@neptuneblue,
neptuneblue wrote:
Fist off, we're talking about the White House, not exactly a President's permanent residence where decorations are theirs and theirs alone.
See how you just shoot into debate here instead of acknowledging how you would feel if you were living/working there?
Quote:Obama had plenty of issues with George Bush, it's a matter of public record. Yet Obama set aside personal and political differences to acknowledge Bush's portrait. (That, too, is a matter of public record.)
I don't recall anyone using the portrait of GW Bush as an opportunity to harass Obama. What would he have done, for example, if a bunch of racist haters started yelling that he better hang up that portrait to serve a superior president, etc.? That would have put him in a different position with regard to complying with the tradition, wouldn't it have?
Quote:Please explain how hanging a predecessor's portrait now turns into a witch-hunt harassment? Come on, that's beyond a rational thought.
Trump has been witch-hunted since before he was elected. It's because the left has gone into witch-hunt mode generally and Trump is their main target. Forms of civil disobedience have been going on since Trump announced his candidacy that are beyond what went on in the past, except for maybe some things I've read about during the 1968 Democratic convention where there were threats to seduce people's wives and daughters while they were at the convention. Sometimes the left can restrain themselves from too much aggression or going too low, but in Trump's case, they can't for some reason. So it makes everything into a war-like conflict.
Do you remember the feminist expression, "the political is personal and the personal political?" Well, it's like people have taken that concept and made everything in politics and personal and emotional as possible, so now something as simple as putting up a former president's portrait becomes an opportunity to harass the sitting president on a personal level.
Quote:If you don't like this thread's name, you can always start one of your own entitled, "Who Sucks Trump's Cock Better?" I'm sure there would be plenty of speculation.
Wow, is the use of vulgar explicit sexual language only sexual harassment when a man does it? That was totally uncalled for.