I don't like the hyperbole either but you can't be serious if you think it's only Trump who engages in it. Somewhere in this thread, or maybe another, I posted a picture of a flyer we have received in the mail 3 times accusing Trump of poisoning our drinking water. I think my favorite hyperbolic claim of all time was that Trump was already guilty of more deaths than Hitler, Stalin, and Mao COMBINED!Cortopassi wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2020 3:02 pmI would not.
But I am not the president, and I'm not using that in an effort to scare people about what might be coming.
Apparently Joe Biden becoming president will cause:
--Undesirables to live next door to you
--No police
--Shitty health care
--A zero on the stock market
--Locusts
Trump is all about hyperbole and exaggeration. Very tired of it.
There are plenty of condos, apartments and lower cost houses in the city in which I live that could hopefully afford the same at least school opportunities without having to legislate it.
You can actually find this sort of thing going back all the way to the beginning of the republic. I too find it very ugly but it just seems to be the way politics works.