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  • josevolution
    josevolution Posts: 31,604
    is Everyone having a thoroughly enraged day today? Excellent!
    Not enraged but the families of the victims I’m sure are having a difficult time , Apathy is not something your Baffoon is capable of ! 
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  • Halifax2TheMax
    Halifax2TheMax Posts: 42,197
    Kat said:
    And now he's trying the whataboutism gambit. ugh. I can't imagine anyone feeling consolation while he just keeps stirring... I couldn't be more disgusted. Stay safe everyone.
    Halifax is right when he says that certain things have become the norm.  It has become normal for his behavior, that is what he is.  To think he is going to change would be crazy, actually I'd be scared.
    It’s not just Team Trump Treason’s behavior or rhetoric but that of white nationalist in that the “manifestos” and online chat room discussions or postings are having their message content broadcast in “legitimate” forums like the WSJ, Washington Times, NYT, Faux News in the form of editorials and commentary or by a talking head. The language is slicker, more “intellectual” but the underlying theme, message or dog whistle is the same.
    Hold it, you had me agreeing with you for a second there until the last part.

    Basically you are saying that anyone that sees something in a way other than yours then it's pretty much nationalist, racist behavior/talk?

    I am stretching what you said immensely but that is what I am gathering from it.

    Lastly you see the opposition having oped pieces in those such publications?

    We can take this privately if you'd like too.
    That’s not what I said at all. Why would I take this privately, I’m not afraid to voice my opinions. Yes, the “opposition” whatever or whoever they are, pen op-Ed’s in the mainstream media.

    Did you miss Tucker Carlson’s diatribe?
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,372
    Kat said:
    And now he's trying the whataboutism gambit. ugh. I can't imagine anyone feeling consolation while he just keeps stirring... I couldn't be more disgusted. Stay safe everyone.
    Halifax is right when he says that certain things have become the norm.  It has become normal for his behavior, that is what he is.  To think he is going to change would be crazy, actually I'd be scared.
    It’s not just Team Trump Treason’s behavior or rhetoric but that of white nationalist in that the “manifestos” and online chat room discussions or postings are having their message content broadcast in “legitimate” forums like the WSJ, Washington Times, NYT, Faux News in the form of editorials and commentary or by a talking head. The language is slicker, more “intellectual” but the underlying theme, message or dog whistle is the same.
    Hold it, you had me agreeing with you for a second there until the last part.

    Basically you are saying that anyone that sees something in a way other than yours then it's pretty much nationalist, racist behavior/talk?

    I am stretching what you said immensely but that is what I am gathering from it.

    Lastly you see the opposition having oped pieces in those such publications?

    We can take this privately if you'd like too.
    That’s not what I said at all. Why would I take this privately, I’m not afraid to voice my opinions. Yes, the “opposition” whatever or whoever they are, pen op-Ed’s in the mainstream media.

    Did you miss Tucker Carlson’s diatribe?
    If it was going to be just a back and forth between us we could have it off here, lord knows you don't have a problem saying anything...

    I haven't seen anything in the above mentioned papers that were flagged as such.  I did read an oped in the Post that called out Rev Al but that newspaper isn't mentioned above.

    I have a few problems w Tucker and I have mentioned on here that I can't stand him.

    1- He is an empty can, rebel rousing, performer and in no way should be considered a journalist.
    2- Yes, I missed it.
  • ikiT
    ikiT USA Posts: 11,059
    From the WAPO

    "President Trump remained largely out of public view as he visited Dayton, Ohio, the first of his two scheduled stops Wednesday intended to console cities recovering from a pair of mass shootings over the weekend. Aside from brief appearances on the airport tarmac as he arrived and departed, Trump did not speak publicly or allow himself to be photographed. The visit to Dayton, a city of about 140,000 people, was a marked break with tradition, as presidents visiting grieving communities typically offer public condolences and use the opportunity to try to comfort the nation. "

