This is Why Trump is a SCUMBAG!
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UPDATED: Tuesday, April 7, 2026 22:00
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Show me the last time I posted any reichwing propaganda as a source, clown.
You only have one "source" for everything...Youtube.
Brexit isn't one issue, it's 300 issues. The core on both sides is stability vs. instability. I'm sure the UK will be fine no matter what they do, so I don't really care. Looking at their insane housing prices, they could do with the reduction of immigrants just on that front. The average no frills 1800 sq ft home there anywhere near a decent area goes for 400 thousand pounds. Generations will NEVER be able to move out.
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Originally posted by Wishimay:Quote:
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Show me the last time I posted any reichwing propaganda as a source, clown.
You only have one "source" for everything...Youtube.
Brexit isn't one issue, it's 300 issues. The core on both sides is stability vs. instability. I'm sure the UK will be fine no matter what they do, so I don't really care. Looking at their insane housing prices, they could do with the reduction of immigrants just on that front. The average no frills 1800 sq ft home there anywhere near a decent area goes for 400 thousand pounds. Generations will NEVER be able to move out.
Wow. That's actually a fairly impressive reply.
I tip me hat to ye, m'lady.

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Donald Trump ‘Owned’ By Russia ‘For Many Years,’ Says ‘Art Of Deal’ Ghostwriter, Calls Trump ‘America’s Enemy’
Tony Schwartz, who wrote Donald Trump's 1987 bestseller, 'The Art of the Deal,' with him, says that Trump has likely been an 'asset' of the Russian government for at least 30 years.
https://www.inquisitr.com/4986267/donald-trump-russia-art-of-deal-ghos
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“In 1987, Trump began discussing his desire to partner with Russia to use nuclear weapons on third countries, among them Pakistan and France,” wrote journalist Sarah Kendzior, who has extensively documented Trump’s long-standing Russia ties and presidential ambitions. “He also openly revealed the anti-American and xenophobic streak that remains part of his politics to this day, taking out full page ads condemning U.S. policies and calling America a ‘failure’ in a speech that October.”
SCUMBAG!
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Originally posted by reaverfan:
Donald Trump ‘Owned’ By Russia ‘For Many Years,’ Says ‘Art Of Deal’ Ghostwriter, Calls Trump ‘America’s Enemy’
Tony Schwartz, who wrote Donald Trump's 1987 bestseller, 'The Art of the Deal,' with him, says that Trump has likely been an 'asset' of the Russian government for at least 30 years.
https://www.inquisitr.com/4986267/donald-trump-russia-art-of-deal-ghos
twriter/
“In 1987, Trump began discussing his desire to partner with Russia to use nuclear weapons on third countries, among them Pakistan and France,” wrote journalist Sarah Kendzior, who has extensively documented Trump’s long-standing Russia ties and presidential ambitions. “He also openly revealed the anti-American and xenophobic streak that remains part of his politics to this day, taking out full page ads condemning U.S. policies and calling America a ‘failure’ in a speech that October.”
SCUMBAG!
Old news. Somebody posted about this guy half a year ago.
Meh... It is Sunday. Must be a slow news day.
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My take away is that even with all the revelations like this one that have been revealed, you still hold the same opinions that you've held since day one Jack. This exposes your inability to learn. Sad Jack, this is very sad.
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Your one-sided characterization was incomplete. We have here, on this planet, multi-national corporations that we don't get to vote on, that run governments, that run countries.
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Originally posted by 1kiki:
If anything the sentiment was Anti-Capitalist with Mal fighting central corporate/ government structure??
I don't think the show was about having NO leadership, just not having a planet half a solar system away trying and failing to lead ANYTHING effectively. Thus the comment about being meddled with or left alone equally. I wouldn't want to have a ruling system on another planet I didn't get a say in, and always assumed it was a modern take on the Revolutionary War. Joss isn't a Socialist, either way...
"In July 2012, at the San Diego Comic-Con International, in response to one woman who noted the anti-corporate themes in many of his films, and asked him to give his economic philosophy in 30 seconds or less, Whedon spoke out against both socialism and capitalism, stating that "ultimately all these systems don't work".[citation needed] (from Wiki)
And it's not like Mal wasn't trying to earn a profit, either...so you are just grasping at straws there...
SECOND is a troll because it constantly misrepresents what people post, fails to address their actual positions, and resorts to personal attacks when its brain isn't working (which is most of the time).
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The difference? WE ARE ON THE SAME PLANET. Even poor people here have access to a phone or computer usually. I doubt most people in the FF 'Verse would. If you chose to, you could call the corporations or write letters until someone responds.
There's a HUGE difference between having the possibility of a say and not even having the capability to say a thing.
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"If you chose to, you could call the corporations or write letters until someone responds."
Maybe you need to look up the history of 'company towns'. When the businesses own everything ... they determine how much you'll get paid. How many hours you'll work. What your work conditions will be. How much a loaf of bread - or indeed anything ... will cost.
You mean we get to whine at a conglomerate until someone responds? And if they don't - we get to go to arbitration in Basel (per user/ customer agreement)? Or whine at our congressional rep? Or go to one of those consumer help TV programs that shame local businesses on air?
Does that sound like we have a say in anything?
SECOND is a troll because it constantly misrepresents what people post, fails to address their actual positions, and resorts to personal attacks when its brain isn't working (which is most of the time).
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"This is all that needs to be said.
I am fucking tired of all the watering down the media is doing to this issue.
Let's throw out any and all speculation about the crimes Trump may or may not have committed or the collusion that he may or may not have known about. Let's pretend Mueller's investigation doesn't exist.
Let us consider only the things we know, for a verifiable, we-have-it-on-fucking-tape fact that he has done in his tenure as President.
The things Trump has done, publicly; his refusal to enforce Russian sanctions, his refusal to accept the ICs consensus on Russia's involvement in our election hack, his decision to meet with Putin with literally NO other Americans present, his calling the European Union a foe, his going on interview with Bill O'Reilly and saying "you think America is so innocent", his instigation of mindless, hugely dangerous trade wars with countless countries across the world, that will plunge us perilously closer to an economic recession - that is treason.
That is a betrayal of this country. That is a gross negligence of his duty and his oath of office.
That should be enough. But instead Republicans play sycophantic bullshit partisan games, and Democrats and the rest of us refuse to bluntly call Trump's actions what they are." -ninemiletree
I can expand bigly, on that.
And, where are the children? Or, are they, as Ann Coulter suggested, "crisis actors?"
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Originally posted by JJ:
My take away is that even with all the revelations like this one that have been revealed, you still hold the same opinions that you've held since day one Jack. This exposes your inability to learn. Sad Jack, this is very sad.
T
Says the one note hypocrite who hasn't changed his tune since I've sobered up.
Seriously dude. Get a hobby or something.
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