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Topic: Communism vs Free World= Kamala vs Trump. (Read 1045 times)

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October 31, 2024, 09:24:31 AM
#75
Never claimed he isn't running legitimately.  I'm trying to convince you that Trump is a existential threat to the country and none of Harris' policies come close to posing the same threat to democracy.

And why do you try so hard? I think you notice that I'm not the typical TROLLDecker and that I have more brains.

Ok, you don't like Dick Cheney.  Is that really reason to assume that the 4 star generals who served as Trumps Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Sec of Defense, Sec of Homeland Security and Chief of Staff are lying or confused when they say Trump is a literal fascist?

Fascism, Communism, just different paths to the same outcome, agree?

Yes, in fact, fascism is not so far apart from communism either. The creator came from the Italian socialist party and did not practice in his politics the principles of the Austrian school of economics precisely.

Am I changing your mind at all?  Just a little?  

Yes, okay, a little. But I come back to the same thing as before. If Trump dies after taking office, you think Vance's policies are going to be much different? I care more about his policies than Trump.

Edit: to try to keep TwitchySeal from having a heart attack, as I think every time he sees the title of this thread his heart races, I'm going to lock this thread and we can continue related discussions in the betting thread.
legendary
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October 30, 2024, 06:02:10 PM
#74
i love the Communism
Kamala go Kamala  go Smiley

Have you lived under communism and in a communist country to say that?

Many people have died in the free world. Just look at how full the cemeteries are.

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October 30, 2024, 04:58:12 AM
#73
i love the Communism
Kamala go Kamala  go Smiley

Have you lived under communism and in a communist country to say that?
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October 29, 2024, 02:11:24 PM
#72
Smart people are dropping Cabala, even if it hurts a little.


After "Colossal" Exodus Of Subscribers, WaPo Boss Bezos Explains "The Hard Truth



https://www.zerohedge.com/political/colossal-mass-exodus-over-200000-wapo-subscriber-cancellations-after-bezos-blocks-harris
In what is likely even more harrowing for the Op-Ed editors at The Washington Post, Jeff Bezos has just penned an explainer for his decision to not allow the liberal rag to endorse Kamala.

We present the opinion piece here in full (with some emphasis by us) - this is shocking levels of honesty!

The hard truth: Americans don't trust the news media

The credibility gap can be bridged by independence.

In the annual public surveys about trust and reputation, journalists and the media have regularly fallen near the very bottom, often just above Congress. But in this year's Gallup poll, we have managed to fall below Congress. Our profession is now the least trusted of all. Something we are doing is clearly not working.

Let me give an analogy. Voting machines must meet two requirements. They must count the vote accurately, and people must believe they count the vote accurately. The second requirement is distinct from and just as important as the first.

Likewise with newspapers. We must be accurate, and we must be believed to be accurate. It's a bitter pill to swallow, but we are failing on the second requirement. Most people believe the media is biased. Anyone who doesn't see this is paying scant attention to reality, and those who fight reality lose. Reality is an undefeated champion. It would be easy to blame others for our long and continuing fall in credibility (and, therefore, decline in impact), but a victim mentality will not help. Complaining is not a strategy. We must work harder to control what we can control to increase our credibility.

Presidential endorsements do nothing to tip the scales of an election. No undecided voters in Pennsylvania are going to say, "I'm going with Newspaper A's endorsement." None. What presidential endorsements actually do is create a perception of bias. A perception of non-independence. Ending them is a principled decision, and it's the right one. Eugene Meyer, publisher of The Washington Post from 1933 to 1946, thought the same, and he was right. By itself, declining to endorse presidential candidates is not enough to move us very far up the trust scale, but it's a meaningful step in the right direction. I wish we had made the change earlier than we did, in a moment further from the election and the emotions around it. That was inadequate planning, and not some intentional strategy.
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October 29, 2024, 01:54:58 PM
#71
But are we on the same page that if the letter is accurate, and this is truly the opinion of these life long republicans that worked in Trumps first administration, then Trump != Free World.

Didn't you post the link because you got it from Fox? Lol


I think I got it from Politico.  Every major media outlet has reported on it.

