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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 2:10:26 PM

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and as to the op and his incessant and tiresome bouts of paranoid trumporrhea:

this one also works:

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 2:30:53 PM

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and as to the op and his incessant and tiresome bouts of paranoid trumporrhea:

this one also works:

He is taking his cue from the alt left media

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 3:04:42 PM

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the old phrase "take a chill pill" comes to mind.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 3:07:37 PM

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the old phrase "take a chill pill" comes to mind.

I don't think he has slept since the election?

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 3:11:15 PM

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Ah yes . . . the clever "Nuh-uh!" argument.

. . . and yet, not a single point refuted.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 3:35:37 PM

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Stalin and Goebbels proved the unwashed mass will believe anything if repeated often enough. Trump proves that if you act like a loose cannon Reality TV star, Americans believe anything you say, same as they believe scripted broadcast programming. It simply doesn't matter when he changes scripts daily or hourly. 'Jobs', gone. 'Drain the Swamp', inoperative, "didn't like it from the first." All appointments are direct lines to keeping corporations in charge of the demise of America, and the short term profit of the 1%.
And brain dead Rightists trumpet the victory over thoughtful policy designed to Attempt to meet the unprecedented challenges of a dying ecology, diminishing mineral resources, the poisoning of the country's soil, air and water, toxic food everywhere, half the nation suffering chronic disease, no prospect for actual jobs for most in the post industrial/robot society, and the triumph of corporate money over anything resembling democracy and the National Interest. Hubris has destroyed most empires before, and it's eating this one alive. Trump sucks rich Russian dick for dollars(where most of his Real Estate sales are now), and powerless white men with no future cheer on their own diminishment. From Republic to Kleptocracy in one election.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 6:52:06 PM

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And people don't seem to care that he's lying.

Very weird.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 7:11:15 PM

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Because i believe this is us giving capitalism it's last best chance to work out for everyone. And if it doesn't the pendulum will swing far to socialism.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 7:55:32 PM

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Why? The ferret-wearing orange twat has been shooting his mouth off since the election, so why in Hell's name should anybody else be expected to hang fire?

Because everything now are assumptions.
Criticise the results. Not make false predictions.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 8:13:53 PM

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The fear and desperation is strong... It's gonna be a fun four years.

You won't have to spend the next four years avoiding the forum because you welched on a bet, I suppose.

1, I didn't welch
2, I didn't stop coming here
3, You're a moron

1. Tazzy isn't here to contradict you, so you can lie with impunity. I'm not the only witness to that, though.
2. Yes you did, and you've only started posting regularly again since a Republican nominee won an election.
3. You're a liar and a cheat: insults are probably all you have to fall back on at this point.

1, Bullshit. I said Obama seemed to be a good Father and Tazzy didn't think that was good enough. She and I talked about it, and agreed that nothing I said would have been good enough because I wasn't ever going to praise Obama... And if you really want to find her, she's over on Fet.
2, Bullshit. I've been off and on here longer than you've been a member here. Just because I don't reply to every thread here doesn't mean I haven't been around.
3, Fuck off little man, your words mean nothing to me.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 8:57:16 PM

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And people don't seem to care that he's lying.

Very weird.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/21/2016 9:31:58 PM

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And people don't seem to care that he's lying.

Very weird.

We're used to it.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/22/2016 4:43:34 AM

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1, Bullshit. I said Obama seemed to be a good Father and Tazzy didn't think that was good enough. She and I talked about it, and agreed that nothing I said would have been good enough because I wasn't ever going to praise Obama... And if you really want to find her, she's over on Fet.
2, Bullshit. I've been off and on here longer than you've been a member here. Just because I don't reply to every thread here doesn't mean I haven't been around.
3, Fuck off little man, your words mean nothing to me.

1. It wasn't a mutual agreement thing as you're claiming, you just welched on paying a forfeit. Luckily for you, it was with somebody who's no longer on the site, making it easy for you to lie about it.
2. Which makes your increased profile since November very obvious.
3. If my words mean nothing to you, stop replying to them, then, you lying little turd.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/22/2016 6:20:32 AM

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Maybe take this one to Cmail?

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/22/2016 6:24:42 AM

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It's gonna be a fun four years.

No it isn't, Rob. It really isn't.

Never before, in the entire history of humanity, has so much power been put in the hands of someone so incompetent to hold it.

You don't remember Carter do you?
And LBJ was a monster.

I remember Carter and Carter won the cold war, was a navy sub commander, realized Rickover's who Carter served under, dream of bringing technology to the navy (military) and brought respect back to the white house after Watergate. Carter was twice the man Reagan was, a grade B actor whose public claim to fame was Bedtime for Bonzo and 20 mule team Borax.

It was the Iranian hostage crisis during a theocratic revolution inspired by (repub) CIA meddling in Iranian govt. installing the Shah and the typical repub meddling (immoral corruption) that delayed the hostages negotiated release until after the election...that got Carter nothing but cheap partisan denigration for all of the months leading up to the election and during the Iranian oil embargo.

LBJ was as corrupt as they come but also played ball with the Gulf of Tonkin lie and fiasco to build Vietnam into a long, deadly, profit center for the MIC.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/22/2016 8:32:48 AM

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And people don't seem to care that he's lying.

Very weird.

We're used to it.

Depends on what the meaning of "it" is, because if you like your naivete you can keep it. The Trump presidency will save the average American family $4500.00, though he has to dodge sniper fire to deliver on that promise due to a YouTube video.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/22/2016 8:36:44 AM

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Thats a lot of naivete inSanity, there will not be any $4500 savings.

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/22/2016 8:37:14 AM

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Poor baby. It's a good job he never has to go out for his own pizza, isn't it?

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/22/2016 10:19:18 AM

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As Americans, we value science. We value civil rights. We value human rights. We value women’s rights. We value worker’s rights. We value voting rights. We value clean air, clean water and a healthy environment. We value immigrants, who come to our country seeking better opportunities, and at times, refuge. We value free speech and a free press. And we expect our elected leaders to put our country’s interest ahead of their own self-interest. You had me in stitches with that. I always wondered if YOU music were an American or is it non of my beeswax.

His cabinet is a reflection of the mad nutters insanity....seems fairly obvious to me. I wonder what happened to his missing brain and if Dr Frankenstein packed the thick skull cavity with garbage, and if it was indeed him who capped it off with a mad orange ratskin

Look I am going to do the clips its my post
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPiu4QmJyWs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7BO_hqe_q0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLBHmoSGcvE

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RE: "Trump undermines our republic" -- USA Today - 12/22/2016 10:43:59 AM

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American values include freedom above all, which we will eventually lose if we are weak... which is the trajectory we have been on.

Therefore, it is essential to empower a complete idiot who doesn't know what he's doing.
Picking fights doesn't make you stronger, tamaka... it just means you're even more likely to get your ass kicked.

When you discuss empowering a complete idiot who doesn't know what he's doing, are you looking at Obama in hindsight in 2008 or one of Trump's cabinet picks?

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