Its about how Un was briefed and coached by his experts who have studied Trump's speeches and writings for years, and have developed a profile of the American President that they believe gives them insight into how he thinks and how he is likely to react. Whether it does or not may or may not be true. But at least they have made the effort. Do you think Trump took advantage of his experts and advisers in the same way, or did he just "wing it"?
This profile has allowed them to construct an approach to Trump that is specifically designed to put him at ease and make him comfortable with Kim's suggestions and arguments. They WANT Trump to feel the way he describes in those remarks. And it appears they succeeded.
There's nothing sinister about this, it is part of all diplomacy, and used to be part of ours until Trump decided he didn't need experts and Perfessers because he was such a great deal maker.
I'm not accusing Trump of being gay, (not that there's anything wrong with that). I'm accusing him (and his followers) of being assholes. And there is a great deal wrong with that.
No, "gay" has nothing to do with my analysis, but it sure seems to be a very critical part of yours. Why are Conservatives so obsessed with homosexuality? I'm convinced that just as many of Republicans are gay as are Democrats. The only difference is that the Republicans are much more likely to lie about it, and much more likely to use it as an attack on their political enemies.
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This isn't about "gayness".
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- "I was really being tough and so was he," he said. "And we would go back and forth. And then we fell in love. No really. He wrote me beautiful letters."
- Ah... love is grand!
- Sounds really bad, when you take it out of context.
- video
- Was he quoting Jane Austen?
- It sounds really bad, IN context.
- C'mon
- This isn't about "gayness".
- He appealed to the fascist Trump....
- C'mon