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af73 wrote:Assuming the MAGAts can read.....and understand, they'll no doubt enthusiastically walk over a cliff edge if so ordered.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald ... s-n1230271

The virus has magically disappeared through the power of wishful thinking (it hasn't) because, you know, "the economy"
but just in case it hasn't we need you to sign this before you enter this giant petri dish of contagion.

We don't care what happens to you after you leave, just so long as you cheer for Trump first and can't sue them afterwards.

115 000 deaths and still climbing. But hey, a campaign rally is a safe environment. Safe from litigation anyway.

4071 wrote:

Anonymous. wrote:Just seen Trump saying it's a great great day for George Ford. Call me picky

Three years to the day since he scored a critical try in England's 38-34 win over Argentina in the opening tour match.

Though Solomona's solo try was probably more eye-catching. He probably didn't mention that because he doesn't like immigrants stealing jobs from locals.

Trump would for sure have gone with Solomona's defensive wobbles, and perhaps even waved his arms around in that endearing style he uses when subtlety wanting to hint someone might be spasticated

Fat Old Git wrote:

af73 wrote:Assuming the MAGAts can read.....and understand, they'll no doubt enthusiastically walk over a cliff edge if so ordered.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald ... s-n1230271

The virus has magically disappeared through the power of wishful thinking (it hasn't) because, you know, "the economy"
but just in case it hasn't we need you to sign this before you enter this giant petri dish of contagion.

We don't care what happens to you after you leave, just so long as you cheer for Trump first and can't sue them afterwards.

115 000 deaths and still climbing. But hey, a campaign rally is a safe environment. Safe from litigation anyway.

puku wrote:

4071 wrote:

Fat Old Git wrote:

Those were probably blood capsules in his ears, too.

I feel we need JMKs input here.

does Trump know what ANTIFA stands for ? its anti.....against....fascist ? or is he just saying there's only good guys on one side of this ie the anti - anti fascists ?

4071 wrote:

Anonymous. wrote:Just seen Trump saying it's a great great day for George Ford. Call me picky

Three years to the day since he scored a critical try in England's 38-34 win over Argentina in the opening tour match.

Though Solomona's solo try was probably more eye-catching. He probably didn't mention that because he doesn't like immigrants stealing jobs from locals.

4071 wrote:So the pigshit-thick fuck-knuckle in the White House thanked the SS in his braindead tone-deaf tweet about using the military to attack US civilians.

Big brain genius.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/sta ... 8238651392

Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump

Our great National Guard Troops who took care of the area around the White House could hardly believe how easy it was. “A walk in the park”, one said. The protesters, agitators, anarchists (ANTIFA), and others, were handled VERY easily by the Guard, D.C. Police, & S.S. GREAT JOB!

I guess that answered my question ! he doesn't even fcukin know what ANTIFA stands for .....or if he does he's pretty sure his braindead supporters haven't figured it out

AnkleTap wrote:

Fat Old Git wrote:

af73 wrote:Assuming the MAGAts can read.....and understand, they'll no doubt enthusiastically walk over a cliff edge if so ordered.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald ... s-n1230271

The virus has magically disappeared through the power of wishful thinking (it hasn't) because, you know, "the economy"
but just in case it hasn't we need you to sign this before you enter this giant petri dish of contagion.

We don't care what happens to you after you leave, just so long as you cheer for Trump first and can't sue them afterwards.

115 000 deaths and still climbing. But hey, a campaign rally is a safe environment. Safe from litigation anyway.

It's fine, really.

The WH is just insisting on indemnity for, oh, I don't know, because the covid hoax may not be as dangerous as the liberal media are telling you it is, but if it is, then they don't want you going to the courts for a share of Trump's slush fund.

But, honestly, if you or anybody else wants to attend a Trump rally, you should absolutely go along. And don't take a mask with you, either: that would be as good as having a 6' sign saying "Biden for President" taped to your head.

AnkleTap wrote:

Fat Old Git wrote:

af73 wrote:Assuming the MAGAts can read.....and understand, they'll no doubt enthusiastically walk over a cliff edge if so ordered.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald ... s-n1230271

The virus has magically disappeared through the power of wishful thinking (it hasn't) because, you know, "the economy"
but just in case it hasn't we need you to sign this before you enter this giant petri dish of contagion.

We don't care what happens to you after you leave, just so long as you cheer for Trump first and can't sue them afterwards.

