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on what the f*ck really happened here. specifically, what do you think was trump's true intention with this whole clusterf*ck?
here are some possibilities and then i'll give my opinion.
1. he truly wanted to win but not really to be president. he'd delegate the job to the nut he picked for vp
2. he truly wanted to win and do the job of president for some period of time.
3. you're probably heard the mountain climber asked why he climbed the mountain and he says, because it's there. maybe trump just said, f*ck it, let me see if i can do this whole presidential campaign thing.
4. he didn't want to win but wanted to stick it to someone, whether it's obama or the republicans or hillary or the system as a whole or someone else.
5. he's just trying to use this as an opportunity to scam money out of people because he has some debts to pay or that's just how he operates.
i can probably come up with others but here's my opinion.
trump is the classic case of a guy born on third who thinks he hit a triple. he's had everything in his life laid out for him. when you are born into that much money and have your dad bailing you out for every fuckup, you probably think you can do anything and money can buy you everything. he figured, f*ck it, i have enough money and people know my name, i'll run for president and make plenty of money along the way (see #5 above). i'll expand my brand name and have people all over the country cheering me on.
only, he didn't think he'd get this far. after winning the primary, which he never expected, he knew he was in way over his head. rather than just trade insults with the nuts, morons and religious quacks that genreally line up to be the republican nominee, which he's good at, once he won the primary, he was one on one with someone who actually understand the job. and there was nowhere for him to hide his incredible ignorance.
plus, once it's one on one, he didn't count on the additional scrutiny into his background because the republicans didn't bother vetting him.
and over the last couple of months, he has no idea what his exit strategy is because he didn't think he'd get to this point and didn't realize how rough it would be.
i think this issue of trump's motivation is interesting. anyone else with an opinion? an objective opinion?
here are some possibilities and then i'll give my opinion.
1. he truly wanted to win but not really to be president. he'd delegate the job to the nut he picked for vp
2. he truly wanted to win and do the job of president for some period of time.
3. you're probably heard the mountain climber asked why he climbed the mountain and he says, because it's there. maybe trump just said, f*ck it, let me see if i can do this whole presidential campaign thing.
4. he didn't want to win but wanted to stick it to someone, whether it's obama or the republicans or hillary or the system as a whole or someone else.
5. he's just trying to use this as an opportunity to scam money out of people because he has some debts to pay or that's just how he operates.
i can probably come up with others but here's my opinion.
trump is the classic case of a guy born on third who thinks he hit a triple. he's had everything in his life laid out for him. when you are born into that much money and have your dad bailing you out for every fuckup, you probably think you can do anything and money can buy you everything. he figured, f*ck it, i have enough money and people know my name, i'll run for president and make plenty of money along the way (see #5 above). i'll expand my brand name and have people all over the country cheering me on.
only, he didn't think he'd get this far. after winning the primary, which he never expected, he knew he was in way over his head. rather than just trade insults with the nuts, morons and religious quacks that genreally line up to be the republican nominee, which he's good at, once he won the primary, he was one on one with someone who actually understand the job. and there was nowhere for him to hide his incredible ignorance.
plus, once it's one on one, he didn't count on the additional scrutiny into his background because the republicans didn't bother vetting him.
and over the last couple of months, he has no idea what his exit strategy is because he didn't think he'd get to this point and didn't realize how rough it would be.
i think this issue of trump's motivation is interesting. anyone else with an opinion? an objective opinion?
