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gently caress You And Diebold posted:my point of pride is the (mistaken) permaban I now have on my rapsheet, its like coming back from the dead How can you mistaken permaban? 
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Fuschia tude posted:How can you mistaken permaban?
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speng31b posted:I hope he does. I have a hard time thinking of anything he could do to discredit himself more fully. You're optimistic if you think this would discredit Trump in some meaningful way where he'd lose standing and influence, rather than everyone simply coming to accept that the new President deciding to prosecute their opponent based on their mood is how things work now. A few "Man how crazy is this?" articles, a few protests that get ignored or dismissed as violent sore loser riots, then the rest of the Republicans would remind us all to "give him a chance" and then we just embrace a world where Hillary's in Guantanamo because Stein hurt Trump's feelings.
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Nov 27, 2016 06:02
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Trumps Baby Hands posted:this is why they never let him talk in the games 
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Nov 27, 2016 06:04
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Covok posted:I wonder if this leads to him putting Hillary on trial out of spite. Nope, Jill Stein is now enemy of the state. The Clintons are good people.
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Nov 27, 2016 06:05
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The funny thing is that his meltdown is due to his knowledge of Russian interference. The funniest thing is that it isn't but he's so shallow and weak that any loss of numbers or a state or two will result in him not being as much of a president. The State of the Union is going to be classic. It's going to be a mishmash of bullshit nonsense with Paul Ryan not knowing when to clap and the Republicans standing and clapping at odd times when Trump hasn't finished speaking while the Democrats sit quietly and stare, knowing it's driving him crazy. Then his wig will fall off. shiksa posted:Good lord he's gonna get baited by other countries so hard. China's already started by mocking his 45% tariff bullshit. Covok posted:I wonder if this leads to him putting Hillary on trial out of spite. Then Obama pardons her and Bill and gives a finger on the way out. Dolash posted:You're optimistic if you think this would discredit Trump in some meaningful way where he'd lose standing and influence, rather than everyone simply coming to accept that the new President deciding to prosecute their opponent based on their mood is how things work now. A few "Man how crazy is this?" articles, a few protests that get ignored or dismissed as violent sore loser riots, then the rest of the Republicans would remind us all to "give him a chance" and then we just embrace a world where Hillary's in Guantanamo because Stein hurt Trump's feelings. No no no....the funniest thing is that the Republicans think they can control this. Kellyanne is a dimwit so she might just take the abuse until her body gives out, but keep an eye on Priebus and Ryan as they try to keep this idiot under control. Pence will just keep drinking and acting like a guy who just got interrupted from a deep nap, but Ryan and Priebus are going to age big time. Just wait until they get their 'don't take the president literally' speech on tape and it's aired across the world. poo poo. Will. Explode.
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Nov 27, 2016 06:06
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if trump ever put clinton on trial she'd just talk about all the time they spent together on the lolita express
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Nov 27, 2016 06:08
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Darkman Fanpage posted:if trump ever put clinton on trial she'd just talk about all the time they spent together on the lolita express "You ate the pizza too, Donald." *shimmies awkwardly*
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Nov 27, 2016 06:09
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honestly this and the last tweet probably stick in dem craws more than meaning he's shaken, can't say Trump isn't good with the barbs
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:Then his wig will fall off.
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Nov 27, 2016 06:10
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The funniest thing about the "Lock her up!" poo poo to me is that if you imagined a crafty, insidious fascist leader, what you'd expect to happen would be them claiming to be impartial and fair until they take office. Appoint a special prosecutor to look into Clinton while promising up and down that they're just conducting an "unbiased" investigation since politics had tainted the previous administration's justice department, then surprise surprise the hand-picked prosecutor finds "evidence" and a kangaroo court convicts. It's what people expected out of, say, the Bush administration, or Nixon, the sort of situation where maybe a heroic journalist revealing the investigation is a sham setup would matter and force the fascist to resign in disgrace. Basically that they'd have to subvert the system and abuse the spirit of the law to get their tyrannical actions through. Trump is absolutely not that type. He is completely up-front that jailing Hillary is, in his mind, dependent on his whim - if he's feeling generous, she walks, but if she causes a scene then Crooked Hillary gets the book thrown at her. There's no point in revealing the investigation is a sham because there's no pretense, and his supporters already know it. He won despite his wild accusations, because of them even, and he's actually getting blowback for not throwing his power around like a conqueror. There's really not that much you can do against that, we're really just lucky that Trump doesn't feel like pressing his advantage harder. I wonder if this is how it felt on the Republican side when Obama took office and there were calls for prosecuting the Bush administration? Privately, they must've thought Obama's constant olive branches and attempts at bipartisanship were pathetic, considering he could've ridden the wave that brought him into office to crush Republican resistance.
