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Hamus Yaigh

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  1. As clueless as the op I see. It’s definitely not appropriate to use “impressive” to describe an event that causes widespread loss of life and suffering. In that context, a more accurate descriptor might be something like “devastating”, “catastrophic”, or even “unfathomable”. It’s important to be sensitive and respectful when discussing events that cause human suffering, and the loss of life from an earthquake is certainly not something to be impressed by.
  2. Trying to understand the thought processes going on here. What exactly "impresses" you about earthquakes where thousands of lives are lost?
  3. The concept of an intellectual is a difficult thing for the average Joe Trumper to get their head around, as your comment concurs. Chanting MAGA, wearing a red cap and hoping tariffs will make you rich again requires little thought processes and is a easy vote buying technique.
  4. It's platform driven by the management and makes them money presumably. As for the site that started out as TV with good intentions, that's dead. Sad.
  5. It's easy to deflect to a foreigner not being able to vote, but what about an American in America without ID, you want to take away the Americans voting rights, right?
  6. Too difficult for a MAGAnut to understand the concept.
  7. Trump's lie at the press briefing about not knowing about a national security failing and deflecting to the standards of the Atlantic news source, when he did know his team messed up is more serious than a typical lie that he's known for. This behavior implies that he prioritizes maintaining a facade of infallibility over transparency and accountability. By denying knowledge of a national security issue, Trump undermines the trust and credibility necessary for effective leadership. Lying by a president can considered an impeachable offense, especially if it involves national security matters. The Constitution states that the president can be removed from office for "high crimes and misdemeanors"
  8. It only needs more than 100,000 to trigger a debate in parliament.
  9. As a beach-lover, you've been out in the sun too long if you think a wanted war crim is trustworthy.
  10. Why not tell the whole story? #rhetorical Walz has offered to host town halls in districts where Republicans are refusing to hold them, after the National Republican Congressional Committee told its members to avoid in-person meetings as constituents expressed frustration about the Trump administration and DOGE’s cuts to the federal workforce by the Telsa CEO.
  11. BS The kind of eloquent and explanative response one can expect from your kind. Why not expand on exactly what part of what I said is BS otherwise one could infer the BS is mostly what you are steaming in?
  12. Perhaps in your extremist right wing way of thinking it is dodgy, but to more balanced people the court was just clamping down, as it should rightly do so, on Robinson's use of racist bating rhetoric and lies about a Syrian school kid abuse victim for his own selfish political agenda and repeating the lies after already being found guilty of such. Unlike in the J D Vance world, they don't tolerate illegal use of free speech of others like that lightly.
  13. The logical thought processes of a Brexiteer live in action.
  14. Which begs the question what kind of the human specimen makes such a comment in this context?
  15. Based on what? Your rhetoric and the op has no specifics. One might expect specifics if there's going to be a debate about it?
  16. They tried that in the 1930s. They know how it works out.
  17. Lack of ID and no due course, some could even be US citizens. Brings to mind innocent victims of the Japanese internment during WW2. Way to go, 'merica, you are turning into a racist shtshow and laughing stock of the globe.
  18. How do you know they weren't innocent bystanders with tattoos? #rhetorical
  19. What bothers me is why you are even here. This forum is called Asean Now not America Now?
  20. Trump didn't lose the plot. He's always been what he has been. Voters lost the plot last year by allowing this to happen at all.
  21. They're called Russians. A lot of them in Thailand.
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