Current Affairs Donald Trump POS: Judgement cometh and that right soon

[Prevenger17]

If anything, the book will be a nice distraction for him from his police forces murdering Black citizens and his catastrophic handling of Covid-19 pandemic causing over 100,000 deaths of US citizens.

Everything he does is a distraction from everything he does. His monumental incompetence is so infinitely complex he basically has the political version of Mr. Burns' illness doorway

 

[RAFUH]

To be fair, there’s probably a ton of Americans who think of those three things as interchangeable. However, none of them are the president.

Also plenty of Americans who have no idea which countries have nuclear weapons.

 

[dublinbluenose]

Everything he does is a distraction from everything he does. His monumental incompetence is so infinitely complex he basically has the political version of Mr. Burns' illness doorway

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Yeah but impeachable crimes such as asking a foreign Government for help in a domestic election seems to play much better in the swing states than 100,000 deaths and counting.

 

[Death]

No. It's poorly written, rambling, self-important and, crucially, the foundations of a murderous and racist totalitarian state.

But I wouldn't know that if I hadn't read it now, would I? Reading something is not the same as agreeing with what you are reading or the authors every thought.

I tried to get through a 3rd of it myself it’s very incoherent alright. What I was just saying is he’s a known liar in a major scale I wouldn’t be buying his book right now. But I agree with ye m not saying block everything out you disagree with block out.

 

[BlueTX]

Also plenty of Americans who have no idea which countries have nuclear weapons.

Or how to properly identify those countries on a map. Or US states for that matter.

 

[sdk]

Hitler's My Struggle is turgid and repetitive, but Knausgaard's My Struggle is quite good.

 

[tsubaki]

No. It's poorly written, rambling, self-important and, crucially, the foundations of a murderous and racist totalitarian state.

But I wouldn't know that if I hadn't read it now, would I? Reading something is not the same as agreeing with what you are reading or the authors every thought.

Not calling you a teller of fibs, but anyone who claims to have read that book should be treated with extreme suspicion. I love reading, have hundreds of books on shelves and in piles around my flat, am fascinated by the Second World War and yet even I find that book absolutely unreadable.

The autobiographical part at the start is tolerable but it quickly turns into mind AIDS.

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

Not calling you a teller of fibs, but anyone who claims to have read that book should be treated with extreme suspicion. I love reading, have hundreds of books on shelves and in piles around my flat, am fascinated by the Second World War and yet even I find that book absolutely unreadable.

The autobiographical part at the start is tolerable but it quickly turns into mind AIDS.

I didn't say I'd finished it... It is, even if you leave aside the whole evil bit, one of the worst books ever written.

 

[LostLegend]

I didn't say I'd finished it... It is, even if you leave aside the whole evil bit, one of the worst books ever written.

I’ve always wanted to have a read through myself. Not for any sinister reason, more morbid curiosity owed to its notoriety and author.

That said, I have no idea where I’d get hold of a copy without ending up on some sort of watchlist... I can live without it I guess

 

[tsubaki]

I didn't say I'd finished it... It is, even if you leave aside the whole evil bit, one of the worst books ever written.

I’ve never seen anything as bad as it

 

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[McBain]

some classics in there.

‘the bleach boys’

 

[dublinbluenose]

some classics in there.

‘the bleach boys’

Magadeath was my personal favourite

 

[McBain]

Magadeath was my personal favourite

Lack Sabbath

 

[dublinbluenose]

Lack Sabbath

Simple Minds