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[Politics] Donald Trump, US President
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Rodney Thomas
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OK, OK. I'll give you both Breyten Breytenbach
It's as if there is the tremendous joke that only they get.
Personally I'm really disappointed I haven't had any 'ironic' thumbs ups from potty for ages.
I do hope he's not unwell.
Maybe because they thought they all look the same they assumed there were only a hand-full of them.
Imagines the scenes if Nazi germany were alive today
Incidentally, why is it that Hitler, Trump and Musk are all pug-ugly and weird as f***?
And how come this seems to give certain types a boner?
Is it self-loathing?
Or does it make them imagine that maybe they...themselves....could one day . . . be a Winner?
Flatly my dear, I don't Riverdance.
(Give a damn).
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HillBarnTillIDie
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- Jul 2, 2011
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Chill out….
The Paris agreement probably won’t do sod all for “climate change”.
The same as our local neighbourhood watch didn't stop the car down the road being nicked last year.
The WHO hasn’t exactly proven its self to be a worthwhile organisation in the last few years…
And im guessing you don’t live in America, so its not your worry…
Not my thing, but they all carry guns.
Peace out
Oh that's good news. Any reduction in warming would be very welcome. Well done Paris agreement!
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Why won't it work for climate change? What in it do you think means it will do sod all? Doesn't go far enough? Doesn't help emerging economies enough? What's your conclusion based on?
Trump doesn't believe in science, so he doesn't give a shit either way, but you have specifically stated it probably won't work for climate change suggesting you do believe climate change is a reality.
So on Day 1, we have people lining up to tell us that what was clearly a Nazi salute wasn’t, actually.
I get the feeling we’re going to see an awful lot of people telling us to ignore the evidence of our own eyes in the months and years to come.
I get the feeling we’re going to see an awful lot of people telling us to ignore the evidence of our own eyes in the months and years to come.
OK, we're all going to hell in a hand-cart then. No point in trying.
Trump being president is a worry for all of us. Him, Musk and Putin.And im guessing you don’t live in America, so its not your worry…
Not my thing, but they all carry guns.
Peace out
Care to support any of those ridiculous assertions with actual facts? It's people like you who are going to destroy the human race. Hope you're proudChill out….
The Paris agreement probably won’t do sod all for “climate change”.
The same as our local neighbourhood watch didn't stop the car down the road being nicked last year.
The WHO hasn’t exactly proven its self to be a worthwhile organisation in the last few years…
And im guessing you don’t live in America, so its not your worry…
Not my thing, but they all carry guns.
Peace out
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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All points based on the assertion 'orange man good.'
He's using the Donald Trump Brain Engagement Technique to refute scientific evidence. That is, ignore any evidence and just repeat a mantra.
......or Proud Boy, even.
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With all due respect if the future of the planet lies with the equivalent of your Neighbourhood Watch, we are well and truly cooked. The Paris Agreement has had notable success (as well as failures):
- It bought 195 Countries together for the first time ever as signatories to a commitment to curb emissions
- To support developing countries (especially low lying, poorer countries) in adapting to extreme weather
- Clear progress has been made towards transitioning to cleaner energies
It’s all our concern what policies America enacts, not just on the environment and climate change but also on geo-political matters, international trade and on cooperation in collective security.
Anyone who doesn’t think American politics has global influence, impacting on all of us, maybe needs to step back and get a wider perspective of the nature of the world we live in.
schmunk
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Well, they are quite old now, but Daltrey's playing at the Dome in April...
BadFish
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It's weird to pretend that this was all some big joke or wind up.
It's weirder to pretend that it's okay for someone in Musk's position to make such jokes.
It's even weirder to pretend that his output/actions on twitter has been part of a long game wind up to culminate in this hilarious jape.
No wonder these people think they can do whatever they want. Trump was so right with his comment about shooting someone on 1st Avenue.
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The Clamp
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WHO have done and still do amazing work.
Eradicated smallpox
Reduced polio to a negligible problem
Vaccinated against Ebola
The list goes on.
Their health education programs has likely saved billions of lives.
I imagine some of the reasons for Trump ditching WHO is to enable a myriad of big pharma to peddle their wares with less regulation and less education.
And to take more control of people’s bodies and health choices. Something the U.S. government is obsessed with.
Eradicated smallpox
Reduced polio to a negligible problem
Vaccinated against Ebola
The list goes on.
Their health education programs has likely saved billions of lives.
I imagine some of the reasons for Trump ditching WHO is to enable a myriad of big pharma to peddle their wares with less regulation and less education.
And to take more control of people’s bodies and health choices. Something the U.S. government is obsessed with.
The Clamp
Well-known member
As for Musk and his salute.
It speaks for itself.
When you head to work tomorrow throw out the same salute and see if anyone thinks it’s “just a giggle”.
It speaks for itself.
When you head to work tomorrow throw out the same salute and see if anyone thinks it’s “just a giggle”.