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 Originally Posted by Poopadoop
Do you really want to keep digging yourself this hole?
I really don't get why it's not clear to you.
First, you (seem to) acknowledge the very simple fact you can vote for a candidate without wanting everything that candidate promises.
yup
Then, you argue that, in this special case of the Wall, voting for Trump meant wanting the Wall.
Nope
You conclude that 1) there's no inherent contradiction between your two premises;
Nope
and 2) anyone who points them out can fuck off.
Yup
1). Do you see why voting for Trump does not automatically equate to a vote for the Wall?
yup
Now tell me why it matters. We elect whole candidates. That means when you vote for a candidate, you're voting for the whole thing. Even the policies you don't like. If you voted for Trump, you voted for ALL of Trump. There's stuff Trump has done that I don't like, or wouldn't have supported if that were the only issue I was voting on. So what?
If you're trying to say that Trump doesn't have a mandate to build a wall because maybe possibly potentially some of his supporters might possibly maybe not be fired up about the wall, then please maybe potentially possibly GTFO
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