Why Donald Trump is going to be the GOP Nominee--explained.

Yet another in my series of explaining things. Albeit, this is drastically different from explaining the number or why men don't want to date single moms.

To a number of people on the left, and some in the middle, Donald Trump is a complete mystery. A collective madness. Why on earth has he been dominating polls for 6 months?

Why Donald Trump is going to be the GOP Nominee--explained.

1. Rational Self Interest (Or as Liberals Call it, Racism.)

Have you heard of the NAACP? BLM? La Raza? Asian Pacific National Caucus? National Black Caucus? National HIspanic Caucus Institute?

Maybe, maybe not. Simple point is--every group has racial interests. But for the past 40 years or so, whites have been terrified of having any racial interests, and showing any sign of group interest brings scorn and attempts at getting the person fired.

Let's get real. You think the left can joyfully publish things like https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/so-youre-about-to-become-a-minority_us_553011f0e4b04ebb92325daf and https://www.salon.com/2015/12/22/white_men_must_be_stopped_the_very_future_of_the_planet_depends_on_it_partner/

and nothing will happen? If there is one thing Economics and Political Science both strongly teach is... every group acts in its own self interest. Did you think whites would never reach a point where they dared declare what is in their own interest? Go thank your local chapter of Black Lives Matter.

2. A realization that politicians really don't care. But this guy might be on your side. So when someone comes along who actually seems like he will do something about it, in the eyes of the public he goes from chubby old businessman to

Why Donald Trump is going to be the GOP Nominee--explained.

Consider what the Right loves in the USA. Their pet issues. Gun rights. Abortion. Gay marriage. The military.

Consider what got done when Bush was president and the GOP had control of the Federal government for years... a war in Iraq that in retrospect was 100% a waste of blood and treasure. A gun ban expired .Anything else?

The right is getting realistic. Abortion is never going away unless women lose the right to vote, so why get upset? Bush didn't even do a thing about it. Gay marriage? Kind of accepted fact.

Oh yeah... as the Left has joyfully been saying, whites are about to become a minority in the USA. While the government will literally have a shootout over a shotgun barrel being 1 inch too short, it doesn't care about enforcing illegal immigration. Which not only burns that latinos are literally shielded from the law, but it helps ensure that everything the right does like is going away. Whites vote conservative, mostly. Latinos, gaining power via being shielded from the law, are something like 80% liberal. That's life. So Trump comes along, and even one actual issue getting taken care of is a huge gain. Maybe he's a lying politician, but he's stating things that get normal people fired by liberal media mobs. So why not trust him?

3. He's pushing boundaries of acceptable speech. Let's face it. For the Right, things aren't great. Protests everywhere, so much bullshit, so little freedom of speech. The left can flat out run articles like "White Men must be Stopped" and no heads roll. Meanwhile any vaguely possibly racist comments from whites result in social media storms and campaigns to have people fired. To a degree, we literally are at the point of putting on masks just to say what liberals shout from roof tops.

Why Donald Trump is going to be the GOP Nominee--explained.

Then along comes a politician who is willing to shout what we discuss only when angry over the dinner table. By definition, even if he does not win, Trump is expanding the range of what is becoming socially acceptable to say. He's literally equalizing freedom of speech for whites. How can the Right not love that?

In summary, Trump is going to become the GOP nominee because of increasing racial group awareness among whites in this racially polarized atmosphere... because of realization at how futile it is to elect traditionally "conservative" politicians... and because of increased social rights by extension.

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  • I agree with a fair amount of your analysis. It is inevitable that with all the identity groups you mentioned that are on the Left that -- at some point -- white Americans would rationally think they need to look out for their interests as well. And yet I don't see the Trump phenomenon (and it is a phenomenon) in racial terms. That's what the elite media and the Left want you to think. Trump hasn't said one thing about one race being superior to others. ("Mexican" is not a race. Neither is "Muslim" a race.) What he has done, as you pointed out, is enlarge the window of what can be openly debated in this age we live in where everyone is constipated with Political Correctness. He doesn't give a rat's ass for PC, and neither do his followers. What he wants to do would actually be good for minorities: Stop illegal immigration which puts downward pressure on wages, and which competes with native born Americans at the bottom of the economic ladder for scarce jobs. Stop the insane "free trade" deals that result in sending millions and millions of good-paying manufacturing jobs overseas. Preserve Social Security and Medicare. Reform legal immigration so that high skilled Americans with good paying STEM jobs don't get laid off so that their employers can hire foreigners on H1-B visas. Don't get the U. S. into a stupid and misguided war like the Iraq War. Take the threat of radical Islam seriously by putting in place a temporary halt to further Muslim immigration until we can adequately deal with the radicals already in the U. S. To millions of Americans these things are just common sense, and that's why Trump is ahead. Now, as you say, that doesn't mean he'll become president, but at this point you can't say definitively he won't either.

