^^^ Yep, all the way through the last decade.
You lot buy into whatever you are fed and then gormlessly regurgitate it ad nauseum.
We've had everything from Trump going to obliterate the planet with nuclear war; Trump betrayal genociding the Kurds; Trump colluding with Russia; Trump murdering millions of Americans with his Covid policies; Trump raping a poor innocent woman in a department store; Trump going to be locked up and bankrupted for absolute certainty; and so on and on and on.
And then when every time your rabid frothing turns out to be yet another dud you all slump even deeper into your dark brooding TDS, only to emerge re-energized and at it again just a few days or weeks later when the Dems-MSM concoct something else to inject you back into yet another frenzy.
You all operate on feelings, exactly as a woman does (the above pics kind of illustrate that), whereas a male operates by applying logic.
For as was pointed out here a few pages back, wokeism is very much a female thing.
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 12:18 am
by Gumboot
Misogyny is such a piss weak brew, bro. Embrace your feminine side - you'll feel so much better about yourself.
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 4:27 am
by Guy Smiley
The Incel's Lament, eh.
Not a surprise.
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 6:28 am
by Slick
Guy Smiley wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 4:27 am
The Incel's Lament, eh.
Not a surprise.
It all makes sense now, we have our very own Incel! I haven’t been this excited since DAC finished his slow descent into far right mong
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 6:59 am
by geordie_6
Guy Smiley wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 4:27 am
The Incel's Lament, eh.
Not a surprise.
Just when you thought he couldn't get anymore pathetic, he adds any extra layer!
Guy Smiley wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 4:27 am
The Incel's Lament, eh.
Not a surprise.
It all makes sense now, we have our very own Incel! I haven’t been this excited since DAC finished his slow descent into far right mong
He's finished....?
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 8:51 am
by Thor Sedan
convoluted wrote: Thu Apr 10, 2025 11:22 pm
You all operate on feelings, exactly as a woman does (the above pics kind of illustrate that), whereas a male operates by applying logic.
Erm - my male logic suggests that a man found guilty of sexual assault, is a man to be shunned, punished and despised.
Your male logic suggests that that man should be protected at all costs and his victims shamed and ridiculed.
I think your logic is is just bias dressed up.
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 9:31 am
by PCPhil
convoluted wrote: Thu Apr 10, 2025 11:22 pm
You all operate on feelings, exactly as a woman does (the above pics kind of illustrate that), whereas a male operates by applying logic.
For as was pointed out here a few pages back, wokeism is very much a female thing.
Wow. Had you been drinking when you posted this bit?
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 9:33 am
by TedMaul
Fkn hell. A Lidl Andrew Tate with no money. Ghastly.
Bragging about how much money his billionaire mates made from him crashing the market...
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 9:45 am
by Yeeb
Even for this place, this thread has got weird
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:04 am
by TedMaul
Come on Yeeb it's a broad church, even our graduate from Hustler's University deserves a seat.
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:09 am
by Yeeb
TedMaul wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:04 am
Come on Yeeb it's a broad church, even our graduate from Hustler's University deserves a seat.
You say it’s a broad church, but all things PR have clearly shown that certain celts & liberals are extremely intolerant of free speech, ways of preaching , or any disagreement to their own agenda whatsoever. Bit like an Internet version of Islam for being easygoing and respectful of those with different values.
Having said all that, Incel McIncelface there really is one weird cunt and no mistake
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:18 am
by Tichtheid
The only person I've seen shut down on this board was Bimbo - a character that came on here to deliberately provoke others and to derail topics, ie the very definition of an internet troll.
Otherwise people have been left to write whatever they want, I haven't seen anyone else shut down or have freedom of speech curtailed, within reason of course, the old shouting "Fire" in a crowded theatre is not free speech.
TedMaul wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:04 am
Come on Yeeb it's a broad church, even our graduate from Hustler's University deserves a seat.
You say it’s a broad church, but all things PR have clearly shown that certain celts & liberals are extremely intolerant of free speech, ways of preaching , or any disagreement to their own agenda whatsoever. Bit like an Internet version of Islam for being easygoing and respectful of those with different values.
Having said all that, Incel McIncelface there really is one weird cunt and no mistake
There's an orange chap in the Whitehouse cancelling visas and deporting people for not praising him, that's a free speech problem.
Here it' more morons don't like being called morons, but the bad news for them is they're morons, so it's going to keep happening
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:22 am
by Sandstorm
Tichtheid wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:18 am
The only person I've seen shut down on this board was Bimbo - a character that came on here to deliberately provoke others and to derail topics, ie the very definition of an internet troll.
Otherwise people have been left to write whatever they want, I haven't seen anyone else shut down or have freedom of speech curtailed, within reason of course, the old shouting "Fire" in a crowded theatre is not free speech.
Yeeb's just sore because The Swarm got sick of his constant bantz and got him booted off PR.
TedMaul wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:04 am
Come on Yeeb it's a broad church, even our graduate from Hustler's University deserves a seat.
You say it’s a broad church, but all things PR have clearly shown that certain celts & liberals are extremely intolerant of free speech, ways of preaching , or any disagreement to their own agenda whatsoever. Bit like an Internet version of Islam for being easygoing and respectful of those with different values.
