Official: I Voted for Trump Thread

[YoUDeeMan]

#GrabaPussyNotaJohnson

[YoUDeeMan]

Sorry. I've got a brother with a genius level IQ who is going to vote for Trump because he's a lawyer and he's into the Supreme Court. But voting for Trump is still and idiotic thing to do. Just really a stupid thing to do.

Really makes me wonder about the future of the United States. And even if he wins the support for him on the "right" is going to destroy the "right" in the long run. They may win this short term battle thanks to Comey's weird ways of handling things and Wikileaks but they will have taken a big step towards losing the war.

And failing to see that is...well...stupid; even if you've got a high IQ.

Stupid, ignorant, and fearful people often disparage people with a high IQ...glad to see you're playing your role well.

[89Hen]

AlphaBits is ripping the tits off this here thread that he started.

Gary Johnson's poll numbers are shrinking faster than Anthony Weiner's erection. Down close to 89 territory.That bitch Bill Weld has stuck in the dagger by cunningly linguing Hillary Clitton. My life is over. I might as well haul my genius IQ to St. Chlamydia's parish hall and vote for Trump.

Sorry for being right... again.

[Bronco]

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They really should take the passports away from all involved with the crime foundation

[YoUDeeMan]

I did not vote for Trump because it frightens me to have a crazy person as President.

So you voted for Trump because he is still better than Hillary.

[93henfan]

AlphaBits is ripping the tits off this here thread that he started.

Gary Johnson's poll numbers are shrinking faster than Anthony Weiner's erection. Down close to 89 territory.That bitch Bill Weld has stuck in the dagger by cunningly linguing Hillary Clitton. My life is over. I might as well haul my genius IQ to St. Chlamydia's parish hall and vote for Trump.

Sorry for being right... again.

[Brock Landers]

I really look forward to this board during her reign of terror these next 4 years. Should be endlessly entertaining.

[93henfan]

I really look forward to this board during her reign of terror these next 4 years. Should be endlessly entertaining.

She won't last four years.

[Brock Landers]

I really look forward to this board during her reign of terror these next 4 years. Should be endlessly entertaining.

She won't last four years.

So, everyone wins?

[CID1990]

Don Dokken on the road used to sh1t in a sock and then would spank groupies in his hotel room with it.

He called it the "Dokken Stocking"


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[Ivytalk]

Sorry for being right... again.

This was an obvious troll that didn't catch the desired fish...yet.

But thanks for playing!

[JohnStOnge]

Sorry. I've got a brother with a genius level IQ who is going to vote for Trump because he's a lawyer and he's into the Supreme Court. But voting for Trump is still and idiotic thing to do. Just really a stupid thing to do.

Really makes me wonder about the future of the United States. And even if he wins the support for him on the "right" is going to destroy the "right" in the long run. They may win this short term battle thanks to Comey's weird ways of handling things and Wikileaks but they will have taken a big step towards losing the war.

And failing to see that is...well...stupid; even if you've got a high IQ.

Stupid, ignorant, and fearful people often disparage people with a high IQ...glad to see you're playing your role well.

I'll go ahead and say that I figure my IQ appears to be somewhere in the range of 130 to 140 or so. I say that because if you estimate my IQ from my GRE score it's 130. That was back when I used to smoke pot all the time. Later on after I hadn't smoked pot for a long time took what I think is a good on line IQ test that included all the components I read about in the Bell Curve I scored 141. It had all the stuff in it including the forward and backward digit span tests. Not your typical on line IQ test. And for what it's worth I had to pay for it. Also, I've scored anywhere from the 97th through the 99th percentile in every standardized test I've taken in my lifetime. Not the smartest person in the world but definitely among what Hernstein and Murray defined as the "cognitive elite."

I think most if not all of the people on this board are among the "cognitive elite" as defined by Hernstien and Murray. They defined those in the top 15% as such. My guess is from looking at the post that most if not all people on this board are in that group. We have at least one Harvard guy and he wouldn't have gotten into Harvard if he wasn't in the top 1%.

Most of the time I try not to feel superior to most in the population. I consciously try to avoid that. I also do things like dumb down my vocabulary when I'm interacting with people in day to day life. You know how it goes.

But this time I am feeling superior. I'm feeling very good about being smart enough to recognize what Donald Trump is early on, make the decision that there's no way I could vote for someone like that to be President, and stick to the decision. And I frankly do feel superior to people who are either ignorant or in denial so that they would actually vote for somebody like that. I'll feel that way regardless of the outcome. In this case there's no doubt that I'm right. Right is right when everybody around you is right and it's still right when everybody around you is wrong.