    So bad at his job. 
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  • ikiT
    ikiT USA Posts: 11,059
    I'm sure he met with the cops though.  What a sorry little man.
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  • oftenreading
    oftenreading Victoria, BC Posts: 12,856
    Kat said:
    And now he's trying the whataboutism gambit. ugh. I can't imagine anyone feeling consolation while he just keeps stirring... I couldn't be more disgusted. Stay safe everyone.
    Halifax is right when he says that certain things have become the norm.  It has become normal for his behavior, that is what he is.  To think he is going to change would be crazy, actually I'd be scared.
    It’s not just Team Trump Treason’s behavior or rhetoric but that of white nationalist in that the “manifestos” and online chat room discussions or postings are having their message content broadcast in “legitimate” forums like the WSJ, Washington Times, NYT, Faux News in the form of editorials and commentary or by a talking head. The language is slicker, more “intellectual” but the underlying theme, message or dog whistle is the same.
    Hold it, you had me agreeing with you for a second there until the last part.

    Basically you are saying that anyone that sees something in a way other than yours then it's pretty much nationalist, racist behavior/talk?

    I am stretching what you said immensely but that is what I am gathering from it.

    Lastly you see the opposition having oped pieces in those such publications?

    We can take this privately if you'd like too.
    That’s not what I said at all. Why would I take this privately, I’m not afraid to voice my opinions. Yes, the “opposition” whatever or whoever they are, pen op-Ed’s in the mainstream media.

    Did you miss Tucker Carlson’s diatribe?
    If it was going to be just a back and forth between us we could have it off here, lord knows you don't have a problem saying anything...

    I haven't seen anything in the above mentioned papers that were flagged as such.  I did read an oped in the Post that called out Rev Al but that newspaper isn't mentioned above.

    I have a few problems w Tucker and I have mentioned on here that I can't stand him.

    1- He is an empty can, rebel rousing, performer and in no way should be considered a journalist.
    2- Yes, I missed it.
    Short form version - “no such thing as white nationalism”. 

    I’m paraphrasing, of course, but that’s the gist. 
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  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,881
    Kat said:
    And now he's trying the whataboutism gambit. ugh. I can't imagine anyone feeling consolation while he just keeps stirring... I couldn't be more disgusted. Stay safe everyone.
    Halifax is right when he says that certain things have become the norm.  It has become normal for his behavior, that is what he is.  To think he is going to change would be crazy, actually I'd be scared.
    It’s not just Team Trump Treason’s behavior or rhetoric but that of white nationalist in that the “manifestos” and online chat room discussions or postings are having their message content broadcast in “legitimate” forums like the WSJ, Washington Times, NYT, Faux News in the form of editorials and commentary or by a talking head. The language is slicker, more “intellectual” but the underlying theme, message or dog whistle is the same.
    Hold it, you had me agreeing with you for a second there until the last part.

    Basically you are saying that anyone that sees something in a way other than yours then it's pretty much nationalist, racist behavior/talk?

    I am stretching what you said immensely but that is what I am gathering from it.

    Lastly you see the opposition having oped pieces in those such publications?

    We can take this privately if you'd like too.
    That’s not what I said at all. Why would I take this privately, I’m not afraid to voice my opinions. Yes, the “opposition” whatever or whoever they are, pen op-Ed’s in the mainstream media.

    Did you miss Tucker Carlson’s diatribe?
    If it was going to be just a back and forth between us we could have it off here, lord knows you don't have a problem saying anything...

    I haven't seen anything in the above mentioned papers that were flagged as such.  I did read an oped in the Post that called out Rev Al but that newspaper isn't mentioned above.

    I have a few problems w Tucker and I have mentioned on here that I can't stand him.

    1- He is an empty can, rebel rousing, performer and in no way should be considered a journalist.
    2- Yes, I missed it.
    Short form version - “no such thing as white nationalism”. 

    I’m paraphrasing, of course, but that’s the gist. 
    "It's a hoax".  
  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,372
    edited August 2019
    ikiT said:
    From the WAPO

    "President Trump remained largely out of public view as he visited Dayton, Ohio, the first of his two scheduled stops Wednesday intended to console cities recovering from a pair of mass shootings over the weekend. Aside from brief appearances on the airport tarmac as he arrived and departed, Trump did not speak publicly or allow himself to be photographed. The visit to Dayton, a city of about 140,000 people, was a marked break with tradition, as presidents visiting grieving communities typically offer public condolences and use the opportunity to try to comfort the nation. "

    So bad at his job. 
    No, he did what he should have done, said nothing.