Having said all that, Incel McIncelface there really is one weird cunt and no mistake
'those who are different from me are so intolerant'
TedMaul wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:04 am
Come on Yeeb it's a broad church, even our graduate from Hustler's University deserves a seat.
You say it’s a broad church, but all things PR have clearly shown that certain celts & liberals are extremely intolerant of free speech, ways of preaching , or any disagreement to their own agenda whatsoever. Bit like an Internet version of Islam for being easygoing and respectful of those with different values.
Having said all that, Incel McIncelface there really is one weird cunt and no mistake
'those who are different from me are so intolerant'
Tichtheid wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:18 am
The only person I've seen shut down on this board was Bimbo - a character that came on here to deliberately provoke others and to derail topics, ie the very definition of an internet troll.
Otherwise people have been left to write whatever they want, I haven't seen anyone else shut down or have freedom of speech curtailed, within reason of course, the old shouting "Fire" in a crowded theatre is not free speech.
Yeeb's just sore because The Swarm got sick of his constant bantz and got him booted off PR.
Lolz, not sore at all, for two reasons:
1. It was shit for last few years anyways , and
2. Team green ultimately proved me right in the nicest possible way that they just simply couldn’t take the craig , even when it was c&p the one fellas own posts and admission that he had abused his own kids. He doxed himself better than any joke I could make about their national pastime of bumming
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:34 am
by Yeeb
Tichtheid wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:18 am
The only person I've seen shut down on this board was Bimbo - a character that came on here to deliberately provoke others and to derail topics, ie the very definition of an internet troll.
Otherwise people have been left to write whatever they want, I haven't seen anyone else shut down or have freedom of speech curtailed, within reason of course, the old shouting "Fire" in a crowded theatre is not free speech.
Didn’t mind derailing, the only stuff that had to go for its own good was all that goo goo gaaaaa gaaaaa stuff as literally made pages unreadable.
That all seemed to end anyways , in a manner several suspected would be likely
Tichtheid wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:18 am
The only person I've seen shut down on this board was Bimbo - a character that came on here to deliberately provoke others and to derail topics, ie the very definition of an internet troll.
Otherwise people have been left to write whatever they want, I haven't seen anyone else shut down or have freedom of speech curtailed, within reason of course, the old shouting "Fire" in a crowded theatre is not free speech.
Didn’t mind derailing, the only stuff that had to go for its own good was all that goo goo gaaaaa gaaaaa stuff as literally made pages unreadable.
That all seemed to end anyways , in a manner several suspected would be likely
I’d forgotten about the goo gooo gaaah gaaah. I wonder how the mad old bastard is these days.
Tichtheid wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:18 am
The only person I've seen shut down on this board was Bimbo - a character that came on here to deliberately provoke others and to derail topics, ie the very definition of an internet troll.
Otherwise people have been left to write whatever they want, I haven't seen anyone else shut down or have freedom of speech curtailed, within reason of course, the old shouting "Fire" in a crowded theatre is not free speech.
Didn’t mind derailing, the only stuff that had to go for its own good was all that goo goo gaaaaa gaaaaa stuff as literally made pages unreadable.
That all seemed to end anyways , in a manner several suspected would be likely
I’d forgotten about the goo gooo gaaah gaaah. I wonder how the mad old bastard is these days.
Didn’t mind derailing, the only stuff that had to go for its own good was all that goo goo gaaaaa gaaaaa stuff as literally made pages unreadable.
That all seemed to end anyways , in a manner several suspected would be likely
I’d forgotten about the goo gooo gaaah gaaah. I wonder how the mad old bastard is these days.
If you mean QP he died a couple of years ago
Yup, threw himself a double six apparently.
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 1:57 pm
by Sinkers
When a gov minister from Singapore says your roll back of diversity programmes is wrong, you’ve definitely gone too far.
In amongst all the other shite, they're cutting NASA's science budget by 50%. For Astronomy, astrophysics and solar physics, 67%.
Well they're just going to give it all to Space Karen so he can use it to kill a bunch of Astronauts trying to prove pretty much every expert on the planet wrong, by sending them to Mars in a suicide mission
In amongst all the other shite, they're cutting NASA's science budget by 50%. For Astronomy, astrophysics and solar physics, 67%.
Who needs science and innovation when you can have thoughts and prayers instead.
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 7:08 pm
by Hellraiser
Yeeb, you are a monumental cunt. That's why you got grief on PR, you chinless wonder. Perfectly willing to dole out edgelord cringe but fair quick to bleet when you get your arse handed to you.
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 7:09 pm
by Hellraiser
US government spending has increased by $154bn since January 20th. What was DOGE supposed to be doing again?
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 7:47 pm
by Flockwitt
Sinkers wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 1:57 pm
When a gov minister from Singapore says your roll back of diversity programmes is wrong, you’ve definitely gone too far.
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 8:17 pm
by Hal Jordan
Hellraiser wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 7:09 pm
US government spending has increased by $154bn since January 20th. What was DOGE supposed to be doing again?
