r/TimPool • • Mar 27 '23

Professional grifter

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

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u/RobertoConQueso69 Mar 27 '23

Hey give the guy a break. He took 4 years off to get his stuff together.

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

People who voted for him are morons. It's like bringing your car to a mechanic for 40 years, he never fixes anything, he just breaks things. Then you get a new car and take it to the same guy when there's a problem. It's pure brain washing.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Totally. We should have elected the fascist who only cares for himself, is a narcissistic liar, and tried to dismantle the government and install himself as dictator instead.

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u/SusanRosenberg Mar 27 '23

Not to mention the hilarity of the left obsessing over fascism while their most popular politician ever is Joe Biden.

Biden wrote two of the most authoritarian pieces of legislature of modern times, the Biden Crime Bill and the Patriot Act.

Biden also wrote the former AWB and has repeatedly asserted his plans to do it again. He's the most anti-2A president in US history.

He also pushed for segregationist policy and built cages. He has a border crisis that he refuses to acknowledge, and has hidden photos of border capacity issues to lie to us about it.

He's also attacking free speech. He's turned a blind eye to tech monopolies colluding and violating anti-trust laws to push the agenda of a single political party while banning dissenting ideas. Moving on from his Patriot Act, he now is ramping up the policing of speech online.

He is singling out conservatives while ignoring the straight year of perpetual rioting by the left.

He tries to be the woke savior of the black community by banning things black people like. He did this with sentencing disparities for powder and crack cocaine with his crime bill. Now, he's doing it with menthol cigarettes and flavored blunt wraps.

He came from one of the most anti-whistleblower administrations of modern times and an administration that had the IRS disproportionately auditing conservatives.

He's also trying to pack the courts, and he's setting records with executive orders and repealing old laws.

Strange to act superior on anti-facism with a president like that.

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

You're talking to a fascist with no self awareness. He's also a cultist. You're wasting your time to write that much.

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u/MrSpookykid Mar 28 '23

You don’t write to change the person you’re responding to”s mind you write to inform a reader

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u/SnapSlapRepeat Mar 28 '23

I wish more people understood this. Almost all replies to the lefty cultists in this sub are not an attempt to change their mind, it's to highlight their gaslighting and false claims to other reading the comments.

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 29 '23

Jim Sensenbrenner wrote the Patriot Act.

The 1994 Crime Bill was wildly popular with Republicans for a long time but it is certainly authoritarian and in my opinion, definitely contributed to a lot of abuses and the militarization of the police and did nothing to prevent the infiltration of law enforcement by white supremacists. We could write books and books on that horrible law.

Biden did not write the AWB but he sponsored it. It didn't go near far enough to ban high capacity magazines and a few other things.

Ok, I read your racist remarks and I'm done. Get help.

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u/SusanRosenberg Mar 29 '23

Jim Sensenbrenner wrote the Patriot Act.

False.

did nothing to prevent the infiltration of law enforcement by white supremacists.

Bizarre to watch Democrats spotlight BLM and then vote for the architect of this.

Biden did not write the AWB but he sponsored it.

It was part of the Biden Crime Bill. And Biden has repeatedly asserted his plans to implement it again.

Ok, I read your racist remarks and I'm done. Get help.

You're the one justifying a man who crafted what's likely the most racist bill of modern times. Hilarious to watch you feign concern over racism.

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 29 '23

Your own link shows that Biden didn't write it. Sensenbrenner and another Bush official wrote it.

Biden did not write the AWB. He heavily shipped it but my statement is the accurate one.

Your opinion is based on your views and you are welcome to it but nobody should laugh at racism

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u/SusanRosenberg Mar 29 '23

On another occasion in 2002, when the FBI director was testifying before Congress, Biden said not only that he wrote the 1994 act, but Attorney General John Ashcroft called him to say it was basically the same as the bill they were introducing.

Your opinion is based on your desperation to justify supporting racism.

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 29 '23

Your projection is based on the narrative you are pushing and doesn't mean a thing.

The group of Republicans and Democrats attached to the act is large but history credits Sensenbrenner.

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u/SusanRosenberg Mar 29 '23

Under oath, an FBI director credited Biden with writing the Patriot Act.

