Re: President Biden and US politics catchall
Posted: Sun Jul 14, 2024 7:02 am
Thank fuck
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Dunno, the strange perversion that is the modern Republican Party could just go even further towards insanity.Guy Smiley wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 7:04 amYup. The rage will be directed inwards. Perhaps the entire GOP self combusts in a conflagration of hate.
Don't worry, folks. Alex Jones just confirmed all those people are actors.
This is only going to stir up the tinfoil hatters: "The whole thing stinks of a false flag!" #MAGAGuy Smiley wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 6:58 amIt was a young white male, registered Republican voter wearing a t shirt promoting a popular gun website.
Demolition ranch and its other channels is actually quite fun.Guy Smiley wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 6:58 amIt was a young white male, registered Republican voter wearing a t shirt promoting a popular gun website.
The Left have utterly destroyed democracy. It doesn't suit them, or their ideals.fishfoodie wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 9:16 am Biden might has well hand the Manchurian Candidate the election now.
Ah well, it was a nice Democracy while it lasted..
tabascoboy wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 7:51 amThis is only going to stir up the tinfoil hatters: "The whole thing stinks of a false flag!" #MAGAGuy Smiley wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 6:58 amIt was a young white male, registered Republican voter wearing a t shirt promoting a popular gun website.
An official act?geordie_6 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 7:50 am https://x.com/MikeCollinsGA/status/1812 ... qI_Xg&s=09
And we have a Republican Congressman immediately stating that Biden was responsible...
If so then Seal Team 6 have gotten sloppy...Insane_Homer wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 9:54 amAn official act?geordie_6 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 7:50 am https://x.com/MikeCollinsGA/status/1812 ... qI_Xg&s=09
And we have a Republican Congressman immediately stating that Biden was responsible...
He isn't "entitled" to secret service protection, because he isn't a full candidate, he isn't even on the ballot in enough States to win. If he wants security he can ask his billionaire running mate to pay for some.troglodiet wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 10:29 am Watching some news clips on Youtube, I just learned that JFKjr doesn't have any security provided to him, despite running for the presidency, and despite having repeatedly asked for it as he is entitled to have.
Imagine how he must feel now, given his father and uncle were assassinated.
And I think a lot of Dem voters, after seeing the performance of Biden lately, as well as this attempt on Trump, are going to turn their backs on the Democratic party. But they're not suddenly going to vote for Trump now, they're going to vote for RFK, so he will probably feel a lot less safe now.
I fail to grasp the logic behind your belief that this attempt on Trump will cause a lot of Dem voters to turn their backs on the DP, who seemingly had absolutely nothing to do with this attempted assassination.troglodiet wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 10:29 am Watching some news clips on Youtube, I just learned that JFKjr doesn't have any security provided to him, despite running for the presidency, and despite having repeatedly asked for it as he is entitled to have.
Imagine how he must feel now, given his father and uncle were assassinated.
And I think a lot of Dem voters, after seeing the performance of Biden lately, as well as this attempt on Trump, are going to turn their backs on the Democratic party. But they're not suddenly going to vote for Trump now, they're going to vote for RFK, so he will probably feel a lot less safe now.
Yeah yeah, Dems and Repubs are as bad as each other, amirite? Rather than having a bit of a whine about posters misrepresenting you and be coy about it, just state what you think. You’ve said you “really dislike” Biden and that he’s delusional, as well as made fun of his mental state, so I’m not really buying the sudden deep concern you have for him. You’ve posted and praised a Russel Brand video where Brand goes on how awful the Dems are, especially the likes of Harris and Hillary. You clearly dislike those two and tbf neither are very likeable…. which is another reason why replacing Biden with Harris is not a good idea cos iirc she polls quite a bit worse than Biden amongst Independents in the swing statestroglodiet wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 9:49 amtabascoboy wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 7:51 amThis is only going to stir up the tinfoil hatters: "The whole thing stinks of a false flag!" #MAGAGuy Smiley wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 6:58 am
It was a young white male, registered Republican voter wearing a t shirt promoting a popular gun website.
We already had "tinfoil hatters" from the non-MAGA side earlier on this thread suggesting it might have been staged. You find the conspiracy types on both sides of the spectrum.
Unless I missed it, I haven't seen one post condemning the incident. The closest we got was regret, only in as far as that the incident will probably help Trump.
