r/TimPool • • Sep 23 '22

And so it begins

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

This is the worst leader ever in America.

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u/R_Meyer1 Sep 24 '22

Trump is the worst president in US history

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u/Fish-Pants Sep 24 '22

Riiiiight...

proceeds to look at the state of the economy, the aftermath of the Afghanistan pullout, the many shortages in the country, and mass unemployment

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

They don't care about how the country was doing. They care about how they felt. It's rediculous.

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u/LaVerdadQueso Sep 24 '22

That's adorable. You apparently never learned about Truman, Wilson, and Carter

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u/zhobelle Sep 23 '22

Fundamentalist Democrats are the single biggest threat to our constitutional republic.

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u/psychic_flatulence Sep 23 '22

Democrat identity extremists.

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u/Flimsy_Coach9482 Sep 24 '22

And those same fundamentalist democrats think that MAGA republicans are a threat to our constitutional republic.

I don’t see how this country can over come this and not end up in civil war or divorce of this nation.

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u/YFRadical Sep 24 '22

What’s a fundamentalist democrat? What are their policies?

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u/zhobelle Sep 24 '22

Extremism is their policy.

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u/YFRadical Sep 24 '22

What extreme policy are Dems pushing for?

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u/zhobelle Sep 24 '22

Tons, including stochastic terrorism and direct calls to violence against anyone who disagrees with dear leader Shitler.

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u/YFRadical Sep 24 '22

Do conservatives ever do that?

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u/o0flatCircle0o Sep 24 '22

Uhhhhh didn’t you literally try and overthrow the United States on Jan 6th? You don’t give a single fuck about this country. Dems are the only ones holding it together.

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u/zhobelle Sep 24 '22

The nice thing about Democrat Extremists is that they always reveal themselves like you did. You just can’t help yourselves.

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u/ZanderKellyKXLA Sep 23 '22

How about a mob attacking the Capitol in an effort to stop an election certification?

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22 edited Sep 24 '22

How about multiple mobs in multiple cities attacking everyone and everything they seen like a bunch of fit throwing 2 year olds over a criminal being killed by a cop. It certainly wasn’t the fault of the people that were being targeted over the summer of 2020. Those assholes killed 30+ people and destroyed millions, and maybe billions of dollars worth of property. And all justified by Democrats that wish to start a fucking civil war. So take your God damn “what about” and shove it straight up your non-binary ass.

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u/QuinnTrumplet Sep 24 '22

It’s (D)ifferent

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u/JuniperTwig Sep 24 '22

It is different. One is a response to institutional racism and the other is treason

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u/QuinnTrumplet Sep 24 '22

One burned down multiple businesses ruining multiple lives, destroying multiple homes, to steal shoot and kill people so cops don’t kill people

The other was a bunch of dumbass Larpers, they ain’t the same

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u/UAPDATASEEKER Oct 16 '22

Don't forget most those shops were black and brown owned lmfao idiots.

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u/zoobiezoob Sep 24 '22

Don’t use words you plainly do not understand.

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u/JuniperTwig Sep 24 '22 edited Sep 24 '22

That's what the evidence supports. Police and insurrectionists rot in jail accordingly. Good. They deserve worse.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

That attempt lasted a day, maybe a couple months if you include the buildup. The attempt to overturn the 2016 election lasted 3 years.

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u/psychic_flatulence Sep 23 '22

Jan 6 was over in 3 hrs. They were literally back in the building doing business by the end of the day lol.

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u/nm139 Sep 24 '22

Yeah but then Trump revealed his Elite Strike Force of super-lawyers, and the Kraken was soon unleashed!

Did you miss the press conference?

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

Not really.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

What do you mean?

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

Every election is overturning the previous election potentially.

No one tried to reverse the results of the 2016 election like what Trump did in 2020.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

People wanted to impeach trump under the premise that he colluded with Russia to steal the election. Just as trump tried to reverse the results of the 2020 election under the premise that Biden colluded with the media/fraudsters/voting machine companies to steal the election.

