2 hours ago, earlinclaifornia said:

Bump his butt of the bar stool I so happy 

i have him on ignore for good

Wow, so upsetting, I don't know how I will cope

12 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

You obviously missed the bit where the insurrection was an attempt to overthrow an election, the post Floyd riots were not.

The Floyd riots were linked with demands elected officials and police be withdrawn, defunded etc. 

 

No to mention they were a massive threat to order and security. 

 

But no danger to democracy. Okay. 

38 minutes ago, Chwooly said:

I am not just talking about challenges. I am talking about the media bias against republicans. (Trumps mouth gets a lot of his well deserved bias),  The mind set that if you agree with anything trump says you are far right, racist, misogynistic transphobic, homophobic and islamaphobic. As is widely seen here by the vast majority of posters that are anti trump, Of which you are part and parcel with your comments, The fact that the "insurrection" was so less violent then the BLM riots yet the media and the democrats play it  up as a "danger to democracy, the refusal to implement voter id laws. the statistically unlikely votes that appeared overnight for Biden. I could go on ad nauseum but I think you get the point. 

 

 

 

The mind set that if you agree with anything trump says you are far right, racist, misogynistic transphobic, homophobic and islamaphobic.....to be fair, it is easy to see why people think that, if they are faced with loud, in your face, I'll defend Trump to the death, MAGA hat wearing supporters of Trump who think he was sent by God.

 

The fact that the "insurrection" was so less violent then the BLM riots......you do understand there is a huge and fundamental difference between objecting to police killing you because of the colour of your skin and trying to overturn a democratic election....surely????

 

statistically unlikely votes that appeared overnight for Biden.....you do know the majority of vote counting takes place overnight???

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 hour ago, herfiehandbag said:

Pedantic and not what you meant @spidermike007, but you know I suspect that what troubles Trump the most is that he is actually not very rich any more. The signs are rather that he is broke! He owes eye watering amounts in legal penalties, his prime recent venture, his social media operation is losing money at an extraordinary rate; yes he has assets, golf clubs and properties, but seems totally unable to raise cash on them, probably because they are already in hock. The really big donors, American and foreign are reluctant. His campaign owes money for rally locations all over the country. His "bigliest" lifestyle, so central to his image, is expensive (Boeing 757s cost a lot to run!) and it seems probable that, despite flogging golden gym shoes, bibles and playing cards, the cash is not rolling in.

 

So not very rich indeed!

This is why the idea of his being locked up is not a concern of mine. I want to see him sentenced for his wrongdoing by citizen Trial Juries after already being indicted by the separate five citizen Grand Juries. And the financial costs ruining his financial well being. That should do the trick for a penalty … Oh, and an overwhelming election defeat in 2024, of course, with the added benefit of the loss of the down ballot Republicans being rejected resulting in a centralist, conservative Republican Party (but not until after the Democrat House, Senate and President take concrete steps to address the income/wealth gap having caused the underlying justified frustration/anger within the working middle class).

2 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

The Floyd riots were linked with demands elected officials and police be withdrawn, defunded etc. 

 

No to mention they were a massive threat to order and security. 

 

But no danger to democracy. Okay. 

But the overthrow of an election.

As dear old Dad used to say, 'too rich!'.  If anybody has treated Pence horribly it's super nasty Trump, himself.  

1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

But the overthrow of an election.

 

And the location I guess.

1 hour ago, cjinchiangrai said:

So we will leave you out of the Brexit conversation.

Point taken. So, in consultation with those more closely potentially understanding the ramifications.

1 hour ago, maesariang said:

What is a real job? Pretending to be a soldier for 24 years?

 

 

or pretending to be someone who can't be a soldier?

21 minutes ago, newnative said:

As dear old Dad used to say, 'too rich!'.  If anybody has treated Pence horribly it's super nasty Trump, himself.  

Getting thrown under a bus by a man you have loyally served is such an act of betrayal. 

 

But Trump is not exactly known for loyalty and honor. 

43 minutes ago, mdr224 said:

An american who no longer lives here due to the countrys decline thinks they have an opinion that matters

As much as any other American citizen. I have only my vote in reality.

2 hours ago, luckymitchell said:

Where do you get 'he's losing itz from, have you ever watched trump speaking?

