Trump's Full Statement
POSTED BY: 6IXSTRINGJACK
UPDATED: Sunday, November 3, 2024 23:23
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Quote:6ix, fill out your card to receive valuable free gifts:
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Oh fuck off.
your shit party
And the bullshit media
The same fucking media
in an attempt to ruin their lives.
Get fucked, authoritarians.
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My life is neither unhappy nor a failure.
You'd better enjoy today. Back to your shitty job tomorrow, wage-slave.
Meanwhile, Trump will be fine and he will be your next President. Check the polls.
Also meanwhile...
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Ridin' with Biden??
More people shot or died in Chicago alone this weekend than what died in Russia's imperial 'mostly peaceful' invasion of Ukraine?
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Quote:The problem was never Trump, but the Democrats don't want to properly identify what is wrong. The wrongest people I know, from decades before Trump entered politics, all voted for Trump. What has always been wrong with them is wrong with Trump. Trump attracts people who are as wrong headed as he is. Trump's life has been one misadventure after another: bankruptcy, tax cheating, adultery, divorce, lying, breaking contracts, suing and being sued. But Trump has risen above the consequences because he inherited a $billion. Most Trump voters aren't insulated from consequences since they don't have his kind of money, but they can imagine rising upward in the class hierarchy that places Trump at the Mt Everest peak of status.
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
My life is neither unhappy nor a failure.
You'd better enjoy today. Back to your shitty job tomorrow, wage-slave.
Meanwhile, Trump will be fine and he will be your next President. Check the polls.
Also meanwhile...
Here's your card.
DEMOCRAT VICTIM CARD
Choose a scapegoat for your unhappiness and overall failure in life.
Check one or more options below:
__ Trump
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Trump's MAGA slogan? It means make me great again. The poor suffering Trump voters want to feel great about themselves, but still be the same dumb jerks as always, just like Trump has always been a jerk. What infuriates Trump voters is the idea that if Trump gets punished for top secret papers at Mar-a-Lago, or punished for cheating on his income taxes/real estate taxes, despite all his money and power, there is no hope for poor little Trump voters wishing to be made great again without working on themselves.
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Blah, blah, blah...
Same old shit from you. If you had only written 5 posts since I'd sobered up in the beginning of 2017 until now, you wouldn't have said any less than you've said in thousands of posts in that time.
Democrats are done. Deal with it loser.
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Quote:What is the connection to Biden? Or Russia invading Ukraine? Chicago has always been Chicago. Do you have some weird explanation for how Biden (or Putin) pulls the trigger, not the person holding the gun?
Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN:
Ridin' with Biden??
More people shot or died in Chicago alone this weekend than what died in Russia's imperial 'mostly peaceful' invasion of Ukraine?
Chicago homicides in 2022: 393 people have been slain. Here’s how that compares with previous years. - Chicago Tribune • Aug 08, 2022 at 11:24 am
797 in 2021
778 in 2016
947 in 1992
https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-chicago-homicides-data
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Quote:6ix, you are mentally ill. Every story about yourself is crazy, going back to first ones. But not to worry, because Trump has been diagnosed as crazy, too. From my experience with Trump voters in Texas, they were crazy people long before voting for Trump and they have the messed up lives to prove they are not mentally solid people.
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Blah, blah, blah...
Same old shit from you. If you had only written 5 posts since I'd sobered up in the beginning of 2017 until now, you wouldn't have said any less than you've said in thousands of posts in that time.
Democrats are done. Deal with it loser.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=trump+crazy
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and hoe to fix California, Newyork, Albuquerque, St Louis MO, Anniston, New Orleans, Baltimore MD, Detroit Michigan, Portland?
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Originally posted by second:
Chicago has always been Chicago.
This time they have a Beetlejuice who bankrupted the city?
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The Argument Against Making Trump Obey the Law
In 2016, James Comey, then the head of the F.B.I., was worried about what Trump’s supporters would think of the resolution of the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails.
First, in July 2016, Comey broke protocol to give a news conference in which he criticized Clinton even while announcing that she’d committed no crime. He reportedly did this because he wanted to protect the reputation of the F.B.I. from inevitable right-wing claims that the investigation had been shut down for political reasons.
Then, on Oct. 28, just days before the election, Comey broke protocol again, telling Congress that the Clinton investigation had been reopened because of emails found on the laptop of the former congressman Anthony Weiner. The Justice Department generally discourages filing charges or taking “overt investigative steps” close to an election if they might influence the result. Comey disregarded this because, once again, he dreaded a right-wing freakout once news of the reopened investigation emerged.
“The prospect of oversight hearings, led by restive Republicans investigating an F.B.I. ‘cover-up,’ made everyone uneasy,” The New Yorker reported. In Comey’s memoir, he admitted fearing that concealing the new stage of the investigation — which ended up yielding nothing — would make Clinton, who he assumed would win, seem “illegitimate.” (He didn’t, of course, feel similarly compelled to make public the investigation into Russian interference in the election.)
Comey’s attempts to pre-empt a conservative firestorm blew up in his face. He helped put Trump in the White House, where Trump did generational damage to the rule of law and led us to a place where prominent Republicans are calling for abolishing the F.B.I.
This should be a lesson about the futility of shaping law enforcement decisions around the sensitivities of Trump’s base. Yet after the F.B.I. executed a search warrant at Trump’s beachfront estate this week, some intelligent people have questioned the wisdom of subjecting the former president to the normal operation of the law because of the effect it will have on his most febrile admirers.
Andrew Yang, one of the founders of a new centrist third party, tweeted about the “millions of Americans who will see this as unjust persecution.” Damon Linker, usually one of the more sensible centrist thinkers, wrote, “Rather than healing the country’s civic wounds, the effort to punish Trump will only deepen them.”
The Atlantic’s Tim Alberta described feeling “nauseous” watching coverage of the raid. “What we must acknowledge — even those of us who believe Trump has committed crimes, in some cases brazenly so, and deserves full prosecution under the law — is that bringing him to justice could have some awful consequences,” he wrote.
In some sense, Alberta’s words are obviously true; Trumpists are already issuing death threats against the judge who signed off on the warrant, and a Shabbat service at his synagogue was reportedly canceled because of the security risk. On Thursday, an armed man tried to breach an F.B.I. field office in Ohio, and The New York Times reported that he appears to have attended a pro-Trump rally in Washington the night before the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. The former president relishes his ability to stir up a mob; it’s part of what makes him so dangerous.
We already know, however, that the failure to bring Trump to justice — for his company’s alleged financial chicanery and his alleged sexual assault, for obstructing Robert Mueller’s special counsel investigation and turning the presidency into a squalid influence-peddling operation, for trying to steal an election and encouraging an insurrection — has been disastrous.
What has strengthened Trump has not been prosecution but impunity, an impunity that some of those who stormed the Capitol thought, erroneously, applied to them as well. Trump’s mystique is built on his defiance of rules that bind everyone else. He is reportedly motivated to run for president again in part bec
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Originally posted by second:Quote:6ix, you are mentally ill. Every story about yourself is crazy, going back to first ones. But not to worry, because Trump has been diagnosed as crazy, too. From my experience with Trump voters in Texas, they were crazy people long before voting for Trump and they have the messed up lives to prove they are not mentally solid people.
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Blah, blah, blah...
Same old shit from you. If you had only written 5 posts since I'd sobered up in the beginning of 2017 until now, you wouldn't have said any less than you've said in thousands of posts in that time.
Democrats are done. Deal with it loser.
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I'm sure everyone here will forgive me for not taking medical diagnosis from a McDonald's employee who spends all his free time jerking off in his mom's basement.
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