Giving it to the rich. Golfing excursions to Mar-a-Lago.on the taxpayer's dime, pork barrelling, dropping curious social media posts just before the markets shoot up, the usual stuff.
Meanwhile, the case to give the administration control over the Fed is back in play (Supreme Poodle Roberts up.to his tricks again).
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 8:33 pm
by Gumboot
A judge has ruled that it's OK to deport a legal permanent resident, Mahmous Kalil, for his pro-Palestinian beliefs...
The State Dept has ordered its staff to report on collegues who showed "anti-Christian bias" during Biden's administration...
Gilead, here we come...
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 8:38 pm
by fishfoodie
On the plus side RFK Jr has announced that they will have a determined the "cause" of autism by September !
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2025 10:15 pm
by Uncle fester
Gumboot wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 8:33 pm
A judge has ruled that it's OK to deport a legal permanent resident, Mahmous Kalil, for his pro-Palestinian beliefs...
The State Dept has ordered its staff to report on collegues who showed "anti-Christian bias" during Biden's administration...
_Os_ wrote: Thu Apr 10, 2025 8:59 am
My best guess at what Mad Dog Trump is up too is that he's going to say if a country tariffs China then he removes the US tariffs on that country, like a gangster he wants everyone in his protection racket not that of another crime family. I can't imagine what else some of the places he's tariffed can give him, it's not like there's anywhere holding out, they're already taking the US investment that comes their way and exporting whatever they can.
When you look at the numbers I'm not really convinced it's going to work. Lets go through some countries:
Australia is highly dependant on China, both directly and through the value chains of other Asian countries, for them a trade war with China would blow up their entire economy. NZ not as directly exposed, but again lots is indirect (including through Australia). SA is more or less split one quarter each US/Europe/SSA/China, but if the choice is dump one the obvious ones you keep are Europe and SSA. UK is mostly Europe focused, then US, then China, could dump China but it's the single biggest source of imports quite hard to replace all that immediately over night and avoid inflation.
Comes back to economic gravity, our old friend from Brexit. If he's going to try and wrestle countries into actively opposing China, the geographically closer that country is to China the more likely it is he'll have to give that country a deal that's really good, exactly the type of relationship Trump hates.
I guess it raises the question of how the hell are they going to negotiate all these wonderful trade deals that countries are kicking their ass to do. There is an utter lack of intellectual capital or diplomatic experience in the first few levels of US government now
Seems more likely all this will do the opposite of containing China. I cannot see how they're going to get to the "and then everyone turned on China and sided with the US" part. Containing China is going to require a lot of containment, they're about 3 decades too late.
In amongst all the other shite, they're cutting NASA's science budget by 50%. For Astronomy, astrophysics and solar physics, 67%.
Well they're just going to give it all to Space Karen so he can use it to kill a bunch of Astronauts trying to prove pretty much every expert on the planet wrong, by sending them to Mars in a suicide mission
Space got $5.9billion in contracts the other day.
Re: President Trump and US politics catchall
Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2025 7:09 am
by Biffer
One Chinese company not bothered by the tariffs are the makers of MAGA tat
While many Chinese businesses are reeling from the trade war, Qi, the Maga merchandise maker, brushed off any suggestion his might suffer.
Trump supporters, he said, were willing to pay any price for items bearing the image of their beloved president — and US suppliers were making such a huge profit on them that they could afford to partially absorb the tariff impact.
A Trump baseball cap, for instance, cost only Rmb7.50 ($1) to produce. Tariffs might raise that cost to Rmb20, but the caps were being sold for $50 in the US.
“American sellers could even use the tariffs as an excuse to raise the price to $60 — yet the extra cost will still be borne by the US consumers,” said Qi.
Biffer wrote: Sat Apr 12, 2025 7:09 am
One Chinese company not bothered by the tariffs are the makers of MAGA tat
While many Chinese businesses are reeling from the trade war, Qi, the Maga merchandise maker, brushed off any suggestion his might suffer.
Trump supporters, he said, were willing to pay any price for items bearing the image of their beloved president — and US suppliers were making such a huge profit on them that they could afford to partially absorb the tariff impact.
A Trump baseball cap, for instance, cost only Rmb7.50 ($1) to produce. Tariffs might raise that cost to Rmb20, but the caps were being sold for $50 in the US.
“American sellers could even use the tariffs as an excuse to raise the price to $60 — yet the extra cost will still be borne by the US consumers,” said Qi.
Biffer wrote: Sat Apr 12, 2025 7:09 am
One Chinese company not bothered by the tariffs are the makers of MAGA tat
While many Chinese businesses are reeling from the trade war, Qi, the Maga merchandise maker, brushed off any suggestion his might suffer.
Trump supporters, he said, were willing to pay any price for items bearing the image of their beloved president — and US suppliers were making such a huge profit on them that they could afford to partially absorb the tariff impact.
A Trump baseball cap, for instance, cost only Rmb7.50 ($1) to produce. Tariffs might raise that cost to Rmb20, but the caps were being sold for $50 in the US.
“American sellers could even use the tariffs as an excuse to raise the price to $60 — yet the extra cost will still be borne by the US consumers,” said Qi.
