Do you consider trump supporters personally responsible if trump nukes NK?

[Comatose Sphagetti]

yes or no?

[Downtown Hound]

1. Yup.

[Squinch]

2. Yes. And I'll bet money that the hard core supporters will egg him on in the run up.

[sheshe2]

5. I agree with you, Squinch.

[Squinch]

39. Hey, sheshe!

[sheshe2]

40. Hey, squinch.

Crazy world, huh.

[greytdemocrat]

3. Aaaah no.

Kimmy, yes.

[Chasstev365]

4. No: I will hold ever elected Republican responsible

They have allowed this shitshow to come to this point!

[sheshe2]

42. Well, the elected Repukes were supporters as well.

They allowed, voted and enabled him. It is on them all.

[blue neen]

6. No, that gives Cheeto an excuse.

"I did it because my base wanted me to."

Trump needs to be held responsible for his own actions for ONCE in his entire life. The mendacious fool.

[librechik]

50. good points--but yes. The RUSSIANS DID IT. But they had help from Trumpsters.

[maryellen99]

7. Yes especially the evangelicals nt

[Vinca]

23. Amen to that. (Pun intended.)

[HAB911]

65. +++++++++++

[leftofcool]

8. Yep sure do

[Girard442]

9. Yes.

Trump never concealed who he was. They wanted what they saw and they got what they wanted.

[SkatmanRoth]

10. YES

A minority of Trump supporters who are vocal and persistent give him the impression that "the people" support a nuclear strike on North Korea. They need to sit this one out and let cooler heads find the solution.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

11. I would place more blame on his spineless GOP enablers in Congress.

[sheshe2]

43. They are one in the same.

Not one difference.

[Arkansas Granny]

12. Yep. They voted for him.

[Comatose Sphagetti]

13. I never considered W supporters as responsible for the Iraq bullshit.

I put that entirely on W's shoulders. I've never blamed supporters for any president's actions in the past.

[lostnfound]

54. W was in the bounds of normal judgment but most trump supporters are willfully ignorant

[PoiBoy]

14. No... I hold Congress responsible...

...it is their call after all...

[haveahart]

16. They are the ones who are enabling DT.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

15. Yes

[GallopingGhost]

17. HELL yes.

Them, and every Republican politician who has supported, enabled, turned a blind eye, ect. And the pundits who, instead of talking non-stop about Trump's Russia ties and criminal dealings, talked non-stop about the non-issue of Hillary Clinton's stupid fucking e-mails. And the electors who ignored millions of letters from We the People and put this man in the White House-putting us and our country and the world at risk of annihilation.

[VOX]

18. Y to the E to the S.

Without hesitation. They love this small-cock-compensating big talk from THEIR prez. They give him their tribal energy at those bullshit rallies, and he feeds off of it.

It's on them, and the silent Republicans who've allowed this insanity to rattle onward.

[geek tragedy]

19. Yes, they knew who he is when they voted for him r him.

Dumb ass nihilists.

[Pisces]

20. I feel like taking out full page ads out in Fl, WI, MI etc, thanking feckless Dems that voted for

Trump for our current nuclear situation. These people fucked the whole country over!! They need to look in the mirror and come to terms with their stupidity!!!!!

[muntrv]

28. But...but

[mcar]

21. Yes. And 3rd party voters

[sheshe2]

44. +1!

[stevenleser]

53. Yep, Trump voters, JPR types, Greenwald, Assange, Snowden, and all

Trump voters, supporters and his enablers on the left.

With regards to the enablers, If it happens I hope the last thought that goes through their heads is how stupid they were to not vote for Hillary because they considered her not left enough.

[sharp_stick]

22. Hell yes

There are consequences to your actions.

It's just like the idea that I consider climate deniers responsible for the consequences of inaction.

[fierywoman]

24. What about the 48percent who didn't vote?

[Quanta]

36. Almost as guilty.

[easttexaslefty]

25. Yes

[ellie]

26. Yes I do.

[muntrv]

27. Hell yeah! They voted for this!

[Golden Raisin]

29. Yes. Republican Congress even more guilty and disgraceful.

I suspect some of Trump's MAGA voters and base are salivating for him to "nuke" N. Korea, which I also suspect they could not identify on a map of the world.

[Turbineguy]

30. Responsible?

Yeah, like they'll admit they fucked up bigly.

[LisaM]

31. Yes. n/t

[Doodley]

32. I don't think blame would be productive. We would be in a new world that

may not last long for all of us. I hope, we would have more important things to think about.

[Voltaire2]

33. Yes. And all the rest of us as well.

[Tavarious Jackson]

34. Yes.

I callled Bush voters murderers back in the day and still feel they directly are responsible for the million or more Iraq deaths

[Quanta]

35. Yes

[Freedomofspeech]

37. Yes.

[traladeda]

38. Yes

[bluestarone]

41. without a doubt

yes

[Luciferous]

45. Yes. They knew he was unhinged and still voted for him.

[DinahMoeHum]

46. Fuck yes. . .

. . .especially if Guam or Hawaii get hit as a result.

[defacto7]

47. Alt-right talk radio - Yes, Republican congress - yes

and the financial backers of these two - Yes. These are guilty of crimes against humanity.

The people stupid enough to listen to alt-right media are idiots. Do I hold them responsible? Without a doubt I hold them responsible for being lazy minded, gullible, magical thinking, devolved human beings, and having followed that path are resposible for their actions.

[meow2u3]

48. Yes I do!

Trumpanzees knew their guy was an unhinged maniac, yet they still voted for him not despite his obvious character disorder, but because of it.

Blood is on the hands of the hardcore Trump supporters.

[Arazi]

49. Yes

[Freethinker65]

51. Those that still support him? Yep.

Those that were duped by social media and other targeting practices and are regretting their vote, not so much

[CanonRay]

52. Yes. The blood is on their hands

[adigal]

55. Yup. Absolutely. nt

[Leith]

56. Yes

Next question.

[Lifelong Protester]

57. Yes!

[Blaukraut]

58. Yes. They wanted a strongman, they got one. n/t

[ecstatic]

59. TRumP voters, Stein voters, & who was that clown who ran as a libertarian?

Does anyone remember his fcking name, because I sure as hell don't?! He disappeared the moment the election ended. And of course, I'll also blame non-voters and GOP voter suppression.

[Akoto]

60. Personally? No, not personally.

Are they at fault for opening the door and handing that power to Trump? Yes, but they had the right to vote for him and that is not a crime, even if it was a stupid decision.

In the event that there should be a nuke and the consequences to follow, I would want the focus of criticism to be squarely upon Trump and cabinet. Keep our legal interests on those who collectively orchestrated any such launch, not on people who voted at the ballot box but never had any real say (either way) about a missile launch. It'd just be a distraction.

[Zambero]

61. What part of dangerously impulsive did they not understand?

Oh I almost forgot, it was a "change" election.

Yes.

[RainCaster]

62. Only the GOP who voted him in and continue to support him

Can we drop them on NK?

[BainsBane]

63. Yes, AND Stein voters

third party voters and those who wrote in names. Absolutely. In fact, I hold the later ground more responsible because they knew Trump was bad.

[TrishaJ]

64. Yes. They were warned.

But, but, but Benghazi!! Her Emails!!

[Fluke a Snooker]

66. Every republican is a political terrorist

I have no other description available. I have fired all Trump supporters in my company and have absolutely zero tolerance for anyone who is Republican or non-progressive. That is the only way our planet will survive. Please note I am not threatening them physically, just politically and economically. THEY are the ones who threaten physically, like Trump rattling like a 3-year-old toddler.