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  • Makes sense. Still, I don't like that his foreign policy includes "just bomb the shit out of em" those aren't the words of a wise leader, that's just a rich asshole playing the heart strings of every ignorant redneck in the country.

    I like his immigration policy though.

    • Hey, at least he doesn't want boots on the ground and bashes the Iraq war. Bush gave us desert storm, Clinton Bosnia and Somalia, bush Iraq and afgan, then Obama Libya, afgan, and tried Syria.

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  • I hate Donald Trump because he's a racist, but you're being a racist too.

    • Mhmm how so?

    • Well, I glanced at this again. I'll recant saying that you're being racist too. You are making a lot of assumptions (many of which are racial and although possibly prejudice, I won't call them racist). I can tell where you were going. I really don't have a problem with it now, even though I disagree. I could offer other possible explanations, but I'm not that interested in jt since it wasn't what I anticipated nor what I thought it was. So I'm just going to agree to disagree with you on this one.

  • Assuming you are correct and he is the next GOP nominee, what do you think the chances are that he will win POTUS?

    • Fairly decent. We might end up seeing a supermajority of whites vote for him, like how Obama received 98% of the black vote in 2008.

  • Good mytake i certainly agree although I would add one more thing to the list. Something that sets Trump apart from the rest of the Republican candidates is that he's not a religious fanatic. Now don't get me wrong he does support religion but he's not shoving religion in everyone's faces. What this does is keep all the voters who really want religion and government to be intertwined but he doesn't scare off the Republicans who are there solely for the business aspect of it. One of my neighbors is just slightly right wing and a strong atheist He's been pissed at the religious side of the GOP for the past couple elections and voted for the democrats but this year he's supporting Trump.

  • Yeah. All valid points. You're right. I'm not a political expert, but I've thought some of these same things. A multi million dollar guy said that Trump should be making more money than he has made, but regardless if that's true or not I believe he's very smart when it comes to business. He's not a politician. He's a business man, and from what I can tell a rather good one. While I highly doubt I'd vote for him I do acknowledge this.

    • That's the response I'm going for. "You've got a point." My task is achieved!

  • The first link. Damn that video stung.
    It's scary because it could be true. With the whole Cultural Marxism bs going on who knows where it will lead.
    That's why I'm a Cultural Libertarian. Stand up for your rights.
    I hate it that white supremacists are using this as an excuse to hate on minorities. That just makes us all look bad.

    #WhitePride #saynotoWhiteSupremacy

    • That's ironically why you'll never see white pride become acceptable, detective. Because as long as there are enough white people who will cringe at any accusation of "racism" or "white supremacy" then there will be plenty of focus on how "racist" white pride is. Right now the line of acceptable is at "black pride=good and white pride=evil nazism." Until you move the line of acceptable to "white supremacy" = "commonplace" then you will have social media mobs and BLM and Beyonce screaming that you're a murderous nazi because you said you're proud to be white. You know I'm right, too.

    • We need to differentiate between White Pride and White Supremacy. Otherwise by combining them together the Liberals can drive their anti-White crusade without interference.

  • Bernie for the win,. fuck right wing.

    • I don't know if I would follow someone who abandons his own rally to a few angry black women... if he can't stand a few angry protesters, imagine how quickly he will fold against world leaders.

    • Fold to them? These are enemies USA wrongly made and never had to piss off.

    • I tell you who he won't fold to, the top 1%

  • " By definition, even if he does not win, Trump is expanding the range of what is becoming socially acceptable to say. He's literally equalizing freedom of speech for whites".

    Not all Trump supporters are white so ummmm. This point doesn't make any sense. "Because Trump supports white people and they support him, he will become the candidate". What?

    Also the whole "he speaks his mind" thing is so over done... Any douchebag with a blog or YouTube channel can "speak his mind".

    Racism is never okay, that includes when white people are the target. I even argue with people who claim a ton of BS like "all whites are _*insult*_". Trump isn't giving you guys equal speech, he's just making it okay for you guys to use racial slurs...

    • Thing is, non whites are already at much greater liberty to say what they like, compared to whites. Hence what trump is gaining them.