11 Apr 2020, 9:50 pm
Pepe wrote:
goldfish21 wrote:
Former Harvard psychiatrist: "Trump is the most dangerous person we could have as president" during this crisis
https://www.salon.com/2020/04/09/dr-lan ... in-prison/
It’s almost as if anyone could have foreseen this.. and yet here we are, anyways.
https://www.salon.com/2020/04/09/dr-lan ... in-prison/
It’s almost as if anyone could have foreseen this.. and yet here we are, anyways.
I take it you aren't a fan of Trump.
Derailing this thread before anyone gets a chance to discuss the topic?
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12 Apr 2020, 1:37 am
EzraS wrote:
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It’s long been a saying that those who don’t vote forfeit their right to complain about politicians in a democracy. Don’t shoot the messenger.
Actually it is the other way around. Those who vote are the ones responsible for those who are in office. The voter is therefore responsible for their conduct. The voter is the one who created the situation. It is the person who did not put them into office who has the right to complain about the mess the voters created.
No. As is evidenced by the s**t show that happened in your country when so many people didn’t bother showing up to vote.
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for supporting trump. Because doing so is deplorable.12 Apr 2020, 1:47 am
goldfish21 wrote:
EzraS wrote:
goldfish21 wrote:
It’s long been a saying that those who don’t vote forfeit their right to complain about politicians in a democracy. Don’t shoot the messenger.
Actually it is the other way around. Those who vote are the ones responsible for those who are in office. The voter is therefore responsible for their conduct. The voter is the one who created the situation. It is the person who did not put them into office who has the right to complain about the mess the voters created.
No. As is evidenced by the s**t show that happened in your country when so many people didn’t bother showing up to vote.
It would not have mattered if twice as many people picked the same politicians. And s**t shows are hardly limited to this country. Now I am not saying people should not vote. I am saying those who had no hand in picking the s**t show politicians, have a right to complain about the s**t show others created.
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12 Apr 2020, 2:14 am
And?
He is the president....how can you say such disrepectful things 
Just joking he really is a piece of s**t but what do you expect to do about it?
I mean he really is the the baby charge of the nation but its not fitting, I mean why should a baby be in charge even if they call it the great baby...it still may very well betray them,
12 Apr 2020, 2:59 am
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12 Apr 2020, 3:12 am
EzraS wrote:
goldfish21 wrote:
EzraS wrote:
goldfish21 wrote:
It’s long been a saying that those who don’t vote forfeit their right to complain about politicians in a democracy. Don’t shoot the messenger.
Actually it is the other way around. Those who vote are the ones responsible for those who are in office. The voter is therefore responsible for their conduct. The voter is the one who created the situation. It is the person who did not put them into office who has the right to complain about the mess the voters created.
No. As is evidenced by the s**t show that happened in your country when so many people didn’t bother showing up to vote.
It would not have mattered if twice as many people picked the same politicians. And s**t shows are hardly limited to this country. Now I am not saying people should not vote. I am saying those who had no hand in picking the s**t show politicians, have a right to complain about the s**t show others created.
Line of thought:
• Every human that lives within a given country is affected directly or indirectly by the action of whatever political system is in place.
• Humans tend on the whole to form views as to what they are aware affects them and their lives.
• Humans also have a drive to share and discuss said views with each other.
• Is not, therefore, objecting to any given human doing so on any grounds whatsoever akin to commanding the tide to stop coming in?
An exercise in self-frustrating futility.
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12 Apr 2020, 3:39 am
Sweetleaf wrote:
And?
He is the president....how can you say such disrepectful things
Just joking he really is a piece of s**t but what do you expect to do about it?
I mean he really is the the baby charge of the nation but its not fitting, I mean why should a baby be in charge even if they call it the great baby...it still may very well betray them,
He is the president....how can you say such disrepectful things
Just joking he really is a piece of s**t but what do you expect to do about it?
I mean he really is the the baby charge of the nation but its not fitting, I mean why should a baby be in charge even if they call it the great baby...it still may very well betray them,
You got him because the American aristocracy is corrupt.
Trump didn't win the election.
Clinton lost.
