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Nov 2016
5:53pm, 10 Nov 2016
26,087 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
Lol Chris. I don't have the guts to tell people to sod off on Fetch. Thanks!  G
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Nov 2016
5:57pm, 10 Nov 2016
885 posts
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Tonybv9
IT doesn't take any guts to tell someone to sod off over the internet.
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Nov 2016
5:57pm, 10 Nov 2016
10,245 posts
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Chrisull
Corey Lewandowski, Trump’s campaign manager, has insisted that they “let Trump be Trump” I heard him calling out Beyonce and Jay Z for swearing. This is a guy whose counts a former great friend as Russell Simmons of Def Jam.
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Nov 2016
5:58pm, 10 Nov 2016
10,246 posts
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Chrisull
Answer my question mate.
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Nov 2016
5:59pm, 10 Nov 2016
10,247 posts
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Chrisull
And it said "sod off and read the article" -> aka "go and read the article" but in less polite form. It didn't mean sod off per se. Language means a lot to me.
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Nov 2016
6:01pm, 10 Nov 2016
886 posts
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Tonybv9
"What do YOU think the reason for people liking Trump's "ooh grab her pussy" talk is but saying they don't actually agree with him or believing he meant it???? "
I don't know that anyone liked the comment - well, I can imagine some did. I reckon people were prepared to overlook it. Clinton's camp got the timing of that release wrong. It was too early and the shitstorm had subsided when the vote came.
"C'mon on then, I'm all ears."
Without a photo I can't comment.
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Nov 2016
6:05pm, 10 Nov 2016
887 posts
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Tonybv9
I haven't read the article. Is it in the Grauniad? I looked at some of the hysterical nonsense on their site this morning. That was enough.
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Nov 2016
6:05pm, 10 Nov 2016
10,446 posts
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Fenland_Plodder
I can't figure out how Trump is classed 'progressive' yet his behaviour and attitude is more akin to Jim Davidson in the seventies.
Instead of progression it seems more like regression.
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Nov 2016
6:06pm, 10 Nov 2016
10,248 posts
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Chrisull
- Ok my follow up question is - would you agree this kind of talk would be enough to have ended almost any other candidate in previous campaigns? .... why do you think they are willing to overlook it for Trump?
Perhaps I phrased it badly, but I seriously think it's his "saying the unsayable" and people get a kick or amusement out of it, and more they get a kick out of the fact it riles up the most politically correct and uptight on the other side.
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Nov 2016
6:07pm, 10 Nov 2016
10,249 posts
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Chrisull
Eggers runs his own magazine, I think the Guardian just commissioned that article. It is sympathetic portrait of trump voters, it is the protesters come across in it as narrow minded and bitchy.
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