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    This deranged post seems to have broken through the general election noise today. First the post itself:

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    TampaJoe said:
    Well based on whom you nominated to run against this “wolf”, you treated this like a small dumpster fire instead of the existential threat you claimed it would be. Next time run a better candidate and a better campaign. Obviously, in the mind of the voter, the choice you offered wasn’t much better than the alternative. Whose fault is that?

    It’s like blaming the ref or the other team because the game didn’t turn out like you wanted when the reality is that you didn’t bring your “A” game. I’m wondering how long it will take for folks like you to figure that out.
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    You’re not fooling anyone. If you where honest, you admit Trump is part of the worst trainwreck ever to descend on the country, but you don’t because you like what he represents or you’d spend half your time badmouthing him, but you don’t. You’re his biggest pretending NOT be his fanboy in the forum, or somehow you think liberalism, the concept of human rights, and the Constitution is a bad thing. Or you’d be screaming about Trump turning this county into a police state, but you’re blissfully, conveniently blind when it comes to debate. And there’s a high degree of probability in @fooferdoggie’s statement, that you actually believe all the lies you carry for him by omission, and actively against Democrats.
     
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    MT15 said:
    Expecting to get this type of information on a 30 minute daily news program is pointless. You have to actually read articles and/or books to get this type of information.

    But I see in your next post you’ve already moved on to the MAGA first line of defense when Trump says something stupid or unhinged - “He didn’t really mean it, or it was part of his strategy”.


    This was widely reported at the time.
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    …or he was kidding. And here’s a man who has built his life on plausible deniability, for all his heinous acts, giant whoppers and flagrant ignorance. “You know they say bleach kills COVID.” Please Mr President, have a swig…
     
    Huntn said:
    You’re not fooling anyone. If you where honest, you admit Trump is part of the worst trainwreck ever to descend on the country, but you don’t because you like what he represents or you’d spend half your time badmouthing him, but you don’t. You’re his biggest pretending NOT be his fanboy in the forum, or somehow you think liberalism, the concept of human rights, and the Constitution is a bad thing. Or you’d be screaming about Trump turning this county into a police state, but you’re blissfully, conveniently blind when it comes to debate. And there’s a high degree of probability in @fooferdoggie’s statement, that you actually believe all the lies you carry for him by omission, and actively against Democrats.
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    I have said many times that Trump is unfit for the position he currently holds. Said it repeatedly. I don’t believe he is the second coming of Hitler. I don’t believe he wants to turn this country into a dictatorship or a monarchy. Is he bad for the Presidency. 100 percent yes. I don’t how to say that any clearer. As for why I don’t spend more time making that point, my voice on that point isn’t really needed in this echo chamber.

    But if the question is how did he win or why did Harris lose, somebody on your side of this argument might want to consider the fact that she might not have been a good candidate or that the policies your party embraced didn’t have broad appeal or maybe you spent more time trashing Trump than you did communicating what you were going to change going forward. Democrats spent all their time and efforts trashing Trump and why people should not vote for him and little time on forward looking policy changes and why people should vote for Harris. The whole campaign is Trump is bad so vote for the default candidate. Not an appealing strategy. And yet it continues to this day.

    How’s it working out?
     
    TampaJoe said:
    I have said many times that Trump is unfit for the position he currently holds. Said it repeatedly. I don’t believe he is the second coming of Hitler. I don’t believe he wants to turn this country into a dictatorship or a monarchy. Is he bad for the Presidency. 100 percent yes. I don’t how to say that any clearer. As for why I don’t spend more time making that point, my voice on that point isn’t really needed in this echo chamber.

    But if the question is how did he win or why did Harris lose, somebody on your side of this argument might want to consider the fact that she might not have been a good candidate or that the policies your party embraced didn’t have broad appeal or maybe you spent more time trashing Trump than you did communicating what you were going to change going forward. Democrats spent all their time and efforts trashing Trump and why people should not vote for him and little time on forward looking policy changes and why people should vote for Harris. The whole campaign is Trump is bad so vote for the default candidate. Not an appealing strategy. And yet it continues to this day.