[CAA Flagship]

Stupid, ignorant, and fearful people often disparage people with a high IQ...glad to see you're playing your role well.

I'll go ahead and say that I figure my IQ appears to be somewhere in the range of 130 to 140 or so. I say that because if you estimate my IQ from my GRE score it's 130. That was back when I used to smoke pot all the time. Later on after I hadn't smoked pot for a long time took what I think is a good on line IQ test that included all the components I read about in the Bell Curve I scored 141. It had all the stuff in it including the forward and backward digit span tests. Not your typical on line IQ test. And for what it's worth I had to pay for it. Also, I've scored anywhere from the 97th through the 99th percentile in every standardized test I've taken in my lifetime. Not the smartest person in the world but definitely among what Hernstein and Murray defined as the "cognitive elite."

I think most if not all of the people on this board are among the "cognitive elite" as defined by Hernstien and Murray. They defined those in the top 15% as such. My guess is from looking at the post that most if not all people on this board are in that group. We have at least one Harvard guy and he wouldn't have gotten into Harvard if he wasn't in the top 1%.

Most of the time I try not to feel superior to most in the population. I consciously try to avoid that. I also do things like dumb down my vocabulary when I'm interacting with people in day to day life. You know how it goes.

But this time I am feeling superior. I'm feeling very good about being smart enough to recognize what Donald Trump is early on, make the decision that there's no way I could vote for someone like that to be President, and stick to the decision. And I frankly do feel superior to people who are either ignorant or in denial so that they would actually vote for somebody like that. I'll feel that way regardless of the outcome. In this case there's no doubt that I'm right. Right is right when everybody around you is right and it's still right when everybody around you is wrong.

But your CS.com rating is 68. That gets you the pointy hat.

[Ibanez]

Stupid, ignorant, and fearful people often disparage people with a high IQ...glad to see you're playing your role well.

I'll go ahead and say that I figure my IQ appears to be somewhere in the range of 130 to 140 or so. I say that because if you estimate my IQ from my GRE score it's 130. That was back when I used to smoke pot all the time. Later on after I hadn't smoked pot for a long time took what I think is a good on line IQ test that included all the components I read about in the Bell Curve I scored 141. It had all the stuff in it including the forward and backward digit span tests. Not your typical on line IQ test. And for what it's worth I had to pay for it. Also, I've scored anywhere from the 97th through the 99th percentile in every standardized test I've taken in my lifetime. Not the smartest person in the world but definitely among what Hernstein and Murray defined as the "cognitive elite."

I think most if not all of the people on this board are among the "cognitive elite" as defined by Hernstien and Murray. They defined those in the top 15% as such. My guess is from looking at the post that most if not all people on this board are in that group. We have at least one Harvard guy and he wouldn't have gotten into Harvard if he wasn't in the top 1%.

Most of the time I try not to feel superior to most in the population. I consciously try to avoid that. I also do things like dumb down my vocabulary when I'm interacting with people in day to day life. You know how it goes.

But this time I am feeling superior. I'm feeling very good about being smart enough to recognize what Donald Trump is early on, make the decision that there's no way I could vote for someone like that to be President, and stick to the decision. And I frankly do feel superior to people who are either ignorant or in denial so that they would actually vote for somebody like that. I'll feel that way regardless of the outcome. In this case there's no doubt that I'm right. Right is right when everybody around you is right and it's still right when everybody around you is wrong.

If you're so fucking smart, why can't you be brief? Or objective? Or think critically? Or long term? Or....well you see where this going.

[JohnStOnge]

If you're so **** smart, why can't you be brief? Or objective? Or think critically? Or long term? Or....well you see where this going.

I AM being objective, thinking critically, and thinking of the long term. That's why I'm proud of myself. It's the people who are supporting Trump who aren't doing those things.

Brief? Well, I would say that if you insist on brevity you've got attention span problems.

Brevity is good in a sense, no doubt. That's why there are guidelines about writing to something like a 6th to 8th grade reading level.

But, you know, you can't really do justice to any reasonably complex topic without doing justice to it.

[YoUDeeMan]

I'll go ahead and say that I figure my IQ appears to be somewhere in the range of 130 to 140 or so. I say that because if you estimate my IQ from my GRE score it's 130. That was back when I used to smoke pot all the time. Later on after I hadn't smoked pot for a long time took what I think is a good on line IQ test that included all the components I read about in the Bell Curve I scored 141. It had all the stuff in it including the forward and backward digit span tests. Not your typical on line IQ test. And for what it's worth I had to pay for it. Also, I've scored anywhere from the 97th through the 99th percentile in every standardized test I've taken in my lifetime. Not the smartest person in the world but definitely among what Hernstein and Murray defined as the "cognitive elite."

