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Seriously, though, here we have a president openly mocking the medical community and experts in the field and playing some stupid f**king game with the lives of citizens. It boggles the mind to a mind-bogging degree that close to 50% of Americans support and approve this behaviour, rather than calling for a strait jacket.

Barr has stomped on Obamagate. Watch this space though, I expect some sort of epiphany to strike Mr Barr.

Seneca of the Night wrote:

Rinkals wrote:The problem with Seneca's arrogant dismissal of anyone that doesn't agree with his opinion of Trump and the degree to which Tucker must be revered as "thick as pigshit" or "a f**king moron" is that that sort of invective makes people reluctant to comment and prevents a lot of opinions from being heard.

This thread had a lot more value when he wasn't on it spewing bile.

I am a bad hombre.

Well, not bad, exactly.

Just a waste of space.

On some of the coverage there was a response (such as it is) to one reporters question about citing evidence to support safe use of the drug.

The evidence Trump cited was "many people, I'm getting many calls & hearing good things"

An unspecified number of people or what these "things" might be.

Asked about an empirical study carried out that should no definitive benefits and potential harm his reply was.

"That was the VA report, let me tell you they are not Trump fans"

To have a valid opinion you need to be a fan?

Seneca of the Night wrote:

BokJock wrote:Sen, you have agreed before that the Trump Tower meeting happened - I cannot work out how you can then think that the Trump campaign was not at least trying to get help from the Russian government?!?

In fact, they would have loved it!

FFS, give it up. It was nothing.

It wasn't nothing, the presidents son, son-in-law and campaign manager met with a Russian under the impression that they were going to get help from the Russian government to aide in their election for the presidency.

They then proceeded to lie about it to cover it up, wit Trump Snr even helping to draft one of the lies.

Don Jr only came clean when it was clear the emails were going to come out anyway.

To act as if people are crazy for suspecting the Trump's were up to no good with the Russians is at best disingenuous, when there is clear evidence that is exactly what the campaign was attempting to do.

You can argue that they never succeeded in getting it done, but they were certainly trying to.

af73 wrote:To have a valid opinion you need to be a fan?

It also helps if you have no relevant qualifications, or any appropriate working experience.

Hong Kong wrote:https://www.businessinsider.com/fox-new ... deo-2020-5

Shit. Even fox news knows he’s bat shit crazy

Well it seems to be dangerous for veterens, so Trump should be fine.

BokJock wrote:

Seneca of the Night wrote:

BokJock wrote:Sen, you have agreed before that the Trump Tower meeting happened - I cannot work out how you can then think that the Trump campaign was not at least trying to get help from the Russian government?!?

In fact, they would have loved it!

FFS, give it up. It was nothing.

It wasn't nothing, the presidents son, son-in-law and campaign manager met with a Russian under the impression that they were going to get help from the Russian government to aide in their election for the presidency.

They then proceeded to lie about it to cover it up, wit Trump Snr even helping to draft one of the lies.

Don Jr only came clean when it was clear the emails were going to come out anyway.

To act as if people are crazy for suspecting the Trump's were up to no good with the Russians is at best disingenuous, when there is clear evidence that is exactly what the campaign was attempting to do.

You can argue that they never succeeded in getting it done, but they were certainly trying to.

The Russians were, as they do in many countries, while the conclusion was that the Trump campaign was not engaged in an active and organised way, rather just not turning down any offers made.

Seneca of the Night wrote:
Rinkals wrote:
The problem with Seneca's arrogant dismissal of anyone that doesn't agree with his opinion of Trump and the degree to which Tucker must be revered as "thick as pigshit" or "a f**king moron" is that that sort of invective makes people reluctant to comment and prevents a lot of opinions from being heard.

This thread had a lot more value when he wasn't on it spewing bile.


I am a bad hombre.

Well, not bad, exactly.

Just a waste of space.

Nah, a veritable Lord Byron

wamberal99 wrote:

af73 wrote:To have a valid opinion you need to be a fan?

It also helps if you have no relevant qualifications, or any appropriate working experience.

Nope. It only helps if you agree with Trump.

Sawtooth the Beaver wrote:

Seneca of the Night wrote:
Rinkals wrote:
The problem with Seneca's arrogant dismissal of anyone that doesn't agree with his opinion of Trump and the degree to which Tucker must be revered as "thick as pigshit" or "a f**king moron" is that that sort of invective makes people reluctant to comment and prevents a lot of opinions from being heard.

