Death to Trump!

[iQuoththeraven]

Yes, that would be click bait. And no, I couldn't come up with anything better.

Salutations.

I'm rather new here. And my oh my, is this place elaborate and confusing. That being so, I imagine it will take me a while to get used to the set-up.

Anyway, I suppose I ought to tell you a bit about myself.

My main interest lies in Myer-Briggs. I find it fascinating~

I also took a brief interest in the Enneagram. Turns out I'm a 5w6, which is actually more common for INTJs to have than an INTP, but oh well. That works too.

I also enjoy writing, editing, researching, and reading.
Although, when it comes to writing and reading I'm more keen on nonfiction than anything else.

And that's about it.
Of course, there are little things here and there that pique my interest.
Some of which include:
1. -Psychology
2. -The Gothic subculture
3. -The Victorian Era
4. -Frederick the Great; The Enlightenment
5. -The possibility of parallel universes
6. -Conspiracy theories (For instance, a study conducted in 2008 concluded that 58% of the American population believes Sherlock Holmes once existed; 27% of the American population believes we never landed on the moon)
7. -Classical music (I fancy Maurice Ravel, Philip Glass, and Franz Lizst)
8. -And as you already know, MBTI.

So, there we are. Those are my interests.
If anyone can relate to any of them, do reply back.

 

[Rook]

Hallo human : P

This forum is too quiet, feel free to shout and rant and smoke some aardvarks from their hidey holes.

Tangentially but shifting to yer clickbait heading, I recently devised a reason for why Trump should be president.

Politically and morally he is unfit to be emperor, but under a Trump presidency I conjecture that America will be forced to face existential uncertainties both culturally and philosophically, and while politically/economically a shipwreck might occur the advent of Trump will force many out of a decades, if not century old state of mind.
While I doubt this would lead to revolution in the strictest sense, it may at least facilitate an alteration of your political system and perhaps a cultural shift, not to the left or right(or insert generic term here), but rather towards a societal agreement that there are some fundamental flaws which have led to certain democratic systems to be quite undemocratic.

Realistically though, Trump will in all probability not be the monkey that claws its way to the top. This then brings in the question where, if Trump's support erodes considerably in the coming weeks, the rise of third party will be facilitated.

I do not live in the states, but one opinion I hold is that both the party and voting system here in South-Africa makes more sense: A multitude of parties, currently two main opposition parties that are gaining ground and many other parties that by themselves hold municipalities and districts.
We even have the Dagga Party, although it would be quite some time before the stoners can fork up the funds install a monarch.

Have to do some readin though before I can verify my above conclusions >.<


Anyway, enjoy.

 

[Sinny91]

You sound cool, welcome aboard.

I can't think of anything remotely witty or clever to say

 

[Toro]

Hallo human : P

This forum is too quiet, feel free to shout and rant and smoke some aardvarks from their hidey holes.

Tangentially but shifting to yer clickbait heading, I recently devised a reason for why Trump should be president.

Politically and morally he is unfit to be emperor, but under a Trump presidency I conjecture that America will be forced to face existential uncertainties both culturally and philosophically, and while politically/economically a shipwreck might occur the advent of Trump will force many out of a decades, if not century old state of mind.
While I doubt this would lead to revolution in the strictest sense, it may at least facilitate an alteration of your political system and perhaps a cultural shift, not to the left or right(or insert generic term here), but rather towards a societal agreement that there are some fundamental flaws which have led to certain democratic systems to be quite undemocratic.

Realistically though, Trump will in all probability not be the monkey that claws its way to the top. This then brings in the question where, if Trump's support erodes considerably in the coming weeks, the rise of third party will be facilitated.

I do not live in the states, but one opinion I hold is that both the party and voting system here in South-Africa makes more sense: A multitude of parties, currently two main opposition parties that are gaining ground and many other parties that by themselves hold municipalities and districts.
We even have the Dagga Party, although it would be quite some time before the stoners can fork up the funds install a monarch.

Have to do some readin though before I can verify my above conclusions >.<


Anyway, enjoy.

This is exactly what I keep telling everyone. Your words were much more eloquent than mine.