Opinion of implying President Johnson only supports Trump because he's German?

[Kingpoleon]

No, she'll lose against TRUMP.

You seem to have an ancestral preference for national socialists. Like grandfather, like grandson.

Uh, my mom taught me when I was like 4 to keep my comments to myself, and I would get slapped when I didn't, not praised for "speaking my mind." Is Donald Trump 4 years old? Does he need a lesson in how words have consequences, the same way first graders do? Honestly not surprised that some white guy from Germany finds bigoted and racist dog whistling funny.

[they don't love you like i love you]

Based on what he said about his great-grandfather (that he was a Stalinist thug fighting for murderous communists in the Greek Civil War) it'd be more accurate to say that it's authoritarianism and thuggery that runs in that family.

[Intell]

Based on what he said about his great-grandfather (that he was a Stalinist thug fighting for murderous communists in the Greek Civil War) it'd be more accurate to say that it's authoritarianism and thuggery that runs in that family.

Disparaging his family how nice.

[they don't love you like i love you]

Based on what he said about his great-grandfather (that he was a Stalinist thug fighting for murderous communists in the Greek Civil War) it'd be more accurate to say that it's authoritarianism and thuggery that runs in that family.

Disparaging his family how nice.

I'm not attacking his family because he supports Trump. I'm attacking a specific member of his family because he killed people for a horrible organization and terrible cause.

[Intell]

Based on what he said about his great-grandfather (that he was a Stalinist thug fighting for murderous communists in the Greek Civil War) it'd be more accurate to say that it's authoritarianism and thuggery that runs in that family.

Disparaging his family how nice.

I'm not attacking his family because he supports Trump. I'm attacking a specific member of his family because he killed people for a horrible organization and terrible cause.

I'm sure things aren't so clear cut, especially during the 40's when communist was a viable alternative, and played a role in defeating Nazism.

[they don't love you like i love you]

Based on what he said about his great-grandfather (that he was a Stalinist thug fighting for murderous communists in the Greek Civil War) it'd be more accurate to say that it's authoritarianism and thuggery that runs in that family.

Disparaging his family how nice.

I'm not attacking his family because he supports Trump. I'm attacking a specific member of his family because he killed people for a horrible organization and terrible cause.

I'm sure things aren't so clear cut, especially during the 40's when communist was a viable alternative, and played a role in defeating Nazism.

The Nazis were long defeated by the time the civil war broke out.

[RaphaelDLG]

You probably make a pretty good point.

[Kingpoleon]

Based on what he said about his great-grandfather (that he was a Stalinist thug fighting for murderous communists in the Greek Civil War) it'd be more accurate to say that it's authoritarianism and thuggery that runs in that family.

The Greek Civil War was Tito communists/socialists fighting the Greek monarchy. Stalin refused to aid them, and Tito's assistance of them contributed to the divide between Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union.

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Of course he doesn't support Trump because he's German. He supports Trump because he's a sycophantic zombie.

[Sir Mohamed]

Horrible implication. The Trumpster’s approval rating in Europe including Germany (and the rest of the world, by the way) is mostly in single digits. So, foreigners dislike the narcissistic fake billionaire even more than Americans do. President Johnson proves to be a member of the small group, who supports Drumpf. Nevertheless, I don't think he's a bad guy.

[RINO Tom]

I think he's literally just kinda thick...

[President Johnson]

It's an inappropriate implication since Big Don is not that much liked by most Germans (especially members of my own party). He has some fans here, but not a majority. The mainstream press here is also mainly negative or unfair about him; what is likely a reason for unpopularity. However, I don't care. I support TRUMP although I don't agree with him on all issues.

My great-grandfather (this guy), who died a year before my father was born, was never a role model for me or my dad himself. I just mentioned that since ag was making a joke.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Is he really from Germany or is he just trolling with his entire TRUMP voter charade?

[Mr. Smith]

Eine scheußliche Idee (Normal)

[DINGO Joe]

I think he's literally just kinda thick...

Well, that's my basic assumption of any Trump supporter regardless of family history.  Certainly haven't encountered anything on here or in real life to question that assumption.

[Joe Republic]

Guys, he's as much of a Trump supporter as Lief or Smilo.

[President Johnson]

I think he's literally just kinda thick...

Well, that's my basic assumption of any Trump supporter regardless of family history.  Certainly haven't encountered anything on here or in real life to question that assumption.

Trump supporters = / = Trump supporters.

[IceAgeComing]

Based on what he said about his great-grandfather (that he was a Stalinist thug fighting for murderous communists in the Greek Civil War) it'd be more accurate to say that it's authoritarianism and thuggery that runs in that family.

The Greek Civil War was Tito communists/socialists fighting the Greek monarchy. Stalin refused to aid them, and Tito's assistance of them contributed to the divide between Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that it was something that Stalin had agreed with the leader of the other allies at one of the meetings either right at the end of after the war; it was an important factor in the split although probably secondary to the whole Marshall Plan thing.

I do have more time for Tito than I do Stalin or pretty much every other Communist of that time; mostly because you have to respect the Yugoslav partisans for what they did during the war and he also managed to hold together the bits of Yugoslavia while having a slightly more open society than vast majority of Eastern Bloc countries during that time; I think the only exceptions would be what was attempted by Nagy in Hungary and Dubček in Czechoslovakia and look what the Soviet Union did to them...  Not saying that he was a role model or anything, but its a bit harsh to compare him to Stalin...