable says

And who has the authority to determine which are "work" and which are "personal?" Surely it isn't the person who potentially has something to hide? We don't typically trust the suspects to hand over all the evidence. But we did, here. Further, I disagree that she even had personal emails. IMHO, the emails became property of the State Department the minute she sent them from her work email. So, again... laws are being conveniently reinterpreted to her benefit.

And it turns out they keep finding thousands of emails as the weeks go by.

And her IT guy going to reddit asking how to change the to/from addresses on an email server, and despite being warning it's illegal, persists but finds no answers. "Very VIP!"

363   Ceffer   2016 Sep 27, 8:18pm  

DieBankOfAmericaPhukkingDie says

In this picture IHLlary is begging to SUCK! TRUMPLIGULA!'s DICK! and he is, of course, saying NO! WUCKING! FAY! SWAMPSOW!

"It's just too fucking (wucking?) yuge for you, really, really yuge. Really"

364   Ceffer   2016 Sep 27, 8:22pm  

Is Trump going to lead off the next debate by bitch slapping Lester Holt?

365   Ceffer   2016 Sep 27, 8:45pm  

How many bets in the next debate that Lester Holt, his lapel mussed by Trumpligula's grabbing him, his face peppered red with Trump's tiny handprints, will ass fuck him with IHLlary leading questions, anyway?

366   anonymous   2016 Sep 27, 8:48pm  

YesYNot says

errc says

I do. I've regularly turned down overtime, because it throws my wages into a higher tax bracket, and my time is far too valuable to spend it paying more taxes.

I don't know if you know this, but it doesn't throw your other wages into a higher tax bracket. When you get into a higher marginal tax bracket, only the additional income is taxed at the higher rate. So, if you are getting paid time and a half for overtime, your reasoning is not correct. If you are only offered your normal pay, and you value your free time more than your after tax income, so be it. Most people who are getting paid hourly, are not in a high tax bracket, so this argument would not make any sense for most people.

Anyway, the decision of when to work and not work is pretty routine and normal. There are plenty of very sleazy things that people can do to lower their taxes...

I'm listening to the jagoffs on CNN radio try and find more ways to be critical of Trump.

In sn attempt to attack him for his taxes, they said that he likely didn't make any "charitable " contributions, which is what people with incomes do in order to reduce their tax burden

These establishment dolts are burying themselves in attempt to attack Trump. This bonehead just insisted that the whole scam that is "charity" in this country is basically just a giant tax dodge.

It also reminded me of my neighbors. Very nice people, very successful business person. They bought their dream property next door for 1.3$ million. They leave for over six months a year to Florida, solely for tax implications. Here are smart, succesful, HONEST Americans, who leave their dream home empty for over half the year, and move 1200+ miles away, just to a oid paying taxes.

367   marcus   2016 Sep 27, 8:52pm  

errc says

who leave their dream home empty for over half the year, and move 1200+ miles away, just to a oid paying taxes.

Uhhhh, newsflash. They may like that they don't pay state taxes in Florida, and they may even see it as helping to pay the cost of their having a winter place in Florida, but you've gotta know that's not the close to the sole reason they spend the winter in Florida.

368   anonymous   2016 Sep 27, 9:02pm  

Where's the news flash? You're arguing my point. No wonder you got all mad sbout me having a high IQ, and it #triggered you to put me on Ignore. Then you had to make an alias so you could read my comments and reply to them.

You and Dan are some wierdos

369   neplusultra57   2016 Sep 27, 9:16pm  

Rashomon says

Guess what those mics were attached to. Honestly, why not give things a bit of thought before you post them up?

Thought is not his strong suit.

370   marcus   2016 Sep 27, 9:18pm  

errc says

Then you had to make an alias so you could read my comments and reply to them.

You sound like Trump. You think everything is about you. When I had an alias, it was because for a while there I was being cautious about posting from work. I still don't do it much. Funny that you think it was about you. When I put you on ignore for a while it was becasue of a combination of things, the part about the 150 IQ was mostly amusing, especially when you juxtapose it to so many of the insanely stupid things you say. (such as your comment today about not wanting your pay to go into the next tax bracket, LOL)

I'm thinking maybe you like Trump becasue you are like him. One of my favorite parts of the debate last night was when Trump went in to a long spiel about how NATO is only just now starting (FOR THE FIRST TIME) to be willing to address terrorism. And Trump takes credit for it. IT's becasue of him and his criticism of NATO (he thinks) THen a couple minutes later Hillary talks about NATOs commitment to fighting terrorism with us after 9/11. THe look on Trumps face was priceless.

371   marcus   2016 Sep 27, 9:19pm  

errc says

Then you had to make an alias so you could read my comments and reply to them.

You sound like Trump. You think everything is about you. When I had an alias, it was because for a while there I was being cautious about posting from work. I still don't do it much. Funny that you think it was about you. When I put you on ignore for a while it was becasue of a combination of things, the part about the 150 IQ was mostly amusing, especially when you juxtapose it to so many of the insanely stupid things you say. (such as your comment today about not wanting your pay to go into the next tax bracket, LOL). 150 IQ and you're that confused about how taxes work ?

I'm thinking maybe you like Trump becasue you are like him. One of my favorite parts of the debate last night was when Trump went in to a long spiel about how NATO is only just now starting (FOR THE FIRST TIME) to be willing to address terrorism. And Trump takes credit for it. IT's becasue of him and his criticism of NATO (he thinks) THen a couple minutes later Hillary talks about NATOs commitment to fighting terrorism with us after 9/11. THe look on Trumps face was priceless.

372   anonymous   2016 Sep 27, 9:40pm  

such as your comment today about not wanting your pay to go into the next tax bracket, LOL)

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I'm not sure what you's are having so much trouble understanding. You didn't know that you are taxed more, when you earn more?

Up to ~38k @ 15%
38k-90k @25%

Every thousand over 38k loses 250, instead of the thousands made under 38k which lose 150$ per 1k. Thats an additional $100 penalty per $1000 earned. I thought everyone knew that.

373   Maga_Chaos_Monkey   2016 Sep 27, 10:30pm  

YesYNot says

It's probably that Trump does too.

No, he was strictly real estate until after the 2008 meltdown. Then he jumped into securities until at least 2013 at which point he'd sold out. May have bought back in I'm not sure.

YesYNot says

all negative events of the last 30 yrs to HRC

~50 starting with Johnson's Great Society. Each progressively worse. She's the tip of that iceberg yet has the most ballast. It's a paradox.

374   OneTwo   2016 Sep 27, 11:58pm  

errc says

I'm not sure what you's are having so much trouble understanding. You didn't know that you are taxed more, when you earn more?

Up to ~38k @ 15%

38k-90k @25%

Every thousand over 38k loses 250, instead of the thousands made under 38k which lose 150$ per 1k. Thats an additional $100 penalty per $1000 earned. I thought everyone knew that.

Fantastic stuff. I can see you're making great use of that 150 IQ of yours.

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