This thread had a lot more value when he wasn't on it spewing bile.


I am a bad hombre.

Well, not bad, exactly.

Just a waste of space.

Nah, a veritable Lord Byron

So you'd be in the camp that Byron died of syphilis?

This has probably been posted before but it is an amazing thing for an English speaking adult to say:

"This is why the whole concept of tests aren’t necessarily great,” the president said last week during a meeting with congressional Republicans at the White House, referring to Miller. “The tests are perfect, but something can happen between a test where it’s good and then something happens. … She was tested very recently and tested negative, and then today, I guess for some reason, she tested positive."

and Fonzee has the cheek to call Biden senile whilst defending this moron as being "fine"

BokJock wrote:

Seneca of the Night wrote:

BokJock wrote:Sen, you have agreed before that the Trump Tower meeting happened - I cannot work out how you can then think that the Trump campaign was not at least trying to get help from the Russian government?!?

In fact, they would have loved it!

FFS, give it up. It was nothing.

It wasn't nothing, the presidents son, son-in-law and campaign manager met with a Russian under the impression that they were going to get help from the Russian government to aide in their election for the presidency.

They then proceeded to lie about it to cover it up, wit Trump Snr even helping to draft one of the lies.

Don Jr only came clean when it was clear the emails were going to come out anyway.

To act as if people are crazy for suspecting the Trump's were up to no good with the Russians is at best disingenuous, when there is clear evidence that is exactly what the campaign was attempting to do.

You can argue that they never succeeded in getting it done, but they were certainly trying to.

This is not correct.

Kiwias wrote:

Seriously, though, here we have a president openly mocking the medical community and experts in the field and playing some stupid f**king game with the lives of citizens. It boggles the mind to a mind-bogging degree that close to 50% of Americans support and approve this behaviour, rather than calling for a strait jacket.

They don't.

Just like the 49% of American voters who chose Bill Clinton did not support rape.

Sonny Blount wrote:

BokJock wrote:

Seneca of the Night wrote:

BokJock wrote:Sen, you have agreed before that the Trump Tower meeting happened - I cannot work out how you can then think that the Trump campaign was not at least trying to get help from the Russian government?!?

In fact, they would have loved it!

FFS, give it up. It was nothing.

It wasn't nothing, the presidents son, son-in-law and campaign manager met with a Russian under the impression that they were going to get help from the Russian government to aide in their election for the presidency.

They then proceeded to lie about it to cover it up, wit Trump Snr even helping to draft one of the lies.

Don Jr only came clean when it was clear the emails were going to come out anyway.

To act as if people are crazy for suspecting the Trump's were up to no good with the Russians is at best disingenuous, when there is clear evidence that is exactly what the campaign was attempting to do.

You can argue that they never succeeded in getting it done, but they were certainly trying to.

This is not correct.

care to tell me where I am wrong, i am glad to change my position if the evidence supports it

The most successful troll ever - Donald J Trump.

Soon also to be named the best POTUS ever.

Smuggling with every single libtards head, effortlessly.....

Wilson's Toffee wrote:The most successful troll ever - Donald J Trump.

Soon also to be named the best POTUS ever.

Smuggling with every single libtards head, effortlessly.....

Wouldn't it be funny

Very few people have the insight, clarity of mind and appreciation for what this President has done to the total benefit of the USA and especially true, honest, patriotic Americans. History will one day acknowledge hiz greatness - his contemporaries are not able to. Limited minds.

To truly appreciate this great man is really only for the very few.

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Very few people have the insight, clarity of mind and appreciation for what this President has done to the total benefit of the USA and especially true, honest, patriotic Americans. History will one day acknowledge hiz greatness - his contemporaries are not able to. Limited minds.

To truly appreciate this great man is really only for the very few.

Too obvious. SOTN very lite.

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Very few people have the insight, clarity of mind and appreciation for what this President has done to the total benefit of the USA and especially true, honest, patriotic Americans. History will one day acknowledge hiz greatness - his contemporaries are not able to. Limited minds.

To truly appreciate this great man is really only for the very few.

You're trying too hard now mate. When it comes to trolling, sometimes less is more,.

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Very few people have the insight, clarity of mind and appreciation for what this President has done to the total benefit of the USA and especially true, honest, patriotic Americans. History will one day acknowledge hiz greatness - his contemporaries are not able to. Limited minds.

To truly appreciate this great man is really only for the very few.

