FabSwingers.com forum: Missed opportunity?

By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

I think the US vice president missed an opportunity to take an upper, moral and diplomatic hand by not shaking hands with NK in Korea.

Whilst I agree the firm stance taken by Trumps administration, and in particular Trump himself, I don't agree with his methods.

However a small gesture could have opened doors and maybe a positive result. It wouldn't be a sign of weakness, but a master stroke of diplomacy.

Your thoughts please.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

agree

also hope the Olympics is a start for better things,

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I think the US vice president missed an opportunity to take an upper, moral and diplomatic hand by not shaking hands with NK in Korea.

Whilst I agree the firm stance taken by Trumps administration, and in particular Trump himself, I don't agree with his methods.

However a small gesture could have opened doors and maybe a positive result. It wouldn't be a sign of weakness, but a master stroke of diplomacy.

Your thoughts please."

But you are not factoring in that Pence and Trump are pig ignorant! !!

Remember Pence thinks homosexuals can be " cured " !!!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I think the US vice president missed an opportunity to take an upper, moral and diplomatic hand by not shaking hands with NK in Korea.

Whilst I agree the firm stance taken by Trumps administration, and in particular Trump himself, I don't agree with his methods.

However a small gesture could have opened doors and maybe a positive result. It wouldn't be a sign of weakness, but a master stroke of diplomacy.

Your thoughts please.

But you are not factoring in that Pence and Trump are pig ignorant! !!

Remember Pence thinks homosexuals can be " cured " !!!!!"

hopefully we can all be cured, depends on the illness

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I think the US vice president missed an opportunity to take an upper, moral and diplomatic hand by not shaking hands with NK in Korea.

Whilst I agree the firm stance taken by Trumps administration, and in particular Trump himself, I don't agree with his methods.

However a small gesture could have opened doors and maybe a positive result. It wouldn't be a sign of weakness, but a master stroke of diplomacy.

Your thoughts please.

But you are not factoring in that Pence and Trump are pig ignorant! !!

Remember Pence thinks homosexuals can be " cured " !!!!!

hopefully we can all be cured, depends on the illness

As long as you don't think homosexuality is an illness !!!

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West

As long as you don't think homosexuality is an illness !!!"

Who knows, but let's look at the clues...

Loves Republican values

Hates liberal values

Very conservative

Agrees with Donald Trump, even when he doesn't lol

Prefers division to inclusion

Posts and or supports xenophobic content on here

I dunno...

Evens?

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

The current US administration doesn't do diplomacy.

Its strategy is that of the playground bully.

A unified team was a positive and highly symbolic step.

All the VIPs stood up to applaud their entrance to the stadium during the opening ceremony - except Pence.

I hope the US might take a back seat and allow these tantalising shoots of reconciliation to root. But that is not in their style.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I think the US vice president missed an opportunity to take an upper, moral and diplomatic hand by not shaking hands with NK in Korea.

Whilst I agree the firm stance taken by Trumps administration, and in particular Trump himself, I don't agree with his methods.

However a small gesture could have opened doors and maybe a positive result. It wouldn't be a sign of weakness, but a master stroke of diplomacy.

Your thoughts please.

But you are not factoring in that Pence and Trump are pig ignorant! !!

Remember Pence thinks homosexuals can be " cured " !!!!!

hopefully we can all be cured, depends on the illness

As long as you don't think homosexuality is an illness !!!"

absolutely not, live and let live (to a degree)

as I do disagree with marriage, my view is that a marriage should be between man and women.

if 2 men want to live together fine

if 2 females wish to live together fine,

but I think marriage should only be for man and woman, one of the reasons I walked away from snp, as well as changes to gun laws, baby boxes, and their acknowledgement that the whole of Scotland voted to remain in EU when it is obvious 1 million of us did not.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

As long as you don't think homosexuality is an illness !!!

Who knows, but let's look at the clues...

Loves Republican values

Hates liberal values

Very conservative

Agrees with Donald Trump, even when he doesn't lol

Prefers division to inclusion

Posts and or supports xenophobic content on here

I dunno...

Evens?

someone has a big chip on shoulder and panties in twist lol

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By *asyukMan
over a year ago

West London

"The current US administration doesn't do diplomacy.

Its strategy is that of the playground bully.

A unified team was a positive and highly symbolic step.

All the VIPs stood up to applaud their entrance to the stadium during the opening ceremony - except Pence.

I hope the US might take a back seat and allow these tantalising shoots of reconciliation to root. But that is not in their style.

This isn't the first time that Korean sport has done this.

Don't underestimate how manipulative the North Korean regime is. They have certainly outplayed Trump so far, but he's even more of a child than their boy

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"The current US administration doesn't do diplomacy.

Its strategy is that of the playground bully.

A unified team was a positive and highly symbolic step.

All the VIPs stood up to applaud their entrance to the stadium during the opening ceremony - except Pence.

I hope the US might take a back seat and allow these tantalising shoots of reconciliation to root. But that is not in their style.

This isn't the first time that Korean sport has done this.

Don't underestimate how manipulative the North Korean regime is. They have certainly outplayed Trump so far, but he's even more of a child than their boy

You've hit the "nail on the head"

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