We are on the same page that if what the letter says is true, then Trump is not fit to be president for a second term. But that's a big if. However, I don't agree that if the letter is true the USA is going to be more or less free because he is not going to have absolute power

When you call Kamala a communist, you're trying to argue that she will lead the country down the path to Authoritarianism.  But her policies just aren't that radical and the democrats have made a significant shift towards the right over the past 4 years.  Im not saying you have to agree with them, but if you look around the world or even American History, nothing she has proposed is out of line.

But you know what I'm basing it on to say that it's legitimate for him to run?
Never claimed he isn't running legitimately.  I'm trying to convince you that Trump is a existential threat to the country and none of Harris' policies come close to posing the same threat to democracy.

I already told you that Trump is not my cup of tea but I would also like to know the degree of veracity that we can give to this from an objective point of view, which is going to be impossible, because for example other Republicans who are against Trump are the Cheney, and being that Dick Cheney is a fucking liar swindler and genocidal liar who has no qualms in inventing lies to kill millions of people as long as it brings him profits, well what they can say about Trump I do not see it very credible.

Ok, you don't like Dick Cheney.  Is that really reason to assume that the 4 star generals who served as Trumps Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Sec of Defense, Sec of Homeland Security and Chief of Staff are lying or confused when they say Trump is a literal fascist?

Fascism, Communism, just different paths to the same outcome, agree?

I bet all the conservatives from every previous Republican administration and Republican Campaign Nominee since Nixon that signed this letter also don't like Kamala's economic policies.  This is not normal.

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Four years ago, President George W. Bush, the late Sen. John McCain, and then-Gov. Mitt Romney alumni came together to warn fellow Republicans that re-electing President Trump would be a disaster for our nation. In those declarations we stated the plain truth, each predicting that another four years of a Trump presidency would irreparably damage our beloved democracy.

We reunite today, joined by new Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush alumni, to reinforce our 2020 statements and, for the first time, jointly declare that we’re voting for Vice President Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz this November.

Of course, we have plenty of honest, ideological disagreements with Vice President Harris and Gov. Walz. That’s to be expected. The alternative, however, is simply untenable.

At home, another four years of Donald Trump’s chaotic leadership, this time focused on advancing the dangerous goals of Project 2025, will hurt real, everyday people and weaken our sacred institutions.

Abroad, democratic movements will be irreparably jeopardized as Trump and his acolyte JD Vance kowtow to dictators like Vladimir Putin while turning their backs on our allies.

We can’t let that happen.

We know now, thanks to exit polling and voter data, that it was moderate Republicans and conservative independents in key swing states that ultimately delivered the presidency to Joe Biden—honest, hardworking Americans in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, and beyond that put country far before party.

We’re heartfully calling on these friends, colleagues, neighbors, and family members to take a brave stand once more, to vote for leaders that will strive for consensus, not chaos; that will work to unite, not divide; that will make our country and our children proud.

Those leaders are Vice President Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz.


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Emily Abell

Advertising Production Manager & Assistant to the Director Strategy, McCain for President 2008

Carol Adelman

USAID Assistant Administrator, Ronald Reagan Administration

Ken Adelman

US Ambassador to the UN & US Arms Control Director, Ronald Reagan Administration

Chad Adler

Finance Intern, Mitt Romney for President 2012

David Almacy

White House Internet Director, George W. Bush Administration

Melanie Anne Alvord

Assistant Administrator for Communications, FAA (DOT), George W. Bush Administration

Emily Apte

Associate Director Speechwriting, EOP, George W. Bush Administration

Donald Ayer

Deputy Attorney General (1989-90), Department of Justice, George H.W. Bush Administration

Philip Baker-Shenk

General Counsel, Chairman John McCain, Senate Committee on Indian Affairs

Kimmie Balz (Lipscomb)

Director of Press Advance for McCain, White House Press Office for Bush

Ashley Banister

Special Assistant, DOI Advisor for Alaska Policy, George W. Bush Administration

Michael C. Barnes

Confidential Counsel, Executive Office of the President, Office of National Drug Control Policy, George W. Bush Administration

Beverly Barrett

Special Assistant for Cabinet Affairs, George W. Bush Administration

Bruce Bartlett

Senior Policy Analyst, Office of Policy Development, The White House, 1987-88; Deputy Assistant Secretary, Office of Economic Policy, Treasury Department, 1988-92.