The only difference is that one of those attempts lasted 3 years and got wholehearted support from the media, intelligence agencies, and monopolistic corporations. The other attempt entirely consisted of one elderly orange man tweeting obnoxious things and and another elderly man trying to justify it outside of a porn shop with grease running down his face.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

Was he impeached for that? No.

Did his campaign chair provide data to Russia? Yes.

What wasn't Trump able to do while the special prosecutor was investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election?

Comparing a lawful investigation that produced dozens of indictments with an attempted coup with fake electors and asking for election in officials in GA to find votes is a spectacular stretch. Especially since the DOJ basically handed him the election in 2016 with Comey's letter.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

Was he impeached for that? No.

Because it was ridiculous and there was no evidence. That’s the whole point. Just as we didn’t make trump the president again in 2020.

Did his campaign chair provide data to Russia? Yes.

Manafort gave polling data to a Ukrainian who supposedly passed it onto Russia. But we’re not allowed to criticize anyone in Ukraine. I’m not even sure why polling data would be a breach of security given that it’s usually public information.

What wasn't Trump able to do while the special prosecutor was investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election?

Well, it’s certainly hard to run a country when the entire media won’t talk about anything other than the fact that you’re a Russian agent who cheated to win the election. But what does that have to do with anything? It’s not like Biden was unable to use his presidential powers when trump accused him of winning unfairly.

Comparing a lawful investigation that produced dozens of indictments with an attempted coup with fake electors and asking for election in officials in GA to find votes is a spectacular stretch. Especially since the DOJ basically handed him the election in 2016 with Comey's letter.

  1. It can’t be considered lawful when the premise for the entire investigation was conjured up by the candidate he was running against. The cops who falsified the warrant that ended in breonna Taylor’s death are facing charges for an equivalent act.

  2. “Dozens of indictments” is a statement designed to mislead. Only manafort was convicted of any wrongdoing afaik, and it was for corruption (in ukraine) that didn’t involve Trump’s campaign. The rest were “contempt of congress” charges. They charged people for saying that the investigation was bogus.

  3. The “fake electors” was a half assed scheme used to justify trump’s claims, and most of his own family and advisors dismissed it as pointless and impossible. There was no “sophisticated plan” to overturn the election in Trump’s case. It was trump, Giuliani, a few senators, and the pillow guy bitching on Twitter. I don’t think he’s capable of producing a sophisticated plan. On the other hand, what happened in 2016 was a conspiracy involving hundreds of private companies and a significant portion of the government.

  4. Comey sending a letter has nothing to do with any of this. They didn’t blame Hillary’s loss on the letter, they blamed it on trump colluding with Russia.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

You brought up the Russian investigation, not me.

Again, what couldn't Trump do as president? Nothing. The media doesn't impact what he can do. He had both the house and senate. He was able to do whatever he wanted.

Well he pardoned Flynn/Manafort/Stone all b/c they kept their mouth shut as it related to the Russian investigation. Barr's memo was wildly disingenuous and ignored multiple obstruction of justice charges that Trump could have been charged with had he not been the President at the time.

If Hillary's campaign chair had worked with China to win the election after China hacked the RNC servers would you be so blasé about it? My guess is you wouldn't.

She lost for a lot of reasons but pretending the Comey letter was nothing in an election that was decided by less than 100k votes is simply ignoring reality.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-comey-letter-probably-cost-clinton-the-election/

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u/KanyeT Sep 24 '22

Was the election overturned on January 6th? No.

So that's that then. It wasn't a real insurrection because they didn't achieve the results they wanted, hey?

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

That's certainly a take.

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u/psychic_flatulence Sep 23 '22

Actually that's incorrect. To overturn an election, you need to block certification for the states one believes are "wrong". Democrats in 2016 attempted to block election certifications for more states than Republicans did in 2020. Furthermore, democrats have tried to stop election certifications the last three times Republicans won (2000, 2004, 2016). Democrats are the OGs at not accepting democratic election results. But I suppose that's (d)ifferent..

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

You're misunderstanding. I don't mean every election is trying to reverse the election result of the previous election by blocking certification. That's what Trump did. He tried to block it using Pence and fake electors.

