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

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Amw79 said:
I think it’s absolutely vital that we continually re-litigate the Clinton email scandal, and re-examine exactly how and why the FBI made their 2016 recommendation not to prosecute.

We should do this at minimum every 3 months, or whenever Trump gets a new indictment, whichever is sooner.
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And to make it fair we should have Kyle Rittenhouse lead the new investigation with the assistance of Kid Rock.
 
Miami cops preparing for a possibly 50k ''supporters'' to turn up at the court.

Then it occurred to me, what do these maniacs want from trump, he didn't help them in his first term, so what's in it for the nutters? Is it because the disenfranchised have effectively (right or wrong) been left behind so far that they'll join up and vote in anyone that'll deny what they (the nutters) want (privilege) to the side they see supposedly receiving aforementioned privileges. So it's a matter of purest spite, "If I'm not getting, no one is".

Is this a result of decades of bad politics and worse politicians, or has the winner takes all nature of US society sewn the seeds unrest and this was all so inevitable when the gap between haves and have nots is so overwhelming.
 
Rita_Poon said:
Miami cops preparing for a possibly 50k ''supporters'' to turn up at the court.

Then it occurred to me, what do these maniacs want from trump, he didn't help them in his first term, so what's in it for the nutters? Is it because the disenfranchised have effectively (right or wrong) been left behind so far that they'll join up and vote in anyone that'll deny what they (the nutters) want (privilege) to the side they see supposedly receiving aforementioned privileges. So it's a matter of purest spite, "If I'm not getting, no one is".

Is this a result of decades of bad politics and worse politicians, or has the winner takes all nature of US society sewn the seeds unrest and this was all so inevitable when the gap between haves and have nots is so overwhelming.
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A dangerous mix of political and economic neglect coupled with a culture of aggrievement, religious righteousness, and narcissistic-conpiracy ITK, as well as an easy scapegoat target (i.e., Libs, immigrants, LGBT, gun-control reformers, etc.--take your pick) results in a bunch of angry idiots who won't realize that they've all been duped by a egotistical corrupt millionaire.
 
verreauxi said:
A dangerous mix of political and economic neglect coupled with a culture of aggrievement, religious righteousness, and narcissistic-conpiracy ITK, as well as an easy scapegoat target (i.e., Libs, immigrants, LGBT, gun-control reformers, etc.--take your pick) results in a bunch of angry idiots who won't realize that they've all been duped by a egotistical corrupt billionaire.
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He's just the face, there's bad behind him doing the enabling. Benefit for them is when the time comes (and it will) he carries the can and they've lowered the bar for the next imbecile.
 
Rita_Poon said:
Miami cops preparing for a possibly 50k ''supporters'' to turn up at the court.

Then it occurred to me, what do these maniacs want from trump, he didn't help them in his first term, so what's in it for the nutters? Is it because the disenfranchised have effectively (right or wrong) been left behind so far that they'll join up and vote in anyone that'll deny what they (the nutters) want (privilege) to the side they see supposedly receiving aforementioned privileges. So it's a matter of purest spite, "If I'm not getting, no one is".

Is this a result of decades of bad politics and worse politicians, or has the winner takes all nature of US society sewn the seeds unrest and this was all so inevitable when the gap between haves and have nots is so overwhelming.
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It's not much different than Boris Johnson, except there's the religious component to our politics. There's a subset of our society that want a religious theocracy and are willing to dismantle the rule of law to get it.

Otherwise, it's just like what's happening over there. It's people voting for a boor like them, who's saying they're getting screwed. I don't know if they expect actual results. I can name plenty of politicians on the left who have hung on for decades making empty promises to their constituents, then blaming the politicians who voted for stuff like the crime bill for their inability to deliver results. From what I've seen, there are plenty on your side of the pond who leveled that charge at Corbyn, so I don't think that is limited to our politics.
 
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