I think most if not all of the people on this board are among the "cognitive elite" as defined by Hernstien and Murray. They defined those in the top 15% as such. My guess is from looking at the post that most if not all people on this board are in that group. We have at least one Harvard guy and he wouldn't have gotten into Harvard if he wasn't in the top 1%.

Most of the time I try not to feel superior to most in the population. I consciously try to avoid that. I also do things like dumb down my vocabulary when I'm interacting with people in day to day life. You know how it goes.

But this time I am feeling superior. I'm feeling very good about being smart enough to recognize what Donald Trump is early on, make the decision that there's no way I could vote for someone like that to be President, and stick to the decision. And I frankly do feel superior to people who are either ignorant or in denial so that they would actually vote for somebody like that. I'll feel that way regardless of the outcome. In this case there's no doubt that I'm right. Right is right when everybody around you is right and it's still right when everybody around you is wrong.

I blew away the standardized tests as well, JSO...they were easy (and frankly, boring).

The difference between you and I is that you believe that intelligence delivers good decisions most of the time, whereas I believe that intelligent people can be easily manipulated into making horrific decisions most of the time. You see, I spent several years in marketing, and I LOVED watching smart people make stupid decisions.

And you know what really influences people's decisions? Emotions.

You can throw all the IQ tests out the door because people will lose their minds when they have an emotional reaction. And right now, you are waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too emotionally involved...and you don't even know it.

That's the beauty of it, JSO...you are on a drug high and you can't see the forest from the trees. Trying to discuss things with you is similar to trying to deal with a teenager in love. You simply don't understand what you don't understand, and you will reach out to anything to justify your actions, as stupid as they are.

And, there is a reason you have gotten emotionally involved. Let's see if you can figure that out.

[clenz]

If you're so **** smart, why can't you be brief? Or objective? Or think critically? Or long term? Or....well you see where this going.

I AM being objective, thinking critically, and thinking of the long term. That's why I'm proud of myself. It's the people who are supporting Trump who aren't doing those things.

Brief? Well, I would say that if you insist on brevity you've got attention span problems.

Brevity is good in a sense, no doubt. That's why there are guidelines about writing to something like a 6th to 8th grade reading level.

But, you know, you can't really do justice to any reasonably complex topic without doing justice to it.

Brevity shows the ability to take a complex topic and focus on the important substance. Long, drawn out, posts full of extra bullshit is nothing but community college "fuck, I have to write a 12 page paper but only have 6 pages worth of material".

The only thing your missing is using arial size 12 font rather than calibri size 11 and 2.25 spacing rather than 2.0

[Ibanez]

If you're so **** smart, why can't you be brief? Or objective? Or think critically? Or long term? Or....well you see where this going.

I AM being objective, thinking critically, and thinking of the long term. That's why I'm proud of myself. It's the people who are supporting Trump who aren't doing those things.

Brief? Well, I would say that if you insist on brevity you've got attention span problems.

Brevity is good in a sense, no doubt. That's why there are guidelines about writing to something like a 6th to 8th grade reading level.

But, you know, you can't really do justice to any reasonably complex topic without doing justice to it.

If you were a Libertarian, voting in a state that will go for Trump, you should've voted Libertarian. Give them more votes. More votes equal a bigger presence. It means they can get closer to getting serious candidate elected. It's the forest for the trees. The two parties have done enough damage. Maybe it's time for something new. Trump isn't it...but someone that isn't a career politician is a step in the right direction.


And you can get your point across without writing 15,000 words. Brevity.

[Ibanez]

I AM being objective, thinking critically, and thinking of the long term. That's why I'm proud of myself. It's the people who are supporting Trump who aren't doing those things.

Brief? Well, I would say that if you insist on brevity you've got attention span problems.

Brevity is good in a sense, no doubt. That's why there are guidelines about writing to something like a 6th to 8th grade reading level.

But, you know, you can't really do justice to any reasonably complex topic without doing justice to it.

Brevity shows the ability to take a complex topic and focus on the important substance. Long, drawn out, posts full of extra bullshit is nothing but community college "fuck, I have to write a 12 page paper but only have 6 pages worth of material".

The only thing your missing is using arial size 12 font rather than calibri size 11 and 2.25 spacing rather than 2.0

And wide margins.

[HI54UNI]

Stupid, ignorant, and fearful people often disparage people with a high IQ...glad to see you're playing your role well.

