Trump’s Overt Racism Is Uniting Democrats and Unnerving Some Republicans (Page 4): Translated: The rock from which they crawled out from. :sm17:...

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

Wuligal wrote:

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Yes, Mr. Trump told the squad to "go back to where they came from" but it had nothing to do with the pigmentation of their skin. It had to do with their constant demeaning of the very nation that has provided them with a path to personal advancement and financial success.
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Translated: The rock from which they crawled out from.

Wuligal Loc: Slippery Rock, Pa.

dpullum wrote:

Magicians Trick. He does something that is contro... (show quote)

I have a question for you Mr. dpullum. What was your intention in your "Epstine" diatribe? If it was to enlighten the public, you failed. If it was to elucidate the truth, you failed. If it was to calm an already agitated audience you failed. If it was to display your superior ability in the use of vulgarities and smutty ideas you had a modicum of success. In as much as there is no way you can validate any of your accusations all you had to say was pure balderdash! But wait - the idea of holding a person guilty based only on accusations is a technique used by many political and social groups including the communist party under the leadership of Mr. V.Lenin, the Salem witch trials, the Me Too movement and the Squad from the Democratic party. You seem to be in good company with your "guilty first and to hell with facts" modus operandi.

Wuligal Loc: Slippery Rock, Pa.

Designdweeb wrote:

Three of the four are native-born, one arrived as a child fleeing from a much more worse situation. They want to make the U. S. a better place, not drag it down to the lowest common denominator of the world's most troubled regions.
He is a product of a privileged upbringing, isolated from reality, and playing the media and uninformed for the short-term benefit of corporations and the 1%.

Excuse me Mr. Designdweeb, exactly how does the squad want to make the U.S. a better place? Higher taxes? Trading freedom for Socialism and or Communism? Taking away cars and trucks and air planes? Killing all the cows? Increasing your health care co-pay to thousands of dollars? Using your money to send someone else's kid to college? Using your money to give free health insurance to eleven million illegal immigrants? Turning the USA into another Venezuela? Open borders for everyone? Voting rights for anyone that steps onto American soil? Turning you into a vegan? Providing a safe haven for known terrorists? Corrupting the value of American citizenship?
And yes, Mr. Trump might be privileged and have a lot of money.Is that a bad thing? Has a poor man ever signed your pay check? Has a poor man ever paid your health insurance? Has a poor man ever built a library or park or skating rink in your town? Has a poor man ever offered your child a scholarship to college? Has a poor man ever given you twenty five thousand dollars to save your child's life? Has a poor man ever created hundreds of jobs in your neighborhood? Donald Trump might be rich but he has also done every one of the things I just mentioned.

DaveO Loc: Northeast CT

Wuligal wrote:

Excuse me Mr. Designdweeb, exactly how does the sq... (show quote)

Spoken like a true trumpette...

alx Loc: NJ

Wuligal wrote:

Excuse me Mr. Designdweeb, exactly how does the sq... (show quote)

And Hitler put everyone back to work...
And Mussolini made the trains run on time...
And Stalin won the war that he started by dividing Poland with Hitler.

I guess you can always point to some good that the great despots were linked to as they destroyed their nations.

A con is still a con and a criminal is still a criminal.

You can put lipstick on a pig and you can sit a racist on a gold toilet.

Wuligal Loc: Slippery Rock, Pa.

alx wrote:

Also a lier in that, as a professional con man, he has made a living lying in wait for the marks he takes advantage of. God knows there is no shortage of fools who have bought into his business lies.

Be direct.....give me the names of two or more "fools" that have bought into his "business lies". While you're there, be specific. Exactly what were those business lies? Who told them? When were they given? If you cannot validate your proposition then it should and must be presented as personal speculation and not as a revelation. Anything less is a false statement.

alx Loc: NJ

Wuligal wrote:

Be direct.....give me the names of two or more "fools" that have bought into his "business lies". While you're there, be specific. Exactly what were those business lies? Who told them? When were they given? If you cannot validate your proposition then it should and must be presented as personal speculation and not as a revelation. Anything less is a false statement.

