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[Politics] The 2024 US Election - *MATCH DAY*
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Withdean South Stand
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- Mar 2, 2014
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It would be hilarious, if it wasn't serious and that dribbling mong wasn't 50/50 for the presidency.
schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
Something is not right about this man. He really should be stepped down from the Presidential candidacy.
US Seagull
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Of course, we could post verbatim quotes of the former president and current felon being unhinged all day. But at some point, it's like shooting fish (sharks?) in a barrel:
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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Snowflakes.
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#cpfctinpotclub
Trump in the last couple of weeks has extolled the virtues of Hannibal Lecter without realising he is a fictional character.
He doesn't look like a well man. I know he fancies his daughter, but I'm not sure he's still up to showing it.
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver had a big feature on him yesterday (tonight in the UK) and what might happen in his second term. Well worth a watch...
He'll die of old age?
BN41Albion
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- Oct 1, 2017
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Project 2025, or the Presidential Transition Project, is very scary indeed. Anyone on here seriously backing/defending Trump (somehow, the utter morons) needs to have a read
Crawley Dingo
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I read it and like it. Most of it is a response to left-wing corruption and authoritarianism and is a way of steam rollering the left out of institutions. some of it is fake. People are not going to tolerate Marxist BLM and antifa torching cities and killing dozens of people again, its either going to police/military deal with them or it will be the militias, one I saw swore in about 2,000 veterans the other day.
The insurrection act will be combined with civil rights laws to deal with politicians and media who instigate or encourage violence, as well as activist judges.
Nice attempt at a Kafka trap but this is just a US version of Javier Mille in Argentina and the UK is going to need one soon, its what happens when the left turns everything to shit.
The Muslim ban is/was fake news and the implementation of Christian edicts in institutions as writ is unconstitutional.
If anyone wants a half baked take,
Project 2025 - Wikipedia
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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'steam rollering the left out of institutions'I read it and like it. Most of it is a response to left-wing corruption and authoritarianism and is a way of steam rollering the left out of institutions. some of it is fake. People are not going to tolerate Marxist BLM and antifa torching cities and killing dozens of people again, its either going to police/military deal with them or it will be the militias, one I saw swore in about 2,000 veterans the other day.
The insurrection act will be combined with civil rights laws to deal with politicians and media who instigate or encourage violence, as well as activist judges.
Nice attempt at a Kafka trap but this is just a US version of Javier Mille in Argentina and the UK is going to need one soon, its what happens when the left turns everything to shit.
The Muslim ban is/was fake news and the implementation of Christian edicts in institutions as writ is unconstitutional.
If anyone wants a half baked take,
Project 2025 - Wikipedia
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Sounds like it is a plan to eradicate political opposition and those who think differently.
I'm not surprised you like it but anyone with any sense would see this as problematic.
I read the first paragraph about the US being in the grip of the radical left. What a load of shit. They really need to cite a few examples of how they perceive this is happening. Absolute straw man idea to base this on.
US Seagull
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Remember, Biden is the one losing his marbles (according to some):
I think it's always worth actually reading what he said written out to really see just how unhinged it is:
I think it's always worth actually reading what he said written out to really see just how unhinged it is:
Washing machines to wash your dishes? What a time to be alive!
highflyer
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- Jan 21, 2016
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I could have picked any number of threads to post this on, but it seems as relevant here as anywhere.
Can I recommend Jon Ronson's podcast, 'things fell apart', which tells a number of 'origin stories' about the culture wars.
Both series are very very good, but I think the second is probaby better than the first, partly because I think he begins to dig slightly deeper into the interactions between politics/politicians and the stoking of culture war. In the first I think maybe he tries (understandably) a little too hard in his quest to talk about the culture wars without becoming a part of those wars.
Anyway, extremely insightful and thought provoking while also being great entertainment.
www.bbc.co.uk
Can I recommend Jon Ronson's podcast, 'things fell apart', which tells a number of 'origin stories' about the culture wars.
Both series are very very good, but I think the second is probaby better than the first, partly because I think he begins to dig slightly deeper into the interactions between politics/politicians and the stoking of culture war. In the first I think maybe he tries (understandably) a little too hard in his quest to talk about the culture wars without becoming a part of those wars.
Anyway, extremely insightful and thought provoking while also being great entertainment.
BBC Sounds - Things Fell Apart - Available Episodes
Listen to the latest episodes of Things Fell Apart on BBC Sounds.
www.bbc.co.uk
I guess there is a little more context to it than this! Philadelphia is a Democrat stronghold, and in parts of it they have just introduced restrictions on personal water use to cope with the heatwave. So, he's basically rambling on about the democrats imposing water restrictions. I suppose it does make some sort of sense.
Pennsville Township implements mandatory water restrictions during heat wave
In parts of South Jersey, some residents and businesses are being told to limit their water usage until further notice, including when you can and can't water your lawn and garden.
www.cbsnews.com
Curious Orange
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I could have picked any number of threads to post this on, but it seems as relevant here as anywhere.
Can I recommend Jon Ronson's podcast, 'things fell apart', which tells a number of 'origin stories' about the culture wars.
Both series are very very good, but I think the second is probaby better than the first, partly because I think he begins to dig slightly deeper into the interactions between politics/politicians and the stoking of culture war. In the first I think maybe he tries (understandably) a little too hard in his quest to talk about the culture wars without becoming a part of those wars.
Anyway, extremely insightful and thought provoking while also being great entertainment.
BBC Sounds - Things Fell Apart - Available Episodes
Listen to the latest episodes of Things Fell Apart on BBC Sounds.
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[Politics] - The 2024 US Election - Trump v Harris
It's difficult to comprehend that there really are people in the world that are that stupid. Well thank God the British electorate aren't that st.............. Oh :dunce:
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I highly recommend the series too.
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In an alarmingly incoherent way for someone who sees himself as the next leader of the free World.I guess there is a little more context to it than this! Philadelphia is a Democrat stronghold, and in parts of it they have just introduced restrictions on personal water use to cope with the heatwave. So, he's basically rambling on about the democrats imposing water restrictions. I suppose it does make some sort of sense.
Pennsville Township implements mandatory water restrictions during heat wave
In parts of South Jersey, some residents and businesses are being told to limit their water usage until further notice, including when you can and can't water your lawn and garden.www.cbsnews.com
What with Milkshake-Putin and Truss-Trump in the UK blaming the war in Europe on the EU, Macron having to go to the polls to stop Marie Le-Putin taking over France, Sunak running a back street betting syndicate, while Starlingrad- Starmer is silencing anyone in the Labour Party that isn’t … well, Labour, I really feel I’m not in Kansas anymore Toto.
And what does this even mean? …Is Trump suggesting the Democrats are stealing rainwater?
“What? There's so much water. You don't know what to do with it. You know, it's called rain. It rains a lot in certain places. But, now their idea, you know, did you see the other day? They just, I opened it up and they closed it again. I opened it, they close it, washing machines to wash your dishes. There is a problem. They don't want you to have any water.”
Pavilionaire
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Did you hear Trump talking at a rally of Christian Conservatives in Washington about his conversation with UFC President Dana White about having a Migrant League of Ultimate Fighters.
You know that Trump would like to be that Emperor watching them fight to the death, giving the thumbs up or down. He'd f*cking love that.