Your trolling is about as subtle as a burning cross

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Very few people have the insight, clarity of mind and appreciation for what this President has done to the total benefit of the USA and especially true, honest, patriotic Americans. History will one day acknowledge hiz greatness - his contemporaries are not able to. Limited minds.

To truly appreciate this great man is really only for the very few.

Wouldn't it be funny

Misunderstood, like The Don. As a farmer's son, I can imagine what it took from this kmmigrant's boy, this non-Wasp unfashionable white man, to storm Citadel Washington. The modern Rome. And Trump is vanquishing them, exposing their dark secrets and meddling and unholiness. He's just drug Obama and Co. from the swamp, by their nostrils, and will suffocate them in the clean air of the Truth. He shall overcome...

Sawtooth the Beaver wrote:
Quote:
Seneca of the Night wrote:
Rinkals wrote:
The problem with Seneca's arrogant dismissal of anyone that doesn't agree with his opinion of Trump and the degree to which Tucker must be revered as "thick as pigshit" or "a f**king moron" is that that sort of invective makes people reluctant to comment and prevents a lot of opinions from being heard.

This thread had a lot more value when he wasn't on it spewing bile.


I am a bad hombre.

Well, not bad, exactly.

Just a waste of space.


Nah, a veritable Lord Byron


So you'd be in the camp that Byron died of syphilis?

http://teentalksa.org/sex/stds/syphilis/

Interesting ...

Poor old Byron would not have known.

Pelosi

"He's our president and I would rather he not be taking something that has not been approved by the scientists, especially in his age group and his, shall we say, weight group: morbidly obese, they say. So, I think it's not a good idea," she replied.

That should get Trump's old twitter thumbs firing

BokJock wrote:Pelosi

"He's our president and I would rather he not be taking something that has not been approved by the scientists, especially in his age group and his, shall we say, weight group: morbidly obese, they say. So, I think it's not a good idea," she replied.

That should get Trump's old twitter thumbs firing

He seems to be too busy slating Fox News at the moment. It will pass......

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Misunderstood, like The Don. As a farmer's son, I can imagine what it took from this kmmigrant's boy, this non-Wasp unfashionable white man, to storm Citadel Washington. The modern Rome. And Trump is vanquishing them, exposing their dark secrets and meddling and unholiness. He's just drug Obama and Co. from the swamp, by their nostrils, and will suffocate them in the clean air of the Truth. He shall overcome...

Please put a bit more effort into this. I have no objection in principle to your posting this stuff, but remember that your readers have been exposed to all sorts of wackiness, and are likely to be expecting something a bit more entertaining. Check out Sen's posts for pointers. At this stage the lad is running rings around you.

Rinkals wrote:The problem with Seneca's arrogant dismissal of anyone that doesn't agree with his opinion of Trump and the degree to which Tucker must be revered as "thick as pigshit" or "a f**king moron" is that that sort of invective makes people reluctant to comment and prevents a lot of opinions from being heard.

This thread had a lot more value when he wasn't on it spewing bile.

That is very unfair on Seneca. if you agree with Trump or think he is doing a "fine" job in my opinion you are basically a moron or at least a racist and believe in autocratic rule. Even if it is warped. However from the viewpoint of a true believer none believers must be a bit thick not to see the wonder of the man before them.

Rather than ridicule Seneca i think it's best to be a friend to him and keep him away from the ̶K̶o̶o̶l̶-̶A̶i̶d̶ hydroxy.

Hydroxychoroquine is a standard anti-malaria prophylactic. Bought without even prescription, for many years, in Southern Africa
I myself have used it countless times when visiting malaria areas. Without medical warning at all...Effective against malaria, it seems.

Zinc is a standard supplement. Food.

Why slate DT for taking anti malaria pills and zinc ? FFS, libtards are crazy ....

koroke hangareka wrote:

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Misunderstood, like The Don. As a farmer's son, I can imagine what it took from this kmmigrant's boy, this non-Wasp unfashionable white man, to storm Citadel Washington. The modern Rome. And Trump is vanquishing them, exposing their dark secrets and meddling and unholiness. He's just drug Obama and Co. from the swamp, by their nostrils, and will suffocate them in the clean air of the Truth. He shall overcome...

Please put a bit more effort into this. I have no objection in principle to your posting this stuff, but remember that your readers have been exposed to all sorts of wackiness, and are likely to be expecting something a bit more entertaining. Check out Sen's posts for pointers. At this stage the lad is running rings around you.