    For once I actually think he did the right thing.  It wasn't about him...

    Edit:

    I needed to add more to this.

    He usually makes it all about himself and even though he tries to make it about the issue it never works out that way.  He finally does something that doesn't seem like a photo op or soap box speech for once. 
    Post edited by tempo_n_groove on
  • josevolution
    josevolution Posts: 31,604
    ikiT said:
    From the WAPO

    "President Trump remained largely out of public view as he visited Dayton, Ohio, the first of his two scheduled stops Wednesday intended to console cities recovering from a pair of mass shootings over the weekend. Aside from brief appearances on the airport tarmac as he arrived and departed, Trump did not speak publicly or allow himself to be photographed. The visit to Dayton, a city of about 140,000 people, was a marked break with tradition, as presidents visiting grieving communities typically offer public condolences and use the opportunity to try to comfort the nation. "

    So bad at his job. 
    No, he did what he should have done, said nothing.

    For once I actually think he did the right thing.  It wasn't about him...

    Edit:

    I needed to add more to this.

    He usually makes it all about himself and even though he tries to make it about the issue it never works out that way.  He finally does something that doesn't seem like a photo op or soap box speech for once. 
    Wrong , so why go there then to do what ? 
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  • ikiT
    ikiT USA Posts: 11,059
    he coulda done that from DC. 
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  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,881
    ikiT said:
    From the WAPO

    "President Trump remained largely out of public view as he visited Dayton, Ohio, the first of his two scheduled stops Wednesday intended to console cities recovering from a pair of mass shootings over the weekend. Aside from brief appearances on the airport tarmac as he arrived and departed, Trump did not speak publicly or allow himself to be photographed. The visit to Dayton, a city of about 140,000 people, was a marked break with tradition, as presidents visiting grieving communities typically offer public condolences and use the opportunity to try to comfort the nation. "

    So bad at his job. 
    No, he did what he should have done, said nothing.

    For once I actually think he did the right thing.  It wasn't about him...

    Edit:

    I needed to add more to this.

    He usually makes it all about himself and even though he tries to make it about the issue it never works out that way.  He finally does something that doesn't seem like a photo op or soap box speech for once. 
    He should have made a speech that seeks to unify the country in a genuine way.  That's what Clinton, Bush and Obama would have done (in recent history).  I disagree that the right play is to be out of sight.  
  • mfc2006
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    He is a worthless piece of shit. I sincerely hope the democrats get their shit together soon.
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  • Halifax2TheMax
    Halifax2TheMax Posts: 42,197
    Kat said:
    And now he's trying the whataboutism gambit. ugh. I can't imagine anyone feeling consolation while he just keeps stirring... I couldn't be more disgusted. Stay safe everyone.
    Halifax is right when he says that certain things have become the norm.  It has become normal for his behavior, that is what he is.  To think he is going to change would be crazy, actually I'd be scared.
    It’s not just Team Trump Treason’s behavior or rhetoric but that of white nationalist in that the “manifestos” and online chat room discussions or postings are having their message content broadcast in “legitimate” forums like the WSJ, Washington Times, NYT, Faux News in the form of editorials and commentary or by a talking head. The language is slicker, more “intellectual” but the underlying theme, message or dog whistle is the same.
    Hold it, you had me agreeing with you for a second there until the last part.

    Basically you are saying that anyone that sees something in a way other than yours then it's pretty much nationalist, racist behavior/talk?

    I am stretching what you said immensely but that is what I am gathering from it.

    Lastly you see the opposition having oped pieces in those such publications?

    We can take this privately if you'd like too.
    That’s not what I said at all. Why would I take this privately, I’m not afraid to voice my opinions. Yes, the “opposition” whatever or whoever they are, pen op-Ed’s in the mainstream media.

    Did you miss Tucker Carlson’s diatribe?
    If it was going to be just a back and forth between us we could have it off here, lord knows you don't have a problem saying anything...

