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Mick Joggerrr wrote:
Is anyone taking note of the fact that Trump is now freely posting Q-Anon stuff on this social media site. He used to just "like" when other people posted it. And he is now openly meeting with vile White Supremacists at Mar a Lago.
MY theory is not so much that we are learning that Trump believes all that. Instead, we are seeing a broken and defeated narcissist that is latching on to literally anyone that he thinks can help him either legally or to gain more public support. And the field of available help is shrinking daily.
This man was voted President of the United states by many of our right wingers.
Trump has NO political ideology. Any thoughts he has about anything are rooted in stupidity, and any allegiance he appears to have to any group is ONLY because he thinks they either love him or can benefit him in some way. He wants adulation above all else. He is a narcissist of a level that I have never seen or heard of in my life. It would be really interesting if he would allow himself to be studied to look at just HOW narcissistic he is. I'm pretty sure he goes to 11.
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Hardloper wrote:
hunter wheres the blow wrote:
Plenty of children lived with or often saw their vaccine mistrusting grandparent. Lots of people were still at risk.
Also, if school shutdowns were “always political,” does that mean it was political when Trump did it in March 2020?
Holy crap man you're still defending school shutdowns? Even the NYT has done solid reporting on what a mistake they were.
It’s easy to understand why people were still worried about the spread of Covid. When the decision was being made to shut down or not shut down, administrators and public health officials could not see the future. The pandemic was also extremely politicized, with one side taking the “let’s be as cautious as possible” stance and the other taking the “Libs are being too cautious” stance. And now, any data that can support the “Libs were being too cautious” stance will be used against the Libs, yet the fact remains that hundreds of thousands of excess deaths occurred due to right wingers not taking the pandemic seriously and actively supporting misinformation regarding vaccines. Congrats you guys were so right. So wise
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hunter wheres the blow wrote:
Hardloper wrote:
Holy crap man you're still defending school shutdowns? Even the NYT has done solid reporting on what a mistake they were.
It’s easy to understand why people were still worried about the spread of Covid. When the decision was being made to shut down or not shut down, administrators and public health officials could not see the future. The pandemic was also extremely politicized, with one side taking the “let’s be as cautious as possible” stance and the other taking the “Libs are being too cautious” stance. And now, any data that can support the “Libs were being too cautious” stance will be used against the Libs, yet the fact remains that hundreds of thousands of excess deaths occurred due to right wingers not taking the pandemic seriously and actively supporting misinformation regarding vaccines. Congrats you guys were so right. So wise
great point.
right wingers killed tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of Americans with their anti-vax BS. So now the right wingers have to divert to making school closings the defining issue about COVID, instead of their killing.
Shows you how good right wingers are at using the media.
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agip wrote:
hunter wheres the blow wrote:
It’s easy to understand why people were still worried about the spread of Covid. When the decision was being made to shut down or not shut down, administrators and public health officials could not see the future. The pandemic was also extremely politicized, with one side taking the “let’s be as cautious as possible” stance and the other taking the “Libs are being too cautious” stance. And now, any data that can support the “Libs were being too cautious” stance will be used against the Libs, yet the fact remains that hundreds of thousands of excess deaths occurred due to right wingers not taking the pandemic seriously and actively supporting misinformation regarding vaccines. Congrats you guys were so right. So wise
great point.
right wingers killed tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of Americans with their anti-vax BS. So now the right wingers have to divert to making school closings the defining issue about COVID, instead of their killing.
Shows you how good right wingers are at using the media.
Trump tried to stop flights originating in China in JANUARY of 2020.
Idiots like you called him "RACIST".
The blood is all on your hands and you're too busy dancing on the graves to realize it.
You're disgusting.
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Flagpole wrote:
Mick Joggerrr wrote:
Is anyone taking note of the fact that Trump is now freely posting Q-Anon stuff on this social media site. He used to just "like" when other people posted it. And he is now openly meeting with vile White Supremacists at Mar a Lago.
MY theory is not so much that we are learning that Trump believes all that. Instead, we are seeing a broken and defeated narcissist that is latching on to literally anyone that he thinks can help him either legally or to gain more public support. And the field of available help is shrinking daily.
This man was voted President of the United states by many of our right wingers.
Trump has NO political ideology.