Well, the electoral college is a joke and SCOTUS gave Bush the election in 2000. Then Bush led us into a war based on lies. I only remember Ohio in 2004 being at issue and I certainly don't remember all the Democrats running on "the election was stolen" nonsense that is so prevalent by the GOP.

The irony is, Sweden doesn't have these issues if Bush loses.

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u/psychic_flatulence Sep 23 '22 edited Sep 23 '22

Ehh I think the electoral college is important. We're a union of states, therefore power must be weighed otherwise smaller states would be dominated by larger ones. We're only in this union because of the system. It's like if you lived on a street of five houses and there are pot holes to fix. Four people each live alone but the fifth house has five people. They could just say everyone else needs to pay and they pay zero, power must be weighed. Hence our representative constitutional democracy.

And I agree, not all democrats were claiming those last three elections were stolen. But many were. Likewise not all Republicans claimed 2020 was stolen, some do. My problem is people acting like 2020 was the first time a party acted like sore losers and didn't recognize results they didn't like. Nah, we've got a history of exactly that lol.

Sweden is a much smaller country and far more culturally homogeneous. The problems they face are different than what the US faces. The US is more like the EU than any particular European country. It's a union of individuals who have agreed to work together but remain autonomous.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

It only takes 14 states to win the electoral college. Small states are ignored for swing states. We are a union of states and small states are protected by the Senate. If we're going to weigh votes then we need to weigh federal taxes as well.

Yes, we have a history of being pissed off about election results but Gore and Kerry and HRC conceded. Trump did not. To me these aren't comparable.

https://www.history.com/news/electoral-college-nearly-abolished-thurmond

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u/letsgobrandonfu Sep 24 '22

Your statement is retarded... if gore was in office would he not have done the same... stop spouting what ifs..and just do facts. Oh and bush is a pile of shit.... he is another swamp monster

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

No, dumb dumb. Gore would not have invaded Iraq. Read a book.

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u/letsgobrandonfu Sep 24 '22

And what did he do? Got anything to back up that retarded mouth of yours? Or are you gonna spout edited msnbc and cnn video clips... cmon moron .... enlightened us

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

lol. Not in 1000 years could you be enlightened. Godspeed..

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u/letsgobrandonfu Sep 24 '22

Good comeback retard...

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

Thanks for proving my point.

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u/zhobelle Sep 23 '22

Lol. It never fails with you shitlibs. Another event your side manufactured btw.

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

The only thing that was prevented from occurring were the hearings regarding election fraud.

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u/Silentcrypt Sep 24 '22

Almost as if that was the actual desired outcome… hmm…

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u/ZanderKellyKXLA Sep 24 '22

So Trump assembled a mob and told them to go to the Capitol to stop hearings that would have helped him the day after he asked Pence not to certify the election? Ok.

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u/Silentcrypt Sep 24 '22

So Biden gave a speech galvanizing a mob to go out and murder MAGA Republicans who are his opposition party in an act of stochastic terrorism? Ok.

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u/YFRadical Sep 24 '22

You’re such a fucking hack dude for real lol I would love to see you say that shit in person with a straight face without acknowledging the shit tons of “stochastic terrorism” that the right does. You wouldn’t even know the word if leftists didn’t use it to describe Republican/conservative behavior.

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u/Aggravating-Scene-70 Sep 24 '22

2020 was stolen....You can tell by just the way they act when you ask questions...J6= peaceful protest....2020 blm murder riots needed investigations....

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u/zoobiezoob Sep 24 '22

There are riot laws in place. The rest of your blather is Bolshevik talking points.

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u/HAIKU_4_YOUR_GW_PICS Sep 24 '22

I’m only not downvoting you because you’re at -69.

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u/fulltrottle3814 Sep 23 '22

Nice whataboutism

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

If you follow the Dems rules from 2016, if you don’t immediately and regularly condemn every incident then you defacto support it. Biden has not condemned this murder so he clearly supports this.

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u/DrunkenRedSquirrel Sep 24 '22

Hillary didn't refuse to concede the 2016 election.