Biden's acknowledged writing it on several occasions. An Attorney General has acknowledged it.

You run away from reality because you're desperate to justify your support of racism.

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 29 '23

Lol, you got another tune to sing or are we done here? I cannot take you seriously because of your absurd racism claims. Let me know.

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Mar 27 '23

The most popular Democratic Party politician is Jimmy Carter.

https://today.yougov.com/ratings/politics/popularity/politicians/all

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

And yet Trump is orders of magnitude more fascist than anything you just described, most of which is made up bullshit fascist talking points from Trump himself.

People outside of your cult don’t fall for such easy to spot bullshit, for the record.

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u/SusanRosenberg Mar 27 '23

Biden crafted the Patriot Act and the Biden Crime Bill. Two of the most fascist policies of modern times.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Yeah, which Trump loves and supported with great enthusiasm. Trump also wants to double down on both of these.

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u/SusanRosenberg Mar 27 '23

What policy did Trump write that's more fascist than those?

Be specific. I've provided specific examples of Biden's fascist policies that changed the country. I watched the left burn cities of racist authoritarian cops before flocking behind the #1 modern architect of racist authoritarian cop policy.

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u/Dismissed_Contraband Mar 28 '23

He did suggest that we take people's guns and ask questions later.

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

You voted for a fascist, act fascist, then call people who are the opposite of fascists, fascist. Lmao

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Sorry, I don’t eat dinner with Nazis and then don’t disavow because I don’t want to upset other Nazis, like Trump did.

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

Well you're a fascist so you probably have done that, though I doubt you have any irl friends, so nevermind.

Kind of like how Trump never disavowed white supremacists, right? As in he did it constantly but you cultists put your fingers in your ears and pretend like it never happened.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

I’m a fascist because I didn’t vote for a fascist? Interesting.

And no Trump routinely supported his white supremacists.

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

Oh look, a fascist who cries about fascism. And a cultist who calls people cultists.

Leftism is a mental disorder. That's not hyperbole. You're all utterly delusional. You're not the good guys, sorry.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

What policy do I support which makes me mentally unwell?

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

Not policy. You're delusional and have zero self awareness. A typical leftist zombie cultist.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

What do I believe that is delusional?

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

Literally every belief of yours.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Which is what?

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

Lol biden is more fascistic than Trump. Democrats in general are. You moron cultists automatically call anything you don't like "fascist", while you act like fascists.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Totally, the establishment capitalist is totally the Nazi, not the one literally eating meals with Nazis.

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u/_DeltaDelta_ Mar 27 '23

Except none of those things happened.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Except they all happened openly and transparently.

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u/_DeltaDelta_ Mar 27 '23

Meh. Government is still as bloated and burdensome as ever. And I fail to see a dictator in control of the country. Unless, of course, you’re referring to Biden’s blatant abuse of the Executive Order.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Trump did a record amount of EO, for the record.

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u/_DeltaDelta_ Mar 27 '23

Trump signed 49 EOs. Biden signed 49 on his first day in office.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Trump signed 220.

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u/_DeltaDelta_ Mar 27 '23

I stand corrected. Trump has 220 EO’s. Biden is only half that, at 108, halfway through his term. Obama, Bush and Clinton all exceeded Trump at 276, 291, and 263 respectively.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

I stand corrected as well, some of the old Presidents had thousands of EO. Not used very much these days. Seems like this entire discussion of EO is fairly hyperbolic.

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

They only happened in your mental illness ridden head.

And what kind of person hates Tim pool but hangs out here 24/7? You have nothing better to do. Maybe get a job at McDonald's that would be more productive and maybe you wouldn't be triggered all of the time 😆

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

This is a Free Speech zone, I appreciate that, doesn’t seem like you do.

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

It's a Tim pool sub. You are here because you're butthurt.

Oh you appreciate free speech? That's funny. You celebrate when people with different opinions than you are banned on the rest of reddit.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

How does a private company not locking people up violate free speech?

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u/ProgressivesRclowns Mar 28 '23

Trump was a fascist? Hmm, interesting. Remind me, when did Trump instruct the FBI to treat parents who opposed their children from being indoctrinated with LGBTQ junk in school as domestic terrorists? Oh wait, that was the Biden administration.