    I haven't seen anything in the above mentioned papers that were flagged as such.  I did read an oped in the Post that called out Rev Al but that newspaper isn't mentioned above.

    I have a few problems w Tucker and I have mentioned on here that I can't stand him.

    1- He is an empty can, rebel rousing, performer and in no way should be considered a journalist.
    2- Yes, I missed it.
    Jun 19, 2019 - An attorney with a history of ties to white nationalists has had several op-eds published in major media outlets like the Wall Street Journal.
    Jun 18, 2019 - ... to white nationalist site VDare, has written for the Wall Street Journal, ... Epstein also coauthored at least four op-eds in the Journal, Forbes, ...

    These are articles that reference the practice and not the op-eds themselves. But they usually reference all the buzz words, "invasion, " "nativeist decline," "declining birthrates," and long for the days of old. They may also touch on the "crime" committed by immigrants, even though facts bear out that they have a lower crime rate than native born. Its subtle, not as direct as that which is on line but again, the message is the same. You just need to read between the lines.
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,372
    mrussel1 said:
    ikiT said:
    From the WAPO

    "President Trump remained largely out of public view as he visited Dayton, Ohio, the first of his two scheduled stops Wednesday intended to console cities recovering from a pair of mass shootings over the weekend. Aside from brief appearances on the airport tarmac as he arrived and departed, Trump did not speak publicly or allow himself to be photographed. The visit to Dayton, a city of about 140,000 people, was a marked break with tradition, as presidents visiting grieving communities typically offer public condolences and use the opportunity to try to comfort the nation. "

    So bad at his job. 
    No, he did what he should have done, said nothing.

    For once I actually think he did the right thing.  It wasn't about him...

    Edit:

    I needed to add more to this.

    He usually makes it all about himself and even though he tries to make it about the issue it never works out that way.  He finally does something that doesn't seem like a photo op or soap box speech for once. 
    He should have made a speech that seeks to unify the country in a genuine way.  That's what Clinton, Bush and Obama would have done (in recent history).  I disagree that the right play is to be out of sight.  
    Everyone continuously says that Trump says the wrong things. Divides.  Does this, does that.

    He shuts his mouth and people still don't like it?

    I disagree with you.

    For once I am happy he shut up.  
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,881
    mrussel1 said:
    ikiT said:
    From the WAPO

    "President Trump remained largely out of public view as he visited Dayton, Ohio, the first of his two scheduled stops Wednesday intended to console cities recovering from a pair of mass shootings over the weekend. Aside from brief appearances on the airport tarmac as he arrived and departed, Trump did not speak publicly or allow himself to be photographed. The visit to Dayton, a city of about 140,000 people, was a marked break with tradition, as presidents visiting grieving communities typically offer public condolences and use the opportunity to try to comfort the nation. "

    So bad at his job. 
    No, he did what he should have done, said nothing.

    For once I actually think he did the right thing.  It wasn't about him...

    Edit:

    I needed to add more to this.

    He usually makes it all about himself and even though he tries to make it about the issue it never works out that way.  He finally does something that doesn't seem like a photo op or soap box speech for once. 
    He should have made a speech that seeks to unify the country in a genuine way.  That's what Clinton, Bush and Obama would have done (in recent history).  I disagree that the right play is to be out of sight.  
    Everyone continuously says that Trump says the wrong things. Divides.  Does this, does that.

    He shuts his mouth and people still don't like it?

    I disagree with you.

    For once I am happy he shut up.  
    A. Deliver a unifying speech
    B. Shut the fuck up
    C. Say something stupid or racist publicly.  

    I expect A, he gave us B, we're thankful it wasn't C.  I don't grade the president on his own personal curve.  
  • benjs
    benjs Toronto, ON Posts: 9,367
    mrussel1 said:
    ikiT said:
    From the WAPO

    "President Trump remained largely out of public view as he visited Dayton, Ohio, the first of his two scheduled stops Wednesday intended to console cities recovering from a pair of mass shootings over the weekend. Aside from brief appearances on the airport tarmac as he arrived and departed, Trump did not speak publicly or allow himself to be photographed. The visit to Dayton, a city of about 140,000 people, was a marked break with tradition, as presidents visiting grieving communities typically offer public condolences and use the opportunity to try to comfort the nation. "

    So bad at his job. 
    No, he did what he should have done, said nothing.