    How’s it working out?
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    In a healthy country facing a Trump, Harris should have been the best candidate, by a thousand miles on all accounts and merits. At this point I’m not really sure she lost based on red states devotion to the felon. I hold those 70m (disenfranchised and co-conspirators) who voted for him as idiots, living in a fantasy world, or believing his continuous stream of lies, or they’re racists forks who love a racist in charge, don’t give a damn he’s a rogue President, flaunting the law, the Constitution, and the courts, now living in a police state and it’s ok cause they think he’s on their side, until he’s not (ironically many are now learning this the hard way) and ultimately not understand it’s the system that disenfranchised them and to elect the worst of that system, a flagrant known criminal, a mentally ill taker with zero morality, well they forking deserve what they got, but the rest of us don’t.

    At this point, if there’s a chance of righting the ship, for a fair, healthy, sustainable, progressive society, it’s with liberals.

    I blame those to busy to vote (the majority), those who blamed Biden for Gaza and decided they’d let the country burn down for spite, and substantially the citizens who despite arguably close to 100m disenfranchised by Capitalism, who think they deserve to be wealthy or at least comfortable (the latter is reasonable), but then vest themselves in conservatives, the country club Republicans directly responsible for their their state of existence, and the icing on cake is choosing the Professional crook spewing about how he ‘cares about them, and will save them’ BULL shirt. If our futures did not depend on it, it would be laughable, the level of stupid gullibility.

    Post WWII this country was closer to greatness than ever before, and although seriously flawed, was moving forward, actually moving towards the standards it put down on paper at its creation. But we’ve blown it, allowed by the lethargic, undermined by the Capitalists and the Racists, by basic human nature, greed, and selfishness, collectively we deserve to fail.

    At this point the species has all the characteristics of failure. Our refusal to believe real facts about what is necessary to fix the environment, or our refusal to shake up our routine, diminish our wealth to fix this. Instead we’ll take our chances, poke at it peace meal, and hope for the best.

    As far as an echo chamber, yeah we echo how we’re forked up, while you and some others, in the face of disaster focus all of your energy in tearing down those best suited, or at least based on availability in a caustic political system to lead us forward, or you’ve decided we as a species are forked and instead enjoy spending your time hammering nails in the coffin. For those of us who still have some measure of hope, or who are at least not suicidal, we’re arguing for the best leadership that’s available, not rooting for its failure.
     
    Huntn said:
    In a healthy country facing a Trump, Harris should have been the best candidate, by a thousand miles on all accounts and merits. At this point I’m not really sure she lost based on red states devotion to the felon. I hold those 70m (disenfranchised and co-conspirators) who voted for him as idiots, living in a fantasy world, or believing his continuous stream of lies, or they’re racists forks who love a racist in charge, don’t give a damn he’s a rogue President, flaunting the law, the Constitution, and the courts, now living in a police state and it’s ok cause they think he’s on their side, until he’s not (ironically many are now learning this the hard way) and ultimately not understand it’s the system that disenfranchised them and to elect the worst of that system, a flagrant known criminal, a mentally ill taker with zero morality, well they forking deserve what they got, but the rest of us don’t.

    At this point, if there’s a chance of righting the ship, for a fair, healthy, sustainable, progressive society, it’s with liberals.

    I blame those to busy to vote (the majority), those who blamed Biden for Gaza and decided they’d let the country burn down for spite, and substantially the citizens who despite arguably close to 100m disenfranchised by Capitalism, who think they deserve to be wealthy or at least comfortable (the latter is reasonable), but then vest themselves in conservatives, the country club Republicans directly responsible for their their state of existence, and the icing on cake is choosing the Professional crook spewing about how he ‘cares about them, and will save them’ BULL shirt. If our futures did not depend on it, it would be laughable, the level of stupid gullibility.

    Post WWII this country was closer to greatness than ever before, and although seriously flawed, was moving forward, actually moving towards the standards it put down on paper at its creation. But we’ve blown it, allowed by the lethargic, undermined by the Capitalists and the Racists, by basic human nature, greed, and selfishness, collectively we deserve to fail.

    At this point the species has all the characteristics of failure. Our refusal to believe real facts about what is necessary to fix the environment, or our refusal to shake up our routine, diminish our wealth to fix this. Instead we’ll take our chances, poke at it peace meal, and hope for the best.

