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 Originally Posted by OngBonga
Interesting analysis. I mean obviously my comments are mostly trolling, I know very little about American politics, I'm pretty much only interested in foreign policy. I can't see this guy winning too many international friends, to put it mildly. I'm sure he'd be great for American business, so I can see a certain appeal. Still, if I had a vote, I'd likely be voting for anyone but him to stop him. I think he's a very dangerous man. I hope I'm wrong, that he's just full of talk, but his anti-Islamic stance will only further drive a wedge between our cultures. When the most powerful man in the world is vocally anti-Islamic, well we can't expect to see things get any better, can we?
The unchecked influx of Muslim immigrants (emphasis on unchecked, not on Muslim) is in the process of absolutely destroying Europe, and they're wanting to do the same thing here. There's nothing wrong with standing against that and requiring stricter standards for who you let into a country, especially when you have ISIS doing their thing like they are.
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