Woah, ho! Deep comment bro. No one has ever said that exact permutation of words.
Seriously though, the track record on Trump is on a whole new level. Name one other public figure who can continuously knock them out of the park like Trump, week after week
Go read his AMA in the_d. He says having his enemies think he is stupid is one of his best qualities and he wants to keep it that way. I'm paraphrasing of course.
Yeah, the media and DNC can't let 10 minutes pass without attacking the guy and it's somehow his fault. I hope to god you're just trolling, buI have a sneaking suspicion you're not. I'm thinking about dressing as you for Halloween. This is some of the scariest shit I've ever seen.
Yes, he manufactures controversy to pander to his base and distract from any developments on Trump/Russia that make the news
The whole war against the NFL is probably his most egregious example, the whole protesting issue had quieted down tremendously until he stoked the flames
The issue became front and center again after Trump called Kaepernick a SOB.
He sent Pence to a NFL game so he could walk out over the anthem thing. Trump had proactively gone after the NFL when there was no catalyst within the NFL that caused him to do so
You've just shifted the issue. Let's review what you said:
the whole protesting issue had quieted down tremendously until he stoked the flames
That is categorically false. It had not died down. It had not subsided. It was getting worse. Yes, it may have escalated after he commented. That is not what we're discussing here. You said it had died down. You are wrong. Your comment says exactly nothing about whether it had died down previously.
This is over the last five years, you can see spikes throughout last football season, but they come back to a low level in the offseason. Then, we see a giant spike when Trump brings it up at the campaign rally and continues to bring it up on Twitter.
I get that google trends isn't a perfect tool but the pattern seems pretty clear to me at least
It seems clear to you that people searched for "National Anthem" after Trump mentioned it? No kidding. Again, you've said nothing about it from
before.
The "controversy" has only existed for a year and a half, so I don't know why you're using 5 years. But didn't you notice that the previous 3.5 years, before the knee thing even started, are largely indistinguishable from most of this & last year's football season? I mean, you can see bumps for on season & off season, but there ain't much data here. I would guess that most of the smaller numbers are not statistically significant.
But that doesn't even really matter, because it's a measure of what people are typing into google. Fans weren't searching the internet for it because they were sick to death of hearing about it. Every sports radio show, every sports TV show, and every NFL broadcast talked about it almost constantly. It was not possible to watch anything NFL-related without it coming up.
Some guys were still doing it such as Brandon Marshall but it had definitely died down till Trump brought it up.
I think he did it because it was an easy target. Look at these millionaires kneeling for our flag it dishonors the US/Military. yaddah yaddah yaddah. Easy points.
Then he got back into it when the season started again because more people joined and Trump doesn't pull punches.
I see Trump as the kind of guy that would make some intern stand in the bathroom while he takes a shit who reads him the news and Tweets his Brain Farts.
Absolutely. The guy has been swimming in shitty PR all his life, he lives for this shit. This is where the media has miscalculated at every turn in regards to trying to stop him. Bad press is his domain, he knows it, we know it, everybody knows it...and yet they cannot resist the bait. It is kinda funny and tragic at the same time.
He is the president of the united states. I would say that at the very least it is not...not working for him. His situation is surely less then ideal for any of us, and I am sure on some level all the toxicity bothers him. But like any good sociopath, it probably does not bother him in the way it would bother us.
I mean he did win, and 1 year before he won I was following this guy doing vids on him showing how he manipulates the media to his advantage. The kid knew he was going to win from this. For this reason I'd say it was definitely affective.
Honestly I believe he is being used as a distraction from an upcoming war. The deployments all over from getting Cuba ready to Europe. Anyone see any kind of anti war protest
i think he is a master of PR, not in a traditional sense at all thought.
more like WWE villain wrestler manager.
he knows you wont love him, but you love to hate him.
frankly i think he has been using this to push public opinion which ever way he wants to. everyone is falling over themselves to do the opposite of what he says, all he has to do is play the bad guy and claim to take the opposite position.
too many people are diving at the chance to score PR points just from disagreeing with him, and i think we would be foolish to rule out the fact that he knows this game better than most.
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1 stormstatic 2017-10-24
i think you vastly underestimate the level of stupidity that exists in the world
1 BoppeBoye 2017-10-24
Woah, ho! Deep comment bro. No one has ever said that exact permutation of words.
Seriously though, the track record on Trump is on a whole new level. Name one other public figure who can continuously knock them out of the park like Trump, week after week
1 TheRadChad 2017-10-24
Go read his AMA in the_d. He says having his enemies think he is stupid is one of his best qualities and he wants to keep it that way. I'm paraphrasing of course.
1 fascistbong 2017-10-24
Yes. It's all marketing.
1 BrotherPancake 2017-10-24
Yeah, the media and DNC can't let 10 minutes pass without attacking the guy and it's somehow his fault. I hope to god you're just trolling, buI have a sneaking suspicion you're not. I'm thinking about dressing as you for Halloween. This is some of the scariest shit I've ever seen.
1 willworkfordroogs 2017-10-24
Look at his account age and comment score.
1 BoppeBoye 2017-10-24
what about it?
1 Silver_Freak 2017-10-24
something about an account that is 4 months old and has 31k karma doesn't add up, unless all you do is post all day like its a job.
1 BoppeBoye 2017-10-24
Dawg don't hate on me cuz I'm more popular than you.
How do you even go for a year and only had 1000 people agree with things you said? That's kinda sad.
1 Silver_Freak 2017-10-24
lol cause i have a life and job and dont post like im getting paid to do so
1 KillerK0ala 2017-10-24
I think a lot of it has to do in the subs you commonly post in
1 Needmyvape 2017-10-24
You need to work on your GOP-bro slang.
