6 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

Oh, an insult. 

No, a fact, actually.

1 minute ago, BLMFem said:

Why? There are no facts or substance in any of them.

Sorry buddy, but that is a fact.

Oh, another insult. You know, "Uneducated people tend to insult and repeat, they don't have the brain power to discuss anything on a normal level and therefore resort to using insults."

1 minute ago, BLMFem said:

No, a fact, actually.

Souce?

2 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

Souce?

No doubt you're on it!😆

Fascist MAGAs hate this, but they need reminding of the very first thing Madison and Jefferson chose to put into the Constitution, the greatest document establishing a nation in the history of the human species:

 

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

You got to wonder about these left wing anarchists. Its as if the rule of law means nothing to them and they want a society where anything goes and anarchy rules the day. Whereas President Trump, also deemed by them as King, is trying to enforce the rule of law by going after illegal squatters on American soil and protecting American sovereignty, as well as trying to clean up the streets. Long live the King. 

1 minute ago, Wingate said:

Fascist MAGAs hate this, but they need reminding of the very first thing Madison and Jefferson chose to put into the Constitution, the greatest document establishing a nation in the history of the human species:

 

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

It's the left wanting to eliminate free speech. 

2 minutes ago, dutch boy said:

Whereas President Trump, also deemed by them as King

Though he’s the president, ironically the left chooses him as a king. Makes sense though, since the left are inherently weak and dependent, they need dictatorial rule.

5 minutes ago, Wingate said:

Fascist MAGAs hate this, but they need reminding of the very first thing Madison and Jefferson chose to put into the Constitution, the greatest document establishing a nation in the history of the human species:

 

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

According to the left, there is a king who is suppressing all forms of protest. These brave protesters are risking their lives today to stand up against the king. They deserve to receive the Medal of Freedom for their courage.

9 hours ago, connda said:

Opinion: No Kings Day - Insurrection Anyone?

"Tomorrow, Saturday, October 18, you might have heard, is this year’s culminating “No Kings” protest demo all over the land. We’ve been to a couple of these curious spectacles since springtime here in the Hudson River Valley, in the next town over. The crowd there was just about entirely made up of aging Boomers, joyfully re-living the halcyon days of the Vietnam protests. It was kind of like a street production of the old Broadway hit Hair, only with a cast of 75-year-olds. Let the sun shine in! But this rural, small-town corner of America is overwhelmingly geriatric. There is next to nothing for young people to do around here, so they flee at the earliest opportunity. The catch is: turns out that opportunity is rather scarce elsewhere, too."

"Tomorrow’s “No Kings” action is apt to be a bit livelier in the crisp fall weather, at least in the cities where the under-employed, debt-oppressed, hormonally-driven younger gen folk gravitate into organized cadres more prone to physically acting-out their discontents — groups like Antifa. The street action lately in places like Portland, Oregon, Chicago, and Los Angeles has gotten quite a bit rowdier since last spring."

-James Howard Kunstler
https://www.kunstler.com/p/insurrection-anyone

Trump was there too in the 70s, he just forgot.

53 minutes ago, Fact said:

I noticed the left's absence in protesting Joe Biden's tariffs.

In 2024, the Biden administration increased tariffs on $18 billion worth of Chinese imports across several strategic sectors. The move was the result of a statutory four-year review of Section 301 tariffs, which were first imposed by the Trump administration. 

 

There is a time and place for intelligent tariffs... not the completely unfounded numbers that Trump used to 'justify' his tariffs during his 2nd term.

4 hours ago, marin said:

Looks like there is going to be a huge turnout all across America. YT take a look its a bit more than California and the upper east side.

 

 

What a bunch of BS. I see the Florida panhandle covered with dots but I can guarantee that those dots, collectively, would only represent a handful of people. Just a fraction of a percent in my opinion.

 

I was there when the BLM protests/riots  were going on elsewhere. The best they could come up with in my area on Hwy 98 was about 4-5 people holding signs. Just quietly standing near the road, no chanting , or screaming. 

6 minutes ago, gamb00ler said:

In 2024, the Biden administration increased tariffs on $18 billion worth of Chinese imports across several strategic sectors. The move was the result of a statutory four-year review of Section 301 tariffs, which were first imposed by the Trump administration. 

 

There is a time and place for intelligent tariffs... not the completely unfounded numbers that Trump used to 'justify' his tariffs during his 2nd term.

Are tariffs good or bad? 

1 minute ago, Fact said:

Are tariffs good or bad? 

Tariffs are good and bad. 