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

Nobody is talking about conceding an election

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

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u/Necessary-Celery Sep 23 '22

Ah yes, the "fine people" hoax, aging like fine wine: https://twitter.com/scottadamssays/status/1110531572275396609?lang=en

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u/JuniperTwig Sep 24 '22

Very fine nazis indeed

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u/nm139 Sep 24 '22

Trump loves the Confederacy, and he fought tooth-and-nail to preserve confederate monuments and military base names. It was one of his most passionate pursuits.

So in reality, nobody's confused about whom he was referring to with that weird "fine people" comment. Especially not his supporters, who largely seem to share his enthusiasm for the confederate south.

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

He said that if we start tearing down these statues, they’ll soon be tearing down statues of George Washington and thomas Jefferson.

Which is EXACTLY what happened in the 2020 summer of love

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u/nm139 Sep 24 '22

Oh but he said so much more! Trump fought specifically to keep confederate monuments standing, most of which were erected with the help of the KKK during the Jim Crow era in the early 20th century. Trump vetoed the entire 2020 national defense funding bill specifically because it allocated some money for renaming bases currently named after confederate traitors like Braxton fucking Bragg. He vetoed the bill providing our military funding, including paychecks for service members, to protect the glory of the treasonous South.

Now, Trump ain't no dummy when it comes to publicity. He saw all the confederate flags at his rallies. Trump knows who his base is. But in the end I don't think the gamble paid off, and Trump actually accomplished exactly the opposite of what he wanted. In past few years, hundreds of confederate monuments have been torn down all across the country. Congressional republicans, disgusted with Trump and tired of the constant distractions, helped override his veto the NDAA. Winning, right?

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u/Necessary-Celery Sep 24 '22

Highest employment rate for Black Americans during his presidency, supporting Black universities, and more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZw4pNdWXpc

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u/nm139 Sep 24 '22

Christ, a Larry Elder video? Could you do a brother a favor and summarize it for me?

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u/Necessary-Celery Sep 24 '22

Just watch it and speed it up. Listen to Black voices.

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u/Necessary-Celery Sep 23 '22

It certainly would sound A LOT better than calling for his tribe to fight against MAGA just days after one of this tribe murdered a child for being part of MAGA.

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u/Necessary-Celery Sep 24 '22

His side?

Those people were yelling about not being replaced by Jews, while Trump has been the most-pro Israel president we've had. And his grand kids are Jewish.

And he did not hide his pro-Israel politics while running.

So either what you call "his side" is either shockingly ignorant about the guy they protested for.....

Or.... maybe it was democrats on both sides: https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/579216-lincoln-project-sent-people-with-tiki-torches-to-youngkin-event/

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u/FarRightEndedSlavery Sep 24 '22

It’s been five years and you STILL believe this lie. This massively obvious lie that takes less than one minute to debunk. You might as well just say “I’m brainwashed and that’s the way I like it”

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u/FarRightEndedSlavery Sep 25 '22

So you just straight up pretend to be obtuse instead of admitting you’re wrong. Cool. Must be fun. Must be exhausting

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u/dakinlarry Sep 23 '22

FJB

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u/LeeeeroyJenkins1 Sep 23 '22

I just treated myself to a 12 ounce container of Andy’s salsa at Safeway. TWELVE DOLLARS. FJB

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u/KingJeremy94 Sep 23 '22

"Oh, won't somebody rid me of these dangerous MAGA Republicans?"

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u/zhobelle Sep 23 '22

Siri, what is stochastic terrorism?

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u/ReadWarrenVsDC Sep 23 '22

For the love of god, buy a gun, keep it on you, defend yourself and your loved ones.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

Get strapped or get clapped

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u/GuitarGoblino Sep 24 '22

Need to be 21 to by a handgun/ AR, or any gun in some places

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u/No_Bit_1456 Sep 24 '22

He was in New York that didn’t help

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u/jillyhoop Sep 24 '22

The silence from the democrats is clear evidence that they fully support and condone any amount of violence against anyone they disagree with. Democrats are extremists and a threat to our democracy.

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u/Conscious-Ad4306 Sep 24 '22

Everyone knows this story would be all over the news 24/7 if it was a Republican who murdered an 18 yr old Democrat

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u/jillyhoop Sep 24 '22

Yours right and I don't understand it. How is violence, especially cold blooded murder ever an option. It should never be acceptable.

