Donald Trump Has Been Indicted And Yes Arrested; Four Times Now And Counting. I was Right
POSTED BY: THG
UPDATED: Wednesday, August 19, 2026 03:20
VIEWED: 50875
PAGE 60 of 96
T 
NOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
Unlike SIX, I'm not saying that Trump will be fine. Im fully aware that the deep state can maliciously persecute and prosecute anyone who seriously challenges their power. If character assasination and lawfare don't work, there's always actual assassination.
As Chuck Schumer said, the CIA can get Trump "six ways from Sunday", and right now they're working on method #5.
But that's a tyranny, not how the USA is supposed to work.
-----------
"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal." - Henry Kissinger
Loving America is like loving an addicted spouse - SIGNYM
NOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
Ted wouldn't be a Democrat if he wasn't cheerleading tyranny.
--------------------------------------------------
Political correctness is just tyranny, with a smiley face.
NOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
THUGR and SECOND should recognize that everything the DNC SAYS that Trump would do - destroy democracy etc....the DNC are doing themselves.
Widespread censorship to protect "freedom of speech?"
Weaponize the DOJ against political opponents but let criminal go free for justice?
Pit races, sexes, and genders against each other to end racism, sexism, and intolerance?
How can anyone have so little self-awareness?
Ok, I understand that SECOND is a sociopath and a liar, and that he virtue-sigbals as camouflage.
But I trust that THUGR is sincere and loves America. Doesn't he realize that he is trying to destroy the rights that make America the bold experiment that it is?
-----------
"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal." - Henry Kissinger
Loving America is like loving an addicted spouse - SIGNYM
NOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
Quote:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
THUGR and SECOND should recognize that everything the DNC SAYS that Trump would do - destroy democracy etc....the DNC are doing themselves.
Widespread censorship to protect "freedom of speech?"
Weaponize the DOJ against political opponents but let criminal go free for justice?
Pit races, sexes, and genders against each other to end racism, sexism, and intolerance?
How can anyone have so little self-awareness?
Ok, I understand that SECOND is a sociopath and a liar, and that he virtue-sigbals as camouflage.
But I trust that THUGR is sincere and loves America. Doesn't he realize that he is trying to destroy the rights that make America the bold experiment that it is?
Ted is lacking in self-awareness, but he's merely naive.
Second's skipping the prison talk and just outright advocating for murdering people he doesn't agree with.
Just look at this recent exchange tonight...
http://fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?bid=18&tid=65372&mid=11843
17#1184317
Quote:
Originally posted by second:
21st-century surveys mostly consider James Buchanan, Lincoln's predecessor, as the worst president for his lack of leadership during the build-up to the Civil War. Imagine Biden faced with the same situation. Would Biden let Jefferson Davis, the Confederate, become President instead of arresting Jeff Davis? Hopefully, Biden will see the parallels with James Buchanan foolishly ignoring Jeff Davis' stated plans, and he will not let Trump become President.
Quote:
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
That's some third-world Dictator shit you're talking right there.
Yanno... The type of shit all the Leftists in the Media keep claiming that Trump is going to do once he wins next year.
P.S. Biden doesn't know who any of those people are. Including Trump.
Quote:
Originally posted by second:
The fundamental problem with the so-called "good" people is that they won't kill bad people unless there is a long and drawn-out process in courts that takes many years. Essentially, "good" people, even the most powerful, don't want to take responsibility for what happens but would wish with their entire soul and being to make it completely confusing and unclear who is responsible for handling bad people, such as Trump. On the other hand, bad people won't reciprocate since bad people have no compunctions against killing good people.
By the way, the Founding Fathers went to war with the King of England. They would kill bad people with only a moment's notice. Trump would have had to flee to England or be hanged by the Revolutionaries. That Jefferson Davis was not hanged for treason says the USA got legalistic, weak, and silly. The Confederates had no problem with murdering Lincoln. They cheered his death.
Quote:
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
"Good" is subjective.
At least half the country would think you were an abomination if they read all the shit you post here. Especially under your banned Reaverfan handle. Including a lot of people who don't vote Republican.
There's a lot of Democrats out there that aren't evil.
You're not one of them.
--------------------------------------------------
Political correctness is just tyranny, with a smiley face.
NOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
SECOND is trying to habituate people to the idea of assasination being a good thing. He's trying to normalize it.
Assasination is easy to consider when the person is dead, and the information that is presented is truncated. So, sure, let's assasinate Buchanan! Hypothetically anyway.
From there it's just a quick skip to approving assasination of someone living. Someone the presenter really hates. Its like an online Milgram experiment.
It's really easy to accuse someone of being "evil". "Evil" is a strong word, and even if it's a brainwashing technique it really sticks.
So, I say that SECOND is evil.
Unlike Buchanan, he's around to defend himself.
Let him defend himself.
-----------
"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal." - Henry Kissinger
Loving America is like loving an addicted spouse - SIGNYM
NOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
Quote:Have you ever heard of the thought experiment where a time traveler kills Adolf Hitler before he becomes powerful and therefore the German people do not achieve their dream of der Lebensraum? Trump has certainly let the American people know that he will help some of them, but not all, achieve their dream world. What Donald Trump is now expressly promising is perfectly clear.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
SECOND is trying to habituate people to the idea of assasination being a good thing. He's trying to normalize it.
Assasination is easy to consider when the person is dead, and the information that is presented is truncated. So, sure, let's assasinate Buchanan! Hypothetically anyway.
From there it's just a quick skip to approving assasination of someone living. Someone the presenter really hates. Its like an online Milgram experiment.
It's really easy to accuse someone of being "evil". "Evil" is a strong word, and even if it's a brainwashing technique it really sticks.
So, I say that SECOND is evil.
Unlike Buchanan, he's around to defend himself.
Let him defend himself.
Gone are the gauzy illusions that he just wants to make America safe. Gone are the double and triple meanings that the press used to parse for days. Donald Trump used to be described as inadvertently saying the quiet parts out loud, but now he is quite purposefully and openly calling for mass deportations and the murder of his opponents and martial law.
As ever, there are observers arguing that Trump has just lost temporary control of his mouth when he says these things. Let’s be clear: Those people are making a staggering category error.
Now, when Trump threatens a law clerk or pledges to use the Justice Department to “go after” the Biden family, we don’t need to wonder if he really means it because we have learned, firsthand, that he is not joking.
Partly and understandably, the American public has become thoroughly numb to Trump’s verbal excesses and bluster — most of his lines are repetitive and tired, so they elicit less response than they once did. But it’s also fundamentally the case that the things Trump whispered at and winked about once are now broadly and openly stated. In fact, the very same things — like separating migrant families at the border — that used to be implemented in secret and denied in public are now overtly set forth as policy and justified as wins. So instead of asking ourselves why Trump openly speaks in this violent, dangerous way to the American public, shouldn’t we instead be trying to parse what, precisely, allows the American public to be spoken to this way?
Peter Wehner attempts to answer this question in an essay in the Atlantic by explaining that what Trump uses speech to do — dehumanize his political opponents — allows his followers to become ever more comfortable with the idea of treating them like animals:
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/11/trump-becoming-frigh
teningly-clear-about-what-he-wants/676086/
In 2019, Kennedy Ndahiro, the editor of the Rwandan daily newspaper The New Times, explained to readers of The Atlantic how years of cultivated hatred had led to death on a horrifying scale.
“In Rwanda,” he wrote, “we know what can happen when political leaders and media outlets single out certain groups of people as less than human.”
Ndahiro pointed out that in 1959, Joseph Habyarimana Gitera, an influential political figure within the largest ethnic group in Rwanda, the Hutus, had openly called for the elimination of the Tutsi, the second-largest of Rwanda’s ethnic groups. Gitera referred to the Tutsi as “vermin.”
“The stigmatization and dehumanization of the Tutsi had begun,” Ndahiro wrote. It culminated in a 100-day stretch in 1994 when an estimated 1 million people were killed, the majority of whom were Tutsi. “The worst kind of hatred had been unleashed,” Ndahiro wrote. “What began with dehumanizing words ended in bloodshed.”
I THOUGHT ABOUT the events that led up to the Rwandan
NOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
Quote:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
SECOND is trying to habituate people to the idea of assasination being a good thing. He's trying to normalize it.
Assasination is easy to consider when the person is dead, and the information that is presented is truncated. So, sure, let's assasinate Buchanan! Hypothetically anyway.