1 Silver_Freak 2017-10-24
23 comments per day @ around one per hour. fuck your life must suck!
1 BoppeBoye 2017-10-24
Doing analytics on a users comment history, when it has nothing to do with your original point.
1 heresmything 2017-10-24
This invalidates his whole argument. Good job.
1 ClassicFives 2017-10-24
Maybe if he didn't lie or do something batshit insane every 10 minutes he wouldn't have that problem...
1 Mecanatron 2017-10-24
I think Donald Trump understands the entertainment industry extremely well.
1 superiorpanda 2017-10-24
It's the time machine.
1 JoeyBulgaria 2017-10-24
Yes, he manufactures controversy to pander to his base and distract from any developments on Trump/Russia that make the news
The whole war against the NFL is probably his most egregious example, the whole protesting issue had quieted down tremendously until he stoked the flames
1 BrotherPancake 2017-10-24
No it hadn't. Watch a lot of NFL over there in the UK, do ya?
1 JoeyBulgaria 2017-10-24
huh? I'm American
The issue became front and center again after Trump called Kaepernick a SOB.
He sent Pence to a NFL game so he could walk out over the anthem thing. Trump had proactively gone after the NFL when there was no catalyst within the NFL that caused him to do so
1 BrotherPancake 2017-10-24
You've just shifted the issue. Let's review what you said:
That is categorically false. It had not died down. It had not subsided. It was getting worse. Yes, it may have escalated after he commented. That is not what we're discussing here. You said it had died down. You are wrong. Your comment says exactly nothing about whether it had died down previously.
1 JoeyBulgaria 2017-10-24
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&geo=US&q=National%20anthem
This is over the last five years, you can see spikes throughout last football season, but they come back to a low level in the offseason. Then, we see a giant spike when Trump brings it up at the campaign rally and continues to bring it up on Twitter.
I get that google trends isn't a perfect tool but the pattern seems pretty clear to me at least
1 BrotherPancake 2017-10-24
It seems clear to you that people searched for "National Anthem" after Trump mentioned it? No kidding. Again, you've said nothing about it from before.
The "controversy" has only existed for a year and a half, so I don't know why you're using 5 years. But didn't you notice that the previous 3.5 years, before the knee thing even started, are largely indistinguishable from most of this & last year's football season? I mean, you can see bumps for on season & off season, but there ain't much data here. I would guess that most of the smaller numbers are not statistically significant.
But that doesn't even really matter, because it's a measure of what people are typing into google. Fans weren't searching the internet for it because they were sick to death of hearing about it. Every sports radio show, every sports TV show, and every NFL broadcast talked about it almost constantly. It was not possible to watch anything NFL-related without it coming up.
1 KillerK0ala 2017-10-24
Some guys were still doing it such as Brandon Marshall but it had definitely died down till Trump brought it up.
I think he did it because it was an easy target. Look at these millionaires kneeling for our flag it dishonors the US/Military. yaddah yaddah yaddah. Easy points.
Then he got back into it when the season started again because more people joined and Trump doesn't pull punches.
1 insicnifigant 2017-10-24
Yes. You are correct.
1 Apersonofinterest666 2017-10-24
If you mean sending a Tweet in the morning while he takes his presidential shit, then yes.
1 TheRadChad 2017-10-24
I hope to good he tweets on the shitter.
1 Apersonofinterest666 2017-10-24
I see Trump as the kind of guy that would make some intern stand in the bathroom while he takes a shit who reads him the news and Tweets his Brain Farts.
1 TheRadChad 2017-10-24
Lmao
1 mastigia 2017-10-24
Absolutely. The guy has been swimming in shitty PR all his life, he lives for this shit. This is where the media has miscalculated at every turn in regards to trying to stop him. Bad press is his domain, he knows it, we know it, everybody knows it...and yet they cannot resist the bait. It is kinda funny and tragic at the same time.
1 Supermonsters 2017-10-24
Yes but is it ultimately effective for him?
1 SnugMeatSocks 2017-10-24
This was called the “Lewandowski Grenade” during his tenure with the campaign. And, yes it works
1 mastigia 2017-10-24
He is the president of the united states. I would say that at the very least it is not...not working for him. His situation is surely less then ideal for any of us, and I am sure on some level all the toxicity bothers him. But like any good sociopath, it probably does not bother him in the way it would bother us.
1 Terex80 2017-10-24
I think he's following his election strategy. Had hr not been mired in controversy then no one would have paid any attention to him
1 TheRadChad 2017-10-24
I mean he did win, and 1 year before he won I was following this guy doing vids on him showing how he manipulates the media to his advantage. The kid knew he was going to win from this. For this reason I'd say it was definitely affective.
1 Squirrelboy85 2017-10-24
Honestly I believe he is being used as a distraction from an upcoming war. The deployments all over from getting Cuba ready to Europe. Anyone see any kind of anti war protest
1 Nogrim6 2017-10-24
i think he is a master of PR, not in a traditional sense at all thought. more like WWE villain wrestler manager.
he knows you wont love him, but you love to hate him.
frankly i think he has been using this to push public opinion which ever way he wants to. everyone is falling over themselves to do the opposite of what he says, all he has to do is play the bad guy and claim to take the opposite position.
too many people are diving at the chance to score PR points just from disagreeing with him, and i think we would be foolish to rule out the fact that he knows this game better than most.
1 BoppeBoye 2017-10-24
Dawg don't hate on me cuz I'm more popular than you.
How do you even go for a year and only had 1000 people agree with things you said? That's kinda sad.