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augie wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 06, 2020 3:25 pm

I agreed with DB10 at the time and ever since that there was no way that America was gonna vote hilary Clinton into the white house, and I too slammed the democrats for putting up such a hated c.unt against trump, but I'm sorry cos I no longer believe that there is any excuse for anyone to vote trump into power, and even hilary Clinton is a better option - the guy is a dictator and a c.unt of the highest degree, and one of the most dangerous b.astards put into power of any country in the last 50 years. There is no justification if the americans vote him in for a second term, and if china or russia or whoever nukes them into kingdom come, then they deserve every bit of it.

I get the fact that he is leader of the republican party and is supposed to have their backing, but the way 99% of them are blindly backing him publicly is a disgrace. When twitter put fact checks on his bizarre lying rants he threatened them and accused them of denying free speech - when citizens stage a peaceful protest outside the white house he sends out cops to use tear gas and rubber bullets against them, and THAT is denying free speech. He stands outside the white house yesterday boasting about falling unemployment numbers and claims that George Floyd will be looking down happy at that fact (absolutely bizarre and scandalous statement) - however when a reporter pointed out to him that the latest figures showed an increase in unemployment in the black community, he was dismissive and disrespectful to her with a sweeping "you are something" comment His comments on the drew brees (new orleans quartback) situation really show him up as the racist b.astard he really is - brees made some comments dismissive of the plight of African americans and when he received a torrent of abuse for his comments from team-mates and high profile white nfl players, he quickly issued a new statement apologising for his lack of awareness and ignorance of the plight of the African americans in the country. Trump however wasn't happy about the retraction and said so publicly whilst expressing his admiration of brees

I read an article yesterday suggesting that trump is setting himself up to paralyse the american political scene after the next election - he is already voicing his objection to postal voting, and the journalist concerned believes that he is doing so with the plan of going to the courts to overturn the election results should he narrowly lose out to biden in november. This journo also believes that the american legal system isnt set up to deal with a mess like this, and he believes that it is entirely possible that by the end of the year America could have 2 people claiming to be president, and that turfing this c.unt out of the white house might be an absolute shitfest

Of course we can only pray that the americans show the common sense needed to vote him out, but tbh I have little faith in that happening

John F wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 08, 2020 7:50 pm

I know he is dangerous but I find him fascinating to watch mainly because I have an interest in Narcissists and Psychopaths.There is a great book by John Ronson called the psychopath test .He claims that many Narcissist s and psychopaths(not the stabby,stabby,dress like mother kind) make it to positions of power including leaders of countries.The USA probably has had many presidents that fit the bill but have had the intelligence to cover it up but not Trump he appears to have it on full show.

Nos89 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 09, 2020 12:31 am

Biden, I cannot believe there isn't a younger smarter democrat that can run up against Trump. US will never change the systemic social discourse whilst it keeps electing old, white men into power.

P_Walnuts wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 11, 2020 2:11 pm

Nos89 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 09, 2020 12:31 am

Biden, I cannot believe there isn't a younger smarter democrat that can run up against Trump. US will never change the systemic social discourse whilst it keeps electing old, white men into power.

Are you implying men of a particular skin colour and a particular age are all the same? Isn't that racism?

Nos89 wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 11, 2020 4:38 pm

P_Walnuts wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 11, 2020 2:11 pm

Nos89 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 09, 2020 12:31 am

Biden, I cannot believe there isn't a younger smarter democrat that can run up against Trump. US will never change the systemic social discourse whilst it keeps electing old, white men into power.

Are you implying men of a particular skin colour and a particular age are all the same? Isn't that racism?

No, it is stereotyping not racism. Anyway, discrimination against old white men is acceptable in 2020 isn't it?

OneBardGooner wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 19, 2020 11:34 am

What I find baffling is the number of times assassination attempts have been made on previous US Presidents (*) and yet no fecker will shoot this uselessCunt

*More than 30 attempts to kill an incumbent or former president, or a president-elect have been made since the early 19th century. Four sitting presidents have been killed: Abraham Lincoln (1865), James A. Garfield (1881), William McKinley (1901), and John F. Kennedy (1963).

begeegs wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 29, 2020 6:05 pm

Trump is really indicative of the symptomatic decay of politcal understanding in the US. With the growing wealth inequality it really grates ones mind to see how people can vote against their financial interests so blatantly.

Trump is putting the finishing touches on lining the agencies which are supposed to provide oversight to various protections like the environment, financial sector, public health etc. with industry toadies and yet his supporters cheer as they pollute and steal their cash. Again - it truly boggles the mind.

The US is on a water slide into destroying itself with Trump at the helm. Biden would normalize what Trump has undone which is still frightening and when things don't improve, I reckon that you will see someone worse than Trump gain power. That is if Biden even gets in (which I don't think that he will).

With over 5000 lawsuits to Trumps name, both for and against, we ain't seen nothing yet when it comes to this election.

DB10GOONER wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 31, 2020 8:37 am

begeegs wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 29, 2020 6:05 pm

Trump is really indicative of the symptomatic decay of politcal understanding in the US. With the growing wealth inequality it really grates ones mind to see how people can vote against their financial interests so blatantly.

Trump is putting the finishing touches on lining the agencies which are supposed to provide oversight to various protections like the environment, financial sector, public health etc. with industry toadies and yet his supporters cheer as they pollute and steal their cash. Again - it truly boggles the mind.

The US is on a water slide into destroying itself with Trump at the helm. Biden would normalize what Trump has undone which is still frightening and when things don't improve, I reckon that you will see someone worse than Trump gain power. That is if Biden even gets in (which I don't think that he will).

With over 5000 lawsuits to Trumps name, both for and against, we ain't seen nothing yet when it comes to this election.

As much for any of the many reasons I want Trumptard to lose this election one of the biggest is to see the secret service have to actually physically remove him from the white house - and when they cuff him his freakishly tiny little hands will slip through the cuffs!