I was just out of high school when Trump announced his presidency, and was very socially conservative but for some reason was kind of irked by Donald Trump when I saw him on the news. Even back then I distrusted all news and saw their tendency to misportray so I looked into him myself and actually kind of liked him.
Time would pass and I'd hear stories of how Trump supporters were attacking minorities, and all sorts of nonsense. So I was like "alright, let's see it". Was bored that weekend and printed out a ticket and drove to go see him, while I liked Trump I knew early on he was attracting some weird types and I was kind of a bad individual at the time and was sort of looking for a fight either with leftists that would arrive or the so-called "neo-nazis".
What I got when I arrived was actually a pretty pleasant surprise. Everyone was very friendly, everyone was all smiles, people shook my hand when we'd meet in line and we'd talk. There were people of all races and what not there, blacks and Hispanics and Asians. Camera crews were only recording whites though (fake news of course).
All in all they were much better people than all the leftists I'd met who always seemed to have this air of misery and hate and disdain for everyone.
There was a big scare and Trump got pulled off the stage and has to leave to his next rally. I stayed and talked to a bunch of people and a group of black ladies asked if I'd join them to pray for Donald Trump and it was all around a cool experience.
Went to Barnes & Noble afterward and picked up a copy of "The Art of the Deal". Liberal clerk seemed pissed! I sat down and had a coffee and ran into another Hispanic conservative who introduced me to Dinesh D'Souza's content over the course of an hour or so.
All around really nice experience that night and changed my views a lot. I wish more could go through the same. Instead they're being lied to by mainstream media and big tech as well as Hollywood. It's a war of information and lies.
Kek I was at that rally...it was Georgia right? I have been to many but I remember some guy tried to rush the stage and Trump looked like he was ready to swing.
Not gonna lie, for me it was pretty funny.
I was just out of high school when Trump announced his presidency, and was very socially conservative but for some reason was kind of irked by Donald Trump when I saw him on the news. Even back then I distrusted all news and saw their tendency to misportray so I looked into him myself and actually kind of liked him.
Time would pass and I'd hear stories of how Trump supporters were attacking minorities, and all sorts of nonsense. So I was like "alright, let's see it". Was bored that weekend and printed out a ticket and drove to go see him, while I liked Trump I knew early on he was attracting some weird types and I was kind of a bad individual at the time and was sort of looking for a fight either with leftists that would arrive or the so-called "neo-nazis".
What I got when I arrived was actually a pretty pleasant surprise. Everyone was very friendly, everyone was all smiles, people shook my hand when we'd meet in line and we'd talk. There were people of all races and what not there, blacks and Hispanics and Asians. Camera crews were only recording whites though (fake news of course).
All in all they were much better people than all the leftists I'd met who always seemed to have this air of misery and hate and disdain for everyone.
There was a big scare and Trump got pulled off the stage and has to leave to his next rally. I stayed and talked to a bunch of people and a group of black ladies asked if I'd join them to pray for Donald Trump and it was all around a cool experience.
Went to Barnes & Noble afterward and picked up a copy of "The Art of the Deal". Liberal clerk seemed pissed! I sat down and had a coffee and ran into another Hispanic conservative who introduced me to Dinesh D'Souza's content over the course of an hour or so.
All around really nice experience that night and changed my views a lot. I wish more could go through the same. Instead they're being lied to by mainstream media and big tech as well as Hollywood. It's a war of information and lies.
I enjoyed reading your experience. Thank you for sharing!
Kek I was at that rally...it was Georgia right? I have been to many but I remember some guy tried to rush the stage and Trump looked like he was ready to swing.