Gawdzilla Sama
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♫Trumpland, Trumpland, uber alles, uber alles.♫
Congratulations America - you got the president you deserve
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Trek
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I haven’t seen any far rights as yet.
Are there many?
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Trek
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Where can I download that tune?
It fits with the sun rays that finally opened up on the morning of Nov 6 after the crushing defeat of the forces of darkness, aka the Biden/Harris clusterfeck of a presidential campaign. :0
Most ethical people, meanwhile, don't support the rapist who got elected or the pedophile he appointed as AG.
But if you like rape and pedophilia, I can see how you'd be happy with the election.
exchemist
Valued Senior Member
No.
Trek
Registered Senior Member
Figures
Sure. What can be is a prosperous and forward-looking country built on mutual respect and caring for all people, building everyone up. It is burdened by what has been: the recent election result.
I'm not saying the US didn't have issues under Biden/Harris, nor that Harris was the answer to everything, but what you didn't need was such a despicable human being as President (again!) who is only going to make things worse in the long-run. Sure, the democrats can repair the economy, as they tend to always need to do after the Reps have trashed it, but the GOP is now looking at ripping up the Constitution and indoctrinating the American youth towards a misogynistic and racist version of Christian nationalism, while its leaders ignore everything that Jesus actually taught. The example they are setting will resonate in US politics for too long, and it's youth may unfortunately never recover.
I hope I'm wrong, obviously. And I hope that nothing they do adversely impacts my remaining life too much in Europe (fingers crossed!).
exchemist
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Yes I hope it does figure. It is extraordinary cheek to ask for "respect" for people who have chosen to return to office someone who has demonstrated very clearly he has no respect for US democracy. So let's not talk of "respect". I refer you to my post 411 in this thread.
I don't necessarily blame people for being stupid - somebody has to be - or ignorant of European history (many Americans understandably are), but don't ask me to respect them for a decision to back this blatantly corrupt and evil man, when the dangers should be staring them in the face.
There is a 3rd group of people, too, who have brains and know some history and yet still back Trump. Those are the ones that have decided, like Trump, that American democracy and its impartial legal system should be overthrown and replaced by a dictatorship. Those people I both fear and despise with all my heart.
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Trek
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I like how you did that..
I think it was lost on the poster I posted it to.
I remember chatting with you in that excuse for a religion forum.
I remember thinking this guy seemed smart, and pretty cool.
How is it that you have developed this irrational fear of Donald Trump?
The overwhelming majority voted for him in this election to get away from the maniacs who have hijacked the Democratic Party, including real liberals.
Another 4 years of them would have been a complete nightmare if the past 4 years are anything to go by.
Do we even know who is running the country?
A major reason why so many voted Trump this time was due to horrendously high prices.
This administration tried to gaslight the voters into thinking the economy was great, when clearly it wasn’t.
Where is the evidence of that?
Please elaborate
When asked why they are voting for Trump this time around, the one of a bunch of popular reasons was because they remembered how good the economy was under Trump, in spite of the China virus.
The Democrat machine wanted so much to keep folks imprisoned in their own homes
I am optimistic.
If for nothing else, they at least have common sense. The Democrat Party as it stands, is bat-shit crazy and out of control.
Where is the evidence of that?
Seriously? You come across as remarkably ignorant (both here and in the religious bullshit you post), but this ignorant? More like dishonesty, methinks.
Have you actually read your bible?
A bigoted idiot, as well. The Holocaust and most every genocide over the previous few centuries (save for the Armenian genocide) were committed by Christians--like you. Are you honest and consistent by correctly referring to them as "the Christian genocides"?
Nope. Like I said, you are simply a pathologically dishonest, complete fucking idiot. Get help, or "take care of your problem" in some other creative fashion.
Maybe I should clarify that second part, or maybe I shouldn't, but... With 8 billion plus spares, you won't be missed. Just sayin.
Edit: Yeah, that was probably "inappropriate" or something. But personally, I value life generally and with 8 billion plus driving the holocene extinction, we can certainly afford to lose a few billion idiots, at least. Human life only has value in relation to everything else; barring that (any substantive relationship), it is completely without value.
