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  1. It was not a neutral comment as it ignores an injustice by an aggressor? It was also not targeted at you specifically but "some people" as I said, and there are a lot of "them" on this forum for some reason.
  2. Some people are living in a parallel world of the mentally unhinged or Russia. Russia is the aggressor and invader. No end to this until Russia pays for this.
  3. Is that because you don't like being overtaken?
  4. Like thats his main concern now.
  5. Utterly distasteful remarks like only a Russian boot kisser might spout. Many view the U.S.'s opportunistic approach, exploiting Ukraine’s resources while offering little for its victimization by Russia, as deeply distasteful. The U.S. absence from London peace talks may be preferable if it cannot engage constructively, avoiding further criticism for prioritizing self-interest over Ukraine’s sovereignty and security.
  6. And there's your answer in your own words. You don't know. Stock Market: The Federal Reserve's independence is critical for investor confidence. Firing Powell would signal political interference, raising fears of mismanaged monetary policy, higher inflation, or economic instability. This uncertainty could trigger a sharp decline in stock prices, as seen in recent market drops following Trump's attacks on Powell (e.g., S&P 500 fell 2.4% on April 21, 2025). Dollar: Powell's removal could erode global trust in U.S. monetary governance, weakening the dollar's status as the world's reserve currency. Investors might flee to safer assets like gold, as evidenced by the dollar hitting a three-year low after Trump's threats. Bond Sell-Offs: Firing Powell could lead investors to demand higher yields on U.S. Treasuries due to perceived risks of inflation or default, especially if Trump pushes for lower rates amid tariff-driven inflation. This would cause bond prices to fall, with yields like the 10-year Treasury already rising above 4.4%. The threat alone has already rattled markets, as seen last Monday, so Trump has since had to wind his neck in.
  7. Unfortunately we got Trump for 4 years unless he's impeached so not that easy.
  8. The story of most MAGA voters learning capacity.
  9. The title "Extension (retirement) rules change?" is still misleading as there is no change at all?
  10. Trump loyalists are stuck in their own echo-chamber along with all of his sycophants, so reality is different for them even when English is their native tongue. <deleted>
  11. You looking to get the job? Why could someone else do a better job? You got reasons? Hunters laptop perhaps? You realize the "inflation is just temporary" remarks were made during an untested global pandemic meltdown? Today's remarks are based on self inflicted tariffs?
  12. The claim that Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s tattoos—marijuana leaf, smiley face, cross, and skull—represent MS-13 by corresponding to "M," "S," "1," and "3" is not supported by any credible evidence and appears to be a fabricated narrative. MS-13 tattoos typically feature explicit symbols like "MS," "13," devil horns, or gang-specific phrases, not cryptic representations like a marijuana leaf or smiley face. These tattoos are generic, common in personal or cultural contexts, and unrelated to MS-13’s known iconography. No reputable source, including court documents, gang databases, or expert analyses, links these symbols to MS-13 or suggests they encode "M," "S," "1," or "3." The idea that a cross or skull is a "coverup" for gang symbols is also baseless speculation, as no prior MS-13 tattoos are documented on Garcia. This interpretation seems to have emerged to retroactively justify Trump’s misleading X post on April 18, 2025, which falsely implied these tattoos indicate MS-13 membership. The narrative is likely a post-hoc attempt to obscure the apparent doctoring of the "MS-13" knuckle tattoo and Trump’s misrepresentation of Garcia’s gang status. It’s false and unsupported.
  13. Of course they are real duh? They have nothing to do with MS-13. Trumps clowns photoshopped MS-13 onto his photo for X so that his tribe thinks the images of a marijuana leaf, smiley face, cross, and skull mean he was in MS-13. When you are in a hole, stop digging.
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