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It would explain alot but he doesn't touch Alcohol which makes the nonsensical ramblings worse somehow.

Now I know the story is to do with his dead brother, who died as a result of the alcoholism that Donald and Fred Sr. had pushed him into by being cnuts, but given how much we know Donald lies, I'm not entirely sure he doesn't drink.

What I am absolutely sure is he's spent many a night coked up out of his mind on a giant bender which probably hasn't helped his brain all that much.
 
This is a great post that I've read on another forum. Highlighting the great and stark contrast between Mueller and Trump.

Mueller closing in on Trump feels like a real life version of Stephen King's ''The Stand'' - the final confrontation between good and evil.

The obvious dichotomy between the two couldn't be more stark:

''Purple Heart'' War Hero vs Four-time Draft Dodger and Coward

Prosecuted white collar criminals like Enron
vs Lifetime of Being a white collar criminal

Prosecuted Organised Crime (John Gotti)
vs lifetime of associating with organised crime both in the US and Russia

5 decades of impeccable service to the US government
vs 2 years of scandal, treason, multiple constitutional violations, using the Office to enrich himself

Strong, silent type
vs Loud, whingeing, crybaby

Intelligent, brave, articulate
vs Stupid, cowardly, incoherent

Deals in facts and believes in the rule of law
vs Deals in lies, deceit and disregards the law

Good looking elder statesman with a strong hairline and jaw
vs Vain, obese, man-child with a surgically implanted combover and who wears orange make-up

Has been in monogamous relationship with wife since he was 17
vs Lifetime of being a dishonest philanderer, three wives, cheated on all of them, allegedly raped the mother of his children. ****s porn stars and then illegally directs his Lawyer to silence them with hush money.

Impeccable personal reputation
vs Multiple alleged sexual assaults, openly admitted he's sexual attracted to his own daughter

Impeccable career
vs Lifetime of failed businesses, unpaid/shafted creditors, contractors, employees. SIX bankruptcies. Sued by the DOJ for racial discrimination. Subpoenaed for ties to the mob. Hasn't paid tax in 20 years, sponged off NYC subsidies.

Wife works as a teacher with children with disabilities
v Wife is a complicit, vain, gold-digger.

Actual self-made man
vs Daddy's Trust-fund baby who was bailed out countless times

Beat prostate cancer
vs Has never overcome any hurdles in life where he didn't receive dubious assistance

It's almost like it was written. This had to happen so that faith in government institutions and the hard-working people who uphold them can be restored. And so that fake, charlatans who've lived their lives in the fantasy world of tabloid newspapers and Reality TV can finally be exposed on the world-stage.

You could use this comparison for any member of the Mueller's Special Counsel vs Team Trump - it's the best of the best against the worst of the worst.

There's really only one way this can turn out - whether or not the GOP and his cult followers choose to accept it is a different matter.
 
Apologies in advance for the overly pedantic post but I feel like these type of low quality meme posts obfuscate more dangerous ideas than their comedic value is worth.

Bad Memes said:
Mueller closing in on Trump feels like a real life version of Stephen King's ''The Stand'' - the final confrontation between good and evil.

This type of Manichean hyperbole is not only wrong but dangerous. To paint everything in overly simplisitc black and white, good vs evil terms does more harm than it ever does good. The main danger is it incorrectly paints people as Good just because they oppose Trump (Evil). This is more about following the rule of law rather than good vs. evil. Following the rule of law is not an inherently good thing. When Mueller was prosecuting people from the war on the drugs he wasn't doing good work, he was doing ill for society (evil you might say). So just because someone opposes Trump on some issue doesn't make them good and Trump evil. This comment just sounds like ignorant fan boyism - no little buddy this is nothing like The Stand. Please read more books.

Bad Memes said:
Good looking elder statesman with a strong hairline and jaw vs Vain, obese, man-child with a surgically implanted combover and who wears orange make-up

This one is just plain stupid at best and a dangerous endorsement of looks based bullying at worst. Let's get something straight. Being attractive =/= being a good person. Human society is demonstrably biased towards attractive people and reinforcing this social convention that attractive people are simply better people is really offensive. Studies from sociology have shown that attractive people on average get paid more than unattractive people doing their same job. We teach our kids in school that insulting people based on their looks is bullying. So let's stick to criticizing facts and principles not making fun of someone because of their looks. Whether the Democrats know it or not, they are subtly endorsing this social norm and subtly enabling the idea that its okay to insult people based on their looks. No one can get outraged about Trump calling Warren "Pocahantas" and then go around and start making fun of Trump as obese, combover, etc. That is being a hypocrite.

Insult Trump for the plethora of bad traits that deserve to be insulted, he certainly doesn't lack insultable traits. But don't reinforce the notion that its okay to make fun of someone's looks just because you don't like their actions.