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http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a50827/white-working-class-voters/quote:Dave Kirsch stood in the parking lot of Himmel's Coal Yard in Carrolltown, where he drives a truck, and expressed optimism and preached patience—not, though, that much patience. "My boss, he's a pretty smart man," Kirsch told me, "and he said it can't change overnight, but he said give it six months to a year." Maggie Frear, a retired nurse, told me toward the end of our meeting one evening in her home that the changes Trump pledged would "take him at least a couple months." A couple months? "Or probably even two years," she said. Four years tops, though, she assured me."If he doesn't do what he said he was going to do, in four years I won't vote for him," Frear said, holding open her screen door, as I stepped out into the dark and the cold of the winter on the way. "If he doesn't do what he said he was going to do, in four years he shouldn't even run." Trump has a couple months to two years to bring back all the coal jobs. 
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Fuschia tude posted:How can you mistaken permaban? I had a hillary tag that I bought myself, so I never actually permatoxxed, but got caught up with them anyways. Messaged them about it and they changed it to a regular ban so I could rereg the account
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Rand alPaul posted:http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a50827/white-working-class-voters/ yeah. everyone except the coal miners/workers know coal is hosed and the jobs won't come back. trump is going to abadon the rust belt fast as gently caress and leave them to die. Covok posted:I wonder if this leads to him putting Hillary on trial out of spite. it might, trump is a petty motherfucker and probably will try to hurt or destroy anyone he believes has or will slite him but he also wants to look like good person(because appearance is all that matters to him) so who loving knows. all i know is this fuckhead is gonna get played like a violin by every country.
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Rand alPaul posted:http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a50827/white-working-class-voters/ Should I laugh at a bunch of desperate hillbillies who just hosed their futures by voting in a con artist in the vain hope that they won't have to deal with the new reality they face? Nah, I'm not that cruel. I'll save that laugh for the increasingly complex excuses they give for voting Republican in 2018 and 2020 because you know it'll be funny. mrbradlymrmartin posted:ive been waiting a quarter of a century for this It'll be epic when it happens. It's not going to be like he's going to just put it back on like nothing happened. Fucker is going to run off the stage like his rear end is on fire and not come back until Ivanka's staplegunned it back on.
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Nov 27, 2016 06:37
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at least pon de bundy wore the fkn hat boosted never did
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Wow, lot of posters don't seem to understand how a federal criminal trial is started or prosecuted. Things are almost certainly going to get worse before they get better, but it's pure Arzy to think Trump is unilaterally able to force a criminal case. Even if he can convince some patsy under Jeff Sessions to file charges they know drat well a DC or New York jury is never ever going to convict and it will just make people feel sorry for Clinton (if that's even possible).
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The president doesn't get to decide who is prosecuted.  E: beaten. You can't blame them for believing what our worthless douche-poo poo media blindly parrots 24 hour a day
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the best question he should've gotten asked was "Can you describe how a law is made in the United States" and just see what comes out
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Do you think Trump knows that he can't, and what do you think is going to happen when someone tries to tell him he can't? I think they could at least get as far as pressing charges if he demanded it, he'll say Hillary deleted a bunch of emails after the FBI subpoenaed them. If a judge throws it out he can at least get a new target for his base to blame everything on and howl at instead of him. Maybe Bannon will whisper in his ear to use some national security powers granted as part of the war on terror since her handling of the emails constituted a treasonous national security breach (if he chooses to see it as one), or someone'll teach Trump how to use recess appointments to pack the court with a few pet judges that'll hear any charges he wants to bring. Edit: Worst case scenario, he goes the "turbulent priest" route and brings up second amendment people again.
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Neurolimal posted:honestly this and the last tweet probably stick in dem craws more than meaning he's shaken, can't say Trump isn't good with the barbs Meh. Nothing says winner like the President-Elect making petty tweets because someone wants a recount. (an IMPOSSIBLE recount I mean)
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Rand alPaul posted:http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a50827/white-working-class-voters/ 4 years tops, 8 years at the outside and 50 if it's really hard.
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in four years: "i'm voting for him again so he can have even more power because he didn't have enough of it the first four years to fix our jobs"
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logikv9 posted:in four years: "i'm voting for him again so he can have even more power because he didn't have enough of it the first four years to fix our jobs" minus the more power thing wasn't that pretty much the rationale behind reelecting obama
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Neurolimal posted:honestly this and the last tweet probably stick in dem craws more than meaning he's shaken, can't say Trump isn't good with the barbs Honestly, it just reminds me he's a petty empty man.
