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Offline Omni

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« Reply #6585 on: November 24, 2020, 11:04:13 pm »
Would you feel any better if I delete all of your posts on my threads?

I really do care about your opinion and so I won't post anymore Trump threads.

Would that work better for you?  Just say the word.

Please feel free to generate as many redundant Trump threads as you feel compelled to. do keep in mind that donny is soon to fade into history as a one termer who was essentially a joke.
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Offline Michael Hardner

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« Reply #6586 on: November 25, 2020, 08:51:10 am »
Please feel free to generate as many redundant Trump threads as you feel compelled to. do keep in mind that donny is soon to fade into history as a one termer who was essentially a joke.

A dangerous joke who was impeached and lost the popular vote twice.

I just looked up the "other" terrible president in history James Buchanan and did some reading.  Donald J. Trump is about 10% the president he was.  This was a diffident president who tried to quell conflict ineffectively.  Trump tried to instill distrust and divisiveness.

The fact that so many voted for him is damning for the concept of democracy. 


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« Reply #6587 on: November 25, 2020, 10:58:16 am »
Please feel free to generate as many redundant Trump threads as you feel compelled to. do keep in mind that donny is soon to fade into history as a one termer who was essentially a joke.

Thank you for your permission, and I will when I find something that needs posting. Now maybe that's the last word about it that I'll hear from you!
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« Reply #6588 on: November 25, 2020, 11:25:25 am »
A dangerous joke who was impeached and lost the popular vote twice.

I just looked up the "other" terrible president in history James Buchanan and did some reading.  Donald J. Trump is about 10% the president he was.  This was a diffident president who tried to quell conflict ineffectively.  Trump tried to instill distrust and divisiveness.

The fact that so many voted for him is damning for the concept of democracy.

Consider someone like Trump as PM with a 39% majority and the power of political life and death over everyone in his caucus. Something for the opponents of electoral reform to chew on.
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« Reply #6589 on: November 25, 2020, 11:47:29 am »
Consider someone like Trump as PM with a 39% majority and the power of political life and death over everyone in his caucus. Something for the opponents of electoral reform to chew on.

I changed my mind on it somewhat myself.

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« Reply #6590 on: November 25, 2020, 12:00:31 pm »


The fact that so many voted for him is damning for the concept of democracy.

Yes, that is true for some democracies. Do you know why that happened? Do you know why it happened to Germany's democracy when the Nazis took over? Do you know why it happened to other democracies?

There are variations from one to another but the same basic reason is true for all of them. The country's people were fed up with not getting a piece of the pie. In Germany, there was very little pie to go around and that was for their specifc reason. Do you know why Americans resorted to Trump.

It's no more obvious to Canadians that he was a sick psychopath than it was obvious to Americans.
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« Reply #6591 on: November 25, 2020, 12:10:33 pm »
Yes, that is true for some democracies. Do you know why that happened? Do you know why it happened to Germany's democracy when the Nazis took over? Do you know why it happened to other democracies?

There are variations from one to another but the same basic reason is true for all of them. The country's people were fed up with not getting a piece of the pie. In Germany, there was very little pie to go around and that was for their specifc reason. Do you know why Americans resorted to Trump.

It's no more obvious to Canadians that he was a sick psychopath than it was obvious to Americans.

It has been obvious to this Canadian for some time even before he was elected. And now it is obvious to the majority of Americans.

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« Reply #6592 on: November 25, 2020, 12:25:11 pm »
It has been obvious to this Canadian for some time even before he was elected. And now it is obvious to the majority of Americans.
Thanks for sharing that with us. Was the rest of it too complicated for you or did it rub you the wrong way for your politics?
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« Reply #6593 on: November 25, 2020, 12:26:13 pm »
The fact that so many voted for him is damning for the concept of democracy.

take solace in the fact 'some percentage' of those Trump votes were party aligned. I'm still waiting for postmortem analysis to suggest how many voted Republican for president in spite of Trump. Equally of interest, how many Republicans voted for Biden, voted for a Democrat for the first time in their voting history... and did it make any difference, particularly in so-called battleground states?

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« Reply #6594 on: November 25, 2020, 12:29:53 pm »
Thanks for sharing that with us. Was the rest of it too complicated for you or did it rub you the wrong way for your politics?

I made it as simple as I could for you.
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« Reply #6595 on: November 25, 2020, 12:46:38 pm »
take solace in the fact 'some percentage' of those Trump votes were party aligned. I'm still waiting for postmortem analysis to suggest how many voted Republican for president in spite of Trump. Equally of interest, how many Republicans voted for Biden, voted for a Democrat for the first time in their voting history... and did it make any difference, particularly in so-called battleground states?

Forget Trump. Take note that the Democrats didn't flip the Senate and lost two seats in the House. This election may have been a rejection of Trump but it was nowhere near an endorsement of the Democrats.
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« Reply #6596 on: November 25, 2020, 01:06:10 pm »
Forget Trump. Take note that the Democrats didn't flip the Senate and lost two seats in the House. This election may have been a rejection of Trump but it was nowhere near an endorsement of the Democrats.

You get that right wilbur!
I hope that's because you are finally accepting that the Dem party is still just the establishment corrupt American way.
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« Reply #6597 on: November 26, 2020, 11:46:29 pm »
Just listened to Trumps latest little question period he came out for since the election. Of course it was just a donny babble period rather than a question period. They should really wrap this little fat man up in some night clothes and escort him to a padded room where he belongs, and let the US and the rest of the world move toward a saner world without this imbecile with his hands on the levers of power he has in his current room.

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« Reply #6598 on: November 26, 2020, 11:55:47 pm »
take solace in the fact 'some percentage' of those Trump votes were party aligned. I'm still waiting for postmortem analysis to suggest how many voted Republican for president in spite of Trump. Equally of interest, how many Republicans voted for Biden, voted for a Democrat for the first time in their voting history... and did it make any difference, particularly in so-called battleground states?

Forget Trump. Take note that the Democrats didn't flip the Senate and lost two seats in the House. This election may have been a rejection of Trump but it was nowhere near an endorsement of the Democrats.

didn't flip the Senate... yet! That the state of Georgia is now blue after this election is clearly an endorsement of... sumthin - yes?

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« Reply #6599 on: November 27, 2020, 08:27:52 am »
didn't flip the Senate... yet! That the state of Georgia is now blue after this election is clearly an endorsement of... sumthin - yes?

Hold the phone, the waldo, the Donald is said to be ready to ACTIVELY ASSIST in the campaigns which would fill me with a peanut buttery/chocolate mix of dread and joy.

Dread because I have to listen to that f***
But also joy because I will know that his talons are so deep into the Republican party that they can never move forward with a message that is:

-positive
-clear & organized
-based in the real world we inhabit