We're talking human lives here. Not only Trump, but so far at least one supporter and two others in critical condition. Whether you agree with their political (or other views) or not, it's still human lives.
This is why I've turned my back on politics. It's all about personalities and party affiliation. All sides see the others as enemies, instead of having healthy discussions and debates, and trying to figure out ways to reach consensus or middle-ground for the benefit of all citizens of that country.
Earlier I posted that I feel sorry for Biden, that he shouldn't be subjected to this pressure as he clearly suffers from some sort of serious medical condition. I made the mistake of prefacing my post that I didn't like Biden. But despite not liking him, I still feel sorry for him given the state he is in. I was taken to task for not liking him for reasons I didn't even mention, instead of just reading my whole post about feeling sorry for a fragile old man.
Seeing political rivals as enemies, is exactly what gave us this incident. And the attempts/killings of/on JFK, Reagan, Clinton, George W, Obama and the list goes on.
Politicians these days don't care about the country, they are only concerned with the next election.
People think they know what my political views are. They will probably be surprised if they find out. But I just wish politics becomes more civil and humane.
Kiwias wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 10:50 amI fail to grasp the logic behind your belief that this attempt on Trump will cause a lot of Dem voters to turn their backs on the DP, who seemingly had absolutely nothing to do with this attempted assassination.troglodiet wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 10:29 am Watching some news clips on Youtube, I just learned that JFKjr doesn't have any security provided to him, despite running for the presidency, and despite having repeatedly asked for it as he is entitled to have.
Imagine how he must feel now, given his father and uncle were assassinated.
And I think a lot of Dem voters, after seeing the performance of Biden lately, as well as this attempt on Trump, are going to turn their backs on the Democratic party. But they're not suddenly going to vote for Trump now, they're going to vote for RFK, so he will probably feel a lot less safe now.
Boy, your dislike of Biden is stronger than I thought.
trogstroglodiet wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 11:23 amKiwias wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 10:50 amI fail to grasp the logic behind your belief that this attempt on Trump will cause a lot of Dem voters to turn their backs on the DP, who seemingly had absolutely nothing to do with this attempted assassination.troglodiet wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 10:29 am Watching some news clips on Youtube, I just learned that JFKjr doesn't have any security provided to him, despite running for the presidency, and despite having repeatedly asked for it as he is entitled to have.
Imagine how he must feel now, given his father and uncle were assassinated.
And I think a lot of Dem voters, after seeing the performance of Biden lately, as well as this attempt on Trump, are going to turn their backs on the Democratic party. But they're not suddenly going to vote for Trump now, they're going to vote for RFK, so he will probably feel a lot less safe now.
Boy, your dislike of Biden is stronger than I thought.
WTAF.
I have no idea how you came to that conclusion from my post. Your behaviour on this thread is really pathetic tbh.
I refer back to my post about politics having become a thing about personalities and party affiliations (of which I have none btw).
You cannot ignore that there is a huge divide within the Dem party, one of the biggest reasons being Biden's apparent medical difficulties and whether he should be the nominated candidate or not. It has nothing to do with my dislike of Biden.
But for the record, yes I do dislike Biden a lot. And your now frankly irritating little snipes at me for not sharing your worldview is really childish. As childish as the attempts to see who can come up with the "best" insulting name for Trump.
Mate, we used to get along very well, especially due to our shared disease. I never expected this type of behaviour from you, I thought you had more class than that.
"They"David in Gwent wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 9:26 am I did say the only way to stop Trump was to kill him.
They'v tried everything else......
He wanted the central park five executed so fück him.troglodiet wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 9:49 am
Unless I missed it, I haven't seen one post condemning the incident. The closest we got was regret, only in as far as that the incident will probably help Trump.
Torquemada 1420 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 11:40 am"They"David in Gwent wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 9:26 am I did say the only way to stop Trump was to kill him.
They'v tried everything else......
When he was told the crowd on Jan 6th were chanting, "Hang Mike Pence", he said, "Maybe they should !"Uncle fester wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 11:50 amHe wanted the central park five executed so fück him.troglodiet wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 9:49 am
Unless I missed it, I haven't seen one post condemning the incident. The closest we got was regret, only in as far as that the incident will probably help Trump.
