Donald Trump
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And Antifa does not have my respect with some of their tactics."My brain's a good brain!"0
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Not that it mitigates the racists violeance, but who thinks antifa went looking for a fight? I do
Doesn't someone on here know Woody Kaine? Lets get that person to ask Woody his thoughts.
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Haven't read all of the posts, but my thought is that even if Trump says the right things about denouncing racism and white nationalists, it takes him way too long to do the right thing.
It is odd because you want to say he has terrible instincts (which he does), but at the same time his instincts helped win him the presidency. Sad.
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Tiki said:Fascism is pretty lame. Anti fascism is not lame. It takes courage.Post edited by PJPOWER on0
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PJ_Soul said:JC29856 said:Bentleyspop said:Not sure if this belongs here or the Idiot Thread.....Trump: I'm 'seriously considering' pardoning Joe Arpaio
Pretty ballsy for Trump to discuss this yesterday with the Charlottesville chitstorm
He calls that racist fuck who has no respect for the the law or human rights a "great American patriot". This is definitely not surprising, and definitely reinforces what we already know about Trump and friends.0 -
PJPOWER said:Tiki said:Fascism is pretty lame. Anti fascism is not lame. It takes courage.
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Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Gern Blansten said:Go Beavers said:tempo_n_groove said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:PJfanwillneverleave1 said:^^^
I think instead of making an immediate off the hip speech right after the tragic event happened would have been lost on so many. No one cares what a politician says during an extreme time of hate/mourning/pain. After a few days for everything to sink in and emotions a little ( I say a little) less heated the people who the message was intended for were in a better position to receive it. You can't react to everything at every second and expect your message to be heard. It's like people that constantly post in one thread. Eventually people don't read them. So to answer no I don't think it was damage control.
I don't ever recall a sitting president saying nothing about a major event to "let the events sink in".
I was wondering where the police presence was.
Given the unrest I am surprised that there weren't shootings. I would think the police deserve credit for that.
Come on man. You're really coming across as an apologist. Even if it was true... one side is armed to perpetuate hate, while one side would have been armed to stop hatred (just like in WWII when 'real' patriots took up arms against nazis).
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mrussel1 said:PJ_Soul said:JC29856 said:Bentleyspop said:Not sure if this belongs here or the Idiot Thread.....Trump: I'm 'seriously considering' pardoning Joe Arpaio
Pretty ballsy for Trump to discuss this yesterday with the Charlottesville chitstorm
He calls that racist fuck who has no respect for the the law or human rights a "great American patriot". This is definitely not surprising, and definitely reinforces what we already know about Trump and friends.
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JC29856 said:josevolution said:tempo_n_groove said:Tiki said:"on many sides, on many sides."
What's beyond repulsive is when her death is used to advance ideology.0 -
PJfanwillneverleave1 said:^^^
I think instead of making an immediate off the hip speech right after the tragic event happened would have been lost on so many. No one cares what a politician says during an extreme time of hate/mourning/pain. After a few days for everything to sink in and emotions a little ( I say a little) less heated the people who the message was intended for were in a better position to receive it. You can't react to everything at every second and expect your message to be heard. It's like people that constantly post in one thread. Eventually people don't read them. So to answer no I don't think it was damage control.0 -
PJPOWER said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Gern Blansten said:Go Beavers said:tempo_n_groove said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:PJfanwillneverleave1 said:^^^
I think instead of making an immediate off the hip speech right after the tragic event happened would have been lost on so many. No one cares what a politician says during an extreme time of hate/mourning/pain. After a few days for everything to sink in and emotions a little ( I say a little) less heated the people who the message was intended for were in a better position to receive it. You can't react to everything at every second and expect your message to be heard. It's like people that constantly post in one thread. Eventually people don't read them. So to answer no I don't think it was damage control.
I don't ever recall a sitting president saying nothing about a major event to "let the events sink in".
I was wondering where the police presence was.
Given the unrest I am surprised that there weren't shootings. I would think the police deserve credit for that.
Come on man. You're really coming across as an apologist. Even if it was true... one side is armed to perpetuate hate, while one side would have been armed to stop hatred (just like in WWII when 'real' patriots took up arms against nazis).
These boobs are confused.0 -
tempo_n_groove said:josevolution said:It took well over 24 hrs for Orange bafoon to denounce all the hate groups involved in weekends marches ! Please tell me what was more important in his vacation plans then to denounce the murder of an American citizen by a racist group ...
Where in Europe when an incident happened they labeled it a "radical Islam attack"
Not that this was a Muslim/Islam matter but I can see it the same way as Trump not calling it out for what it was right away.jesus greets me looks just like me ....0 -
mrussel1 said:PJPOWER said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Gern Blansten said:Go Beavers said:tempo_n_groove said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:PJfanwillneverleave1 said:^^^
I think instead of making an immediate off the hip speech right after the tragic event happened would have been lost on so many. No one cares what a politician says during an extreme time of hate/mourning/pain. After a few days for everything to sink in and emotions a little ( I say a little) less heated the people who the message was intended for were in a better position to receive it. You can't react to everything at every second and expect your message to be heard. It's like people that constantly post in one thread. Eventually people don't read them. So to answer no I don't think it was damage control.