I'll go ahead and say that I figure my IQ appears to be somewhere in the range of 130 to 140 or so. I say that because if you estimate my IQ from my GRE score it's 130. That was back when I used to smoke pot all the time. Later on after I hadn't smoked pot for a long time took what I think is a good on line IQ test that included all the components I read about in the Bell Curve I scored 141. It had all the stuff in it including the forward and backward digit span tests. Not your typical on line IQ test. And for what it's worth I had to pay for it. Also, I've scored anywhere from the 97th through the 99th percentile in every standardized test I've taken in my lifetime. Not the smartest person in the world but definitely among what Hernstein and Murray defined as the "cognitive elite."

I think most if not all of the people on this board are among the "cognitive elite" as defined by Hernstien and Murray. They defined those in the top 15% as such. My guess is from looking at the post that most if not all people on this board are in that group. We have at least one Harvard guy and he wouldn't have gotten into Harvard if he wasn't in the top 1%.

Most of the time I try not to feel superior to most in the population. I consciously try to avoid that. I also do things like dumb down my vocabulary when I'm interacting with people in day to day life. You know how it goes.

But this time I am feeling superior. I'm feeling very good about being smart enough to recognize what Donald Trump is early on, make the decision that there's no way I could vote for someone like that to be President, and stick to the decision. And I frankly do feel superior to people who are either ignorant or in denial so that they would actually vote for like that. I'll feel that way regardless of the outcome. In this case there's no doubt that I'm right. Rightu is right when everybody around you is right and it's still right when everybody around you is wrong.

You remind me of another poster that would tell us how smart he was. He also told us that 21/3=6.93.

[clenz]

Brevity shows the ability to take a complex topic and focus on the important substance. Long, drawn out, posts full of extra bullshit is nothing but community college "fuck, I have to write a 12 page paper but only have 6 pages worth of material".

The only thing your missing is using arial size 12 font rather than calibri size 11 and 2.25 spacing rather than 2.0

And wide margins.

Can't do all of them at once. That's too noticeable.

2 of them are easy to pull off. 3 is pushing it with most professors.

[Vidav]

I AM being objective, thinking critically, and thinking of the long term. That's why I'm proud of myself. It's the people who are supporting Trump who aren't doing those things.

Brief? Well, I would say that if you insist on brevity you've got attention span problems.

Brevity is good in a sense, no doubt. That's why there are guidelines about writing to something like a 6th to 8th grade reading level.

But, you know, you can't really do justice to any reasonably complex topic without doing justice to it.

If you were a Libertarian, voting in a state that will go for Trump, you should've voted Libertarian. Give them more votes. More votes equal a bigger presence. It means they can get closer to getting serious candidate elected. It's the forest for the trees. The two parties have done enough damage. Maybe it's time for something new. Trump isn't it...but someone that isn't a career politician is a step in the right direction.


And you can get your point across without writing 15,000 words. Brevity.

I don't think more votes for libbies would give them a bigger presence. That needs to come before the election in some form.

[Pwns]

ad and say that I figure my IQ appears to be somewhere in the range of 130 to 140 or so. I say that because if you estimate my IQ from my GRE score it's 130. That was back when I used to smoke pot all the time. Later on after I hadn't smoked pot for a long time took what I think is a good on line IQ test that included all the components I read about in the Bell Curve I scored 141. It had all the stuff in it including the forward and backward digit span tests. Not your typical on line IQ test. And for what it's worth I had to pay for it. Also, I've scored anywhere from the 97th through the 99th percentile in every standardized test I've taken in my lifetime. Not the smartest person in the world but definitely among what Hernstein and Murray defined as the "cognitive elite."

I think most if not all of the people on this board are among the "cognitive elite" as defined by Hernstien and Murray. They defined those in the top 15% as such. My guess is from looking at the post that most if not all people on this board are in that group. We have at least one Harvard guy and he wouldn't have gotten into Harvard if he wasn't in the top 1%.

Most of the time I try not to feel superior to most in the population. I consciously try to avoid that. I also do things like dumb down my vocabulary when I'm interacting with people in day to day life. You know how it goes.

But this time I am feeling superior. I'm feeling very good about being smart enough to recognize what Donald Trump is early on, make the decision that there's no way I could vote for someone like that to be President, and stick to the decision. And I frankly do feel superior to people who are either ignorant or in denial so that they would actually vote for somebody like that. I'll feel that way regardless of the outcome. In this case there's no doubt that I'm right. Right is right when everybody around you is right and it's still right when everybody around you is wrong.

I get the Trump disdain. What I don't get from you is tripping over yourself to defend Hillary Clinton. You are becoming like UNHWildcats with that.

