Comments Thread For: Donald Trump To Be Part of Holyfield-Belfort PPV in Florida

[MeanestNiceGuy]

The Great White Hope!

[daggum]

? I said I personally don't see how the numbers make sense. I didn't ask for your view on it, I just gave mine since you brought it up. Trump gained the biggest percentage gain ever for an incumbent, so I will say that your 'logic' is flawed in saying that 'the trend will continue after Trump's failures' - it doesn't make any sense - as far as ***** gaining on Hillary's votes in that context. Trump was obviously more popular now than 4 years ago with a huge percentage of the electorate.

If you want to really believe that a gain of 25+ million voters is legitimate, that's fine, you are entitled to that view. I don't see where Joe would get that many more votes than Hillary. He had the ***** card, but Hillary had the woman card.

Voting being expanded/mail ins is pretty clearly how a lot of the cheating occurred I would say. But to each his own. if you really buy it, then good for you.

no...thats not obvious actually. if you look at his favorability polls he was actually less popular in 2020 than in 2016. he lost to hillary by 2 percent and to ***** by more than 4 percent. the difference is the electorate expanded. thats all.

he got more votes cause the electorate was expanded. just like trump got more votes even though trump as a percentage was less popular. trump himself said this dynamic would happen and it did Trump says higher voting levels would hurt **********s

oh where is your evidence for the cheating? votes were counted, recounted, audited, etc...and nothing was found. are you on the case?

[Robbie Barrett]

So black people shouldn't have counted as people? Is that really what you're arguing. Wow.

They are called votes here by the way, not points. Getting the lingo down is a big key to making it look like you know what you're talking about. Hope it helps.

The black people weren't allowed to vote. So you agree that slave owners were right to vote for ******? WTF

Why are they still using the allocation of points they used to give slave owning states more power in voting a president today? Don't you think that should be changed now?

[daggum]

The black people weren't allowed to vote. So you agree that slave owners were right to vote for ******? WTF

Why are they still using the allocation of points they used to give slave owning states more power in voting a president today? Don't you think that should be changed now?

isnt that what **********s try to do nowadays with voter suppression? i mean voter integrity laws lmaoooooo

[#1PaperChamp]

So black people shouldn't have counted as people? Is that really what you're arguing. Wow.

They are called votes here by the way, not points. Getting the lingo down is a big key to making it look like you know what you're talking about. Hope it helps.

This guy has legitimately no insight. Probable mental illness and I work in that field...and youre not well

[Bronx2245]

Lmfao Idk about the other countries, but calling Orban or Duda 'an authoritarian leader' is comedy gold

The man who thinks Europe has been invaded

“If we want a Hungarian Hungary and a European Europe, and that is exactly what we want,” he said in a speech in October 2017 in Oradea, Romania, “then we must also want a Christian Hungary and a Christian Europe, instead of what now threatens us - a Europe with a mixed population and no sense of identity.”

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources...h/Viktor_Orban

Holocaust law wields a 'blunt instrument' against Poland's past

President Andrzej Duda has indicated he will likely sign it into law. "There was no participation by Poland or the Polish people as a nation in the Holocaust," he said on Monday.

There is widespread agreement among historians that some Polish citizens did participate in the Holocaust, by betraying, even murdering Polish ***s. But there is disagreement over whether those acts add up to wider Polish complicity — a nuanced historical debate that the Polish government now seeks to legislate.

"This is history as a tool, as a means for a nationalistic government to accuse everyone else of betraying the nation while painting itself as the only true carriers of the Polish flag," said Anita Prazmowska, a professor of Polish history at the London School of Economics (LSE). "It is a blunt instrument."

It is also a product of the current political moment in Poland, where 60,000 nationalists took to the streets in November to denounce Islam and immigration, and where historians see a once progressive post-Soviet state taking a dark turn towards right-wing populism.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-42920934

Very scary times! I guess they're just trying to "Make Europe Great Again?"

[Boxing-1013]

no...thats not obvious actually. if you look at his favorability polls he was actually less popular in 2020 than in 2016. he lost to hillary by 2 percent and to ***** by more than 4 percent. the difference is the electorate expanded. thats all.

he got more votes cause the electorate was expanded. just like trump got more votes even though trump as a percentage was less popular. trump himself said this dynamic would happen and it did Trump says higher voting levels would hurt **********s

oh where is your evidence for the cheating? votes were counted, recounted, audited, etc...and nothing was found. are you on the case?

Hey man, if you really believe that stuff, good for you.

Vote by mail is outlawed by virtually every civilized country in the world. Because it is easy to cheat with and hard to prove. We decided, for whatever reason, to flood the country will ballots and also to make it hard to verify who actually voted.

Traditionally lower voter turnouts help **********s. This isn't a big secret. However a huge voter turnout increase is a tell-tale sign of a rigged election. Just have to factor everything in and form your own opinion.

[Boxing-1013]

The black people weren't allowed to vote. So you agree that slave owners were right to vote for ******? WTF

Why are they still using the allocation of points they used to give slave owning states more power in voting a president today? Don't you think that should be changed now?

? The current electoral college gives out delegates to each state, based on their population size according to census data. You're not even making any sense man. You do this a lot when you're interested in, but ignorant in, a certain topic.

You try to come across as an expert and don't know when to shutup. But, keep talking. I enjoy seeing people who try to be smart, looking really ******.

[Boxing-1013]

This guy has legitimately no insight. Probable mental illness and I work in that field...and youre not well

Man I bet my IQ is roughly double yours, no joke lol

[Szef]

The man who thinks Europe has been invaded

“If we want a Hungarian Hungary and a European Europe, and that is exactly what we want,” he said in a speech in October 2017 in Oradea, Romania, “then we must also want a Christian Hungary and a Christian Europe, instead of what now threatens us - a Europe with a mixed population and no sense of identity.”

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources...h/Viktor_Orban

Holocaust law wields a 'blunt instrument' against Poland's past

President Andrzej Duda has indicated he will likely sign it into law. "There was no participation by Poland or the Polish people as a nation in the Holocaust," he said on Monday.

There is widespread agreement among historians that some Polish citizens did participate in the Holocaust, by betraying, even murdering Polish ***s. But there is disagreement over whether those acts add up to wider Polish complicity — a nuanced historical debate that the Polish government now seeks to legislate.

"This is history as a tool, as a means for a nationalistic government to accuse everyone else of betraying the nation while painting itself as the only true carriers of the Polish flag," said Anita Prazmowska, a professor of Polish history at the London School of Economics (LSE). "It is a blunt instrument."

It is also a product of the current political moment in Poland, where 60,000 nationalists took to the streets in November to denounce Islam and immigration, and where historians see a once progressive post-Soviet state taking a dark turn towards right-wing populism.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-42920934

Very scary times! I guess they're just trying to "Make Europe Great Again?"

When Duda said that he was referring to German media calling German death camps 'Polish'.

I live here. I don't need BBC articles to know how to think unlike you.