Is /pol/'s support of Trump just satire? Are we all just joking around or do we really support Trump. Because I forgot which it was a long time ago.
>>67320461
No.
Trump 2016
Where's your leaf?
you're not fooling me
>>67320879
It's right here senpai. You caught me.
>>67320461
That sounds fucking hilarious holy shit
I absolutely support him.
You retards deserve this.
Trump and Sanders are the only two not bought and paid for, and I don't like communism.
Also the left keeps buying votes with welfare and its upsetting the balance of right and left that has kept this country together
>>67320461
I think it's a joke that got out of hand
>>67320928
>Sanders
>Not paid for
>>67320461
It's all satire. /pol/ has always been about satirizing the far-right.
It's only newfriends who think otherwise.
who would unironically support bernie
>>67320461
Still support Trump, just a lot of leddit shills on /pol/
>>67321122
I'm really supporting Trump because we didn't expect him to get this far. He's also pissing the liberals off so hard. I want to see how far he can get. His campaign has been nothing but an uphill battle.
>>67320461
There is the Trump Master Race & the minions who help us "ironically"
If this is wrong then I don't want to be right
>>67320461
100% serious
>>67321345
>pants say pink
>are yellow
>>67321545
Gotta get them off to see that pink, brah.
>>67320461
Genuinely supporting him, at least on my part. Not because I think he's going to make the best president ever, more just that the idea of a Hillary presidency genuinely makes me feel ill. Plus, who knows, maybe he'll actually 'make america great again.' 'The wall' is unironically not even a terrible idea, here in Georgia illegal immigrants run rampant and flood most of the low-skill ceiling jobs.
>>67321122
Speak for yourself /reddit/.
>>67320461
>goys /pol/ is satire right?
>oy vey this really conflicts with my synagogue
>>67321545
what are you talking about? they're red
Genuinely supporting and following his campaign. Already registered, but have to wait to vote. This would be the first election I ever voted in. And this is the first time someone with views independent from washington has a good shot at winning. Ive worked in manufacturing and look forward to NAFTA's demise. And I'd appreciate a business man's outlook as head of state
>>67321122
>/pol/ is satire
>>67321545
I can't tell if this is a joke or not. Pink is a victoria's secret brand.
>>67323179
I guess it isn't for the hopelessly deluded who believe they're in good company.
Stormfront is a few clicks down the search results, asshole.
>>67324104
>>67321122
>/pol/ has """"always"""" been about satirizing the far-right.
No.
Been browsing /pol/ since late 2013(didn't witness the Zimzam trials sadly) and I can confidently say that /pol/ is dead fucking serious a lot of the time.
>>67324104
Also, this "far-right" maymay is stupid.
2016 /pol/ is mostly centrist with a hateboner for progressive rhetoric.
>>67324104
Just because we support Trump and hate lefties doesn't mean we're far-rightists from Stormfront you fucking idiot
>Won 14 primary states
>"This is a joke, right guys?"
>>67324992
>openly supporting a right-wing racist
>not a Stormie
K, weenie.
>>67321661
And here I was, under the impression you had to go to Sweden to see pussies
>>67320461
>le pol is satire maymay
>>67320461
It is part satire but also part memes, part alpha, part assblasted liberals. I don't ever want that to end so that's why I support Trump. I could give a rat's ass about his actual policies and the majority of Trump supporters probably don't care either. It's why /pol/ has made crazy rationalizations whenever Trump has done something idiotic over the past few months or whenever he says something directly in conflict with the ideas of most of this board.
It's also why people seem to think he stands a chance in November, they seem to forget that Mexishits and niggers have mostly disavowed him.