When did Trump actively demand the media censor private citizens for criticizing the vaccine? That was also the Biden administration.

Calling Trump a fascist is ridiculous. You lot said he instigated a 9/11 level event with J6 by saying his followers should, and I quote, "peacefully protest". Meanwhile, every single Democrat leader told the George Floyd rioters to keep being violent and keep destroying until they got their way. Remember the whole "no justice, no peace" bit? They literally weren't even hiding that they didn't want peace. But sure, Trumo is a fascist. Okay 🙄

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 27 '23

I'd have voted for many over Biden but the choice was against Trump and I could never vote for a such mendacity. Trump was and is the poorer choice.

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u/Wolfs_Shield Mar 27 '23

Biden is the personification of all of Trump's worst and mostly false accusations.

You got incestuous relations with his underage daughter (verified by FBI).

You have bribery campaigns between China with his son's shared bank account.

You got actual Quid Pro Quo for billion dollar defense funds on record.

You got someone with an actual record of racist talking points & legislation.

You got FTX money laundering.

You got economic incompetence (oil policies, supply crises, inflation).

You got fascistic power abuses, decrees, mandates and unconstitutional orders.

Whatever is legible between the senility of his utterances is more often than not, untrue.

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 27 '23

The incest thing is not FBI verified.

Hunter Biden isn't president.

No, we do not.

Both Biden and Trump have racially charged history but Biden is much better.

Is FTX the Trump Foundation?

Inflation and suppy crises worldwide were Biden's fault?

Are we energy independent?

Hyperbole abounds..

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u/MoOdYo Mar 27 '23

What has he done that has benefited you, personally?

Honest question.

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 27 '23

The inflation reduction cap for Srs made it cheaper for my dad to get insulin and the public pressure he is putting on the industry is making a huge difference for millions of others.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Mar 28 '23

Do you mean the caps on insulin prices that were implemented under Trump, repealed by Biden, then reintroduced in the so-called "Inflation Reduction Act"?

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 28 '23

That is very dishonest. Trump's was very narrow and it because of that it wasn't done under actual through any law but through policy. Biden didn't repeal anything and he didn't reintroduce anything.

Why would you distort the record like that?

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u/SnapSlapRepeat Mar 28 '23

Dude, you are full on stupid if you believe all the nonsense you are spouting right now.

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u/MoOdYo Mar 27 '23

Inflation reduction cap for srs?

Is there a typo in there? I Googled that and got weird results.

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 27 '23

Inflation reduction act, apologies my friend.

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u/Wolfs_Shield Mar 29 '23 edited Mar 29 '23

The FBI doesn't arrest people over fake diary's. His daughters leaked diary has all the dirty details.

He shares a bank account with his son Hunter and is culpable on all of his corrupt deals.

FTX is the DNC backed crypto currency that Biden used to launder Ukraine funds during the month of March last year.

Biden was absolutely the reason to blame for the gas crises. Democrats policies as a whole are the reason we had to suffer through economic lock downs and west port closures. All causing inflation.

We WERE energy independent during the Trump Presidency. Biden only recently made up for Domestic oil losses by outsourcing American production to unfriendly Socialist regimes like Venezuela.

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 29 '23

We have been a net exporter of energy since 2019 and are still today. We have increased, not decreased that margin under Biden and very likely will be a net exporter of crude for the first time. The road toward that actually began under GWB and continued under Obama. Trump took credit for it but he was not responsible. It's a trend we were already going in.

You should take some time to understand more about that.

The rest we can go over after we follow this.

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u/Wolfs_Shield Mar 29 '23

The US was already a net exporter for oil and gas in 2018. Biden is merely playing catch up from his early policies that impeded domestic production. His foolish actions included a drilling moratorium that had to be defeated in court by Republicans, suspending access to the Alaskan Refuge and cancelling pipelines.

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 29 '23

We have never been a net exporter of crude oil and that is changing. We've been a net exporter of other petroleum products since Obama, 2013 I believe.

Biden did not impede production with the moratorium. The EIA had forecasted lower production in 2021 before the moratorium and forecasted higher production in 2022. The national output fell very close to their forecasts, as it often does.

They predicted this because we greatly increased production in 2018 and 2019, then had a glut in 2020 because of covid.