Also talking of throwing someone under the bus, What did the Kamala & Democrat party just do to Biden? And most of the loudest AN members for that matter, 

Biden was not thrown under the bus, he very graciously stepped aside knowing that his chances of winning were diminishing by the day. If Trump had any honor he would step aside and make way for somebody who could actually beat Harris, but we know that's not going to happen. 

 

The sad march of the convicted felon scam artist continues. 

3 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Biden was not thrown under the bus, he very graciously stepped aside knowing that his chances of winning were diminishing by the day. If Trump had any honor he would step aside and make way for somebody who could actually beat Harris, but we know that's not going to happen. 

 

The sad march of the convicted felon scam artist continues. 

I do not want Trump to step aside. He and Vance are very effective Allie’s supporting my desire to have a Democrat sweep in November. Both of them, open mouth, insert foot.

3 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Biden was not thrown under the bus, he very graciously stepped aside knowing that his chances of winning were diminishing by the day. If Trump had any honor he would step aside and make way for somebody who could actually beat Harris, but we know that's not going to happen. 

 

The sad march of the convicted felon scam artist continues. 

Trump can't quit, it would eliminate his only chance to avoid prosecution for insurrection and espionage and prison for felony fraud and election tampering. Once he loses, expect indictments in Arizona, Michigan and Wisconsin for the fake elector schemes.

6 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Part of the job is answering questions.

A much more important part of the job is not being a complete idiot, and having a handle on what you’re talking about, which Trump obviously doesn’t. Not lying through your teeth every time you open your mouth would also go a long way.

1 hour ago, luckymitchell said:

Wow, so upsetting, I don't know how I will cope

Your sense of humor will save you.

2 hours ago, earlinclaifornia said:

His interview claiming he is guilty. I had to see it 

 

How on earth do you hear that as a confession?

32 minutes ago, cjinchiangrai said:

Trump can't quit, it would eliminate his only chance to avoid prosecution for insurrection and espionage and prison for felony fraud and election tampering. Once he loses, expect indictments in Arizona, Michigan and Wisconsin for the fake elector schemes.

I simply cannot wait for that day, there are likely hundreds of millions of people around the world that would like nothing more than to see this huckster and career scam artist, finally imprisoned for his misdeeds and crimes. 

 

 

 

2 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

 

Because  he is a serious danger to democracy and the rule of law.

 

 

 

 

 

 

How is he a danger to democracy ?

4 minutes ago, luckymitchell said:

How is he a danger to democracy ?

He has already incited an insurrection to overthrow the election. How much more dangerous does it get?

2 minutes ago, cjinchiangrai said:

He has already incited an insurrection to overthrow the election. How much more dangerous does it get?

He hasn't though. He told people to March peacefully. At not point did he incite an insurrection, nor has he been charged with doing so

1 minute ago, luckymitchell said:

He hasn't though. He told people to March peacefully. At not point did he incite an insurrection, nor has he been charged with doing so

Tell that to Jack Smith and maybe he will dismiss the charges. Tell it to Judge Chutkan and maybe she will dismiss the case. Or maybe Trump is heading to Leavenworth.

Just now, cjinchiangrai said:

Tell that to Jack Smith and maybe he will dismiss the charges. Tell it to Judge Chutkan and maybe she will dismiss the case. Or maybe Trump is heading to Leavenworth.

What are the charges?

1 minute ago, luckymitchell said:

What are the charges?

Interference in official proceedings, election tampering and a few others. He has already been convicted of election tampering in New York. We witnessed the Jan 6 events at the time. He is a traitor to his oath and to the country.

1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

Getting thrown under a bus by a man you have loyally served is such an act of betrayal. 

 

But Trump is not exactly known for loyalty and honor. 

Biden being tossed of the party ticket comes to mind 

3 minutes ago, Chwooly said:

Biden being tossed of the party ticket comes to mind 

Trump is still a criminal.

8 minutes ago, cjinchiangrai said:

Trump is still a criminal.

You think Biden isn't?

10 minutes ago, cjinchiangrai said:

Trump is still a criminal.

Wait wait let me rephrase, Do you think any person in public office around the world is not a criminal,  LOL 55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555

Edited September 3, 20241 yr by Chwooly

3 hours ago, Lacessit said:

AFAIK Vance was a pretend Marine, a pen pusher.

 

Trolling on ASEAN is not a real job either.

You have probably never served and you troll endlessly, How is that working out for you