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logikv9 posted:in four years: "i'm voting for him again so he can have even more power because he didn't have enough of it the first four years to fix our jobs" If those states had any drat foresight they would have campaigned HARD for wind turbine/solar cell manufacturing plants to relocate to their states instead of doubling down on coal subsidies. I'm actually less concerned about EPA stuff at this point because in the past 10 years we've turned the corner on the affordability of alternatives, especially wind.
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glenn beck is very sorry about all of that, except all those awful things he said but hey we're all on the same side now right??
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:Should I laugh at a bunch of desperate hillbillies who just hosed their futures by voting in a con artist in the vain hope that they won't have to deal with the new reality they face? Nah, I'm not that cruel. I'll save that laugh for the increasingly complex excuses they give for voting Republican in 2018 and 2020 because you know it'll be funny. Honestly I think calling him a con artist is giving him too much credit. Con artists usually have to come up with consistent semi-believable stories, the show a little potential reward (like a plant getting their "payout", or testimonials). Then they grab the money and disappear. Trump just lied constantly and said whatever crazy bullshit he thought people wanted hear, regardless of how highly improbable or impossible it was. (make Mexico pay for the wall, secret plan to beat ISIS, etc...) Then he forgot the important part where he grabs the money and disappears. I guess the next 4-8 years could be considered the money grab. If a con man told you he was going to double or triple your money and you asked how and his response was "I have a secret plan.", you'd laugh your rear end off and walk away. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Sjk3f4qC1I&hd=1
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Homework Explainer posted:minus the more power thing wasn't that pretty much the rationale behind reelecting obama there was also the association with the republicans having put the economy in that situation and continuing to do everything they could to pretend that the economy was falling apart
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Homework Explainer posted:minus the more power thing wasn't that pretty much the rationale behind reelecting obama I thought the rationale was "Republicans are still garbage and a disappointing four years under Obama proved to be miles ahead of a disastrous eight under Bush"? Which is the same rationale the Trump voter will use in 2020 - sure, he didn't Make America Great Again, but the Democrats are still a bunch of I kinda thought Romney and Kerry were both sort of "sacrificial lamb" candidates sent against fairly popular incumbents seen as hard to take down while the party's supposed better candidates (Hillary and Jeb!, loving lol) held off for their moment later. Really wonder if four years from now the Democrats' best and brightest will be fighting for who gets the easiest Presidential election ever after a truly disastrous Trump term or if they'll be spooked and send some loser no-name ex-Governor after him.
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Dolash posted:Really wonder if four years from now...they'll be spooked and send some loser no-name ex-Governor after him. i hope you're intentionally channeling the attitude in 1992 here because that's literally how bill clinton won
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Dick Milhous Rock! posted:the best question he should've gotten asked was "Can you describe how a law is made in the United States" and just see what comes out Here, let the governor of OK (one of the states that voted for Trump the most) tell you about the three branches of our government: "You know, there are three branches of our government. You have the Supreme Court, the legislative branch and the people, the people and their ability to vote." http://kfor.com/2015/07/09/oklahoma-gov-mary-fallin-three-branches-of-government-and-the-ten-commandments/
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good thing china is going to be leading the charge on renewables from hereon out and anyone who disagrees there can be shipped off to the reeducation camps instead of being elected by idiot voters
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Pook Good Mook posted:If those states had any drat foresight they would have campaigned HARD for wind turbine/solar cell manufacturing plants to relocate to their states instead of doubling down on coal subsidies. Would it really work? The real issue isn't that other businesses that they can work at exist, but that they want that past back where they could walk right out of eighth grade and into a job that would support you via labor or a pension right up until you and your spouse kicked off. And those days are gone forever. These people simply don't want to change. They want their life just the way they wanted it and think they can just dig in their heels and have mean ol' Washington give them back everything. I would feel sorry for them as a Michigander I know how it feels to have a state's sole economy be around a single product that destroys everything when it goes to poo poo. But I also know that times change, capitalism marches on, and digging in your heels only results in more misery. And you can tell that these people are one quack away from going on early Social Security so they can avoid having to break their prejudices, retrain themselves, and find another way to live. They want their past back. This has nothing to do with coal outside of it being a convenient symbol for them to hang their inability to move on.
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RandomBlue posted:I guess the next 4-8 years could be considered the money grab. trump will be able to make business decisions with the highest levels of classified information the nightmare scenario isn't that he starts a nuclear war, it's that he exploits his position to grossly enrich himself and his children to the point that they become effective american royalty
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Darkman Fanpage posted:who the gently caress dresses him? every day, like any real american, glenn beck starts his day naked then proceeds to steal the laundry from his neighbors until he has enough not to be cold anymore
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