Bad Memes said:
Has been in monogamous relationship with wife since he was 17 vs Lifetime of being a dishonest philanderer, three wives, cheated on all of them, allegedly raped the mother of his children. ****s porn stars and then illegally directs his Lawyer to silence them with hush money.

While not as offensive or dangerous as the above two, who gives a feck if this lad was in a monogamous relationship with his wife since he was 17. That doesn't make him a good person either. A lot of wife beaters stay in monogamous relationships since they were teens. Again this not a virtue, its just a neutral thing. We can criticize Trump's ill behavior without glorifying some stupid outdated 1950s social conservative myth that being monogamous since 17 somehow makes someone a better person.

Bad Memes said:
Actual self-made man vs Daddy's Trust-fund baby who was bailed out countless times

Calling Mueller a "self-made man" is a bit of an exaggeration. He's not as lucky as Donald but his father was a Dupont executive and former Naval officer with both parents coming from old patrician families. He attended two elitist private schools before college after benefiting from many advantages of the elite patrician east coast families. So while he didn't inherit millions, he also was born with a tonne of advantages and by no means was some "up by the bootstraps" example.

Bad Memes said:
Beat prostate cancer vs Has never overcome any hurdles in life where he didn't receive dubious assistance

Another bad idea. Beating cancer is, yet again, not indicative of being a good or morally righteous person. A lot of shite people beat cancer and a lot of good people don't beat cancer. The idea that "healthy = morally good" should not be encouraged.
 
Apologies in advance for the overly pedantic post but I feel like these type of low quality meme posts obfuscate more dangerous ideas than their comedic value is worth.



This type of Manichean hyperbole is not only wrong but dangerous. To paint everything in overly simplisitc black and white, good vs evil terms does more harm than it ever does good. The main danger is it incorrectly paints people as Good just because they oppose Trump (Evil). This is more about following the rule of law rather than good vs. evil. Following the rule of law is not an inherently good thing. When Mueller was prosecuting people from the war on the drugs he wasn't doing good work, he was doing ill for society (evil you might say). So just because someone opposes Trump on some issue doesn't make them good and Trump evil. This comment just sounds like ignorant fan boyism - no little buddy this is nothing like The Stand. Please read more books.



This one is just plain stupid at best and a dangerous endorsement of looks based bullying at worst. Let's get something straight. Being attractive =/= being a good person. Human society is demonstrably biased towards attractive people and reinforcing this social convention that attractive people are simply better people is really offensive. Studies from sociology have shown that attractive people on average get paid more than unattractive people doing their same job. We teach our kids in school that insulting people based on their looks is bullying. So let's stick to criticizing facts and principles not making fun of someone because of their looks. Whether the Democrats know it or not, they are subtly endorsing this social norm and subtly enabling the idea that its okay to insult people based on their looks. No one can get outraged about Trump calling Warren "Pocahantas" and then go around and start making fun of Trump as obese, combover, etc. That is being a hypocrite.

Insult Trump for the plethora of bad traits that deserve to be insulted, he certainly doesn't lack insultable traits. But don't reinforce the notion that its okay to make fun of someone's looks just because you don't like their actions.



While not as offensive or dangerous as the above two, who gives a feck if this lad was in a monogamous relationship with his wife since he was 17. That doesn't make him a good person either. A lot of wife beaters stay in monogamous relationships since they were teens. Again this not a virtue, its just a neutral thing. We can criticize Trump's ill behavior without glorifying some stupid outdated 1950s social conservative myth that being monogamous since 17 somehow makes someone a better person.



Calling Mueller a "self-made man" is a bit of an exaggeration. He's not as lucky as Donald but his father was a Dupont executive and former Naval officer with both parents coming from old patrician families. He attended two very elite private schools before college and had many advantages of the elite patrician east coast families. So while he didn't inherit millions, he also was born with a tonne of advantages and by no means was some "up by the bootstraps" example.



Another bad idea. Beating cancer is, yet again, not indicative of being a good or morally righteous person. A lot of shite people beat cancer and a lot of good people don't beat cancer. The idea that "healthy = morally good" should not be encouraged.
Bad memes said said:
Fun, parties, you, not
 

You know, once a few years ago, I got into a silly argument on Facebook with some FB friend of a friend of a friend of friend. I got that cliche insult "you must not be fun at parties" only to have three people pop into the thread and tell the dude that despite his posting [onenil] is indeed great fun at parties unlike insulter guy. So yeah come up with something more original next time and maybe one day I'll buy you a drink :D
 
You know, once a few years ago, I got into a silly argument on Facebook with some FB friend of a friend of a friend of friend. I got that cliche insult "you must not be fun at parties" only to have three people pop into the thread and tell the dude that despite his posting [onenil] is indeed great fun at parties unlike insulter guy. So yeah come up with something more original next time and maybe one day I'll buy you a drink :D
The intention was to be distinctly unoriginal. ;)
 
Apologies in advance for the overly pedantic post but I feel like these type of low quality meme posts obfuscate more dangerous ideas than their comedic value is worth.


