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Lord of Trite

Oct 21, 2016 at 05:20PM EDT

I'm sure some people would feel insulted but I find that people who can make light of their own blunders as well as those close to them shows a somewhat humanizing aspect. As well as it being a admittance that they fucked up. I honestly wish Hillary would do something similar, it would honestly make her seem less of a evil mastermind and more of a person to me.

That being said I feel like these elections have dehumanized both candidates, at the end of the day as bad as Trump and Hillary are they are both human and thus inherently flawed.

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derpy1002

Oct 21, 2016 at 09:53PM EDT in reply to Mnemonic

You forgot the best one. Hillary announcing that it takes the US a minimum of four minutes to prepare and launch a nuclear strike. that is just insane.

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