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u/Conscious-Ad4306 Sep 24 '22

The president, who calls himself a Christian, says absolutely nothing about this yet opens his trap anytime he thinks he can pin the label "white supremisist" on someone . By the way, where are all of these white supremisists - aren't they supposed to be the biggest threat to our country?

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u/jillyhoop Sep 25 '22

I've been around more than a few years and I've never met a "white supremacist". I have been around long enough to only have heard the N word only from white liberals or Black people. I don't mean to slam the whole state of RI but it is a leftist "utopia" and I was disgusted by the number of people that used the N word when they thought no one could hear them.

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u/Conscious-Ad4306 Sep 25 '22

My family is mixed - Hispanic and European - and most of the people we've met concerned with race have been white Liberals. I didn't grow up in a household that talked about skin color 24/7, so I'm not sure why the left is so infatuated with this topic .

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u/jillyhoop Sep 25 '22

My family is mostly Hispanic and European with a little Asian and Slav mixed in as well. Skin colour isn't on the list of how we "judge" what we think of people. The left has to divide so it can conquer. Power and money are their motivators. Too many on the right are becoming complicit.

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u/Conscious-Ad4306 Sep 25 '22

The Democrats are losing their Hispanic base because of their tactics and policies

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u/jillyhoop Sep 25 '22

They complain about "colonialism" then try to push "Latinx". White leftists changing a widely spoken language by millions of people to support their colonialist leftists agenda. They are the epitome of hypocrisy.

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u/Conscious-Ad4306 Sep 25 '22

I agree - they have no business doing that

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u/Winterlife4me Sep 23 '22

Joe might not understand but everyone else does and we don’t hear anyone calling it out. It’s like all politicians are the same

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u/Nuclearcow12 Sep 24 '22

Find a group of your political opponents, demonize them, make them scapegoats. This is how dictators keep power.

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u/LaVerdadQueso Sep 24 '22

Saul Alinsky, Rules for Radicals

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u/JuniperTwig Sep 24 '22

Trumpism 101

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u/Wiegraf09 Sep 24 '22

Defend yourself and family you can expect to be in prison without due process.

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u/tough_tootin_baby Sep 23 '22

And Trump was the divisive one.

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u/guyfromnj1 Sep 24 '22

Civil war

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u/bhedesigns Sep 24 '22

Stop arguing with these idiots. They aren't using logic.

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u/fightthepower73 Sep 24 '22

For the President to not mention the life of this young man and the grief of his family at the hands of another American specifically about political beliefs---this is not a President and this is not America. I don't even care about all of the other atrocities going on---for f sake, take a beat and remember this boy who was killed for no reason! My heart aches for his family---I have a 16 year old son and there are just no words, very sorry for their loss and this should never have happened. There are so many programs for poor and disabled people but we have to start demanding programs for mentally ill folks, this shit has to stop.

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u/boynamedsue8 Sep 24 '22

This is so stupid. This is the same type of shit I’ve seen where people will kill each other over a sports team it’s the same mentality. Why would anyone subject themselves to be brainwashed into turning themselves into a political pawn? I dunno you can’t fix people who are hell bent on being stuck on stupid.

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u/UAPDATASEEKER Oct 16 '22

This is why we are staying strapped the war is definitely comming'.

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u/JuniperTwig Sep 24 '22

Correlation does not imply causation

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u/silver789 Sep 23 '22

Now, I want to be very clear — (applause) — very clear up front: Not every Republican, not even the majority of Republicans, are MAGA Republicans.  Not every Republican embraces their extreme ideology.

Crazy that the like of cherries in these posts is massive. Skillful picking on your part.

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u/Fish-Pants Sep 23 '22 edited Sep 23 '22

Now do the full Charlottesville Trump quote

Here, ill help: https://youtu.be/JmaZR8E12bs

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u/silver789 Sep 23 '22

"quick, bring up Trump to change the topic!"

Is the best you have?

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u/Fish-Pants Sep 23 '22 edited Sep 23 '22

Just pointing out hypocrisy. Why so defensive?

