Anyone else just see the ladies of The View pick Trump's bones clean?

[Skidmore]

Whoa. I don't think they like his style or his mouthy pushiness. They were talking about his dustup with Seinfeld and pointed out that he apparently has a history of sending rude condescending letters to people who he believes to have slighted him in some way.

[wildbilln864]

1. then Letterman should be getting one any day. nt

:hi:

[gratuitous]

2. Looks like none of them are angling for a guest spot on an NBC program

T Rump is famously thin-skinned, and it's pretty obvious whenever you see this tiresome loudmouth on the teevee that the people interviewing him are afraid to cross him for whatever reason.

[Mz Pip]

3. Was he on again?

I don't watch the morning shows but it seems like every day I hear about some comment he made on one of them. Is this what trump is doing? Is he doing a regular rotation of the morning shows?

[RandomThoughts]

4. He is mowing through. Defining the Republican position.

As far as rude letters, I don't have issue if he has done that. If he has established the framework for such actions.

The topic of rudeness is a great topic of discussion.

I understand that concept when some think I am rude, when they have not corrected beer and travel money, and without that correction, there are no games of false cordiality, and requirements of civility were removed when valued arguments were ignored when arguments not shown wrong were ignored. (See right to revolution for the basic concept)


'being rude' is usually from someone trying to claim you have to suck up to them, if someone wants you to be polite, and they have lost that privileged, then they need to figure out how they need to correct things.


One of the oldest tricks is for someone to be unjust, then apply some civility rule to you, when their actions and lack of justice does not follow civility, if you establish the framework, the rudeness, or politeness is an option. All Billionaires are exempt from any claim of being treated with civility, or even a just defense actually, as an example.

However I think it is best to be polite, and some think not kissing up to someone undeserving is not being civil, when many times it is being honest.


On the topic of rude, it is also possible some may have missinterpreted a nice thought as rude, that is in there head, since I actually am usually polite to many people, from that I would assume the same of the claim used against Donald Trump on that issue.

If his rudeness is from him claiming superiority, it is wrong, if it is someone else wanting to feel superior, it is fine.


And many people have lost the privilege of politeness in current situations, although as I said, I do try to be polite, I would guess so does Donald.

Anyone that would think they deserve politeness or civility, when they are outside of moderation, or a defensible situation, especially fit into that category, and that actually includes Donald Trump also.

[Mz Pip]

5. I see a lot of projection

going on in people like Donald Trump and Sarah Palin. They have this sense of outrage when they accuse someone of not being civil or making stuff up about them when that is their modus operandi. Like Donald accusing Stephanopolis of being co opted by Obama's minions when, if anyone was co opted by a group, it is Donald by the Tea Party loons.

People aren't all that comfortable standing up to bullies like Donald and I am glad that there are a few that are willing to take him on. That's not being rude; it's being honest.