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  1. With respect, was your problem failing comprehension in primary or logic in your degree? Your post clearly shows a lack of understanding of the meaning of preemptive pardons and the reasoning failures of a false equivalence and begging the question fallacy.
  2. Preemptive pardons are different from post-conviction pardons and do not imply guilt. These pardons are a shield against potential political retribution, as suggested by Trump’s past rhetoric. It’s about protecting the innocent, not a confession of guilt.
  3. And in 2020? Funnily, Biden supposedly 'cheated' under Trump's presidency, but when Biden was in power, Trump somehow won. Care to explain that logic Frank?
  4. What is funny—and slimey (sic) —is whiny Trump wanting to sign an executive order to reinstate TikTok after signing one in 2020 to ban it. Obviously, it’s a popularist bait-and-switch tactic to gain Gen Z’s and TikTok’s fealty while blaming Biden for something Trump initiated, echoing Afghanistan. Biden has been clear—he doesn’t want to kill TikTok, no matter how much Trump twists the narrative to suit his advantage. URL Links: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/01/15/trump-tiktok-ban-executive-order/ https://www.npr.org/2020/08/06/900019185/trump-signs-executive-order-that-will-effectively-ban-use-of-tiktok-in-the-u-s https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/joe-biden/biden-administration-keep-tiktok-available-us-rcna187902
  5. Living in the hills on the Isthmus of Kra, halfway between Chumphon and Ranong, I always thought the recent haze was just a natural weather pattern. With the Gulf of Thailand on one side and the Andaman Sea on the other, pollution didn’t even cross my mind—especially since I’ve had no breathing issues so far. But today’s AQI reading of 84 gave me pause. While still in the "moderate" range, it’s a reminder of the potential long-term effects. I’ve decided now to invest in an air purifier to stay ahead of any health risks—better safe than sorry!
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  8. You obviously know as little as Hegseth. Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Brunei all have U.S. security agreements and are vital to Indo-Pacific defense. Thailand and Singapore host U.S. bases and participate in joint exercises, while the others engage in defense cooperation. All these nations fall under the Department of Defense’s purview. It’s not just trade; it’s defense and security.
  9. Ah, the irony of misspelling 'misspelled.' If poor spelling is a crime, then the Grammar Police might want to lock you up and toss away the key
  10. Trump's Big Lie doesn’t magically become truth with age. So let’s cut to the chase: Did Trump win in 2020, or is 'the past' just too awkward for you to face?
  11. In what reality did Trump win in 2020?
  12. As Trump crosses the Potomac from the airport on January 20, it can be likened to Caesar crossing the Rubicon, which was the death knell of the 500-year-old Roman Republic. That's if he doesn't thumb his nose at the D.C. swamp and get Eileen Cannon to take the oath as he swears on The Art of the Deal from his golf cart at Mar-a-Lago. Evidently, all legal under the Constitution, but as if the Constitution means anything to him, considering he already failed his 2017 oath to support it while he watched his insurrection on TV.
  13. Surely, you’re confused—it is your post that was ‘designed to ensure that the truth about the Nazis was obscured’—they were vehemently anti-socialist.

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