Nonsense
Seneca is a top poster, with excellent faculties, research capabilities, common sense and a magnificent turn of phrase. A celebrated poster


I am just am old farm yokel voicing my appreciation for The Don.

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Hydroxychoroquine is a standard anti-malaria prophylactic. Bought without even prescription, for many years, in Southern Africa
I myself have used it countless times when visiting malaria areas. Without medical warning at all...Effective against malaria, it seems.

Zinc is a standard supplement. Food.

Why slate DT for taking anti malaria pills and zinc ? FFS, libtards are crazy ....

Common hydroxychloroquine side effects include:

headache, dizziness;
nausea, vomiting, stomach pain;
loss of appetite, weight loss;
feeling nervous or irritable;
skin rash or itching; or.
hair loss (more so if orange).

The maleria in Washington DC must be severe if you are willing to risk those side effects.

Or he's just lying again

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Hydroxychoroquine is a standard anti-malaria prophylactic. Bought without even prescription, for many years, in Southern Africa
I myself have used it countless times when visiting malaria areas. Without medical warning at all...Effective against malaria, it seems.

Zinc is a standard supplement. Food.

Why slate DT for taking anti malaria pills and zinc ? FFS, libtards are crazy ....

One author stipulates that lysosomal dysfunction caused by hydroxychloroquine may be a possible mechanism in causing psychiatric symptoms

Wouldn't it be funny

Ja. They do have side effects - but THAT dangerous ? Why were travellers in Africa not warned of the dangers of buying cross counter medication ?

If DT wants to self medicate, what is the problem with that ?

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Ja. They do have side effects - but THAT dangerous ? Why were travellers in Africa not warned of the dangers of buying cross counter medication ?

If DT wants to self medicate, what is the problem with that ?

At his age, self medicating anything is questionable. With his weight, self medicating anything is questionable. Both are factors that can lead to far more extreme side effects than you'll find in that average 20-60 year old in reasonable shape.

EDIT - just looked at the NICE guidelines, and the elderly and obese are both in the extreme caution group for Hydroxoclorinique Sulfate. Should definitely not be self medicating

Saint wrote:

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Ja. They do have side effects - but THAT dangerous ? Why were travellers in Africa not warned of the dangers of buying cross counter medication ?

If DT wants to self medicate, what is the problem with that ?

At his age, self medicating anything is questionable. With his weight, self medicating anything is questionable. Both are factors that can lead to far more extreme side effects than you'll find in that average 20-60 year old in reasonable shape.

EDIT - just looked at the NICE guidelines, and the elderly and obese are both in the extreme caution group for Hydroxoclorinique Sulfate. Should definitely not be self medicating

Depends maybe the whitehouse Doc has some grudges

He's not actually taking it I bet.
He just spews bullshit constantly and that spilled out of his mouth.

The US is weird enough that if you want a medication your doctor will let you have it, providing you have good insurance. Does Trump still use the doctor who looks like he's watched Point Break far too many times?

Anonymous. wrote:

Rinkals wrote:The problem with Seneca's arrogant dismissal of anyone that doesn't agree with his opinion of Trump and the degree to which Tucker must be revered as "thick as pigshit" or "a f**king moron" is that that sort of invective makes people reluctant to comment and prevents a lot of opinions from being heard.

This thread had a lot more value when he wasn't on it spewing bile.

That is very unfair on Seneca. if you agree with Trump or think he is doing a "fine" job in my opinion you are basically a moron or at least a racist and believe in autocratic rule. Even if it is warped. However from the viewpoint of a true believer none believers must be a bit thick not to see the wonder of the man before them.

Rather than ridicule Seneca i think it's best to be a friend to him and keep him away from the ̶K̶o̶o̶l̶-̶A̶i̶d̶ hydroxy.

Fair enough.

"Spewing bile" was a little over the top. Calling everyone who doesn't share his view "thick as pigshit" of a "f**king moron", might be intolerant and not really conducive to discussion, but it isn't really bile.

The main tenet remains, however: this thread was a lot more sane without him.

Credit where it’s due - the letter Trump sent to the WHO was very good. He mentioned Taiwan twice which will piss off Beijing to no end. Hopefully we give them full diplomatic recognition soon.

Bowens wrote:Credit where it’s due - the letter Trump sent to the WHO was very good. He mentioned Taiwan twice which will piss off Beijing to no end. Hopefully we give them full diplomatic recognition soon.

See ...
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