    As far as an echo chamber, yeah we echo how we’re forked up, while you and some others, in the face of disaster focus all of your energy in tearing down those best suited, or at least based on availability in a caustic political system to lead us forward, or you’ve decided we as a species are forked and instead enjoy spending your time hammering nails in the coffin. For those of us who still have some measure of hope, or who are at least not suicidal, we’re arguing for the best leadership that’s available, not rooting for its failure.
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    As I said earlier, there is a whole lot of blaming the other side for not losing. Forking the other side cause they don’t believe as you believe. Not much self reflection or taking responsibility for the choices made by your party. It is all somebody else’s fault.

    So while I am hopeful that we will figure it out someway, somehow, I don’t share the animosity you seem to have for people who don’t agree with you politically. I don’t see the benefit in that type of anger.

    If not agreeing with you is “rooting for failure”, “suicidal” or “hammering nails in the coffin” then so be it. It is not a winning strategy for moving forward. It didn’t work last time. Lather Rinse Repeat.
     
    efil4 said:
    So @TampaJoe or @SteveSBrickNJ whats yalls take on Musk v Trump ?

    LOL
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    This is a circus!
    I wanted Nikki Haley.
    I wanted someone dignified.
    I never liked Trump's Tweets in his 1st term.
    I don't care for the current Truth Social posts either...... and all this Elon Musk vs Trump mess is not surprising to me at all.
    I'm not MAGA and never was.
     
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    Holy cow

    Didnt see this one. Good grief. Wanted Paul Bunyon. Settled on Sean Duffy.

    Wow

     
    Huntn said:
    www.sciencealert.com

    Here's What Would Happen if You Nuked a Hurricane

    "Why don't we nuke them?" President Donald Trump asked during a White House briefing about hurricanes, according to an Axios report.
    www.sciencealert.com www.sciencealert.com
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    I don't think an atomic bomb would bother a hurricane Huntn.

    Atomic bombs are big bombs no doubt, but they are just bombs. A hurricane is much, much, much larger thing. Many times larger.
     
    Eeyore said:
    In December it was cold and Biden was president. Now Trump is president and it's warm. Thanks Trump!

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    What the actual fork?

    How does that idiot even dress himself?
     
    TampaJoe said:
    As I said earlier, there is a whole lot of blaming the other side for not losing. Forking the other side cause they don’t believe as you believe. Not much self reflection or taking responsibility for the choices made by your party. It is all somebody else’s fault.

    So while I am hopeful that we will figure it out someway, somehow, I don’t share the animosity you seem to have for people who don’t agree with you politically. I don’t see the benefit in that type of anger.

    If not agreeing with you is “rooting for failure”, “suicidal” or “hammering nails in the coffin” then so be it. It is not a winning strategy for moving forward. It didn’t work last time. Lather Rinse Repeat.
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    I don’r need to figure out anything, you are transparent, not as crafty as you perceive yourself to be. You refuse to acknowledge any responsibility, other than pointing fingers at Democrats, and under today’s circumstances, your unabashed “I’m not for Trump, but I am”, is not fooling anyone. And if this is just a logic exercise with you, you lost that too. It’s impossible to weigh a situation would considering both sides of the equation and you absolute refuse to do that. I don’r need to listen to any more of your propaganda. Adios.
     
    Huntn said:
    I don’r need to figure out anything, you are transparent, not as crafty as you perceive yourself to be. You refuse to acknowledge any responsibility, other than pointing fingers at Democrats, and under today’s circumstances, your unabashed “I’m not for Trump, but I am”, is not fooling anyone. And if this is just a logic exercise with you, you lost that too. It’s impossible to weigh a situation would considering both sides of the equation and you absolute refuse to do that. I don’r need to listen to any more of your propaganda. Adios.
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    Adios works for me.
     
    Trump is acting like a middle school child who just went through a breakup.

    “I’m not thinking about Elon, not at all”

     
    faceman said:
    Good read here on Trumps mental illness.

    www.theguardian.com

    Trump isn’t a narcissist – he’s a solipsist. And it means a few simple things | John R MacArthur

    The president delights in being attacked, since it keeps the focus on him. The press should handle him like parents with an ornery child
    www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com
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    The researcher fails to note how fragile his ego is. He'll tip a random clerk or waitress $100 if it'll make him look good in front of people. He constantly tweets and reaches out to his followers so he can bask in their approval. It's pretty evident he's both a self-centered solipsist and an attention wh*** of a narcissist. In both illnesses he's manifestly mean-spirited, as well.
     
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