The funniest moment of tonight's debate?

Damocles said:
I thought the moment when Hillary said, "Everybody should respect the law!" was absolutely the funniest moment of the debate.

Instant response from even two of the children among the people at the Debate Watch Party, "When are you going to start?"
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Sociopaths don't know when they are being sociopaths.
 
Leonthecat said:
I thought the funniest moment was the whole last hour where Trumpf fell apart and Clinton confidently walked all over him.
LOL
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LORD OF CUCKS said:
I'm sure Trump is going to conveniently delay releasing his tax records until the election is over. Just admit it, everyone, he's got something to hide. He's got something he doesn't want us to see, something that would render him unelectable. And he's going to wait until after the election to reveal that. Hopefully we can impeach him at that point, and appoint Clinton president.
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I am still waiting for one of the brain dead clueless lefttards to explain how someone's tax returns have anything to do with being President. Please explain it in detail so that we may understand the lunatic logic you morons on the left use to make your Presidential decisions.

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Jarod said:
I thought the funniest part was when Deplorable leaned into his mic and said "pewwww", has anyone heard what the deal was with that? He looked like he was slow mo.
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It's not half as funny as watching you shit your pants over the thought of calling him Mr. President.

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tinfoil said:
I LOL'd when Trump told Lester he was wrong and then went on to explain why stop and frisk is so awesome. He sounded like a grade schooler. Bad bad people! LOL
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Only clueless leftist idiots wallowing in ignorance think that stop and frisk is a bad idea. After all, in leftist idiot land, where you live, only predatory thugs walking leftist controlled urban sewers should be armed.

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PostmodernProphet said:
thus speaks the Millennial-American.....
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What Cuck doesn't get is that those using terms like Irish American do is refer to heritage. People that use African American have used it to REPLACE the term black. The latter isn't about heritage but a politically correct term used in place of one denoting skin color.
 
CFM said:
What Cuck doesn't get is that those using terms like Irish American do is refer to heritage. People that use African American have used it to REPLACE the term black. The latter isn't about heritage but a politically correct term used in place of one denoting skin color.
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I don't know about that.....but I DO know I used the term Millennial-American to replace referring to WM as the guy who spent years living in his father's basement because he thought work was beneath him........
 
PostmodernProphet said:
I don't know about that.....but I DO know I used the term Millennial-American to replace referring to WM as the guy who spent years living in his father's basement because he thought work was beneath him........
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The term A-A is used in place of using the term "black" and done so on a regular basis. Just this morning, an article titled "Erratic African American man shot by California police dies in hospital". The use of A-A isn't a reference to culture but to color. Don't know the race of the one doing the shooting but you can bet if he/she is white, the reference won't be Italian American or Irish American, etc.
 
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