by Brendan Trainor
Primal politics Trump is the destroyer of the new liberal desire for safe zones. Trump was never a safe zone. Even a 60-year-old Trump was not a safe zone. Women twittered during the debate that Trump’s constant pacing made them feel like he was stalking Clinton. Maybe he was. He stopped pacing to line up right behind her when she moved up close to the audience on his side of the stage to explain Obamacare. Intimidation? Did the audience look at her, or him? No safe space. Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg once said being a single billionaire in New York City was “a constant wet dream.” On the 11-year-old video Trump bragged women let him kiss them and grope them because he is a star. The left immediately said he was committing battery or worse, implying no consent. But Trump said they “let him.” Liberal Hollywood, like Billy Bush, knows of what he speaks. Capitol Hill is Hollywood for ugly people. What Hillary did to the women President Clinton harassed and assaulted
2016 Northern Nevada Pro Bono Celebration Schedule Carson City County - Call Debe at (775)883-0404 to register/for more information 10/25/16 (Tuesday) Ask a Lawyer (11:00 am – 2:00 pm) Supreme Court Law Library Carson City 10/26/16 (Wednesday) Sealing Criminal Records Education Class (5:30 pm – 7:00 pm) NLS Office 209 N. Pratt St. Churchill County – Contact Roxanne to register/for more information 10/25/16 (Tuesday) Ask a Lawyer (2:00 pm – 4:00 pm) 155 Taylor St., Room 102, Fallon Douglas County - Contact Debe at (775)883-0404 to register/for more information 10/27/16 (Thursday) Estate Planning Educational Class (9:30 am – 11:00 am) DCCC, Gardnerville 10/27/16 (Thursday) Ask a Lawyer Clinic (1:30 pm– 3:30 pm) DCCC, Gardnerville Humboldt County – Contact Roxanne to register/for more information 10/15/16 (Saturday) Veteran’s Will Preparation Clinic (10:00 am – 4:00 pm) Pleasant Senior Center, Winnemucca 10/21/16 (Friday) Ask a Lawyer Clinic (11:00 am – 2:00 pm) Humboldt County Courthouse, Winnemucca Lyon County – Contact Donna at (775) 463-1222 to register/for more information 10/26/16 (Wednesday) Estate Planning Education Class (9:00 am – 11:00 am) NLS Yerington Office 10/26/16 (Wednesday) Ask a Lawyer (1:00 pm – 4:00 pm) NLS Yerington Office Mineral County – Contact Donna at (775) 463-1222 to register/for more information 10/27/16 (Thursday) Ask a Lawyer Clinic (11:00 am – 2:00 pm) Mineral County Courthouse, Hawthorne Washoe County – Contact Roxanne to register/for more information 10/22/16 (Saturday) Ask A Lawyer Fair (10:00 am – 3:00 pm) Shoppers Square Mall, Reno 10/24/16 (Monday) Champions of Justice Luncheon (11:30 am – 1:30 pm) Peppermill Spa & Casino, Reno 10/25/16 (Tuesday) Estate Planning Education Class – Reno (5:30 pm – 7:30 pm) 2nd JDCt, Room 114 10/26/16 (Wednesday) Ask a Lawyer/Self Help Clinic (10:00 am – 4:00 pm) 2nd JDCt, Room 114 10/27/16 (Thursday) How to Represent Yourself in Court (3:00 pm – 4:00 pm) 2nd JDCt, Room 114
helped destroy second-wave feminism. Hillary could have been an honest feminist and denounced him and supported his victims. She still could. Instead she and her party and, by extension, the feminist movement prattle on about how women are always victims and never lie about men. But if those same victims stand between her and Bill and their power, they are “what you get when you drag a hundred dollar bill through a trailer park.” Witnesses have written books describing Hillary as a hard-drinking, abusive potty mouth. Wikileaks email dumps show she believes in having a private policy for the elites and a public policy for the masses. We know when Hillary has power she always votes for war. There can be no safe zones in Syria without war with Syria and possibly Russia. She is a neo-liberal interventionist, a promoter of “Responsibility to Protect” (R2P). Her wars have left disasters in the Balkans, Libya, Afghanistan and Syria.
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The second major party presidential debate between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton probed deeply into America’s anxieties over sex and power. A Republican candidate for President is accused of being a sexual predator, while his female opponent is accused of being the “fixer” for her powerful husband’s own predations. America has become a new Victorian culture. Victoria was the asexual queen of late 19th century England. The one percent political class promoted chastity and modesty for women, gentlemanly behavior from men. All the while, the number of brothels in London grew openly and rapidly. This cognitive dissonance between what we are told and actual reality can explode into a volcanic cultural revolution. In London, Jack the Ripper surgically murdered prostitutes, as if the ruling class was exorcising its proletarian demons. In America, we have Donald Trump.
Hillary projects her war lust when she talks about “Russian aggression.” Her intervention in Libya resulted in the overthrown Gaddafi sodomized with a knife. Hillary showed she believes in “Empire,” not “America First,” when she laughed when told of his death. The two protagonists are engaged in a titanic clash of culture and worldview. Nevadans feel the cultural differences between Las Vegas and rural Nevada, the tensions between state rights and the federal government, unemployment and debt, the clash between legalized prostitution and the sex trafficking hysteria, campus rape, affirmative consent, and the differences in both major parties between grassroots and establishment. The second presidential debate forced us to confront subconscious fears in a deeply emotional way. The third debate is in—Las Vegas! Ω See Paul Craig Roberts: www.unz.com/proberts/engage-in-sex-not-war/
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