115 000 deaths and still climbing. But hey, a campaign rally is a safe environment. Safe from litigation anyway.

I wonder what possible difference there could be between protests against police brutality and racial inequality following incidents in quick succession demonstrating both those things and rally that exists purely to stroke the man-baby President's ego.

Notwithstanding that plenty of concerns have been raised over what the protests might do to the infection rate, particularly from the right who definitely care about that and in no way were scrambling for anything they could possibly use to try and distract from the issues the protests were a response to.

It almost doesn't matter anymore, does it?

Everyone's mind is set in stone

We're all waiting for these famed 'independents' to put us out of our misery, right?

I mean, wtf is an 'independent' in today's America? If you don't have an opinion of Trump by now...then I'm not sure I want you voting, you fcking simpleton











(Acknowledging it's about turnout, rather than viewpoint - poindexter. . )

sockwithaticket wrote: I wonder what possible difference there could be between protests against police brutality and racial inequality following incidents in quick succession demonstrating both those things and rally that exists purely to stroke the man-baby President's ego.

As far as covid cares, none what so ever. Anyway you do not have to go.

shanky wrote:It almost doesn't matter anymore, does it?

Everyone's mind is set in stone

We're all waiting for these famed 'independents' to put us out of our misery, right?

I mean, wtf is an 'independent' in today's America? If you don't have an opinion of Trump by now...then I'm not sure I want you voting, you fcking simpleton





(Acknowledging it's about turnout, rather than viewpoint - poindexter. . )

I can't speak for all the independents in America, but I hate the 2-party system and while I feel the Democrats certainly represent my belief system the better of the 2 major parties, I try to vote 3rd party where/when I can. But then, that's the luxury I have as a California voter, knowing that the Democrat candidate will win by several points no matter who I vote for. If I lived in a swing state like PA or Michigan, I'd probably register.

Sorry. Wasn't meaning to be disrespectful.

Was just observing the phenomenon where commentators say 'the battle now, is for the independents'.

shanky wrote:Sorry. Wasn't meaning to be disrespectful.

Was just observing the phenomenon where commentators say 'the battle now, is for the independents'.

"What makes a man turn neutral?"

AnkleTap wrote:
I wonder what possible difference there could be between protests against police brutality and racial inequality following incidents in quick succession demonstrating both those things and rally that exists purely to stroke the man-baby President's ego.

Notwithstanding that plenty of concerns have been raised over what the protests might do to the infection rate, particularly from the right who definitely care about that and in no way were scrambling for anything they could possibly use to try and distract from the issues the protests were a response to.

Possible difference is if you don't hold the rally you will probably not have loads of people turn up for it anyway. If you ban the demonstration you will probably have loads of people turn up for it anyway and you will be faced with having to shut it down because it's banned rather than try and manage it.

Anonymous. wrote:

AnkleTap wrote:
I wonder what possible difference there could be between protests against police brutality and racial inequality following incidents in quick succession demonstrating both those things and rally that exists purely to stroke the man-baby President's ego.

Notwithstanding that plenty of concerns have been raised over what the protests might do to the infection rate, particularly from the right who definitely care about that and in no way were scrambling for anything they could possibly use to try and distract from the issues the protests were a response to.

Possible difference is if you don't hold the rally you will probably not have loads of people turn up for it anyway. If you ban the demonstration you will probably have loads of people turn up for it anyway and you will be faced with having to shut it down because it's banned rather than try and manage it.

The GOP & the shitgibbon have decided to double down on their stupidity, & kill off yet more GOP voters, by moving their Convention to Florida; because Florida is run by cretins; & has re-opened.

I'm sure it's a total coincidence that Florida is also now seeing what looks like a 2nd wave of infections, when states like NY, & NJ that were badly hit, have managed to flatten the curve of infections.

AnkleTap wrote:

Fat Old Git wrote:

af73 wrote:Assuming the MAGAts can read.....and understand, they'll no doubt enthusiastically walk over a cliff edge if so ordered.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald ... s-n1230271

The virus has magically disappeared through the power of wishful thinking (it hasn't) because, you know, "the economy"
but just in case it hasn't we need you to sign this before you enter this giant petri dish of contagion.

We don't care what happens to you after you leave, just so long as you cheer for Trump first and can't sue them afterwards.

115 000 deaths and still climbing. But hey, a campaign rally is a safe environment. Safe from litigation anyway.

