"Middle ground" is false framing and so typical of the @nytimes.com

We can all be thankful that she only represents a small, vicious minority.

You just know that they voted for Trump.

Lol, that's a bunch of slanted nonsense.

Lol, that's gotta hurt.

He meant "shit happens" of course but he tidied it up a little.
Reminds me a little of Tony Abbott's example but Abbott still thought it was a bad thing that happened.
Trump though is, at best, morally neutral about it. Morally vacuous is probably the best description.

This isn't fascinating it's tedious. I'm done trying to get you to make a argument for whatever it is you're arguing for.

You're relying entirely on assertion without presenting any argument. I've presented an argument in my first two posts, what is your argument?

That doesn't make any clear sense.
But I am familiar with attacks upon the person making an argument rather than producing a counter-argument that relies on some form of evidence.

Only if you twist the meaning of fixated to whatever suits your purpose.

Did he obsessively pursue her when the opportunity to exploit his power fell away?
No he didn't. This is about power and its abuse, not psychological disturbance.

He wasn't fixated on her. He just saw someone he could exploit and use, utilising the power imbalance between them.

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