    For once I actually think he did the right thing.  It wasn't about him...

    Edit:

    I needed to add more to this.

    He usually makes it all about himself and even though he tries to make it about the issue it never works out that way.  He finally does something that doesn't seem like a photo op or soap box speech for once. 
    He should have made a speech that seeks to unify the country in a genuine way.  That's what Clinton, Bush and Obama would have done (in recent history).  I disagree that the right play is to be out of sight.  
    Everyone continuously says that Trump says the wrong things. Divides.  Does this, does that.

    He shuts his mouth and people still don't like it?

    I disagree with you.

    For once I am happy he shut up.  
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  • Spiritual_Chaos
    Spiritual_Chaos Posts: 31,471
    edited August 2019
    mrussel1 said:
    mrussel1 said:
    ikiT said:
    From the WAPO

    "President Trump remained largely out of public view as he visited Dayton, Ohio, the first of his two scheduled stops Wednesday intended to console cities recovering from a pair of mass shootings over the weekend. Aside from brief appearances on the airport tarmac as he arrived and departed, Trump did not speak publicly or allow himself to be photographed. The visit to Dayton, a city of about 140,000 people, was a marked break with tradition, as presidents visiting grieving communities typically offer public condolences and use the opportunity to try to comfort the nation. "

    So bad at his job. 
    No, he did what he should have done, said nothing.

    For once I actually think he did the right thing.  It wasn't about him...

    Edit:

    I needed to add more to this.

    He usually makes it all about himself and even though he tries to make it about the issue it never works out that way.  He finally does something that doesn't seem like a photo op or soap box speech for once. 
    He should have made a speech that seeks to unify the country in a genuine way.  That's what Clinton, Bush and Obama would have done (in recent history).  I disagree that the right play is to be out of sight.  
    Everyone continuously says that Trump says the wrong things. Divides.  Does this, does that.

    He shuts his mouth and people still don't like it?

    I disagree with you.

    For once I am happy he shut up.  
    A. Deliver a unifying speech
    B. Shut the fuck up
    C. Say something stupid or racist publicly.  

    I expect A, he gave us B, we're thankful it wasn't C.  I don't grade the president on his own personal curve.  
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  • Ledbetterman10
    Ledbetterman10 Posts: 16,994
    edited August 2019


    He has no idea the difference between a news anchor and a commentator. He wants Fox News to be a his personal propaganda machine, and thinks everybody that appears on the network should be like Hannity. It doesn't work like that. Someone like Smith is tasked with reporting the news, not spinning the news like Hannity is. 

    This video is what I think Trump is whining about by the way. Comments are disabled and there's way more dislikes than likes because this video is not up the ally of the typical Fox News viewer. But good on Smith giving a real heart-felt take on the situation rather than toeing the party line....

    https://youtu.be/cP0XuSuWz5M
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  • jeffbr
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    He has no idea the difference between a news anchor and a commentator. He wants Fox News to be a his personal propaganda machine, and thinks everybody that appears on the network should be like Hannity. It doesn't work like that. Someone like Smith is tasked with reporting the news, not spinning the news like Hannity is. 

    This video is what I think Trump is whining about by the way. Comments are disabled and there's way more dislikes than likes because this video is not up the ally of the typical Fox News viewer. But good on Smith giving a real heart-felt take on the situation rather than toeing the party line....

    https://youtu.be/cP0XuSuWz5M
    Yeah, I respect Shep for not toeing the party line. He calls bullshit on Trump pretty often these days. And Trump's tweet was par for the course. He lines OANN - One America News Network - home of right wing bullshit conspiracy theories. Scary that POTUS gets his "news" from them, but not surprising.

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  • josevolution
    josevolution Posts: 31,604
    Divider in Chief yes your rhetoric brings people together but only 1 kind of people the White ones..
    https://apple.news/Ab2hGajmBTOegqbc_eATJ3g
    jesus greets me looks just like me ....
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