There was a stark contrast in the standard of behaviour of those two groups.

EverReady wrote:This threads soul has died and gone to heaven. Goodnight sweet Prince

Impossible to compete with the Trump daily briefing

AnkleTap wrote:

Fat Old Git wrote:

af73 wrote:Assuming the MAGAts can read.....and understand, they'll no doubt enthusiastically walk over a cliff edge if so ordered.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald ... s-n1230271

The virus has magically disappeared through the power of wishful thinking (it hasn't) because, you know, "the economy"
but just in case it hasn't we need you to sign this before you enter this giant petri dish of contagion.

We don't care what happens to you after you leave, just so long as you cheer for Trump first and can't sue them afterwards.

115 000 deaths and still climbing. But hey, a campaign rally is a safe environment. Safe from litigation anyway.

Yeah, because that's exactly what people have been saying. No one at all has expressed concern about the impact the protests might have on the spread of Covid-19.

Certainly not those who are now saying a campaign rally is a good idea, or who supported the and encouraged the "Liberate" protests.

EverReady wrote:Like moths to flames the Dems will go after this as they did the toilet shite in 2016 https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/12/us/p ... ights.html

You'd hope they have learnt the lesson from the last 4 years, & they won't just snap up any rancid bait the GOP throw their way.

They can even use it to their advantage if they're smart, & the frothing SJWs let the leadership cast the debate in slight different terms.

Instead of this being about TG people losing their rights; its about a rich shithead POTUS, who got six medical deferments; denying veterans the treatment they deserve.

The fact they happen to be TG is a secondary matter; it's mostly about an Administration led by a coward denying citizens their hard earned rights.

I didn't know that Seattle had kicked the cops out of their artisan district. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53017776

The Governor and the Mayor both laid the smacketh down to the ignorant orange shitgibbon on Twitter, that must have hurt him!

Mr Inslee tweeted back: "A man who is totally incapable of governing should stay out of Washington state's business."

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan defended the right to protest and told President Trump: "Make us all safe. Go back to your bunker."

Short Man Syndrome wrote:I didn't know that Seattle had kicked the cops out of their artisan district. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53017776

The Governor and the Mayor both laid the smacketh down to the ignorant orange shitgibbon on Twitter, that must have hurt him!

Mr Inslee tweeted back: "A man who is totally incapable of governing should stay out of Washington state's business."

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan defended the right to protest and told President Trump: "Make us all safe. Go back to your bunker."

Yeah; Seattle & Portland are Blue cities, in Red States.

You head five miles outside the city limits, & you're in solid redneck territory. It's the usual ridiculous situation, where you have rednecks bitching about 'libs'; but if it wasn't for those, 'libs'; they'd all be on welfare.

Abandoning the rule of law to own Trump

brero wrote:Abandoning the rule of law to own Trump

What do you mean?

Yer Man wrote:

shanky wrote:Sorry. Wasn't meaning to be disrespectful.

Was just observing the phenomenon where commentators say 'the battle now, is for the independents'.

"What makes a man turn neutral?"

You see Butch, this world is filled to the brim with unrealistic motherfckers...motherfckers who though their ass would age like wine..

Reschedules his Juneteenth rally for the following day, on the advice of many of his black friends. Claims he's had over 200,000 requests for tickets. Yeah, right.

Caving into a bit of flak. Is he cracking?

brero wrote:Abandoning the rule of law to own Trump

Because that is the sole reason for the demonstrations/rioting/looting? to own Trump?

Nothing to do with police brutality?

Or years on institutionalized inequality.

obelixtim wrote:Reschedules his Juneteenth rally for the following day, on the advice of many of his black friends. Claims he's had over 200,000 requests for tickets. Yeah, right.

Caving into a bit of flak. Is he cracking?

Matt Hancock has shown you only need to send an invitation out and that counts as a request for a ticket. I imagine Team Orange has finally found a use for Eric though as he's been placed in charge of mailing out invites and is thus doing an awful lot of stamp licking

piquant wrote:

obelixtim wrote:Reschedules his Juneteenth rally for the following day, on the advice of many of his black friends. Claims he's had over 200,000 requests for tickets. Yeah, right.

Caving into a bit of flak. Is he cracking?

