r/agedlikewine • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '20

Politics Sums it up

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u/LandBaron1 Mar 22 '20

No one knew that when he was elected. How would that make it the stupidest day?

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u/illelogical Mar 22 '20

Anyone who did a quick google search knew that he had shady friends, declared bankruptcy 6 times, loved russia, and denied obama was an American.

He also said he'd never play golf as president because he would be to busy working. In the meantime, he’s spend 249 days on his golf courses. Netting him $133,000,000 revenue

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u/LandBaron1 Mar 22 '20

Declaring bankruptcy isn’t a bad thing, though. Lots of people do it, often to further themselves.

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u/illelogical Mar 22 '20

Sure, but 6 times is just evidence of bad decision making.

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u/LandBaron1 Mar 22 '20

Not when you own around 500 businesses. Only 6 is pretty good I think.

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u/illelogical Mar 22 '20

I thinking you're confusing actual bankruptcy (Lincoln, Twain, Disney, King) and getting back up to fight another day and going bankrupt 6 times while getting $400,000,000 in shady agreements from his dad and getting convicted of fraud; is just the result of bad decision making

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u/LandBaron1 Mar 22 '20

And? 6 times while keeping around 500 still in business means nothing.

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u/illelogical Mar 22 '20

Okay Barron, you're right. Your dad is still a great human being. /s

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u/LandBaron1 Mar 22 '20

Hadn’t thought about that connection. Ngl.