Your IQ is probably high enough to understand that just because someone never gets in trouble does not mean that they aren't doing anything wrong. If you just wanted to go by what's been thoroughly corroborated then Al Capone was a swell guy that just cheated on his taxes. Hillary has left trails of smoke behind her for her entire career and the only defense is that only some embers have really been found. Wake up. She's a career sleezebag.

What's especially funny is that how you have repeatedly preached the importance of Supreme court picks and how dangerous what you call "egalitarianism" (what I think should be called "equivilatarianism" ) is. Guess what? Hillary Clinton will put staunch pro-abortion, anti-gun judges on the bench. I have no doubt about that. And the institutionalized "egalitarianism" is going to reach a fever pitch. Hillary has gone so far as to use the term "systemic racism" (that's even farther than Obama has ever gone) and you know she's a grrl power feminazi as well.

And I dont buy into the idea that Trump is going to nuke someone because they insulted him on twitter. If insane people like the Kim Jongs can run a country and there not be a nuclear apocalypse or even a war on the South Korean peninsula you know Trump won't be a problem. He would just be an inactive president who wants to feel important and would really let all of his advisors and his vice president make the decisions.

Seriously, what has gotten into you?

[Ibanez]

If you were a Libertarian, voting in a state that will go for Trump, you should've voted Libertarian. Give them more votes. More votes equal a bigger presence. It means they can get closer to getting serious candidate elected. It's the forest for the trees. The two parties have done enough damage. Maybe it's time for something new. Trump isn't it...but someone that isn't a career politician is a step in the right direction.


And you can get your point across without writing 15,000 words. Brevity.

I don't think more votes for libbies would give them a bigger presence. That needs to come before the election in some form.

The more votes Libertarians get is a step in the right direction. However, it has to come from the ground up. They need to be winning state legislatures and governorship's and seats in the US Congress before attempting the White House.

[Ibanez]

ad and say that I figure my IQ appears to be somewhere in the range of 130 to 140 or so. I say that because if you estimate my IQ from my GRE score it's 130. That was back when I used to smoke pot all the time. Later on after I hadn't smoked pot for a long time took what I think is a good on line IQ test that included all the components I read about in the Bell Curve I scored 141. It had all the stuff in it including the forward and backward digit span tests. Not your typical on line IQ test. And for what it's worth I had to pay for it. Also, I've scored anywhere from the 97th through the 99th percentile in every standardized test I've taken in my lifetime. Not the smartest person in the world but definitely among what Hernstein and Murray defined as the "cognitive elite."

I think most if not all of the people on this board are among the "cognitive elite" as defined by Hernstien and Murray. They defined those in the top 15% as such. My guess is from looking at the post that most if not all people on this board are in that group. We have at least one Harvard guy and he wouldn't have gotten into Harvard if he wasn't in the top 1%.

Most of the time I try not to feel superior to most in the population. I consciously try to avoid that. I also do things like dumb down my vocabulary when I'm interacting with people in day to day life. You know how it goes.

But this time I am feeling superior. I'm feeling very good about being smart enough to recognize what Donald Trump is early on, make the decision that there's no way I could vote for someone like that to be President, and stick to the decision. And I frankly do feel superior to people who are either ignorant or in denial so that they would actually vote for somebody like that. I'll feel that way regardless of the outcome. In this case there's no doubt that I'm right. Right is right when everybody around you is right and it's still right when everybody around you is wrong.

I get the Trump disdain. What I don't get from you is tripping over yourself to defend Hillary Clinton. You are becoming like UNHWildcats with that.

Your IQ is probably high enough to understand that just because someone never gets in trouble does not mean that they aren't doing anything wrong. If you just wanted to go by what's been thoroughly corroborated then Al Capone was a swell guy that just cheated on his taxes. Hillary has left trails of smoke behind her for her entire career and the only defense is that only some embers have really been found. Wake up. She's a career sleezebag.

What's especially funny is that how you have repeatedly preached the importance of Supreme court picks and how dangerous what you call "egalitarianism" (what I think should be called "equivilatarianism" ) is. Guess what? Hillary Clinton will put staunch pro-abortion, anti-gun judges on the bench. I have no doubt about that. And the institutionalized "egalitarianism" is going to reach a fever pitch. Hillary has gone so far as to use the term "systemic racism" (that's even farther than Obama has ever gone) and you know she's a grrl power feminazi as well.

And I dont buy into the idea that Trump is going to nuke someone because they insulted him on twitter. If insane people like the Kim Jongs can run a country and there not be a nuclear apocalypse or even a war on the South Korean peninsula you know Trump won't be a problem. He would just be an inactive president who wants to feel important and would really let all of his advisors and his vice president make the decisions.

Seriously, what has gotten into you?

Like I said, JSO isn't a big picture kind of guy.