>"North Carolina did something [that] was very strong. And they’re paying a big price and there's a lot of problems," Trump said during an NBC town hall when asked about the new law. "One of the best answers I heard was from a commentator yesterday saying, leave it the way it is right now. There have been very few problems. Leave it the way it is."
Where were you when based trump cut off the failing Carolinan regime
>>6060167
>"You leave it the way it is. There have been very few complaints the way it is," he continued. "People go, they use the bathroom that they feel is appropriate. There has been so little trouble, and the problem with what happened in North Carolina is the strife and the economic punishment that they are taking."
>>6060167
This is just what we've all known for months. Trump has consistently been fr protecting minorities in businesses. He's refused to do business with places that banned blacks and gays until they changed their policies. He opened miss America for transgendered women.
Leftists BTFO
>but muh trump is literally hitler
>>6060215
http://www.advocate.com/election/2015/9/28/read-donald-trumps-advocate-interview-where-he-defends-gays-mexicans
>>6060215
>Trump added that he isn’t sure if he had transgender people working for him in the Trump organization but “probably did.” He also said he would feel comfortable letting Caitlyn Jenner, who came out as transgender last year, use whichever bathroom she felt comfortable choosing in Trump Tower.
Jenner's a monster but his concern is touching.
He'd be a great uncle I bet
>>6060167
i guess trump isn't as scary as he seems, I am just afraid of a republican counter culture rising due to all the lgbt and trans visibility of late.
>>6060230
Isn't that more of a reason to support him? The republican voters are rallying behind him, so why not support right wingers being led by someone who's pro-LGBT? It's not ideal but it's progress
>>6060230
note that the anti-lgbt rise from republicans isn't because of trump, that's just republicans being retarded as usual
remember the donald isn't republican but chose the republican platform for his candidacy because he knows how to cash in on the dumbfuck vote
>>6060167
What a cuck. I used to support him, but after his ass-kissing towards the Jews, and now this? Fuck this. Let it all burn. I don't care if America is ever "great again" anymore.
>>6060245
To be fair some of the legislators who voted for the NC bill were Democrats
>>6060167
More proof Trump hates women.
>>6060456
They were socially conservative democrats, like most minority adults are.
>>6060491
What's the point of being a socially conservative democrat? I know to Americans the difference between democrats and republicans is huge, but to from an external perspective they're very similar on everything except social issues.
Wouldn't a 'socially conservative' democrat have most of their views more in line with republicans? And if Trump is socially liberal, why are republicans voting for him?
Not trying to stir the pot, legitimately confused Canadian here watching from your hat.
>>6060167
my primaries are coming up in a few weeks and i was gonna vote for bernie but..
>>6060491
>like most minority adults are.
Maybe. But 5 of them are white, if you were implying they were all black.
I actually like Trump and would vote for him if it weren't for his stance on minimum wage. The moment I heard him speak about minimum wage I just can't like the man at all.
>>6060529
At this point Bernie is a lost cause. I love the guy, I really do. But Trump is going to end up being endorsed by Bernie when he drops out so that Hillary can be beaten. I wouldn't even be surprised if Trump got Bernie to work with him.
>>6060514
economically, there's a pretty big difference. it only doesnt seem like it because hillary and a lot of mainstream democrat party leaders are actually really moderate. but the republicans are so far right that there's definitely a tangible difference.
imo the biggest social issues are stuff like abortion, lgbt rights, and gun control. but raising the minimum wage, whether to cut welfare programs or the military budget, foreign policy etc can still be considered more important to democrats than social issues. usually liberal economic & liberal social issues go hand in hand, but for some older politicians, they can be set in their ways regarding "moral" issues. if that makes sense
>>6060602
You actually believe that?? Jesus Christ I knew trumpers were morons, but seriously...
>>6060575
you misunderstand, by opening up work opportunities for legal citizens and increasing the strength of the USD by cutting off trade to china and making better quality goods, the minimum wage being lower will not affect your daily lifestyle at all. Taxes will end up being much lower and you and your friends will find it easier to get jobs that pay over minimum wage. The big selling point about Donald is that he wants to create jobs and strengthen the US economy. No handouts or special privileges to the rich either.
>>6060245
>he's just tricking those ignorant rubes for votes, he's REALLY on my side and will reveal it once elected
>>6060602
sounds like a fantasy. Bernie will endorse Hillary when he drops out. It's what all democrats have to do.
I can't imagine how mindblowing it would be to everyone if Trump brought in Bernie to be his VP nominee. Fun to think about but not in the realm of reality as I see it.
>>6060608
So who are you going to vote for when Bernie loses the nomination and it's Hillary vs Trump? Would you prefer a globalist monster controlled by people like george soros? Oh wait, I forgot. Kids like you can't vote.
>>6060613
Do you really think this election caters to the realm of reality? Hillary is EVERYTHING Bernie stands to fight against. You're telling me that for the sake of the status quo he would endorse her over the only other candidate that resembles him and his economic policies?
Do any of you guys follow the idea that Trump is a false flag Hillary supporter?
Apparently he has donated lots of money to the Clintons over previous years.