Andrea G Barthwell

Deputy Director, Demand Reduction, ONDCP, George W. Bush Administration

Raegan Bartlo

Communications Specialist, USDA, President George W. Bush

Christopher Barton

Director, National Security Council; Chief Counsel for House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, George W. Bush Administration

Jean Becker

Chief of Staff, 1994-2018, George H.W. Bush

David Bentley

Legislative Staff Assistant, Sen. John McCain

Catherine Bertini

Assistant Secretary, Food & Consumer Services, USDA, George H.W. Bush Administration

Brandon B. Beshears

Confidential Assistant, USDA, George W. Bush Administration

Tomás Bilbao

Deputy Director of Operations at HUD, George W. Bush Administration

Vicki Blanton

Director of Scheduling, Mitt Romney for President 2012

David Blaszkowsky

Director, Office of Interactive Disclosure, SEC, George W. Bush Administration

Elizabeth Board

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Jeffrey Bobeck

Director of External Affairs, Dept of Energy, 2007-2009, George W. Bush Administration

Lisa Boepple

Administrative Assistant, Congressman John McCain, 1983-1986, Legislative Director, Office of Senator John McCain, 1987-1988

Barrick Bollman

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Roger Bolton

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John E. Bowman

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Erin Bradley

Director, Office of Ann Romney, Romney for President 2012

Sally S. Bradshaw

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Barbara Brady Stober

Michigan Branch County Chair for Romney for President 2012

Joe Brezny

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Ed Cash

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William Cervin

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Barbara C. Chaffee

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Nicole Chmura

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David Clark

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Benedict S. Cohen

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Associate Director, e-Communications, George W. Bush

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Voter Contact Director, McCain for President 2008

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Vice President, Policy and International Relations, Millennium Challenge Corporation, George W. Bush Administration

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Director of Communications at USDA, George W. Bush Administration

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Legislative Correspondent, Sen. John McCain

Jacqueline Hawkins

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Senior Liaison Officer for Law Enforcement, U.S. Department of Justice, George H.W. Bush Administration

Andrew Hazlett

Chief of Staff, National Endowment for the Humanities, George W. Bush Administration

Chelsea Henderson

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Paul Hickman

State Director, Sen. John McCain

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Rachel Hoff

Speechwriter & Policy Advisor, SASC Chairman John McCain

Faye Hoffman Hilpert

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Gregory Houston

Campaign Aide, McCain for President 2000

Charlie Howell

Trip Coordinator for the EPA and the First Lady's Office, Bush White House

Joe Hunter

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Loren Hyatt

Office of Public Liaison, The White House, President George W. Bush

Wes Irvin

U.S. DOT - MARAD/FTA, George W. Bush Administration

Gordon James

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Greg Jenkins

Deputy Assistant to the President/Director of Advance, George W. Bush Administration

Addison Jenkins

Denver County Field Director, Romney for President 2012

Tony Jimenez

National Operations Team, Bush-Cheney 2004

Joe Johnson

Country Director - Russia IRI

Christopher Jones

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Legislative Correspondent, Sen. John McCain

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Co-Director, Kansans for Romney 2012

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Regional Finance Director, Romney for President 2012

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Coalitions Coordinator, Romney for President 2008/2012

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Deputy Director Personal Correspondence, George W. Bush Administration

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National Security Council Staff, George W. Bush Administration

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Bush-Cheney 2004, RNC

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Congressional Liaison, U.S. Trade and Development Agency, George W. Bush Administration

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Communications Director, McCain for President 2008

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War Room Manager, McCain for President 2008

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U.S. Federal Highway Administrator, George W. Bush Administration

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Executive Director, National Women’s Business Council, George W. Bush Administration

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Youth Coordinator, Students for Bush, Bush for President 2004

Megan Markel

Director of Intergovernmental Affairs, FMCSA, U.S. Department of Transportation, George W. Bush Administration

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Former Intern, Sen. John McCain

Walter B. McCormick, Jr.

