oh yeah, I can understand. like I said, I'm not on either side because quite frankly it's not as if that's the deciding factor as to whether or not he's a total douchebag.

I do think he's senile.

Some things shouldn't need explaining considering we're all adults here. Anyhoo, Trump is in a position of power. Things he says and does may, and can influence other's opinions and actions. Can we agree that it's not cool to bully others or make fun of them in a manner that takes advantage of a limitation or disability? Can we agree on that?

Can we also agree on the definition of a role model: A role model is a person whose behavior, or example, is or can be emulated by others, especially by younger people.

Are we putting 2 and 2 together yet? Is the picture coming into focus?

So Trump will be influencing the actions of people dumb enough to look up to the president? I think they deserve it if so.

I bully retards on here every day, so I'm not about to denounce that.

I didn't expect a serious response. You didn't let me down. At least you, unlike Goofle, are willing to call a spade, a spade.

It is a serious response. Politicians are terrible role models and people who think otherwise don't deserve good role models.

No, we are taught from grade school to look up to and respect the POTUS. Any person in that chair should try to set a good example, at least on the surface.

I'm mostly taking about young kids here who don't know any better.

And you are a dumbass if you believe this.

It's nice, that's for sure.

Parents exist for a reason.

Can we agree that there is a difference between empowerment and being influential? Causing people to act out is not empowerment. He's not passing laws that enable them, they aren't being afforded any special benefits, they are not being given any more of a platform to speak then they previously had..

So again, with sincerity, can you explain to me what am I missing?