>>6060618
I was mostly referring to your claim that Bernie would support Trump in any way, or vice-versa. But yes, I would rather have someone in office who at least pretends to act progressive, rather than some selfish asshole with a horde of brainless skinhead followers and the vocabulary of a third-grader.
>>6060245
Republicans have always tried to use social issues to scare evangelicals to the polls. Also over 60% of young Republicans support gay rights so it's not as major of an issue it used to be
Trump is absolutely playing Conservatives and it's a beautiful thing to watch. He has to be the biggest hoax ever perpetrated on the right wing
>>6060622
How do you realistically believe Bernie would endorse Trump after everything he's said? I'd even like to see some examples of democrats endorsing republicans in general. They just don't really exist. each party eventually puts aside their differences and supports their party's candidate and pretends like all the bickering and fighting never happened.
I wouldn't be surprised if you see Romney eventually end up lowering his ears and endorsing Trump.
>>6060483
based comment
>>6060631
>I would rather have someone in office who wants to destroy the American working class with 'free trade' and who has a history of being openly homophobic than someone who clearly has no problem with LGBT people and doesn't want to destroy the American working class with 'free trade'
>>6060648
i am a professional wall builder and i hope trump wins just because business has not been good recently. if i can land part of that contract, i'd finally have a wall i'd be proud of.
>>6060215
That hitler argument is literally everything people around me say.
I wish I lived in the US so I could vote for Trump.
>>6060226
gay hispanics are quite hot tbqhwy
>>6060633
>tfw no republican bf
WAKE ME UP INSIDE
>>6060635
I can't wait
I mean they complained about Obama's affordable care act, but forget that shit because Trump
And now the NC law thing. You don't see @GOPteens tweeting anything about that
If Trump wins tho, which he will, how much of his proposals do you actually think he'll go through with? And I'm being real, like do you actually think he'll do all, or is he just blowing air to appease the masses?
I'm sure he'll get some stuff done, but remember, he in politics now.
>>6060627
He also was one of the first people to back Reagan but you'll never hear that from true conservatives^TM.
>>6060627
I think that sounds like the same kind of rhetoric repeated by people who are desperate to believe Trump is just a "joke" and that his whole campaign has just been a ruse, the same kind of people who were laughing at him when he first began his run.
They're not laughing now.
>>6060167
>>6060189
>>6060215
>>6060227
CANT STUMP 2016
He's a businessman. He sees everything from the economics. He's a real sugar daddy.
Don't see the surprise, he's the one who let Jenna Talackova compete as a woman in the Ms. Universe contest
The bad thing is that Ted Cruz is going to crucify him for not hating transgenders
>>6060835
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmHdkoeLZvM
>>6060167
So when is /lgbt/ going to organize SA brigades to help our lord and savior? You've got to do your part too.
>>6060926
can't someone deport lyin ted back to canada already?
>>6061531
That crypto-kike needs to be sent to Israel.
>>6060215
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
>>6060903
A FAILED businessman.
Trump is too realpolitik to be compared to hitler
OMFG he's just pandering
He's got the nomination in the bag so now he's trying to appear as "moderate." The truth is Trump is as far right wing as Ted Cruz.
Both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders opposes this bill weeks ago. Where was Trump back than condemning it?
Don't be fooled, Trump is a Republican. LGBTs don't vote Republican.
>>6061629
>OMFG he's just pandering
No wai
Like a politician?
>>6061629
>a woman that goes wherever the wind blows
If tomorrow political correctness says "we will burn alive the fake women, Inshallah", she will do it.
>>6061544
If he's so failed why does he have money
>>6061629
When Trump panders he panders to the dumbest Republicans. He's now getting more relaxed with that.
Besides he just said the law should stay the same and it's massive economic damage to NC for very petty reasons. Which is true. I have never heard transphobic or homophobic comments from Trump.
>>6061669
>>6061670
A vote for Trump is a vote for a Republican Supreme Court. And a Republican Supreme Court will overturned Obergefell v. Hodges
And millions of LGBT undocumented immigrants will be harmed by Trump's overtly bigoted anti-immigrant policies.
I'll be voting for Sanders in the Democratic primary here in my state of PA and I hope to god a Democrat wins the white house this November.
>>6060926
>The bad thing is that Ted Cruz is going to crucify him for not hating transgenders
That's the intent, probably. Cruz still isn't going to win shit but he's going to make himself look less electable by drawing buttpain from liberals.
>>6060627
>Do any of you guys follow the idea that Trump is a false flag Hillary supporter?
I could see him starting that way and then thinking "fuck it, I'll go for it."
South Park predicted it again
>>6061681
>I have never heard transphobic or homophobic comments from Trump.
It doesn't matter, his Republican policies are transphobic and homophobic.
Just because he doesn't go out there like Cruz and attack us doesn't mean his policies won't hurt us.
Hillary Clinton or Sanders will give us a Democrat Supreme Court for the first time in generations. Trump said he would pick a Supreme Court nominee that is hand picked from the fucking Heritage Foundation, a very anti-gay organization.
>>6061694
>And millions of LGBT undocumented immigrants will be harmed by Trump's overtly bigoted anti-immigrant policies.