I don't ever recall a sitting president saying nothing about a major event to "let the events sink in".
I was wondering where the police presence was.
Given the unrest I am surprised that there weren't shootings. I would think the police deserve credit for that.
Come on man. You're really coming across as an apologist. Even if it was true... one side is armed to perpetuate hate, while one side would have been armed to stop hatred (just like in WWII when 'real' patriots took up arms against nazis).
These boobs are confused.0 -
PJPOWER said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Gern Blansten said:Go Beavers said:tempo_n_groove said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:PJfanwillneverleave1 said:^^^
I think instead of making an immediate off the hip speech right after the tragic event happened would have been lost on so many. No one cares what a politician says during an extreme time of hate/mourning/pain. After a few days for everything to sink in and emotions a little ( I say a little) less heated the people who the message was intended for were in a better position to receive it. You can't react to everything at every second and expect your message to be heard. It's like people that constantly post in one thread. Eventually people don't read them. So to answer no I don't think it was damage control.
I don't ever recall a sitting president saying nothing about a major event to "let the events sink in".
I was wondering where the police presence was.
Given the unrest I am surprised that there weren't shootings. I would think the police deserve credit for that.
Come on man. You're really coming across as an apologist. Even if it was true... one side is armed to perpetuate hate, while one side would have been armed to stop hatred (just like in WWII when 'real' patriots took up arms against nazis).
These boobs are confused.
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PJPOWER said:mrussel1 said:PJPOWER said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Gern Blansten said:Go Beavers said:tempo_n_groove said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:PJfanwillneverleave1 said:^^^
I think instead of making an immediate off the hip speech right after the tragic event happened would have been lost on so many. No one cares what a politician says during an extreme time of hate/mourning/pain. After a few days for everything to sink in and emotions a little ( I say a little) less heated the people who the message was intended for were in a better position to receive it. You can't react to everything at every second and expect your message to be heard. It's like people that constantly post in one thread. Eventually people don't read them. So to answer no I don't think it was damage control.
I don't ever recall a sitting president saying nothing about a major event to "let the events sink in".
I was wondering where the police presence was.
Given the unrest I am surprised that there weren't shootings. I would think the police deserve credit for that.
Come on man. You're really coming across as an apologist. Even if it was true... one side is armed to perpetuate hate, while one side would have been armed to stop hatred (just like in WWII when 'real' patriots took up arms against nazis).
These boobs are confused.0 -
bootlegger10 said:
Haven't read all of the posts, but my thought is that even if Trump says the right things about denouncing racism and white nationalists, it takes him way too long to do the right thing.
It is odd because you want to say he has terrible instincts (which he does), but at the same time his instincts helped win him the presidency. Sad.
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cottagesteeze said:PJfanwillneverleave1 said:^^^
I think instead of making an immediate off the hip speech right after the tragic event happened would have been lost on so many. No one cares what a politician says during an extreme time of hate/mourning/pain. After a few days for everything to sink in and emotions a little ( I say a little) less heated the people who the message was intended for were in a better position to receive it. You can't react to everything at every second and expect your message to be heard. It's like people that constantly post in one thread. Eventually people don't read them. So to answer no I don't think it was damage control.
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mrussel1 said:JC29856 said:josevolution said:tempo_n_groove said:Tiki said:"on many sides, on many sides."
What's beyond repulsive is when her death is used to advance ideology.
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mrussel1 said:PJPOWER said:mrussel1 said:PJPOWER said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:PJPOWER said:Gern Blansten said:Go Beavers said:tempo_n_groove said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:HughFreakingDillon said:mcgruff10 said:PJfanwillneverleave1 said:^^^
I think instead of making an immediate off the hip speech right after the tragic event happened would have been lost on so many. No one cares what a politician says during an extreme time of hate/mourning/pain. After a few days for everything to sink in and emotions a little ( I say a little) less heated the people who the message was intended for were in a better position to receive it. You can't react to everything at every second and expect your message to be heard. It's like people that constantly post in one thread. Eventually people don't read them. So to answer no I don't think it was damage control.
I don't ever recall a sitting president saying nothing about a major event to "let the events sink in".
I was wondering where the police presence was.
Given the unrest I am surprised that there weren't shootings. I would think the police deserve credit for that.
Come on man. You're really coming across as an apologist. Even if it was true... one side is armed to perpetuate hate, while one side would have been armed to stop hatred (just like in WWII when 'real' patriots took up arms against nazis).
These boobs are confused.0 -
PJfanwillneverleave1 said:cottagesteeze said:PJfanwillneverleave1 said:^^^
I think instead of making an immediate off the hip speech right after the tragic event happened would have been lost on so many. No one cares what a politician says during an extreme time of hate/mourning/pain. After a few days for everything to sink in and emotions a little ( I say a little) less heated the people who the message was intended for were in a better position to receive it. You can't react to everything at every second and expect your message to be heard. It's like people that constantly post in one thread. Eventually people don't read them. So to answer no I don't think it was damage control.
You are relentless."My brain's a good brain!"0
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