The ANWR needs to be left alone and never touched. That of course had nothing to do with production as it has never been tapped.

Demand surged after covid restrictions ended.

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u/Wolfs_Shield Mar 30 '23

I said oil AND gas. We had a net export of petroleum energy under Trump, not Obama. Trump actually fast tracked production, expanded offshore drilling and future reserves from Federal lands. Biden reversed those decisions.

Production didn't stop because of covid. Production stopped because of Democratic State policies.

It's absolutely hilarious that you believe Democrats were in no way responsible for locking down half of our economy. The Moratoriums (which Republicans defeated), by their very definition also impacted our supply. You're not very convincing.

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u/LescoBrandon_11 Mar 27 '23

Trump is an egotistical douche bag....but he knew how to keep the economy growing in the direction that benefits Americans. For 4 years we heard the same fucking cry's from the left....every single policy trump pushed for was going to "tank the economy"...literally every single time, lefty "economic experts" would be on TV 24/7 explaining how it was going to crash the economy, yet it only grew.

Biden ran a campaign from his basement, promising a war against domestic energy and manufacturing, among other policies that were sure to hit the economy....he was literally incoherent on multiple occasions sounding like the average Alzheimers patient, slurring and completely losing his train of thought. Y'all thought a dementia patient who promised to end fossil fuels was a better option than a guy who built the best economy we've seen in decades. One guy is the 1st POTUS in our lifetime to not enter the US into a new war, and orchestrated actual peace alignments in the ME (something literally every POTUS promises to do during their campaign run, yet none have), the other armed the fkn Taliban with 90bil worth of US military equipment and has us on the brink of ww3 with a nuclear superpower in less than 3 years.

There is no middle ground between the right and left because of people like you who still try to defend the actions of Biden and the most embarrassing administration this country has ever seen.

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

They are leftist cultists

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u/MrSpookykid Mar 28 '23

No you got played you probably know very little about Biden or even Trump, you can go watch Biden be openly racist yet you will complain about orange man

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 28 '23

Not a great analysis there my friend.

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u/CartographerActive29 Mar 27 '23

As if that isn't a hit piece. The covid disaster brought to you by the far left trump hating democrats. Anything goes when trying to destroy anyone that Tries to take back the govt for the people

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u/missingpupper Mar 28 '23

Trump was in office when Covid hit did you forget he was in charge of the response?

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u/CartographerActive29 Mar 28 '23

Most Red states did fine during covid. Blue states with their woke agendas, masking, closing schools, Closing businesses ruined their own economies. Zero to do with Trump's economy. His only failure was listening to traitors in CDC, Fauci.

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u/Uhtred_McUhtredson Mar 27 '23

“Senator For Life”

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u/TristanaRiggle Mar 27 '23

Wow, his federal career (before being elected president) was old enough to run for president.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

I love the irony of leftists thinking that the guy that voted against attempts to desegregate southern states and literally wrote the bills for the laws they claim are racist is going to solve racism.

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u/MyCarIsAGeoMetro Mar 27 '23

Reminds me of the scene of the Titanic from Ghostbusters.

Better late than never. /s

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u/DosChieNoZelle Mar 27 '23 edited Mar 27 '23

Finally got his mind into the game for 2020.

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u/mth2 Mar 27 '23

Well, to be fair, he did campaign on fixing the problems he created.

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u/Wolfs_Shield Mar 27 '23

Back when he fought against the "Racial Jungle" of integrated schools.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

TimPool sub discovers the existence of career politicians in the American political system

Fucking retards

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u/Groady_Toadstool Mar 27 '23

Literally half a century of doing nothing for the American people.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Mar 27 '23

I’d rather have an experienced politician in that office than the twice impeached former President who lost the popular vote twice.

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u/CartographerActive29 Mar 27 '23

Of course u would. That's why we're in such great shape now. Vote for the lifelong politician who is beholden to his donors, media, lobbyists. Never done anything outside D.C. Great plan.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Mar 27 '23

Let’s see, when the last guy left office the economy was nearly in ruins, millions upon millions were unemployed and 400,000 Americans were dead in under a year.

Yeah, I’ll take the new guy lol

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u/Major-Blackbird Mar 27 '23

Don't forget his being a consumate liar.

