Perfect logic. I honestly don't know what to say.

I should become a Hillary supporter.

I'd also like to see a Trump supporter answer your last post, for your sake. I didn't read your last post, and I'm not a Trump supporter.

I'm also less of a Hillary supporter, who is a truly despicable woman.

But hey, if she hasn't been incriminated for wrongdoing, OJ didn't kill his wife, and Michael Jackson only had two nose jobs in his entire life.

I don't know, when I think 13 year old girl I think Polanski.

Trump is not the suave alpha male he thinks he is. He acts like those guys on the internet catcalling women but wouldn't know how to actually approach them.

There's a good anecdote from Lucy Lawless (Xena, anti-Trump supporter) who said Trump once called her when she was staying in his hotel, and tried to hit on her. She rebuffed him and he backed off immediately. He's a pussy.

I'm a Trump supporter?

I'm a Roman Catholic patiently waiting for France to return to the ancien regime and become an absolute Catholic monarchy, and show the world how good Western civilisation used to be. Maybe -- and I pray faithfully -- that it will inspire the United States to also become a Catholic monarchy and forgo that stupid American progressivism that has stemmed from America's Puritanical roots.

Trust me when I say I'm no Trump supporter.

This one's for you:

Look, I'm not an American citizen, and I'm not even in Canada. Hell, I think both the modern left and right are two sides of the same post-Enlightenment coin (don't worry if you don't get the last reference). I'm saying this in an effort to tell you I have the least bias when it comes to this American election.

Let me make no bones about this: you've drunk the Democrat kool-aid like no tomorrow. The whole bottle. You've left no kool-aid for the next guy.

Clinton's humiliation a misdirection? (And yet the "grab her by the pussy" video from 11 years ago was not?)

Trump becoming a dictatorship?! (And yet the Obama's and Clinton's sharing the power between each other is not?)

Seriously, from an ethical standpoint this is the most tragic thing I'm witnessing today. After everything Hillary Clinton's been involved with -- from the active participation in silencing her husband's mistresses, to being the Secretary of State in the idiotic Obama Administration, and to this shambles of an election campaign, people *will still defend her*. It's absolutely, utterly, sensationally, ridiculous.

And yet, it's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. In the year 2016, you can pretty much do and say whatever you want and the people will drink it up faithfully because rationality and critical thinking is thrown out the window. This is going to come in handy in the short-term for my future businesses.

I'm not actually going to argue because your bias has already been confirmed. There's no point. It's like trying to argue with a Trump supporter.

What I will say is that if Clinton is elected, it's easier for me professionally because the world's money will remain in the hands of the same guys as right now. You don't have to think about where to place your chips. You just have to plan when to take your investments and run when the time comes.

If Trump is elected, however, I'd just be glad Hillary wasn't elected. Sure, I'd be scratching my head as to wtf is going to happen with America and her allies (if at all, because nothing much would change in the long term), but I'd actually enjoy figuring out what to do simply because a witch isn't the POTUS.

The Witch.

Decent movie. A bit too straightforward.

What? I just think he takes a contrarian position to whatever Hilary wants. She's been with Obama in condemning Putin, so he's taking the opposite.

And that's the problem with Trump -- he's full of talk. He likes to frickin' talk. If he gets the presidency, who knows if he'll actually do anything he says.

He wants to become president for his own vainglory.

At any other point in history that would've been the telltale sign to vote for the other candidate because he's a clown. But we're dealing with Hillary Clinton here, who's a more heinous option.

It's honestly like a political comedy written by Armando Iannucci.

Even black people realise that OJ did it, brah.

No, the elite of the movie industry thinks what horror the audience wants is below them. It's just sad that when something like The Witch (above average regardless) is released, idiots on the IMDb threads say "Oh, that's supposed to be horror? It's not scary."

The masses treat the horror genre like a thrill ride.

Here's one that is a fantastic film set during the Iran-Iraq war.