General Counsel, U.S. Department of Transportation, George H.W. Bush Administration

Catherine McEaddy

Presidential Writer, The White House, George W. Bush

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Special Assistant to ETA Assistant Secretary of Labor, George W. Bush Administration

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Chair, American Indians for McCain 2008

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Am I changing your mind at all?  Just a little?  
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October 29, 2024, 11:35:48 AM
#70
But are we on the same page that if the letter is accurate, and this is truly the opinion of these life long republicans that worked in Trumps first administration, then Trump != Free World.

Didn't you post the link because you got it from Fox? Lol

We are on the same page that if what the letter says is true, then Trump is not fit to be president for a second term. But that's a big if. However, I don't agree that if the letter is true the USA is going to be more or less free because he is not going to have absolute power

But you know what I'm basing it on to say that it's legitimate for him to run? On the same basis that I say he lost the election in 2020: that the US legal establishment says so. The electoral college proclaimed Biden the winner and the legal bodies have let him run.

I already told you that Trump is not my cup of tea but I would also like to know the degree of veracity that we can give to this from an objective point of view, which is going to be impossible, because for example other Republicans who are against Trump are the Cheney, and being that Dick Cheney is a fucking liar swindler and genocidal liar who has no qualms in inventing lies to kill millions of people as long as it brings him profits, well what they can say about Trump I do not see it very credible.

Plus Trump is not your typical Republican. I made mention in the other thread of the MAHA movement, which I'm sure has people in the food industry and pharmaceutical industry very angry, plus a lot of people in regulatory bodies. Being that there will be a lot of Republicans among them, I can't trust that what they say is objective.
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No, rather what you are reflecting is a kind of intellectual superiority, which is what the left is selling today. They divide the world into good guys and bad guys, and if you are a leftist it is because you are one of the good guys, while the others are racist, sexist, conspiranoid and in this particular case that you comment, that there are 80 million people who are assholes and do not realize how well the country is doing with the economy and how positive mass immigration is.

The main arguments against voting for Trump are shared by people from all over the political spectrum.  Doesn't matter if agree with the policies of AOC or Dick Cheney, without Democracy political views stop mattering.

Read this entire letter please.

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October 24, 2024

Yesterday, General John Kelly- a retired four-star general and Donald Trump's former White House Chief of Staff - told the American people what those of us who served in the Trump Administration have seen up close: Donald Trump is increasingly unstable, unfit to serve, and his second term would be more dangerous.

The revelations General Kelly brought forward are disturbing and shocking. But because we know Trump and have worked for and alongside him, we were sadly not surprised by what General Kelly had to say.
This is who Donald Trump is.

Donald Trump's disdain for the American military and admiration for dictators like Hitler is rooted in his desire for absolute, unchecked power. This is a man who threw his own Vice President - Mike Pence - at a violent mob in a desperate bid to hold on to power. When Donald Trump says he wants to be a "dictator" on "day one" and deploy the military against American citizens he deems "the enemy from within" - he means it.

General Kelly noted he is speaking out because of Trump's recent comments about using the military against our fellow Americans Trump deems the "enemy from within." General Kelly highlighted Trump's dreams of being an authoritarian, saying Trump "certainly prefers the dictator approach to government" and that Trump fits "into the general definition of fascist." General Kelly also made sure to emphasize Trump's infatuation with Adolf Hitler, saying that Trump "commented more than once that, 'You know, Hitler did some good things, too."'

We applaud General Kelly for highlighting in stark details the danger of a second Trump term. Like General Kelly, we did not take the decision to come forward lightly. We are all lifelong Republicans who served our country. However, there are moments in history where it becomes necessary to put country over party. This is one of those moments.

Everyone should heed General Kelly's warning. We have witnessed, up close and personal, how Donald Trump operates and what he is capable of. The American people deserve a leader who won't threaten to tum armed troops against them, won't put his quest for power above their needs, and doesn't idealize the likes of Adolf Hitler. Donald Trump demonstrates every day he is not capable of being commander in chief of this great nation.