From there it's just a quick skip to approving assasination of someone living. Someone the presenter really hates. Its like an online Milgram experiment.
It's really easy to accuse someone of being "evil". "Evil" is a strong word, and even if it's a brainwashing technique it really sticks.
So, I say that SECOND is evil.
Unlike Buchanan, he's around to defend himself.
Let him defend himself.
SECOND: Adolf Hitler ... Trump
So now you're insinuating that Trump is like Hitler.
I say YOU'RE like Hitler. After all aren't you the one who says that the elite are the master race and the rest of humanity (including most Americans) are just meaningless hairless chimps? That people who get in your way should be killed?
How Hitlerian of you!
-----------
"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal." - Henry Kissinger
Loving America is like loving an addicted spouse - SIGNYM
NOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
Quote:Signym, you know exactly what Trump is doing and you approve:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
So now you're insinuating that Trump is like Hitler.
I say YOU'RE like Hitler. After all aren't you the one who says that the elite are the master race and the rest of humanity (including most Americans) are just meaningless hairless chimps? That people who get in your way should be killed?
How Hitlerian of you!
Dehumanizers view their targets as having “a human appearance but a subhuman essence,” according to David Livingstone Smith, a philosophy professor who has written on the history and complicated psychological roots of dehumanization. “It is the dehumanizer’s nagging awareness of the other’s humanity that gives dehumanization its distinctive psychological flavor,” he writes. “Ironically, it is our inability to regard other people as nothing but animals that leads to unimaginable cruelty and destructiveness.” Dehumanized people can be turned into something worse than animals; they can be turned into monsters. They aren’t just dangerous; they are metaphysically threatening. They are not just subhuman; they are irredeemably destructive.
THAT IS THE WICKEDLY SHREWD rhetorical and psychological game that Trump is playing, and he plays it very well. Alone among American politicians, he has an intuitive sense of how to inflame detestations and resentments within his supporters while also deepening their loyalty to him, even their reverence for him.
Trump’s opponents, including the press, are “truly the enemy of the people.” He demanded that the parent company of MSNBC and NBC be investigated for “treason” over what he described as “one-side[d] and vicious coverage.” He insinuated on his social network, Truth Social, that the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Mark Milley, deserved to be executed for committing treason. At a Trump event in Iowa, days after that post, one Trump supporter asked why Milley wasn’t “in there before a firing squad within a month.” Another told NBC News, “Treason is treason. There’s only one cure for treason: being put to death.”
Trump has taken to mocking the violent attack on Nancy Pelosi’s husband, which left him with a fractured skull that required surgery and other serious injuries. Special Counsel Jack Smith, who has brought two indictments against the former president, is a “Trump-hating prosecutor” who is “deranged” and a “disgrace to America”—and whose wife and family “despise me much more than he does.” The former president posted the name, photo, and private Instagram account of a law clerk serving Judge Arthur Engoron, who is currently presiding over Trump’s civil fraud trial and whom Trump despises and has repeatedly attacked, describing him as “CRAZY” and “CRAZED in his hatred of me.” (Trump later deleted the Truth Social post targeting the law clerk, whom he called a “Trump Hating Clerk,” but not until after it had been widely disseminated.)
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/11/trump-becoming-frigh
teningly-clear-about-what-he-wants/676086/
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
NOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
Quote:
Originally posted by second:Quote:Signym, you know exactly what Trump is doing and you approve:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
So now you're insinuating that Trump is like Hitler.
I say YOU'RE like Hitler. After all aren't you the one who says that the elite are the master race and the rest of humanity (including most Americans) are just meaningless hairless chimps? That people who get in your way should be killed?
How Hitlerian of you!
Dehumanizers view their targets as having “a human appearance but a subhuman essence,” ...
Yes, and that is EXACTLY what YOU do. "Trumptards", Russians, the overwhelming majority of people in the world... all less than human to you. "Hairless chimps" you called us. Orcs. Not worthy to live. Extermination fodder.
I haven't heard Trump use the language that you use. I haven't heard PUTIN use the language that you do. Only you and fascists like you.
And no, I don't approve.
-----------
"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal." - Henry Kissinger
Loving America is like loving an addicted spouse - SIGNYM
NOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME