DIY-HP-LED
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That's racist and totally uncalled for, Trump is a sociopath and they come in all colors.
The "D" day pool, best guess as to when Trump is out
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zeddd
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Trump is a narcissist imo. I’m sorry you don’t understand white privilege. How is it racist to point out wp and those who unwittingly benefit from it?
TacoMac
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His post had nothing to do with white privilege.
He simply pointed out what an asshole Trump is for what he said.
He also stated that as unknowedgable as he may be, even he could have been more tactful in that situation.
How you come up with white privilege on Roger's part and start insulting him over it is anybody's guess.
I've got my money on drunken shit-posting.
Roger A. Shrubber
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i was going to post something nasty here, but i don't want to be a hypocrite...i really do try not to judge people i know nothing about....how about some of you enlightened social justice warriors try the same?
how about asking a question here or there before you form an opinion? how about not being huge fucking hypocrites, just because you have preconceptions and prejudices of your own to deal with, apparently
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zeddd
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Not drinking, not white either, he posted that he was white and socially inept, I agree and suggest your president is similar, white boi
zeddd
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You don’t see it and I don’t blame you, it’s endemic, however you are honest about your shortcomings so you may consider the possibility that you are not only a self confessed social inept, you are a tacit supporter of Trump.
TheGreenGreek
Active Member
Racist, Nazi, White Supremacist, Stupid, Inept, Sociopath, Liar, Traitor, Fear Monger, Draft Dodger etc... This is the LEFT for you lol. These are the words they have on deck for the moment they lose an argument or can't debate at all.
DIY-HP-LED
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All of those descriptions of Trump are accurate and true, they have been proved in front of our eyes on TV over the past 2 years.
You are controlled by hatred and fear it is clear from your posts, these are the predominate base emotions that drive you through your days. The logical end of Trumpism is death and self destruction, only a fool still believes any of it. I don't think you believe or really even care that much, yer just here to trigger the libs and voice your contempt for common humanity and decency, your just another arsehole.
zeddd
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And your point is what?
Sir Napsalot
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Would you prefer "very fine people"?
DIY-HP-LED
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Opinion
Time for G.O.P. to Threaten to Fire Trump
Republican leaders need to mount an intervention.
By Thomas L. Friedman
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/24/opinion/impeach-fire-president-trump.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage
Up to now I have not favored removing President Trump from office. I felt strongly that it would be best for the country that he leave the way he came in, through the ballot box. But last week was a watershed moment for me, and I think for many Americans, including some Republicans.
It was the moment when you had to ask whether we really can survive two more years of Trump as president, whether this man and his demented behavior — which will get only worse as the Mueller investigation concludes — are going to destabilize our country, our markets, our key institutions and, by extension, the world. And therefore his removal from office now has to be on the table.
I believe that the only responsible choice for the Republican Party today is an intervention with the president that makes clear that if there is not a radical change in how he conducts himself — and I think that is unlikely — the party’s leadership will have no choice but to press for his resignation or join calls for his impeachment.
It has to start with Republicans, given both the numbers needed in the Senate and political reality. Removing this president has to be an act of national unity as much as possible — otherwise it will tear the country apart even more. I know that such an action is very difficult for today’s G.O.P., but the time is long past for it to rise to confront this crisis of American leadership.
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Time for G.O.P. to Threaten to Fire Trump
Republican leaders need to mount an intervention.
By Thomas L. Friedman
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/24/opinion/impeach-fire-president-trump.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage
Up to now I have not favored removing President Trump from office. I felt strongly that it would be best for the country that he leave the way he came in, through the ballot box. But last week was a watershed moment for me, and I think for many Americans, including some Republicans.
It was the moment when you had to ask whether we really can survive two more years of Trump as president, whether this man and his demented behavior — which will get only worse as the Mueller investigation concludes — are going to destabilize our country, our markets, our key institutions and, by extension, the world. And therefore his removal from office now has to be on the table.
I believe that the only responsible choice for the Republican Party today is an intervention with the president that makes clear that if there is not a radical change in how he conducts himself — and I think that is unlikely — the party’s leadership will have no choice but to press for his resignation or join calls for his impeachment.
It has to start with Republicans, given both the numbers needed in the Senate and political reality. Removing this president has to be an act of national unity as much as possible — otherwise it will tear the country apart even more. I know that such an action is very difficult for today’s G.O.P., but the time is long past for it to rise to confront this crisis of American leadership.
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DIY-HP-LED
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He's trying to tell us that he's a right wing extremist arsehole, a fear and hate driven loser.
UncleBuck
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Sir Napsalot
Well-Known Member
His troll game is tiny, that's for sure
UncleBuck
Well-Known Member
Crying about the names people call you after running a campaign against political correctness is pretty pathetic
Roger A. Shrubber
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tac·it
/ˈtasət/
adjective
adjective: tacit
understood or implied without being stated.
"your silence may be taken to mean tacit agreement"
synonyms: implicit, understood, implied, hinted, suggested;More....
i dare you...double dog dare you to find one thing i've ever said in support of trump....i'll give you a dollar....i'll give you two.....
SeaOfGreenGold
New Member
So I just went thru the last 5 pages or so. I really have to say... Some of you are COMPLETELY out of your mind and need to reassess your life and goals. The words that come to mind about some of you are unhinged, delusional and triggered. It is very clear some of you have no idea what you're talking about and when asked to provide evidence, you change the topic or context. People who have those types of social habits can't be reasoned with or even trusted because there is a underlying issue. The issue is those people don't care whether or not what they are defending, is fact or fiction. They just go with whatever the majority of the internet/forum participants are going with. This is called Tribalism. And I am sorry to say, the LEFT have become this way.
Cheers.
Cheers.
zeddd
Well-Known Member
Lol, defines tacit then asks for direct quotes.
UncleBuck
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Who do you think mueller will indict next
Sir Napsalot
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Up yours