The banks he has defaulted on.
Those that signed up for Trump U.

Those are CLASSES of people he has defrauded.

Designdweeb Loc: Metro NYC & East Stroudsburg, PA

I'll be happy to respond when I return from my photo club meeting tonight...

Wuligal wrote:

Excuse me Mr. Designdweeb, exactly how does the sq... (show quote)

Bigmike1 Loc: I am from Gaffney, S.C. but live in Utah.

I'm afraid that it is going to get so ugly that it will lead to the breakdown of society. When that happens be prepared for the worst. That is also why Americans can never allow themselves to be disarmed. The day that happens will be the day freedom ends in this country.

MrBossHK Loc: The West Valley of Phoenix metro area

ELNikkor wrote:

ricardo7, please stick to photography, hopefully you are better with cameras than you are with politics...

TriX Loc: Raleigh, NC

Bigmike1 wrote:

I'm afraid that it is going to get so ugly that it will lead to the breakdown of society. When that happens be prepared for the worst. That is also why Americans can never allow themselves to be disarmed. The day that happens will be the day freedom ends in this country.

BigMike, I don’t know of anyone who is trying to disarm Americans, although there has certainly been a push to limit assault-style weapons with large magazines in much the same way that fully automatic weapons have been heavily regulated for years. But rather than get into the “assault weapon” debate, let’s get to the core of your argument. Aren’t you really saying that faced with a coup or similar event, the average Joe with an AR-15 would take on the US military? Or are you suggesting a civil war of neighbor against neighbor? Do you realize how ridiculous this sounds when you actually carry this argument to its’ ultimate conclusion, or are you suggesting something different?

BTW, this response isn’t coming from some left wing pacifist loony, but from a VietNam vet who has actually been in a war, owns guns, has a carry permit, was a competitive shooter, and at one time (when it was more interested in firearm training than defending gun manufacturers at any cost), a member of the NRA.

Bigmike1 Loc: I am from Gaffney, S.C. but live in Utah.

Tri-x, I'm not making any argument but there are those, who want the kind of arms program like in Australia or in Canada. Fortunately I never had to go into combat but I am retired from the military. I own guns and have a carry permit also. I guess I am arguing for preparedness for all eventualities.

TriX Loc: Raleigh, NC

Bigmike1 wrote:

Tri-x, I'm not making any argument but there are those, who want the kind of arms program like in Australia or in Canada. Fortunately I never had to go into combat but I am retired from the military. I own guns and have a carry permit also. I guess I am arguing for preparedness for all eventualities.

Nothing wrong with being prepared BigMike. I have a Colt Govt. Pocketlite .380 for carry and a 12 Ga for home defense (because we’re retired and live in the woods), but I wouldn’t want to take on a squad of 82nd Airborne, Marines or 11 Bravos even with an M-16. I have to say I don’t get the love affair with assault style rifles such as AR-15s - lousey for hunting or target shooting, but hey, if one wants to carry an automatic assault weapon, the Army and Marines are hiring 😎.

Cheers.

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

DaveO wrote:

Spoken like a true trumpette...

So you'd go along with everything they stand for, represent, and desire to implement?

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

TriX wrote:

Nothing wrong with being prepared BigMike. I have a Colt Govt. Pocketlite .380 for carry and a 12 Ga for home defense (because we’re retired and live in the woods), but I wouldn’t want to take on a squad of 82nd Airborne, Marines or 11 Bravos even with an M-16. I have to say I don’t get the love affair with assault style rifles such as AR-15s - lousey for hunting or target shooting, but hey, if one wants to carry an automatic assault weapon, the Army and Marines are hiring 😎.

Cheers.

We have such a possibility of ending up like Venezuela, but I'm more fearful of a different scenario...