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TallSilhouette said:
When Trump criticizes the government it's because he loves America, when Democrats criticize the government it's because they literally hate America. That's why they took office; because they hate it so much...

I know this is a classic talking point, but has it ever been used so blatantly?

Seems to me like I posted the double facepalm picture too early today... *shakes head*



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Machiavellian said:
Biggerboat1 said:

Why are you so intent on viewing those 3 tweets in a vacuum? You're deliberately ommitting all of the surrounding evidence that make it clear as day who Trump is referencing...

If everybody has added 2 & 2 and made 3, why wouldn't Trump have come out and clarified who the real individuals he was refencing were? Just like he clarified that he 'mispoke' re. would/wouldn't in the Putin debacle?

There comes a time when you realize someone is pulling your chain.  The reason he continue to play those 3 tweets in a vacuum because if he does not everything he has stated up to this point seems foolish.  His whole defense is to act as if everything else Trump has said before and after those tweets do not matter.  It comes a time when you realize he is wasting your time and he will continue to play the fool wasting your time until you stop responding to him.  

Yeah, I know - I told another poster much the same 5 or so pages ago but then went on to ignore my own advice...

The guy is just so god-damn annoying!!

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Hiku said:
KLAMarine said:

>There's the problem: I need to hear it from Trump who he would mean by 'the squad', not from Google. The reason I ask this is because I don't want to misrepresent Trump. Google is not Trump.

It's not a coincidence that the statement he quoted about four congresswomen shares his sentiments of "you're free to leave if they don't like it here".
Nor is it a coincidence that a few hours later Trump tweeted "today’s vote concerning statements I made about four Democrat Congresswomen."

Twisting the meaning of what is obvious to everyone, just because it isn't explicitly spelled out, is the main reason for why you were asked to move on from this discussion.

Just to be clear, it's not safe to lie as long as long as no one can prove that they are. And it can get you into more trouble than just being told to drop the subject.
I hope you keep that in mind for future conversations. 

Also, when a moderator tells you to drop something, you should do it sooner than two reminders, 4 posts, and one warning later.
If you disagree with any decision, you can discuss it with any moderator via PM.

Can I respond to this or should I just move on?



Hiku said:
KLAMarine said:

Can I respond to this or should I just move on?

Not to argue the subject further (the tweets, etc), or dispute the decision.

What I communicated to you is the reasoning of the mods who discussed it, and why we asked you to move along. It's not just my own personal take.
So when a mod tells you to drop something, and why, it's because they've discussed it and reached that conclusion.

If you disagree with the decision, or have any other thoughts on the matter, you can tell any one of us via PM.

Duly noted.



vivster said:

It's no coincidence that the majority of Trump supporters believe in God because there is no way to disprove him. Just like they believe in Trump because there is no way to disprove his good intentions. Those people thrive on the absence of negative proof.

Did you know that every Trump supporter fucks goats? Can't disprove it, so it has to be true.

Reps, banging the greatest of all time. You heard it here folks.



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jason1637 said:

I'll believe the no poison pills part when I see it, but it's kind of amazing seeing him put aside the urge to fight every possible political fight to the death in order to do the politically smart thing and not create another budget crisis this close to the election, and not risking damaging America's credit rating again with a debt ceiling battle like they did that one time under Obama.



vivster said:

It's no coincidence that the majority of Trump supporters believe in God because there is no way to disprove him. Just like they believe in Trump because there is no way to disprove his good intentions. Those people thrive on the absence of negative proof.

Did you know that every Trump supporter fucks goats? Can't disprove it, so it has to be true.

RolStoppable said:
EricHiggin said:

Reps, banging the greatest of all time. You heard it here folks.

I am pretty sure that was a reference to the Turkish dictator president Erdogan who is known to have a love affair with an actual goat. The connection to American republicans is easy to make, because as the patriots they are, they celebrate Turkey Day each year. For the younger republicans who don't want to stuff an animal, there's always American Pie.

Well I'd like to believe that it was more cut and dry, but recently it has come to my attention that prevalent internet info is the most likely correct source for finding meaning to an unclear point being made.

On top of that, I find it hard to believe that someone would spew that kind of hate out of nowhere, or at all for that matter. Plus with Trump and his push towards always being the best, his followers also pushing for the greatest would only make sense, not to mention God wanting the best for his creation, and his followers doing his will.

Looking at it the way in which you suggest just seems so prejudice and wrong all around.



EricHiggin said:
vivster said:

It's no coincidence that the majority of Trump supporters believe in God because there is no way to disprove him. Just like they believe in Trump because there is no way to disprove his good intentions. Those people thrive on the absence of negative proof.

Did you know that every Trump supporter fucks goats? Can't disprove it, so it has to be true.

RolStoppable said:

I am pretty sure that was a reference to the Turkish dictator president Erdogan who is known to have a love affair with an actual goat. The connection to American republicans is easy to make, because as the patriots they are, they celebrate Turkey Day each year. For the younger republicans who don't want to stuff an animal, there's always American Pie.

Well I'd like to believe that it was more cut and dry, but recently it has come to my attention that prevalent internet info is the most likely correct source for finding meaning to an unclear point being made.

On top of that, I find it hard to believe that someone would spew that kind of hate out of nowhere, or at all for that matter. Plus with Trump and his push towards always being the best, his followers also pushing for the greatest would only make sense, not to mention God wanting the best for his creation, and his followers doing his will.

Looking at it the way in which you suggest just seems so prejudice and wrong all around.

Nope, actual goats. Though if they can't afford an actual goat they'll just take any animal from behind. It's what MAGA stands for. Make Animals Grunt Again.

Prove me wrong on this but "many people are saying this".



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