In a second term, those who once tried to prevent Donald Trump from his worst impulses will no longer be there to rein him in. For the good of our country, our democracy, and our Constitution, we are asking you to listen closely and carefully to General Kelly's warning. We unfortunately know all too well how serious and dire it is.


Brooke Vosburgh Alexander
Former Executive Assistant to Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross
 
Kevin Carroll
Former Senior Counselor to Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly

Alyssa Farah Griffin
Former Press Secretary for the Vice President and Special Assistant to the President

Stephanie Grisham
Former White House Press Secretary

Mark Harvey
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Peter Jennison
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Sofia Kinzinger
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Sarah Matthews
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Elizabeth Neumann
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Robert Riley
Former Ambassador to Micronesia

Anthony Scaramucci
Former White House Director of Communications

Miles Taylor
Former Chief of Staff, Dept. of Homeland Security

Olivia Troye
Former National Security Advisor to the Vice President


If you actually read the letter, do you think that both of the following can be true:

- This letter is accurate
- A Trump second term would mean America is more free than a Harris victory

You will probably want to discredit the people that wrote the letter, which is fine.  But are we on the same page that if the letter is accurate, and this is truly the opinion of these life long republicans that worked in Trumps first administration, then Trump != Free World.
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October 27, 2024, 10:55:18 AM
#67
I really don't think who the democratic candidate is or what their policies are matters very much at all in this election.  You'd be convinced they were a communist also, and not even Karl Marx would be able to convince you that you were wrong.

Man, TwitchySeal, don't make me laugh because after all, not even Karl Marx could convince you that you made a blunder by not distinguishing between private property and private means of production.

The reason Trump has as much support as he does is enough people believe enough of the lies required to justify voting for him.  Like the election being stolen, or that Trump didn't try to steal it, or that all of the felonies he's been charged with are examples of him being a victim.  Or that democrats want to destroy the country, that immigrants and gays and trans are their enemies that want to take from them, that Biden is corrupt, or Kamala is a communist, or that the the economy is in the gutter, and the country is going to hell.  

No, rather what you are reflecting is a kind of intellectual superiority, which is what the left is selling today. They divide the world into good guys and bad guys, and if you are a leftist it is because you are one of the good guys, while the others are racist, sexist, conspiranoid and in this particular case that you comment, that there are 80 million people who are assholes and do not realize how well the country is doing with the economy and how positive mass immigration is.

And it appears to have had zero effect on the race, you still believe "Trump = Free World".  Kamala doesn't matter.  

Well, in this case it's not so much Trump as the policies he proposes. You can check my posts on the forum. I never liked Trump myself, which I find the economic policies he proposes much better than those of the Democrats. If Trump dies the day after he takes office Vance's policies are going to be pretty much the same and that is the free world, rather than the world of increased state control, censorship and widespread impoverishment.
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#66
i love the Communism
Kamala go Kamala  go Smiley
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October 27, 2024, 06:00:43 AM
#65
Well, here I am going to agree with you. Now that you have posted those links I remembered seeing those statements about “enemies from within” somewhere. And yes, that proves to me that Trump is a moron that the best thing is that he was not a candidate for the US presidency but as I was saying to TwitchySeal in another thread, imagine how bad the Democrats must have done these 4 years and especially how bad in the campaign (ridiculous Kamala again yesterday in a soft interview on CNN) for such a crook to have real chances to win. Just had they not made an ass of themselves, Trump would have no real chance of winning.

TwitchySeal I think he has put me on ignore, since he does not reply to me in other threads and therefore I will not answer him, I think it is better this way.

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I really don't think who the democratic candidate is or what their policies are matters very much at all in this election.  You'd be convinced they were a communist also, and not even Karl Marx would be able to convince you that you were wrong.  The reason Trump has as much support as he does is enough people believe enough of the lies required to justify voting for him.  
, you still believe "Trump = Free World".  Kamala doesn't matter.  



Policies do matter for people who can get over the name calling and the noise generated during the elections. There is however a core issue, what is described as "freedom vs communism" has never been such. The "freedom" argument has been used a re-used over and over during the last few years in UK, US, Spain, Italy,...