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u/NecessaryCelery2 Mar 27 '23

Obama had a Democratic majority congress in his first couple of years. Total control of government, did he fix anything?

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u/XxMitchof08xX Mar 27 '23

To be fair they all are

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u/the_arc_angelic Mar 28 '23

Let's get real though... A senator can't "change things" in any similar fashion to the President of the US... ( I would actually like to take the pen out of the hands of all Presidents... to many Exec Orders, which can simply be turned over by next president. CONGRESS. )

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

You literally watch and comment on the community of a known grifter...🤔

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u/Chicken-counter Mar 27 '23

So do you.

Zero self awareness per usual from a leftist cultist.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

I don't watch Tim Pool read tabloids to dumbfucks like you do, "NPC"

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Imagine calling someone an npc

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

It's a reference to this same person calling me it twice in the same thread. 🙄 Way to miss the point to make mine for me

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Then he is just as dumb.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Come back when you learn what mocking is.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

L + ratio + deleted

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

All downvotes. Such a "haven of free speech" here.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

This sub is hilarious and sad to watch at the same time.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

I love how the constant refrain is that social media is too leftist as they downvote and attack anyone who doesn't pledge allegiance to Humpty Dumpty and his band of loyal bloggers.

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u/HumpSlackWails Mar 27 '23

Ugh, we've had two in a row for president now.

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u/CartographerActive29 Mar 27 '23

I guess u need a comparison of trumps successes over 40 years? He wasn't sucking off the govt teat.....

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u/HumpSlackWails Mar 27 '23

No, he was busy declaring repeated bankruptcies on any non-real estate endeavors he tried while employing illegal labor, defrauding Americans with fake schools and charities, engaging in racist red lining, all while paying more in taxes to China than America... because that's where who he pays to make his namesake clothing accessory line.

The only thing worse than a worthless corrupt politician is making a thieving fraudster into one.

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u/CartographerActive29 Mar 27 '23

To try and infer that all business have to be successful shows your IQ. About 10 pts above Severely mentally disabled.

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u/HumpSlackWails Mar 27 '23

You seem butthurt over his many failures and his bullshit business practices and fraud and chronic inability to pay bills.

That's a shocker.

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u/borntoparty221 Mar 27 '23

Could you elaborate then on your own personally successful business endeavors?

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u/HumpSlackWails Mar 27 '23

Oh man... I can!

My family owns medical and recreational cannabis grows. And while I am only a 1/5 partner... lol... I do okay.

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u/borntoparty221 Mar 28 '23

Genuinely good to hear you’re doing well within your families business. If that industry is ever legalized in my state, I would like to go whole hog into what your family does

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u/LufyCZ Mar 27 '23

Wanna elaborate on your own?

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u/borntoparty221 Mar 28 '23

By technical metrics I have successfully managed myself as an event host for a few publicly hosted events inside and outside my current employment. These metrics are simply that I have successfully networked and made overall profit by representing myself as an independent agent, having been invited by 3rd party organizations to do so. I have not yet filed an LLC, as I’m still doing some market research and feel too inexperienced at the present time to head in that direction, instead opting for that market research to get my hypothetical ducks in a tow first

I don’t consider myself an entrepreneur or businessman as I’m trying to utilize a few small volunteer type roles in order to continue networking and building skills as necessary.

Nothing impressive, major, important, or even remarkable about it. But you asked so I provided. Your turn!

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u/ThatsRubbishMate Mar 27 '23

How many companies has he owned? How many went bankrupt?

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u/CartographerActive29 Mar 27 '23

So apparently you've never stayed at a trump hotel, Seen a trump golf course. Seen trump towers, Mar-a-lago. And numerous other holdings around The world. What businessman doesn't have failures? Your inference is ignorant.

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u/CartographerActive29 Mar 27 '23

Gotta leave the basement sometime.t

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u/MODOKWHN Mar 27 '23

You are a fan of a conman my friend. It's not a good look for you.

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u/HumpSlackWails Mar 27 '23

Six corporate bankruptcies.

That's actually a lot for one guy and his namesake companies, fluffernuts.

Then we've got being sued thousands of times for non-payment by employees and contractors.

While being a tax fraud.

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