Best answer: They are furious because Trump got him released and liberals are against anything GOOD that President Trump does and he has did Many good things since taking office, unlike the America hating muslim obama who did NOTHING good while in office..

I was just curious as to what the point is in buying your followers;

Best answer: Don't confuse them with the facts. LIBERALS always say if THEY were in charge, things would be different. It's not so much about what form of politics they have... It's about being in control. Liberals MUST be in control of EVERYONE and EVERYTHING. They can't allow "the common people" to make their own decisions.

No death penalty, strict gun control, free healthcare, 6 weeks paid annual leave, full employment rights, security and protections, fully paid maternity and paternity leave etc.

The 2nd amendment (the right to bare arms) allows any US Citizen to bear a weapon in the US. This amendment has only allowed weapons to end up in the wrong hands who will commit crimes invovling weapons. It should be removed or atleast people convicted of violent crimes denied of owning a weapon.

Best answer: No. World War 3 will break out if you visit Canada. It's best for everyone that you stay in America

Best answer: You mean like Trump-ler........or Trumpolini?

No, as much as Trump *wants* to be like Mussolini..........that's what good ol American Elections are for.

and at the rate he's going, he'll be lucky to finish his first term, without being impeached.

Why not read the Bible instead of engaging in premarital/extramarital sex? I don't understand the way liberals think.

Anyone know any good gun names to piss off a liberal. I own a DP-12 and I need a nickname for it, something that can offend a liberal. But anything will do.

Both evolution and global warming are complicated topics, with a lot of uncertainties. We aren't certain of the exact evolutionary relationships between various lineages, or the exact progression of the evolution of features like bird flight. We don't know exactly what will happen to things like crops and natural resources in a warming world, or exactly how fast the world is going to warm. There's a lot you need to be an expert to understand, and a lot that even the experts don't really understand yet. Perhaps even more so than a lot of other branches of science, there's a lot of "probably" and "best estimate" and "plausible" and so on. It seems like there are a lot of people who are deeply uncomfortable with uncertainty. They would rather have a definite answer that is probably wrong, and believe that answer whole-heartedly, than entertain the possibility that the working assumption they are accepting as true is in some way flawed. "God did it" is certainly a definite, and easy to understand, answer to "Why are there all these different life forms?" It doesn't require any uncertainty, it doesn't require any waiting for new evidence to come in, it just requires, well, blind faith. Similarly, "Human beings can't affect the climate" is definite, and simple. No reflection required. So, how much of a part do you think this fear of uncertainty plays in creationists' and denialists' thinking on evolution and global warming?

Best answer: Yes, I had a crush on a teacher. I married him after I graduated.