The fact is that there is no more "freedom" under any of the choices.

On policies, protectionisms and tariffs do work in the short term. In the long term make a country uncompetitive. I am thinking Trump would have an effect similar to what happened to the car manufacturing in US vs Japan, but this time the adversary is much less friendly.
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#64
Well, here I am going to agree with you. Now that you have posted those links I remembered seeing those statements about “enemies from within” somewhere. And yes, that proves to me that Trump is a moron that the best thing is that he was not a candidate for the US presidency but as I was saying to TwitchySeal in another thread, imagine how bad the Democrats must have done these 4 years and especially how bad in the campaign (ridiculous Kamala again yesterday in a soft interview on CNN) for such a crook to have real chances to win. Just had they not made an ass of themselves, Trump would have no real chance of winning.

TwitchySeal I think he has put me on ignore, since he does not reply to me in other threads and therefore I will not answer him, I think it is better this way.

I really don't think who the democratic candidate is or what their policies are matters very much at all in this election.  You'd be convinced they were a communist also, and not even Karl Marx would be able to convince you that you were wrong.  The reason Trump has as much support as he does is enough people believe enough of the lies required to justify voting for him.  Like the election being stolen, or that Trump didn't try to steal it, or that all of the felonies he's been charged with are examples of him being a victim.  Or that democrats want to destroy the country, that immigrants and gays and trans are their enemies that want to take from them, that Biden is corrupt, or Kamala is a communist, or that the the economy is in the gutter, and the country is going to hell.  

And, probably biggest of all, that any journalist that reports something negative about him is lying.  While he was in office, conditioning people to believe that the media was "the enemy of the people" probably paid more dividends to him than any other lie.

A 3 star general that served as Trumps Sec of Homeland Security before being promoted to Chief of Staff said if Trump won, this time he would expect Trump to govern like a dictator, that he met every definition of 'fascist', that he had no respect and little understanding of the constitution, and that he often sympathized with Hitler.  This wasn't the first general to paint Trump like this, and far from the only evidence that Trump wants to be a dictator, plus 13 former Trump White House staffers signed a letter in support of this generals interview, along with hundreds of other former Republican administration Cabinet members and staffers endorsing Kamala simply because Trump is a threat to democracy.  And it appears to have had zero effect on the race, you still believe "Trump = Free World".  Kamala doesn't matter.  



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October 25, 2024, 12:33:11 PM
#63
Then you must have linked to the wrong video. The video you linked to has Kamala talking about some people needing more help than others (which is literally how most forms of government welfare are designed - typically they don't hand out food stamps, unemployment benefits, etc to everyone but to those who meet certain "need" criteria). She mentions some $1400 payment for something, not sure what, and also $3000 child tax credit, hardly a communist policy. Talks about support for small businesses.

No, I haven't linked the wrong video. Did you like the video? Watch this one:

Modern Educayshun

20M views. About woke education. It's obviously a parody but when the girl said: “but feelings are more important than facts” I had such a fit of laughter that I couldn't breathe.

Since I don't have a "wish" either way here, I don't see how it's my wishful thinking. That's like saying it's my wishful thinking that bigfoot doesn't exist.

Didn't you say you were withdrawing from the discussion? You seem to be hooked on arguing with me or something. And besides, we're not going to convince anyone. I remember in the previous election thread vs eddie13 reading something but when you were rebutting each other with long posts I didn't even read it.

Yes, you have no desires, just as you are not a leftist but curiously your objective thinking always ends up on the same side.


Well, here I am going to agree with you. Now that you have posted those links I remembered seeing those statements about “enemies from within” somewhere. And yes, that proves to me that Trump is a moron that the best thing is that he was not a candidate for the US presidency but as I was saying to TwitchySeal in another thread, imagine how bad the Democrats must have done these 4 years and especially how bad in the campaign (ridiculous Kamala again yesterday in a soft interview on CNN) for such a crook to have real chances to win. Just had they not made an ass of themselves, Trump would have no real chance of winning.