Matt Hancock has shown you only need to send an invitation out and that counts as a request for a ticket. I imagine Team Orange has finally found a use for Eric though as he's been placed in charge of mailing out invites and is thus doing an awful lot of stamp licking

Nice to see doing things by post coming back into favor.

brero wrote:Abandoning the rule of law to own Trump

Was the rioting in Ferguson an attempt to own Obama ?

Are you full of shit ?

Fat Old Git wrote:

piquant wrote:

obelixtim wrote:Reschedules his Juneteenth rally for the following day, on the advice of many of his black friends. Claims he's had over 200,000 requests for tickets. Yeah, right.

Caving into a bit of flak. Is he cracking?

Matt Hancock has shown you only need to send an invitation out and that counts as a request for a ticket. I imagine Team Orange has finally found a use for Eric though as he's been placed in charge of mailing out invites and is thus doing an awful lot of stamp licking

Nice to see doing things by post coming back into favor.

It's actually the reason the WH went dark, with Eric so focussed on stamps the windows started to darken. Eventually Don Jr. had to be recalled from clubbing baby seals to death to address the window problem in Eric's absence

Anonymous. wrote:

4071 wrote:

Anonymous. wrote:Just seen Trump saying it's a great great day for George Ford. Call me picky

Three years to the day since he scored a critical try in England's 38-34 win over Argentina in the opening tour match.

Though Solomona's solo try was probably more eye-catching. He probably didn't mention that because he doesn't like immigrants stealing jobs from locals.

Anonymous. wrote:

brero wrote:Abandoning the rule of law to own Trump

Was the rioting in Ferguson an attempt to own Obama ?

Are you full of shit ?

He's got a point.

People have been getting Covid and even dying, just to make Donald look bad.

Such is the libtard hate.

Short Man Syndrome wrote:I didn't know that Seattle had kicked the cops out of their artisan district. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53017776

The Governor and the Mayor both laid the smacketh down to the ignorant orange shitgibbon on Twitter, that must have hurt him!

Mr Inslee tweeted back: "A man who is totally incapable of governing should stay out of Washington state's business."

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan defended the right to protest and told President Trump: "Make us all safe. Go back to your bunker."

Another precious gift from the Dems. Trump is loving it. The stupid Governor wasn't even aware of it when first questioned.

More Derwyn magic.

Perhaps even with some added Keith fairy dust.

Pretty awful imagry for Trump addressing West Point cadets today. Don't think that was really the look he was going for.

How does cadet bone spurs get received at West Point? That’s got to be a tough one for them to swallow.

fishfoodie wrote:

Short Man Syndrome wrote:I didn't know that Seattle had kicked the cops out of their artisan district. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53017776

The Governor and the Mayor both laid the smacketh down to the ignorant orange shitgibbon on Twitter, that must have hurt him!

Mr Inslee tweeted back: "A man who is totally incapable of governing should stay out of Washington state's business."

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan defended the right to protest and told President Trump: "Make us all safe. Go back to your bunker."

Yeah; Seattle & Portland are Blue cities, in Red States.

You head five miles outside the city limits, & you're in solid redneck territory. It's the usual ridiculous situation, where you have rednecks bitching about 'libs'; but if it wasn't for those, 'libs'; they'd all be on welfare.

No they aren't, also do not confuse rednecks and good old boys .

Short Man Syndrome wrote:How does cadet bone spurs get received at West Point? That’s got to be a tough one for them to swallow.

Whatever else he us, and whatever your feelings about him are, he's still POTUS. Even if they despise him, they salute and respect the office. Donny mistakes that gor something else, but that's his issue

lexpat wrote:

fishfoodie wrote:

Short Man Syndrome wrote:I didn't know that Seattle had kicked the cops out of their artisan district. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53017776

The Governor and the Mayor both laid the smacketh down to the ignorant orange shitgibbon on Twitter, that must have hurt him!

Mr Inslee tweeted back: "A man who is totally incapable of governing should stay out of Washington state's business."

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan defended the right to protest and told President Trump: "Make us all safe. Go back to your bunker."

Yeah; Seattle & Portland are Blue cities, in Red States.

You head five miles outside the city limits, & you're in solid redneck territory. It's the usual ridiculous situation, where you have rednecks bitching about 'libs'; but if it wasn't for those, 'libs'; they'd all be on welfare.

No they aren't, also do not confuse rednecks and good old boys .

Most of the counties are red but the numbers in the urban counties make the state blue. I think that’s what he meant.