And he refused to change his views on the five even after they were exonerated. Double fuck him.Uncle fester wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 11:50 amHe wanted the central park five executed so fück him.troglodiet wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 9:49 am
Unless I missed it, I haven't seen one post condemning the incident. The closest we got was regret, only in as far as that the incident will probably help Trump.
You're getting heat because of your refusal to own your "bad on both sides" waffle.troglodiet wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 11:23 amKiwias wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 10:50 amI fail to grasp the logic behind your belief that this attempt on Trump will cause a lot of Dem voters to turn their backs on the DP, who seemingly had absolutely nothing to do with this attempted assassination.troglodiet wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 10:29 am Watching some news clips on Youtube, I just learned that JFKjr doesn't have any security provided to him, despite running for the presidency, and despite having repeatedly asked for it as he is entitled to have.
Imagine how he must feel now, given his father and uncle were assassinated.
And I think a lot of Dem voters, after seeing the performance of Biden lately, as well as this attempt on Trump, are going to turn their backs on the Democratic party. But they're not suddenly going to vote for Trump now, they're going to vote for RFK, so he will probably feel a lot less safe now.
Boy, your dislike of Biden is stronger than I thought.
WTAF.
I have no idea how you came to that conclusion from my post. Your behaviour on this thread is really pathetic tbh.
I refer back to my post about politics having become a thing about personalities and party affiliations (of which I have none btw).
You cannot ignore that there is a huge divide within the Dem party, one of the biggest reasons being Biden's apparent medical difficulties and whether he should be the nominated candidate or not. It has nothing to do with my dislike of Biden.
But for the record, yes I do dislike Biden a lot. And your now frankly irritating little snipes at me for not sharing your worldview is really childish. As childish as the attempts to see who can come up with the "best" insulting name for Trump.
Mate, we used to get along very well, especially due to our shared disease. I never expected this type of behaviour from you, I thought you had more class than that.
“ So, we’re done talking about the debate, it’s time to put Trump in a BULLSEYE ”
It must be hardest to continually scan for potential trouble in a crowd (can think of a few people shot by someone who walked right up), but seems like the easiest thing to do with so many Secret Service, security, and police is have one set of eyes on every high point. Can’t have been many in an open location like that. Huge after-action review coming up for that team.tabascoboy wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 12:20 pm Well according to Farage it's all the liberal media and Jo Brand's fault. That's it then, no need for further inquiry. Oh and also God saved him according to the man himself...
Seriously, the Secret Service and Police will have some very difficult questions to answer going by early reports and claims that they were alerted to the presence of a possible shooter before shots were fired. Hindsight is always 20/20 of course but even if security overall is not as tight as for the President himself, and they had made checks on the area surrounding the rally and cleared it, in these days of cheap but good quality surveillance drones one or two of those of those making camera sweeps back to a monitor would surely have been helpful and provided early warning and maybe deterred the shooter?
The failings here are only going to fuel the notion of "deep state" involvement, even if the simple answer that the USA has too many batshit mental cases with easy access to high power weaponry.
Have to assume that the assessed main threat was indeed someone blending into the crowd and trying to get up close. Easy to be an armchair critic of course, all those times when major security operations pass of with no incident and no-one says "Hey! Great job!"Niegs wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 1:11 pmIt must be hardest to continually scan for potential trouble in a crowd (can think of a few people shot by someone who walked right up), but seems like the easiest thing to do with so many Secret Service, security, and police is have one set of eyes on every high point. Can’t have been many in an open location like that. Huge after-action review coming up for that team.tabascoboy wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 12:20 pm Well according to Farage it's all the liberal media and Jo Brand's fault. That's it then, no need for further inquiry. Oh and also God saved him according to the man himself...
Seriously, the Secret Service and Police will have some very difficult questions to answer going by early reports and claims that they were alerted to the presence of a possible shooter before shots were fired. Hindsight is always 20/20 of course but even if security overall is not as tight as for the President himself, and they had made checks on the area surrounding the rally and cleared it, in these days of cheap but good quality surveillance drones one or two of those of those making camera sweeps back to a monitor would surely have been helpful and provided early warning and maybe deterred the shooter?
The failings here are only going to fuel the notion of "deep state" involvement, even if the simple answer that the USA has too many batshit mental cases with easy access to high power weaponry.