TwitchySeal I think he has put me on ignore, since he does not reply to me in other threads and therefore I will not answer him, I think it is better this way.
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October 24, 2024, 03:30:00 PM
#62
With Kamala blindly promising everything Trump comes out with as part of his economic plan it will be funny to see what happens next. Trump just floated the idea of eliminating Federal income taxes. Kamala’s handlers would obviously never allow that idea to be considered so now the Harris campaign is in the hilarious position of having to trash Trump for wanting to eliminate Federal income taxes while simultaneously pushing censorship on the American people.

Censorship and taxes is on the ballot. If you don’t understand why you shouldn’t vote for Harris then you are brainwashed and need help. I’m being serious.
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October 24, 2024, 04:43:40 AM
#61
Communism or Free World, works the same to get things
https://youtu.be/pN3BaAa9lLg
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October 23, 2024, 11:14:24 AM
#60
rally trying to get a pro-censorship candidate elected.

“We’re losing a lot of people because of the Internet, and we have to do something. We have to go see Bill Gates and a lot of different people that really understand what’s happening. And we have to talk to them. Maybe in certain areas closing that Internet up in some way [audience member cheers]… Somebody will say, ‘oh, freedom of speech, freedom of speech.’ These are foolish people. We have a lot of foolish people. We have a LOT of foolish people.”

-Trump


"60 MINUTES SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY TAKEN OFF THE AIR - ELECTION INTERFERENCE. CBS SHOULD LOSE ITS LICENSE. THIS IS THE BIGGEST SCANDAL IN BROADCAST HISTORY. Kamala should be investigated and forced off the Campaign, and Joe Biden allowed to take back his rightful place (He got 14 Million Primary Votes, she got none!). THIS WHOLE SORDID AND FRAUDULENT EVENT IS A THREAT TO DEMOCRACY!"

-Trump


The major point is simple. Choose:
1. Death and destruction to many people of the world with the Cabala Dem Deep State;
2. Peace and prosperity with Trump.

How do we know? Look at history of what both regimes have done. Simple as that.

Cool
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October 23, 2024, 07:12:45 AM
#59
I can’t believe how hard Eminem is going against Trump. I never thought I’d see him at a rally trying to get a pro-censorship candidate elected. Really makes you wonder what they have him on tape doing. It is crazy how all the people alleged to be on the Epstein client list seem to be trying so hard to get Kamala elected.

Maybe because the candidate is not pro-censorship?

But if Eminem and Taylor Swift are agreeing in something, namely Trump not being the right person, it should make you reflect on things that maybe, just maybe, are not really right with the candidate.

I think he is simply not qualified for the role. Seeing him serving fries and burgers with passion, commitment and having fun with it made it very clear to me that he is qualified exactly for that. It would probably make him a happier person.
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#58
To hell with this communism, it has already got everyone in the whole history. Putin is still reviving it now
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#57
rally trying to get a pro-censorship candidate elected.

“We’re losing a lot of people because of the Internet, and we have to do something. We have to go see Bill Gates and a lot of different people that really understand what’s happening. And we have to talk to them. Maybe in certain areas closing that Internet up in some way [audience member cheers]… Somebody will say, ‘oh, freedom of speech, freedom of speech.’ These are foolish people. We have a lot of foolish people. We have a LOT of foolish people.”

-Trump


"60 MINUTES SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY TAKEN OFF THE AIR - ELECTION INTERFERENCE. CBS SHOULD LOSE ITS LICENSE. THIS IS THE BIGGEST SCANDAL IN BROADCAST HISTORY. Kamala should be investigated and forced off the Campaign, and Joe Biden allowed to take back his rightful place (He got 14 Million Primary Votes, she got none!). THIS WHOLE SORDID AND FRAUDULENT EVENT IS A THREAT TO DEMOCRACY!"

-Trump

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October 23, 2024, 12:45:55 AM
#56
I can’t believe how hard Eminem is going against Trump. I never thought I’d see him at a rally trying to get a pro-censorship candidate elected. Really makes you wonder what they have him on tape doing. It is crazy how all the people alleged to be on the Epstein client list seem to be trying so hard to get Kamala elected.
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