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Good morning. Mr. President
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Maurizio Mariotti
2016-02-10 10:07:43 UTC
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Can you say "President Trump" without wincing?

Can you say "President Trump" without laughing?

Can you say "President Trump" without breaking wind?


If you answered "no" to the above questions, I'm afraid I have bad
news:Trump may become President of the U.S.A. (I just broke wind)

Personally, I quite like Bernie Sanders and the more I listen to what
he says, the more I like him -- but, needless to say, this is not about
me.

Mau

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Jim Reith
2016-02-10 10:12:33 UTC
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it's a very scary prospect

From: Maurizio Mariotti <***@VENTURENET.CO.ZA>
To: ***@listserv.wvu.edu
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 5:07 AM
Subject: Good morning. Mr. President

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Can you say "President Trump" without wincing?

Can you say "President Trump" without laughing?

Can you say "President Trump" without breaking wind?


If you answered "no" to the above questions, I'm afraid I have bad
news:Trump may become President of the U.S.A. (I just broke wind)

Personally, I quite like Bernie Sanders and the more I listen to what
he says, the more I like him -- but, needless to say, this is not about
me.

Mau

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Tom Ellis
2016-02-10 11:08:35 UTC
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The idea of Trump becoming President does not make me wince, laugh, or break
wind. It makes me have a seizure out of sheer terror.

-----Original Message-----
From: Philosophy and Psychology of Cyberspace
[mailto:***@listserv.wvu.edu] On Behalf Of Maurizio Mariotti
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 5:07 AM
To: ***@listserv.wvu.edu
Subject: Good morning. Mr. President

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Can you say "President Trump" without wincing?

Can you say "President Trump" without laughing?

Can you say "President Trump" without breaking wind?


If you answered "no" to the above questions, I'm afraid I have bad
news:Trump may become President of the U.S.A. (I just broke wind)

Personally, I quite like Bernie Sanders and the more I listen to what he
says, the more I like him -- but, needless to say, this is not about me.

Mau

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Mari Schupp
2016-02-10 17:04:04 UTC
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I’m with Tom on this! Trump as President would be a trumpeting fail!
m
Post by Tom Ellis
The idea of Trump becoming President does not make me wince, laugh, or break
wind. It makes me have a seizure out of sheer terror.
-----Original Message-----
From: Philosophy and Psychology of Cyberspace
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 5:07 AM
Subject: Good morning. Mr. President
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Can you say "President Trump" without wincing?
Can you say "President Trump" without laughing?
Can you say "President Trump" without breaking wind?
If you answered "no" to the above questions, I'm afraid I have bad
news:Trump may become President of the U.S.A. (I just broke wind)
Personally, I quite like Bernie Sanders and the more I listen to what he
says, the more I like him -- but, needless to say, this is not about me.
Mau
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Tom Ellis
2016-02-10 17:23:54 UTC
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I do not like any of the choices out there. Sanders would just increase my taxes over the close to 40% I already pay. Trump is insane. The rest are just...well...

I'd vote for Trump of the morally bankrupt Hillary though, but I'd do it with a bitter taste in my mouth as I chose the lesser evil.

-----Original Message-----
From: Philosophy and Psychology of Cyberspace [mailto:***@listserv.wvu.edu] On Behalf Of Mari Schupp
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 12:04 PM
To: ***@listserv.wvu.edu
Subject: Re: Good morning. Mr. President

I’m with Tom on this! Trump as President would be a trumpeting fail!
m
Post by Tom Ellis
The idea of Trump becoming President does not make me wince, laugh, or
break wind. It makes me have a seizure out of sheer terror.
-----Original Message-----
From: Philosophy and Psychology of Cyberspace
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 5:07 AM
Subject: Good morning. Mr. President
.
Can you say "President Trump" without wincing?
Can you say "President Trump" without laughing?
Can you say "President Trump" without breaking wind?
If you answered "no" to the above questions, I'm afraid I have bad
news:Trump may become President of the U.S.A. (I just broke wind)
Personally, I quite like Bernie Sanders and the more I listen to what
he says, the more I like him -- but, needless to say, this is not about me.
Mau
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Jonathan Marshall
2016-02-10 23:38:52 UTC
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I can cope with absention :)

I think that it reflects the dilemmas of modern politics. Who is there to vote for who could get selected, and then act sensibly? - and i think that explains much of what is happening.

a lot of us are aware that forces beyond them are not responsive to them. Some of those forces are not ones that can be influenced in the first place. This is unsettling for humans....

jon


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From: Philosophy and Psychology of Cyberspace <***@listserv.wvu.edu> on behalf of Tom Ellis <***@VERIZON.NET>
Sent: Thursday, 11 February 2016 10:09 AM
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Subject: Re: Good morning. Mr. President

I doubt Sanders will get in as well, but I'd certainly vote for him over Trump. I will abstain before I ever vote for Hillary though.

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From: Philosophy and Psychology of Cyberspace [mailto:***@listserv.wvu.edu] On Behalf Of Jonathan Marshall
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 5:36 PM
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Subject: Re: Good morning. Mr. President

Personally i don't think Sanders will get in, although he is the most inspiring of the candidates. The corporate elites and their media will do everything possible to stop him, and if that includes supporting Trump well they will do that. And if he got in, he could only do anything if the people voted a congress and senate he could work with.
Post by Tom Ellis
I'd vote for Trump of the morally bankrupt Hillary though, but I'd do
it with a bitter taste in my mouth as I chose the lesser evil.
I'm always a little suprised at the extent of the dislike for Clinton. I've heard lots of people say they have no trust for her, but i'm not quite sure why clinton would be seen as more morally bankrupt than Trump. Personally I don't know if Trump has any morals other than 'I'm for Trump' :), but that is just an impression, based on a few memories of his past business and marital dealings.