Fewer illegals would prolly be a good thing given that most of them are kind of religious.
Also they're not being "harmed" by getting ejected from a place they had no right to be.
The only thing I'm interested in US seeing how someone with a purely business background will run things, but I'm not sure that's worth spending a vote on
>>6060613
>I can't imagine how mindblowing it would be to everyone if Trump brought in Bernie to be his VP nominee. Fun to think about but not in the realm of reality as I see it.
>implying he wont fund bernies third party campaign
>>6061713
>most of them are kind of religious.
Wrong. Latino Americans tend to support gay marriage at a higher rate than most Americans.
Latinos tend to vote Democrat, Democrats tend to be pro-LGBTQ. That's why we should have an open border policy.
Mexico has gay marriage and so does Brazil. Spot promoting your hate. Latinos are Americans like every other American.
>Also they're not being "harmed" by getting ejected from a place they had no right to be.
You don't have a right here to begin with.
>>6061729
>Spot promoting your hate.
>>6061744
This is the face of pure bigotry
>>6061629
This. He's got a handle on all the craziest, most right wing republicans (save a few super-christians and redneck types that flock to cruz). But he can't win without the self-hating social minorities.
I wouldn't even be surprised at all if his campaign team knew about /pol/ and /r/the_donald. Didn't you guys see that "Trump supporters masturbate to anime" CNN clip?
>On the issue of gay marriage, Donald Trump said during a November 2013 interview on MSNBC, "I think I’m evolving, and I think I’m a very fair person, but I have been for traditional marriage. I am for traditional marriage, I am for a marriage between a man and a woman.”
In a March 2011 interview with The Des Moines Register, Trump said gay couples should not be allowed to marry or receive the same benefits as married heterosexual couples.
>On June 26, 2015, following the Obergefell v. Hodges ruling, Trump tweeted, "Once again the Bush appointed Supreme Court Justice John Roberts has let us down. Jeb pushed him hard! Remember!"
Yeah fuck off.
>inb4 he's pandering to Republicans
That makes him no better than Clinton pandering to Liberals/moderates on this issue.
>>6061729
>Among Protestants, Hispanic support for gay marriage is 46 percent, 62 percent for white mainline Protestants and 27 percent among white evangelical protestants
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/hispanic-support-same-sex-marriage-2003-n39331
The thing is : whites are getting more and more non-religious, while hispanics are getting more and more evangelical (including in Latin America where it replaces catholicism)
>>6061629
>LGBTs don't vote Republican.
Wait, how much of the voting public is that again?
Soon, Herman.
>>6061796
>while hispanics are getting more and more evangelical
That's not really true. Catholics are still the overwhelming majority of Latinos.
>>6061813
>still
that's the keyword here
>>6061825
>that's the keyword here
Catholics are basically socialists now since Pope Francis took over.
>>6061829
agreed
which will elso accentuate the decline of that religion.
Those who hail the pope are mostly atheists, agnostics and deists without affiliation : categories of population that are currently commiting demographic suicide.
>>6061629
>OMFG he's just pandering
Like when he let you trannies participate in MISS (not Mister) Universe years before it was socially acceptable? Right, he's just pandering. :^)
>>6061786
You know what he's said recently? He'll follow "the laws of the land". Which is more than any candidate does in this day and age. You know, let the legislature decide. Rather than try to hamfist everything with EOs and pressuring the SCOTUS.
It's fair to say that both Trump and Clinton aren't true supporters of LGBT rights. However, one has said they'll go with what the country decides, and the other had supported their husband when he passed DOMA and enacted DADT. Who's the real bigot?
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>>6061975
>when he let you trannies participate in MISS (not Mister) Universe years before it was socially acceptable
Didn't he have to be sued for that to happen?
>>6061694
>throwing your vote away for chairman sanders
>voting for someone who's mathematically impossible to win at this point
Clinton could lose the rest of the state from here on out and she'll still win the nomination.
Opinion discarded
>>6062287
The pageant board decided not to let her in. Trump intervened and overruled them cause they were obviously inept.
Just like what he's going to do with NC provided Pat isn't thrown out, and consisting how dire pats polls look, that's more likely.
>>6061975
>Like when he let you trannies participate in MISS (not Mister) Universe years before it was socially acceptable?
Yes because THIS is the reason to vote for Trump.
Man, I'd rather vote for Clinton, just because of the Supreme Court pick, than Trump anyday
>>6061975
>However, one has said they'll go with what the country decides, and the other had supported their husband when he passed DOMA and enacted DADT. Who's the real bigot?
Unless you have proof Trump opposed those at the time, there's no reason to believe otherwise given his comments towards "traditional marriage".
>>6062313
Trump is a businessman. Why would he alienate a customer? Furthermore, he wasn't a politician with an influential vote. He has done nothing that matters in regards to the issue one way or the other. You're desperately trying to salvage your defense of a person who has repeatedly voted against your interests.
He's already said that he personally supports traditional marriage, however, he would not act to overturn the will of the voters. That is better than any president in recent history, who'd rather try to enforce their personal agenda, bypassing Congress, like a dictator.