Wrong, Polemical. Trump has massive ideology. Trump is a hard-core Christian. One of the best America has. He follows The Doctrine of J. Christ, and evokes Him in all causes of worth to the common man. America has seldom produced a leader with as much inherent Christianity as Trump. He knows what others fear to say.
Trump restored America to its Christian status that the Founding Fathers anointed in this great divine land of ours, stretching from sea to sea across the amber waves and mountains, where a J. Christ-fearing man can work the labor of the land and bountiful fruits of his toils knowing we are a god-like nation under Him. That's what Making America Great Again has wrought for the Faithful (under J. Christ of Nazareenian).
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agip wrote:
hunter wheres the blow wrote:
It’s easy to understand why people were still worried about the spread of Covid. When the decision was being made to shut down or not shut down, administrators and public health officials could not see the future. The pandemic was also extremely politicized, with one side taking the “let’s be as cautious as possible” stance and the other taking the “Libs are being too cautious” stance. And now, any data that can support the “Libs were being too cautious” stance will be used against the Libs, yet the fact remains that hundreds of thousands of excess deaths occurred due to right wingers not taking the pandemic seriously and actively supporting misinformation regarding vaccines. Congrats you guys were so right. So wise
great point.
right wingers killed tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of Americans with their anti-vax BS. So now the right wingers have to divert to making school closings the defining issue about COVID, instead of their killing.
Shows you how good right wingers are at using the media.
It's not "right wingers" talking about the disaster of school closings, it's the New York freaking Times.
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Hardloper wrote:
agip wrote:
great point.
right wingers killed tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of Americans with their anti-vax BS. So now the right wingers have to divert to making school closings the defining issue about COVID, instead of their killing.
Shows you how good right wingers are at using the media.
It's not "right wingers" talking about the disaster of school closings, it's the New York freaking Times.
School closings lowered the national intelligence standard to it's lowest level since the 80s. It's a matter of national security. How can we be expected to compete with the Chinese and Euros when we have low intelligence? Trump will channel the appropriate kids to private schools where intelligence levels are raised back to normal American.
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agip wrote:
hunter wheres the blow wrote:
It’s easy to understand why people were still worried about the spread of Covid. When the decision was being made to shut down or not shut down, administrators and public health officials could not see the future. The pandemic was also extremely politicized, with one side taking the “let’s be as cautious as possible” stance and the other taking the “Libs are being too cautious” stance. And now, any data that can support the “Libs were being too cautious” stance will be used against the Libs, yet the fact remains that hundreds of thousands of excess deaths occurred due to right wingers not taking the pandemic seriously and actively supporting misinformation regarding vaccines. Congrats you guys were so right. So wise
great point.
right wingers killed tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of Americans with their anti-vax BS. So now the right wingers have to divert to making school closings the defining issue about COVID, instead of their killing.
Shows you how good right wingers are at using the media.
How's that?
The vax does not stop transmission.
And it's becoming clearer with latest dat that it does not lessen severity.
Lockdowns killed many people.
As did the jab.
The way they count "Covid deaths" is designed to vastly inflate the number.
Median age of Covid deaths exceeds 80 and avergage number of comorbiditie is four.
You cannot cite one well known person who died of Covid who was not already deathly ill.
Time to wake up
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El Runkin wrote:
Wrong, Polemical. Trump has massive ideology. Trump is a hard-core Christian. One of the best America has. He follows The Doctrine of J. Christ, and evokes Him in all causes of worth to the common man. America has seldom produced a leader with as much inherent Christianity as Trump. He knows what others fear to say.
Trump restored America to its Christian status that the Founding Fathers anointed in this great divine land of ours, stretching from sea to sea across the amber waves and mountains, where a J. Christ-fearing man can work the labor of the land and bountiful fruits of his toils knowing we are a god-like nation under Him. That's what Making America Great Again has wrought for the Faithful (under J. Christ of Nazareenian).
Oh, this guy makes me laugh. Well played, sir.
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carmine9 wrote:
How's that?
The vax does not stop transmission.
And it's becoming clearer with latest dat that it does not lessen severity.
Lockdowns killed many people.
As did the jab.
The way they count "Covid deaths" is designed to vastly inflate the number.
Median age of Covid deaths exceeds 80 and avergage number of comorbiditie is four.