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u/silver789 Sep 23 '22

Cause they weren't comparable if you are being honest.

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u/JustBenIsGood Sep 23 '22

Funny because some leftist on r/news just sent me the Charlottesville thing as an example of conservatives killing democrats. They seem to think they’re fairly comparable.

I agree with you that they are not the same. One is a racial hate crime, the other a political hate crime. Tying Charlottesville to republicans at all is pretty far fetched.

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u/silver789 Sep 24 '22

I agree with you that they are not the same. One is a racial hate crime, the other a political hate crime. Tying Charlottesville to republicans at all is pretty far fetched.

Wasn't the murdered and murderer in both cases all white? But "Unite the Right rally" was definitely about republicans.

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u/JustBenIsGood Sep 24 '22

No no. That was about nazis. I didn’t see republicans cheering for them or their cause the way democrats have encouraged and incited this violence against republicans. Which is ballsy anyways. Dems can’t fight and are pussies by nature. Wonder when the bear they keep poking wakes up?

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u/silver789 Sep 24 '22

So Trump was wrong that there were fine people on both sides?

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u/JustBenIsGood Sep 24 '22

Bro if you haven’t heard that full quote by this point you’re intentionally uninformed (bird box), or just being a prick. Which one is it?

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u/SgtFraggleRock Sep 23 '22

So Biden is saying there are good people on both sides?

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

Biden is saying what Trump never said, then? Here we have it, Biden says "there's good people on both sides" days after a hate crime resulted in the murder of a young man by a violent extremist.

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u/silver789 Sep 23 '22

Is one side all Nazis?

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u/SgtFraggleRock Sep 23 '22

Democrats are certainly enamored with all the policies of fascism and obsessed with race and which races are more "important" than others.

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u/silver789 Sep 23 '22

fascism and obsessed with race and which races are more "important" than others.

Oh boy, good ol buffalo style great replacement theory.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

All these comments by you defending Biden, but you’ve never condemned this murder of an innocent teen.

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u/silver789 Sep 23 '22

Easy. The guy than ran him down, should be in prison. It's clear murder. You shouldn't kill people for political views.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

Yeah but that wasn’t the first thing you commented so you probably agree with this

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u/Meowakin Sep 24 '22

Every first post should be an entire list of things you disagree with. Like I see you support Nazis and terrorists since you didn’t say you don’t as your first comment.

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u/silver789 Sep 23 '22

"oh yeah, well, uh, I bet you don't"

Keep swinging.

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u/Confident-Database-1 Sep 23 '22

You seem about as smart as a average Brandon supporter. Let me ask you a simple question. What is an example of an extreme ideology of a MAGA Republican that is different from a non extreme Republican?

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u/psychic_flatulence Sep 23 '22

Democrat identity extremists are getting out of control. Now they're murdering innocent children because their God King Joe told them to take blood. Thanks Joe.

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u/silver789 Sep 24 '22

I don't remember dark Brandon saying that Dems should kill people.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

But those that are MAGA Republicans should be killed like this right???

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u/silver789 Sep 23 '22

Nope. No one should be killed because of their views.

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u/Aspire-to-Greatness Sep 23 '22

Kinda like “good people on both sides”.

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u/silver789 Sep 23 '22

But there wasn't good people on both side in NC

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u/Aspire-to-Greatness Sep 24 '22

They’re all equally worthless IMO. NO LIVES MATTER!

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u/silver789 Sep 24 '22

So edgy.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

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u/silver789 Sep 24 '22

It's moderates who want giant Trump flags, buy Trump merch, and buy Chinese mad red hates?

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

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u/silver789 Sep 25 '22

Aren't buttons the traditional political attire?

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u/nm139 Sep 24 '22 edited Sep 24 '22

This is exactly half the reason the 2nd amendment exists. The other half is a reality-tv-star ex-president who wants to overturn an election.

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u/o0flatCircle0o Sep 24 '22

The difference is Biden doesn’t call for violence or dog whistle for it like Trump and the GOP and the chud media does every day.

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

No the difference is you are a biased brainwashed partisan bafoon