No Kings day but when old senile Joe was President, the left wing socialists applauded Biden's massive forgiveness of student debt without congressional approval. So the left approved of King Biden? 

5 minutes ago, Keep Right said:

No Kings day but when old senile Joe was President, the left wing socialists applauded Biden's massive forgiveness of student debt without congressional approval. So the left approved of King Biden? 

Then there was DACA by Obama. 

3 hours ago, Keep Right said:

Another melt down day for the left wing liberals. Its always something with them. And I am sure they would have been more than happy if dementia Joe or word salad Kamala was President. I hope they are enjoying themselves because President Trump is sure enjoying seeing their grief. 

 Say What, no Red Kool Aid  Stands

1 hour ago, novacova said:

Of course not, just have a look at the idiocy they’re posting here, complete juvenile silliness.

Clean Up on Aisle America another Depends break

52 minutes ago, Keep Right said:

No Kings day but when old senile Joe was President, the left wing socialists applauded Biden's massive forgiveness of student debt without congressional approval. So the left approved of King Biden? 

And when the court said he couldn't do it, he did it anyway. 

6 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

And when the court said he couldn't do it, he did it anyway. 

This is accurate. 

2 hours ago, novacova said:

Makes sense though, since the left are inherently weak and dependent, they need dictatorial rule.

Surely you meant the low educated incel MAGAs.

1 minute ago, gargamon said:

Surely you meant the low educated incel MAGAs.

Oh, an insult. You know, “Uneducated people tend to insult and repeat, they don't have the brain power to discuss anything on a normal level and therefore resort to using insults.”

As much as the new king tries to deny it, protests are a vital part of a democratic state, and of a functioning democracy, so the real question is under Don do we still have a functioning democracy? 

 

Trump and mag attendees very lazy language when describing protesters as traitors and anti-American and America haters, but one can make an argument that Trump is the true traitor, as he has betrayed the majority of American principles to date. 

1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

Trump and mag attendees very lazy language when describing protesters as traitors and anti-American and America haters, but one can make an argument that Trump is the true traitor, as he has betrayed the majority of American principles to date. 

Calling Trump a king is lazy language. 

14 minutes ago, Mike_Hunt said:

Calling Trump a king is lazy language. 

Yes, Trump isn't a king. He's the Antichrist.

 

4 hours ago, dutch boy said:

You got to wonder about these left wing anarchists. Its as if the rule of law means nothing to them and they want a society where anything goes and anarchy rules the day. Whereas President Trump, also deemed by them as King, is trying to enforce the rule of law by going after illegal squatters on American soil and protecting American sovereignty, as well as trying to clean up the streets. Long live the King. 

 

all Hail da King.

 

 

 

 

 

3 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

Oh, an insult. You know, “Uneducated people tend to insult and repeat, they don't have the brain power to discuss anything on a normal level and therefore resort to using insults.”

 

I think people like that exist.

2 hours ago, gargamon said:

Yes, Trump isn't a king. He's the Antichrist.

 

LOL...whatever dude. 

9 hours ago, Fact said:

Ironically, leftist policies have contributed to the overwhelming student loan debt.

Ah yes, because it was the leftists who gutted public funding for universities, turned education into a profit center, and let private lenders run wild. Next, you'll tell me vegans are responsible for factory farming.

REALITY: 

Several Republican-led policies and priorities have contributed to rising college costs over the past few decades. Key examples include:

Cuts to Public Funding: Starting in the 1980s under Reagan, the federal government shifted higher education from a public investment model to a personal responsibility model. States, encouraged by federal tax-cut policies, reduced university funding, which forced schools to raise tuition.
 

Expansion of Federal Loans Over Grants: Reagan and later GOP administrations reduced Pell Grant growth while expanding student loan programs. This shifted the burden from government support to individual debt, allowing colleges to raise prices knowing students could borrow more.
 

Privatization and Deregulation: Bush-era deregulation of the student loan industry (and strong GOP lobbying support for for-profit colleges) led to predatory lending, higher tuition, and skyrocketing default rates.
 

Tax Cuts Reducing State Revenues: Repeated GOP-led tax cuts (especially at the state level) reduced education budgets, pushing more costs onto students and families.
 

In short: Republican fiscal policy treated college like a business, not a public good... so we started getting business-sized bills.

However, both parties have screwed over the general population. Still, the overall downfall of the middle-class start with Reagan and his trickle-down malarky.

OK, over to you to show your evidence that this was all the responsibility of the 'lefties'.  Thank you for your attention to this matter. 🙏