Donald Trump is a good person

[downbeatplumb]

Hitler was apparently kind to animals. This thread seems to be a desperate attempt to show a human face to the walking ego that is Drumpf.

[Mister Agenda]

Bad people can do good things. Good people can do bad things. Judging whether a person is good or bad depends on their body of work, including how much it costs them to do good or bad.

[Jenny A]

CNN did not say The Donald was a good person.  They reported a former Miss Wisconsin saying so.  And she may well have done well by being chosen Miss  Wisconsin.   So?

Trump is not a good person.  He's not even a mediocre  person.  He's a vaulgarien.   

I was prepared to like him as I boarded his black 727 at La Guardia for the flight to Mar-a-Lago, his Florida home—prepared to discover that his over-the-top public persona was a clever pose. That underneath was an ironic wit, an ordinary but clever guy. But no. With Trump, what you see is what you get. His behavior was cringe-worthy. He showed off the gilded interior of his plane—calling me over to inspect a Renoir on its walls, beckoning me to lean in closely to see . . . what? The luminosity of the brush strokes? The masterly use of color? No. The signature. “Worth $10 million,” he told me. Time after time the stories he told me didn’t check out, from Michael Jackson’s romantic weekend at Mar-a-Lago with his then wife Lisa Marie Presley (they stayed at opposite ends of the estate) to the rug in one bedroom he said was designed by Walt Disney when he was 18 (it wasn’t) to the strength of his marriage to Maples (they would split months later).

Mark Bowden http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2015/12/d...oy-profile

It was hard to watch the way he treated those around him, issuing peremptory orders—“Polish this, Tony. Today.” He met with the lady who selected his drapery for the Florida estate—“The best! The best! She’s a genius!”—who had selected a sampling of fabrics for him to choose from, all different shades of gold. He left the choice to her, saying only, “I want it really rich. Rich, rich, elegant, incredible.” Then, “Don’t disappoint me.” It was a pattern. Trump did not make decisions. He surrounded himself with “geniuses” and delegated. So long as you did not “disappoint” him—and it was never clear how to avoid doing so—you were gold.

http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2015/12/d...oy-profile


The man cheats at golf https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle...story.html


He changes his mind every fifteen minutes.  http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-ele...ns-n547801

He doesn’t even try to tell the truth. http://www.politifact.com/personalities/donald-trump/

• True
  3 (3%)
  
• Mostly True
  7 (6%)
  
• Half True
  17 (15%)
  
• Mostly False
  19 (16%)
  
• False
  49 (42%)
  
• 
  22 (19%?I don't 
  

So, 9% true or mostly true.  61 % false.    That makes Hillary look good, and that takes effort . 

He even incites violence.  http://mashable.com/2016/03/12/trump-ral...JR0sOyiqov

AND his treatment of women, awful. http://fortune.com/2016/03/29/trump-wisc...-comments/

He values his personlife worth by his net worth and he inflates the hell out of that. http://www.forbes.com/sites/randalllane/...93518319ce  The difference between his claimed 10 billion and actual 4 billion is rather a lot.  If he had simply invested his inheritance from daddy, he'd be far wealthier---14 billion.   http://fortune.com/2015/08/20/donald-trump-index-funds/  

Yep really good guy you got there. Lier,  racist, flip flopper, failed business man, violent.  Real good guy.

[KUSA]

Failed business man? I'm sure you would trade bank accounts with him.

[Minimalist]

All businessmen are criminal assholes.  He's one of the worst.

Fuck him up the ass with a cactus dildo.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Donald Trump is a dildoface.

[Thumpalumpacus]

All businessmen are criminal assholes.  He's one of the worst.

Fuck him up the ass with a cactus dildo.

Cactus dildo reporting as ordered, sir.

[Minimalist]

V is going to get very excited, Thumper.

[Jenny A]

Failed business man? I'm sure you would trade bank accounts with him.

If he had simply invested his inheritance in an index fund, he'd be worth 4 billion more than he claims he's worth, and 10 billion more than he is actually worth. And he didn't just invest, he put effort into not making as much as a guy with that much money should.  That is failure

[Jackalope]

Failed business man? I'm sure you would trade bank accounts with him.

If he had simply invested his inheritance in an index fund, he'd be worth 4 billion more than he claims he's worth, and 10 billion more than he is actually worth. And he didn't just invest, he put effort into not making as much as a guy with that much money should.   That is failure

Yep, nothing screams success like underperforming a fucking index fund.

Oh wait, no it doesn't.