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Trek
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You really need to take a chill pill..
Take a deep breath and relax..
So much anger and passive-aggression is not good for anyone.
If you are confident in your worldview, there is no need to be riled up, especially to people you just met. It makes it hard to have a discussion with you. Do you understand?
No anger there, that's just how I talk. As for having a discussion? Well, I've read your posts and deemed the potential for such to be virtually non-existent.
Other posters have different strategies. I appreciate and respect that. Me, I tend to treat garbage as garbage.
Trek
Registered Senior Member
Good talk
Bye!
Furthermore, I enjoy discussion with people with whom I disagree. However, I have zero tolerance for lying and bigotry. It's pretty simple really.
I hope you're taking my advice.
Zero Point Native
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He seems like a very angry person. Also this:
What's with all these people who don't know the meanings of common words? How is what I posted in any way "passive-aggressive"? It's aggressive-aggressive, if anything.
Gawdzilla Sama
Valued Senior Member
Ich verstehe Sie nicht.
Nico was essentially doing a Jimi Hendrix ("Star Spangled Banner") here. It didn't go over well, owing more to sexism than anything. But it does include the generally "frowned upon" verse for laughs!
I don't have a fear of Donald Trump. I have a dislike of his personality: his racism, his misogyny, his narcissism, his pathological lying, his criminal behaviour etc. What I fear is for the future of the US that I hoped it might become, in part because of the policies that Trump promised to enact, and in part because I misjudged the American voter and what they seem to want for themselves.
Nightmare for who, exactly? The US economy is stronger than any other in the world, for example. They countered inflation faster than most other major economies. Their job numbers have been spectacular - although do show signs of waning. So who exactly has it been a "complete nightmare" for?
The three branches of government, via a process of checks and balances, as is usually the case. The President doesn't run the country in isolation. They can come up with legislation they might want passed, but without a compliant House that will not happen. As has been shown with the GOP refusing, at Trump's demand, even bipartisan legislation.
In this regard it was not the prices, but the inability / unwillingness of too many people to comprehend why the prices were high and that it was not the fault of the Biden administration. And then to compound this failure of theirs and overlook exactly how Biden's administration restored inflation faster than any other major economy.
That people failed to understand was, in part, due to Harris' campaign not explaining this adequately to them. But also in part due to basic ignorance and unwilling to do anything other than blame the incumbent.
It is great. Not necessarily objectively speaking, but certainly compared to all other major economies. It is certainly better than when Trump left office, or even before Covid struck.
Project 2025. Have you read it?
Jesus' teachings include: forgiveness, charity, tolerance, not worshipping false idolatry, following the 10 commandments etc.
Let's just look at Trump, the leader of the GOP, and how he stacks up:
Forgiveness: nope, he wants retribution, and has openly expressed that.
Charity: nope, he has done very little, and would rafter grift off the less well-off than help them.
Tolerance: Haha!
Idolatory: he has repeatedly set himself up as akin to jesus, the saviour etc. Just look at his Truth Social posts for evidence.
10 commandments: well, he has had affairs, he has stolen, he has coveted, and he has borne false witness, so he's not off to a good start. Okay, he hasn't murdered anyone (that we know of), and I have no idea as to whether he keeps the Sabbath holy, has honoured his parents, or takes God's name in vain, but, still...
Sure, rose-tinted spectacles with no understanding or appreciation of the global impact of Covid, instead preferring to blame the incumbent for what was not in their control, while completely ignoring how quickly the US recovered. Again, a failure of the Harris campaign to explain to people in a manner they could understand, but willful ignorance by many can not be fought against.
You mean to protect the more vulnerable? That's what nearly every country did to some degree. The US, thanks to Trump, had far more "excess deaths" than they should have done, due to his weak and delayed response. FFS, he was suggesting people inject bleach, or that shining a light inside the body would cure things. People have poor memories in this regard. It was a difficult time globally, Trump screwed the pooch, so to speak, yet everyone then blames Biden.
They don't have "common sense". They have an overly Christian and nationalistic sense. That is why much of the western world is pitying you at the moment, now that we've mostly gotten over the laughter.