Poll: Who has better memes, Trump or Clinton?

[Pirate Of PC Master race]

Where?

Skyrim has largely impassable mountain ranges in 3 directions and ocean to the north. Unless he follows through on annexing the rest of the Reach he'll be hard pressed in terms of location.

t. somebody who hates fun.

So it makes as much sense as he does in real life. And I think that is good enough.

The israeli walls (90% chainlink fence, 10% wall) are near to 100% effective in preventing illegal immigration. Bulgaria's chainlink fence +barbed wire has similar effectiveness. Turns out if you want to secure a border against illegal immigration, walls are pretty effective.

And that's enough politics for me, particularly in a joke thread.

Well, if wall is so good, someone would have built it already.

Spoiler: except, you know, they already did.

Typical picture of mexico-US border. Pretty good wall if you ask me, and this is the point where things doesn't make any sense.

So I assume Trump wants to go all out in this wall thing. I expect nothing less than AoT class wall...

Speaking of which,

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[Zontar]

Now that I think about it, does "anime character wearing 'Make America Great Again' cap" images count as Trump memes? Because if so we have a subset of Trump memes that are bigger then Clinton's.

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[Schadrach]

Off-topic, but I genuinely think TES6 will involve somebody Normandy 2.0ing both Windhelm and Solitude as a way of settling the canon divergence.

You aren't familiar with how TES has handled that kind of divergence in the past, are you?

There's a thing that happened referred to as the dragon-break when one of the previous games had multiple mutually-exclusive endings. The dragon they are referring to is Akatosh, the dragon-god of time.

All of the endings are canon and all happened because time just kind of stroked out for a bit and lost track of minor things like what armies were involved in certain battles, who actually won said battles, or where that Brass God the dwemer built (the Numidium) went and what it was up to at the time. When the dust settled nearly everything that happened in all of the endings happened, even the bits that should logically be mutually exclusive.

Just blame it on the player wielding an unconscious expression of CHIM and call it a day.

 

[Zontar]

All this only makes me sigh and think of how this country is more divided than ever, even including the Civil War era when it was only two sides. Now we have dozens, hell hundreds of different stances on trivial bs issues that only serve to divide and weaken us further as a society and nation. It doesn't help that our public schools are little more than agenda factories laced with immoral, twisted half-truths to propagate the bitterness and confusion.

Maybe we'd stand a chance if we could all be honest about our respective histories, but I'm afraid human nature simply won't allow it.

 

[Silentpony_v1legacy]

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I'd actually push back against that. Pretty sure the nation is closer now than it was during the Civil War. I may disagree with people in Texas and San Francisco, but I ain't getting my men together and marching on Austin, intent on taking all their Jagerminz S'more-flavored Schnapps.
I mean how many actual gun-bang-bang-BOOM-OW!-blood-blood-blooooooood-and-deeeaaath battles have Trans people fought over bathrooms? Or Marco Rubio supporters fought Jeb Bush people? And what were the casualties?

I'm sorry, but actual wars will always be more divisive and brutal than 3am Twitter Wars.

 

[DefunctTheory]

All this only makes me sigh and think of how this country is more divided than ever, even including the Civil War era when it was only two sides.

...

It doesn't help that our public schools are little more than agenda factories laced with immoral, twisted half-truths to propagate the bitterness and confusion.

Oh boy.

I know I'm going to regret this, but please, explain. I'd like to know how modern American's are more divided then historical Americans from a time a period where they were literally shooting people based on what state they were from.

I'm also curious as to what part of the school curriculum you're so offended by. It's true we do tend to gloss over some things we probably shouldn't (Not strictly an US only problem), but I'm curious as to whether that's what you mean, or if you're referring to one of a dozen of, uh, 'questionable' truths some people would like taught in schools.

 

[KissingSunlight]

I know it's not a meme. This sketch does sum up my feeling about Hillary Clinton.
Does that mean that I support Donald Trump? No. Is it too much to ask to have at least one qualified candidate that isn't paid off by corporate interests? Unfortunately for the United States, the answer is yes.

 

[Zontar]

All this only makes me sigh and think of how this country is more divided than ever, even including the Civil War era when it was only two sides.

...

It doesn't help that our public schools are little more than agenda factories laced with immoral, twisted half-truths to propagate the bitterness and confusion.

Oh boy.

I know I'm going to regret this, but please, explain. I'd like to know how modern American's are more divided then historical Americans from a time a period where they were literally shooting people based on what state they were from.

I'm also curious as to what part of the school curriculum you're so offended by. It's true we do tend to gloss over some things we probably shouldn't (Not strictly an US only problem), but I'm curious as to whether that's what you mean, or if you're referring to one of a dozen of, uh, 'questionable' truths some people would like taught in schools.

Wasn't expecting a serious reply from someone who's only gone two days without killing a hooker but oh well. My original post and the context of "divided" - especially the part left out - should've sufficed.

There's more going on in the country, and furthermore the world, than what's reported on CNN/taught in public school/etc. They like to paint as politically correct of a picture as possible to make things look...pretty good -

but take away the facade and it's more like this -

In addition, it isn't just racial differences by any means; it's practically everything at this point, because we allow it and in some cases even enable it. All one really has to do is Google "America more divided than ever" for an idea.

For all our differences, if it's ever going to work, we still must strive to be one culture, one people. The problem is it's not really happening like it should be in order to thrive. With all the decades of ever-increasingly prominent preachings of tolerance, coalitions for equality, etc., things should be pretty honky-dory. However, we've only just recently found dory, or so I've heard.

 

[DefunctTheory]

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All this only makes me sigh and think of how this country is more divided than ever, even including the Civil War era when it was only two sides.

...

It doesn't help that our public schools are little more than agenda factories laced with immoral, twisted half-truths to propagate the bitterness and confusion.

Oh boy.

I know I'm going to regret this, but please, explain. I'd like to know how modern American's are more divided then historical Americans from a time a period where they were literally shooting people based on what state they were from.

I'm also curious as to what part of the school curriculum you're so offended by. It's true we do tend to gloss over some things we probably shouldn't (Not strictly an US only problem), but I'm curious as to whether that's what you mean, or if you're referring to one of a dozen of, uh, 'questionable' truths some people would like taught in schools.

Wasn't expecting a serious reply from someone who's only gone two days without killing a hooker but oh well. My original post and the context of "divided" - especially the part left out - should've sufficed.

There's more going on in the country, and furthermore the world, than what's reported on CNN/taught in public school/etc. They like to paint as politically correct of a picture as possible to make things look...pretty good -

but take away the facade and it's more like this -

All one really has to do is Google "America more divided than ever" for an idea.

For all our differences, if it's ever going to work, we still must strive to be one culture, one people. The problem is it's not really happening like it should be in order to thrive. With all the decades of ever-increasingly prominent preachings of tolerance, coalitions for equality, etc., things should be pretty honky-dory. However, we've only just recently found dory, or so I've heard.

Ah, ok. I can read between the lines.

I don't agree with a word of it, but I can read it.