The Donald Trump thread

mountainaire said:
I believe it's the energy and tone of your posts that he's referring to. Plenty of valid criticisms to be made about orange man, and you and others here have posted them all, but it's the manner and volume in which they're posted that sometimes could be interpreted as such.

I have an uncle who had a twitter account where he did nothing but retweet and post low tier anti Trump tirades for years. It came across as very strange to me. Borderline obsessive. He always seemed to be a semi level headed person, but Trump comes along and something changes.

I don't know what it is about the guy that stirs up the emotions in so many people. I think the guy is funny, but I don't love him or hate him.
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Low IQ people are ruled by their emotions. Trump is a master at pushing their buttons.
 
mountainaire said:
I wouldn't accuse anyone here of being low IQ, but yes I think it's related to his personality more than anything. We've had far worse presidents in our lifetimes yet I've never witnessed even a quarter of the vitriol directed at one before.
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I believe that much of the vitriol directed at Trump is because of his unwillingness to adhere to the conventional rules of engagement. This leaves his detractors feeling uncertain about how to deal with him, which fuels their resentment and anger.
 
mountainaire said:
I believe it's the energy and tone of your posts that he's referring to. Plenty of valid criticisms to be made about orange man, and you and others here have posted them all, but it's the manner and volume in which they're posted that sometimes could be interpreted as such.

I have an uncle who had a twitter account where he did nothing but retweet and post low tier anti Trump tirades for years. It came across as very strange to me. Borderline obsessive. He always seemed to be a semi level headed person, but Trump comes along and something changes. I don't know what it is about the guy that stirs up the emotions in so many people. I think the guy is funny, but I don't love him or hate him.

It seems like with the Trump criticism, there is nothing new under the sun. We've all heard it by now. Shilled the vaccine, didn't do enough. I don't personally see the point in constantly repeating it.
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It's pretty much this that's my criticism.

I should have refrained comparison to Facebook and likes and all that.... it was too easy to do and I do apologize.... But this was my point. It's the extremely emotional response that blinds from truthful comments that I was calling out.

I've made many criticisms of Orange man myself...like the staffing at times and Kushner and the handling of the 2020 election challenge through crappy surrogates...ECT...

I'm just tired of the straight negativity ad nauseam...
 


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Last week, I had the honor to accompany several Gold Star parents to meet with President Trump in Bedminster. These parents lost their children when Abbey Gate was bombed in the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, which was orchestrated by Joe Biden.

While Biden continues to ignore these families’ requests for answers, President Trump listened to them, he mourned with them, and he was genuinely devastated for their loss. But he also mourned for the Country’s loss of these amazing Americans.

One hour came and went quicker than anticipated. Our time with the President was up — or so I thought. Many families had requested President Trump sign photographs of their sons and daughters. He then proceeded to spend nearly two hours signing hats, books, and even a pair of red, white, and blue bedazzled pair of high heel shoes! He spent time with each individual family celebrating and learning about our 13 brave American heroes.

After each family was done they were escorted upstairs to dinner. We did not expect President Trump to join us, but to my surprise, he came up and joined us for dinner. Everyone erupted in cheers as he walked in. Lee Greenwood's 'God Bless The U.S.A' was blaring on the speakers. He proceeded to spend another couple of hours with us and even busted out an iPad to play songs for couples to slow dance to. He even went into his all-time favorite wrestling intros! At that moment I could see the anxiety, stress, and anger that these parents had carried for so long disappear from their faces. It was a moment of peace. They were there to celebrate the heroes they raised. Their babies grew up to be the best our country had to offer, and they were getting some of the recognition they deserved.

As the night ended and President Trump gave his farewell, tears and overwhelming emotions could not be held back. He did something for these families that the current administration has refused to do, and was incapable of doing — giving an overdue moment of recognition and solidarity for their children. Not a bullshit statement from the White House, not John Kirby sending his deepest condolences on CNN, not Joe Biden continually glancing at his watch while the bodies of their children were carried off the tarmac. He gave them hope that accountability and justice will be coming. Our country owes it to their children to continue the pursuit for truth and accountability. We must continue to tell their stories and say their names.
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  • Sgt. Nicole L. Gee, 23
  • Staff Sgt. Darin T. Hoover, 31
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  • Cpl. Daegan W. Page, 23
  • Cpl. Humberto A. Sanchez, 22
  • Lance Cpl. David L. Espinoza, 20
  • Lance Cpl. Jared M. Schmitz, 20
  • Lance Cpl. Rylee J. McCollum, 20
  • Lance Cpl. Dylan R. Merola, 20
  • Lance Cpl. Kareem M. Nikoui, 20
  • Navy Corpsman Maxton W. Soviak, 22
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Joe Rogan and Tulsi Gabbard discuss the Democratic establishment, the corporate media, and the politicized Department of Justice turning the U.S. into a Banana Republic by arresting Donald Trump:

@JoeRogan: "It's Banana Republic stuff."

@TulsiGabbard: "These terrible things that are happening in our country because we have people in power that care more about themselves and their power than they do about the people, this country, and our democracy.

They are setting this incredibly dangerous precedent that now, much like many Banana Republics in the world, whoever is in power, has the ability to politicize and weaponize that power to go after their political opponent.

Take away whatever people think about Trump...

The consequences of what is actually happening and what so many of the Democratic elite are justifying in the name of protecting democracy is actually destroying it."

@JoeRogan: Isn't it fascinating that the Deep State, the CIA, and the FBI weren't generally discussed before Trump got into office in 2016?

@TulsiGabbard: Because he's the guy that broke through. You look at what the government and the FBI were doing before that election even happened to try to take him off the field. To try to eliminate him from being a choice that voters could seriously consider.

You look at what the media, even Fox News, did at that time so people wouldn't take him seriously. He's the guy that broke through... He's the guy that talked very openly about the military-industrial complex."
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CynicalContrarian said:
Rogan & Trump shook hands at a recent UFC event.

If it were to ever occur, that Trump appear on the Rogan podcast.

I'd say the ball is in their court.
Either camp could easily set it up via Dana White of the UFC should they desire.
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I think Trump appearing on Joe Rogan just days before the election would rally the troops HARD and overwhelm the Dominion software ;)
 
GuitarVH said:
I lost 5 minutes of my life reading those comments. Why are those democratic marxists so paranoid? They think there's some hidden meaning in a typical metaphorical statement regarding an election contest?

Aren't they happy the most brutal and undemocratic elitists in US history are in power at this time, supposedly representing them? That's not good enough for the communist egalitarians?
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It's because that's how their spaces work. If you've ever managed to suffer Karlyn long enough to get through the content from socialist presentations, conferences, and trainings they speak an entirely different language that sounds innocuous but where words tie into specific concepts from socialist praxis.

For example, the word "Queer" means "living in opposition to heternormative social structures". To us it just means a different flavor of not-straight, but within their

Or how "direct action" means physical violence against perceived enemies.

Some of them think that way and think everyone else does too.
 
Dusty said:
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As goes HB and the Trump associates, so will Trump eventually. I think you see clear signs that the machine is preparing for something. If Biden Jr. gets a minor jail sentence, I think their intentions is to send Trump to jail for decades. I would start transferring funds to Russia and begin planning for a getaway "just in case" if I where in those shoes.
 
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