This type of Manichean hyperbole is not only wrong but dangerous. To paint everything in overly simplisitc black and white, good vs evil terms does more harm than it ever does good. The main danger is it incorrectly paints people as Good just because they oppose Trump (Evil). This is more about following the rule of law rather than good vs. evil. Following the rule of law is not an inherently good thing. When Mueller was prosecuting people from the war on the drugs he wasn't doing good work, he was doing ill for society (evil you might say). So just because someone opposes Trump on some issue doesn't make them good and Trump evil. This comment just sounds like ignorant fan boyism - no little buddy this is nothing like The Stand. Please read more books.



This one is just plain stupid at best and a dangerous endorsement of looks based bullying at worst. Let's get something straight. Being attractive =/= being a good person. Human society is demonstrably biased towards attractive people and reinforcing this social convention that attractive people are simply better people is really offensive. Studies from sociology have shown that attractive people on average get paid more than unattractive people doing their same job. We teach our kids in school that insulting people based on their looks is bullying. So let's stick to criticizing facts and principles not making fun of someone because of their looks. Whether the Democrats know it or not, they are subtly endorsing this social norm and subtly enabling the idea that its okay to insult people based on their looks. No one can get outraged about Trump calling Warren "Pocahantas" and then go around and start making fun of Trump as obese, combover, etc. That is being a hypocrite.

Insult Trump for the plethora of bad traits that deserve to be insulted, he certainly doesn't lack insultable traits. But don't reinforce the notion that its okay to make fun of someone's looks just because you don't like their actions.



While not as offensive or dangerous as the above two, who gives a feck if this lad was in a monogamous relationship with his wife since he was 17. That doesn't make him a good person either. A lot of wife beaters stay in monogamous relationships since they were teens. Again this not a virtue, its just a neutral thing. We can criticize Trump's ill behavior without glorifying some stupid outdated 1950s social conservative myth that being monogamous since 17 somehow makes someone a better person.



Calling Mueller a "self-made man" is a bit of an exaggeration. He's not as lucky as Donald but his father was a Dupont executive and former Naval officer with both parents coming from old patrician families. He attended two elitist private schools before college after benefiting from many advantages of the elite patrician east coast families. So while he didn't inherit millions, he also was born with a tonne of advantages and by no means was some "up by the bootstraps" example.



Another bad idea. Beating cancer is, yet again, not indicative of being a good or morally righteous person. A lot of shite people beat cancer and a lot of good people don't beat cancer. The idea that "healthy = morally good" should not be encouraged.
Very good post, agreed on all points. Especially calling Mueller a self made man. Self made my arse, he wasnt exactly raised by wolves in a 3rd world country either.

Oh and dont get me started on beat cancer. You dont beat cancer, you survive cancer. That's like saying I beat a plane crash.
 
Arsenal supporters kicking off in the Trump thread!

I think One Nil raises a lot of good points. It's easy but dangerous to make fun of Trump's looks in such a context. It sets a worrying precedent.
 
Trump 'at center of massive fraud against Americans', top Democrat says
Jerrold Nadler, a New York Democrat set to take over the panel in January, said Trump would have committed impeachable offenses if it is proven that he ordered his lawyer to make illegal payments to women to keep quiet about alleged sexual encounters.

“What these indictments and filings show is that the president was at the center of a massive fraud – several massive frauds against the American people,” Nadler said on CNN’s “State of the Union”.

Another top Democrat, the California representative Adam Schiff, said Trump “could face the very real prospect of jail time”.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...ael-cohen-payments-impeachment-jerrold-nadler
 
I reckon that Trump has achieved so little in his tenure and been mired in so much controversy, the majority of it investigation related, that the two threads could be merged back together at this stage.
2 SCOTUS pick in 2 years, overhaul of the federal courts, pulling out of Paris, a huge tax cuts that add trillions deficit, partial repeal of O-care.

Those are just the big ones. He's achieved a lot, but the impact is, needless to say, negative.
 
He clearly doesn't want the job under any circumstances. COS of the WH is as big as it gets but he knows that it's a poisoned chalice working for that useless cunny.
 
You know, once a few years ago, I got into a silly argument on Facebook with some FB friend of a friend of a friend of friend. I got that cliche insult "you must not be fun at parties" only to have three people pop into the thread and tell the dude that despite his posting [onenil] is indeed great fun at parties unlike insulter guy. So yeah come up with something more original next time and maybe one day I'll buy you a drink :D

Rawk, man United, supporting, mate.
 
Fingers crossed he will be out of the oval right into a parallelogram before he has the chance to make that appointment.
 
A smocking gun.:lol:
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Smocking gun
 
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