To me Trump seems easily the 'greater evil', or more accurately the greater harm, possibly even as great as Bush Jr.

Even if clinton is corrupt, she is at least, relatively sane, and relatively well informed about the world, which must count as a relative good.

What has Clinton done that is bankrupt, that has actually been demonstrated, as opposed to beaten up and reasonably standard?

jon

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Jonathan Marshall
2016-02-10 22:35:50 UTC
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Personally i don't think Sanders will get in, although he is the most inspiring of the candidates. The corporate elites and their media will do everything possible to stop him, and if that includes supporting Trump well they will do that. And if he got in, he could only do anything if the people voted a congress and senate he could work with.
Post by Tom Ellis
I'd vote for Trump of the morally bankrupt Hillary though, but I'd do it with a bitter taste
in my mouth as I chose the lesser evil.
I'm always a little suprised at the extent of the dislike for Clinton. I've heard lots of people say they have no trust for her, but i'm not quite sure why clinton would be seen as more morally bankrupt than Trump. Personally I don't know if Trump has any morals other than 'I'm for Trump' :), but that is just an impression, based on a few memories of his past business and marital dealings.

To me Trump seems easily the 'greater evil', or more accurately the greater harm, possibly even as great as Bush Jr.

Even if clinton is corrupt, she is at least, relatively sane, and relatively well informed about the world, which must count as a relative good.

What has Clinton done that is bankrupt, that has actually been demonstrated, as opposed to beaten up and reasonably standard?

jon

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Tom Ellis
2016-02-10 23:09:09 UTC
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I doubt Sanders will get in as well, but I'd certainly vote for him over Trump. I will abstain before I ever vote for Hillary though.

-----Original Message-----
From: Philosophy and Psychology of Cyberspace [mailto:***@listserv.wvu.edu] On Behalf Of Jonathan Marshall
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 5:36 PM
To: ***@listserv.wvu.edu
Subject: Re: Good morning. Mr. President

Personally i don't think Sanders will get in, although he is the most inspiring of the candidates. The corporate elites and their media will do everything possible to stop him, and if that includes supporting Trump well they will do that. And if he got in, he could only do anything if the people voted a congress and senate he could work with.
Post by Tom Ellis
I'd vote for Trump of the morally bankrupt Hillary though, but I'd do
it with a bitter taste in my mouth as I chose the lesser evil.
I'm always a little suprised at the extent of the dislike for Clinton. I've heard lots of people say they have no trust for her, but i'm not quite sure why clinton would be seen as more morally bankrupt than Trump. Personally I don't know if Trump has any morals other than 'I'm for Trump' :), but that is just an impression, based on a few memories of his past business and marital dealings.

To me Trump seems easily the 'greater evil', or more accurately the greater harm, possibly even as great as Bush Jr.

Even if clinton is corrupt, she is at least, relatively sane, and relatively well informed about the world, which must count as a relative good.

What has Clinton done that is bankrupt, that has actually been demonstrated, as opposed to beaten up and reasonably standard?

jon

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Mari Schupp
2016-02-11 14:15:26 UTC
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i agree with you on this, Jon.
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Post by Jonathan Marshall
Personally i don't think Sanders will get in, although he is the most inspiring of the candidates. The corporate elites and their media will do everything possible to stop him, and if that includes supporting Trump well they will do that. And if he got in, he could only do anything if the people voted a congress and senate he could work with.
Post by Tom Ellis
I'd vote for Trump of the morally bankrupt Hillary though, but I'd do it with a bitter taste
in my mouth as I chose the lesser evil.
I'm always a little suprised at the extent of the dislike for Clinton. I've heard lots of people say they have no trust for her, but i'm not quite sure why clinton would be seen as more morally bankrupt than Trump. Personally I don't know if Trump has any morals other than 'I'm for Trump' :), but that is just an impression, based on a few memories of his past business and marital dealings.
To me Trump seems easily the 'greater evil', or more accurately the greater harm, possibly even as great as Bush Jr.
Even if clinton is corrupt, she is at least, relatively sane, and relatively well informed about the world, which must count as a relative good.
What has Clinton done that is bankrupt, that has actually been demonstrated, as opposed to beaten up and reasonably standard?
jon
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Subscribe Wryting-L Beth Garrison
2016-02-10 12:27:04 UTC
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The idea of a Trump presidency is surreal.
I like Sanders, and he did well last night. 
Beth

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From: Maurizio Mariotti
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 5:07 AM
To: ***@listserv.wvu.edu
Reply To: Philosophy and Psychology of Cyberspace
Subject: Good morning. Mr. President

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Can you say "President Trump" without wincing?

Can you say "President Trump" without laughing?

Can you say "President Trump" without breaking wind?


If you answered "no" to the above questions, I'm afraid I have bad
news:Trump may become President of the U.S.A. (I just broke wind)

Personally, I quite like Bernie Sanders and the more I listen to what
he says, the more I like him -- but, needless to say, this is not about
me.

Mau

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