You cannot cite one well known person who died of Covid who was not already deathly ill.
Time to wake up
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Timothy Foyle wrote:
carmine9 wrote:
How's that?
The vax does not stop transmission.
And it's becoming clearer with latest dat that it does not lessen severity.
Lockdowns killed many people.
As did the jab.
The way they count "Covid deaths" is designed to vastly inflate the number.
Median age of Covid deaths exceeds 80 and avergage number of comorbiditie is four.
You cannot cite one well known person who died of Covid who was not already deathly ill.
Time to wake up
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!
You people are literally mentally ill.
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Hardloper wrote:
agip wrote:
great point.
right wingers killed tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of Americans with their anti-vax BS. So now the right wingers have to divert to making school closings the defining issue about COVID, instead of their killing.
Shows you how good right wingers are at using the media.
It's not "right wingers" talking about the disaster of school closings, it's the New York freaking Times.
you mean right wingers *aren't* talking about school closings?
and you mean that right wingers aren't responsible for a massive health care failure that cost the lives tens of thousands of Americans by their anti-vax propaganda?
You are being disingenuous.
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Ivyguy wrote:
Oh, this guy makes me laugh. Well played, sir.
El Runkin does not believe anything he posts.
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The leader of the Republican Party had dinner with perhaps America's most famous racist and white supremacist.
And Trump flattered the guy, of course. Of course he did.
Whatever, 'conservatives.' Whatever. You are barely in favor of America anymore.
Trump tells Ye that white supremacist Nick Fuentes 'really gets me' during Mar-a-Lago visit: report.
Trump dined with white supremacist Nick Fuentes and Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, at Mar-a-Lago.
Trump at one point turned to Ye and said, "I really like this guy. He gets me," according to the source.Fuentes is well known for espousing racist, anti-Semitic, and other bigoted views.
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agip wrote:
The leader of the Republican Party had dinner with perhaps America's most famous racist and white supremacist.
And Trump flattered the guy, of course. Of course he did.
Whatever, 'conservatives.' Whatever. You are barely in favor of America anymore.
Trump tells Ye that white supremacist Nick Fuentes 'really gets me' during Mar-a-Lago visit: report.
Trump dined with white supremacist Nick Fuentes and Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, at Mar-a-Lago.
Trump at one point turned to Ye and said, "I really like this guy. He gets me," according to the source.
Fuentes is well known for espousing racist, anti-Semitic, and other bigoted views.
Biden has dinner with a racist even he eats alone.
Trump is literally your only hope in 2024. Why are you desperate to screw your own chances?
Keep it up please!
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TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
Trump is literally your only hope in 2024. Why are you desperate to screw your own chances?
Keep it up please!
Well, shucks: TAITR got something right (IMO), troll or no.
Unless things improve dramatically in the USA, I don't see the Dems with a winning presidential candidate in 2024...unless DJTrump is the GOP nominee. So the Democrats should be pulling for him to be successful in the Republican primary.
[I think Covid-19 and its aftereffects would make *anyone* a one-term president, and JRBiden is definitely a "Covid president." But if the GOP runs its own one-termer again, maybe Biden would have a shot at being re-elected.]
The Dems are facing a very difficult Senate election map in 2024, as well. But if President Trump were the GOP nominee, there might be a chance that enough "not Trump!" voters would show up and also vote for the Democrats' Senate candidates.
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agip wrote:
The leader of the Republican Party had dinner with perhaps America's most famous racist and white supremacist.
Kane West is black. Peanut Fuentes is Hispanic. You guys look unhinged when you call them white supremacists. Do you understand why?
We are at the genesis of a New America, and Trump will pave the way to American's victory. In the New America, people will value the Constitution and the American Way of Life (AWOL). We will raise the standards to which we hold our citizens. The New America will be the America of Higher Standards. Fools, buffoons and oafs will fail; real Americans will waive the crested flag of victory over all god has wrought in His wrath.
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Swallwell pointing out how trump has turned almost every Republican into a ‘good German.’ Fish has rotted from its head. People on this thread are equally rotted, looking the other way because trump makes their lives a little less plain and ordinary.
”I really like this guy. He gets me.” Just the leader of the Republican Party praising a proud Anti-Semitic Holocaust denier. Yet not one peep from @GOPLeader Kevin McCarthy. His silence is his complicity.
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