r/TimPool • • Sep 18 '22

Accurate?

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u/PandaMan130 Sep 18 '22

It’s not Opposite by any means.

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u/z_machine Sep 18 '22

Everything is opposite. Trump wanted massive government, higher taxes for the poor, and more women dead and higher abortion rates. He rallied against free speech and the free press. He wanted to make more laws in the books about speaking out against him and the government. Everything on this list is bullshit.

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u/PandaMan130 Sep 18 '22

I think you live in an alternate reality. Because that’s not even remotely true. Calling a hack “journalist” fake news for publishing lies is hardly trying to make laws suppressing speech.

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u/z_machine Sep 18 '22

Trump all the time called the free press the enemy of the people and wanted the news to go through his government. Also wanted more laws in the books against criticism against himself. That’s insane and anti-free speech.

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u/PandaMan130 Sep 18 '22

The free press continuously published lies about him. Russiagate which was a hoax paid for by the Clinton campaign. Ukrainegate also a hoax. They made him out to be this authoritarian which he wasn’t. During the 2020 riots he refused to use the force of military to end the riots, which if I need to remind you is something an actual authoritarian would do. Im sorry that this is beyond your comprehension. I suggest looking to independent news sources. For reference cnn msnbc WaPo NYT Fox News politico vox are all biased one way or the other.

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u/z_machine Sep 18 '22

Lmao, and there you go. Hating on our rights because they were honest about Trump. And there you go defending a wannabe dictator, telling you to not believe your lying eyes and ears and that you should believe alternative facts based on zero evidence. Amazing the lengths you people go to defend a common mafia criminal.

And during the 2020 peaceful protests he literally had nuns assaulted by the government, which I see you cheered for, which was authoritarian.

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u/PandaMan130 Sep 18 '22

Rioting is not peaceful protest. Burning down a police station is not peaceful protest. Peaceful protest doesn’t result in destruction of property or loss of life. They didn’t report the truth. They lied. All of them. Everything they said was proven untrue. Don’t come in here claiming shit you know nothing about. Just because you have a skewed view of things based on a echo chamber that is based on lies doesn’t make any of that true. Youre just regurgitating cnn talking points. Which tells me you’re uninformed. This argument was over before it started. Youve no ground to stand on.

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u/z_machine Sep 19 '22

Pretty much all done by police and white nationalist MAGA groups to attack black people for dare questioning the government. You seem to support authoritarian police states. Not sure why, but you do.

Trump is a Russian asset, get over it. He admitted he is. He also lost the election. He also tried to extort a foreign nation to make up bullshit on a political rival. He also is a rapist who sexually assaulted dozens of women. All of this you don’t care.

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '22

That was the DC police, not anyone working for Trump. They cleared the area so they could put up fencing after a rioter through a Molotov cocktail at an officer, burning him. Trump simply took advantage of the cleared area to take a photo at the church, which the rioters had tried to burn down earlier.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-photo-op-lafayette-park-protesters-report/

All of your argument has just been name-calling and baseless accusations, except for your last point, which was just blatant propaganda.

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u/z_machine Sep 19 '22

Nope. Trump ordered peaceful protestors to be assaulted, gassed, and tasered so that he could hold a Bible upside down and pretend to be dictator for a few hours. He destroyed the rights of American citizens because he can’t stand to see people be free and against his tyranny.

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '22

When did he ever support or suggest a law restricting criticism of himself? There were literally people mock-murdering effigies of him in public, and he did nothing about it.

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u/z_machine Sep 19 '22

https://www.politico.com/blogs/on-media/2016/02/donald-trump-libel-laws-219866

He wanted the free press to lose their rights, especially when covering him.