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

[Rita_Poon]

Of course it is. Better late than never I suppose, but where was this “courage” from Barr, Pence, etc. who have spent the last week doing the rounds condemning Trump back when he was actually running the country and the stakes were infinitely higher? They surely knew what was going on, so maybe they should have been sounding the alarm then.

On the gravy train back then, never look a gift horse in the mouth, who knew what interbred stupidity would flow forth from his pie hole next and what move could be made on the back thereof. Such shysters were lining up their next scam and leaving someone elses prints on the evidence.

 

[dylsexicbleu]

Dems saying the quiet part out loud:

 

[trueblue84]

Dems saying the quiet part out loud:

Covfefe

 

[dylsexicbleu]

Covfefe

Stop it. Covfefe was just too funny! Trump's tweets were a work of art.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Dems saying the quiet part out loud:

She was right

 

[verreauxi]

Dems saying the quiet part out loud:

This is the kind of low-brow non-intellectual trolling I expect of you.

Also, below is a small subset of calls for picking up guns, promoting violence (rather than someone misspeaking).

Right-wing broadcaster calls for Barack Obama and others to be executed if Trump is arrested

Right-wing broadcaster Pete Santilli recently argued that the U.S. military should execute former President Barack Obama, former Attorney General Eric Holder, and former National Security Advisor Susan Rice if former President Donald Trump is arrested.In a video clip obtained by Right Wing...

www.rawstory.com

I haven't even scratched the surface of the dangerous violence-prone fools on Truth Social but they are now banned from google because of it:

Loading…

www.wltx.com

...but anyways, keep searching for such devastating whoppers as you did above. That's all you are good for.

 

[Amw79]

...but anyways, keep searching for such devastating whoppers as you did above. That's all you are good for.

Don’t have to search hard in this thread to find devastating whoppers.

 

[verreauxi]

Interesting quick read. Some lawyers who specialize in national security offer their opinions on Trump's case:

'If you want to die in jail, keep talking': National security law experts offer Trump some advice

Lawyer Thomas A. Durkin has spent much of his career working in national security law, representing clients in a variety of national security and domestic terrorism matters. Joseph Ferguson was a national security prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois...

www.alternet.org

 

[Martin Alvito]

Interesting quick read. Some lawyers who specialize in national security offer their opinions on Trump's case:

'If you want to die in jail, keep talking': National security law experts offer Trump some advice

Lawyer Thomas A. Durkin has spent much of his career working in national security law, representing clients in a variety of national security and domestic terrorism matters. Joseph Ferguson was a national security prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois...

www.alternet.org

This is more or less why Trump is a bad client. He is constitutionally (wince at bad pun) incapable of following this advice. There's a reason, which is that his own style has worked for him over the years. He sees only the positives of the approach, and doesn't see how his style put him steps away from bankruptcy court in the 1990s. He chalks that one up to bad luck, and his recovery up to his own skill.

Here, he doesn't see the difference between the Feds and all the lawyers he has either paid off as a cost of doing business, or beaten in court. He sees lawyers as a sub-human species of mendicants to be paid when they are useful, and derided when not. He can't grasp that, this time, he's playing against the NBA All-Stars with the best pickup team he can assemble. He figures if you throw enough money at the problem, you get acquitted the way OJ did. That, of course, was because OJ had the NBA All-Stars on his side, playing against the junior varsity in a local prosecutor's office.

This result is a hazard of an inability to learn. The problem is that we all may suffer the consequences. His fallback strategy is to delegitimize the court system, and incite violence. I'm not even sure it's a strategy, in his case. It's just what happens when someone talks the way Trump does, and fools follow.

 

[Rita_Poon]

This is more or less why Trump is a bad client. He is constitutionally (wince at bad pun) incapable of following this advice. There's a reason, which is that his own style has worked for him over the years. He sees only the positives of the approach, and doesn't see how his style put him steps away from bankruptcy court in the 1990s. He chalks that one up to bad luck, and his recovery up to his own skill.

Here, he doesn't see the difference between the Feds and all the lawyers he has either paid off as a cost of doing business, or beaten in court. He sees lawyers as a sub-human species of mendicants to be paid when they are useful, and derided when not. He can't grasp that, this time, he's playing against the NBA All-Stars with the best pickup team he can assemble. He figures if you throw enough money at the problem, you get acquitted the way OJ did. That, of course, was because OJ had the NBA All-Stars on his side, playing against the junior varsity in a local prosecutor's office.

This result is a hazard of an inability to learn. The problem is that we all may suffer the consequences. His fallback strategy is to delegitimize the court system, and incite violence. I'm not even sure it's a strategy, in his case. It's just what happens when someone talks the way Trump does, and fools follow.

It's 'I'll show you' syndrome for me, the not being able to declassify the documents was what sealed it (haha) for me, he still sees himself as the legitimate president, that the protection of the office of pres still applies and applied to him and all else was destroyable with that belief. He's been egged on by ego and others to further outlandish statements, like some jade goody character but not in the limelight of a tv show but the lights and importance of high office. Appealing to those 'left behind' is nothing new, that his message has been latched onto by great swathes of the gun totting disenfranchised is alarming.

 

[Toffee_Loaf]

She was right

You are so extreme and full of hate. I hope you don't take that attitude to your friends and family when they disagree with you. There's a democratic process for selecting a representative. You don't shoot rivals or prosecute them.

The reason we developed language, reason and logic was to elevate ourselves from the life and times of being cave men. It's always disappointing to find someone still struggling to put down their wooden club and unwilling to give up scraping a living from the muck. Then again you are the same person who only last week attempted to compare another poster to Hitler. Today you're wanting to assassinate the leader of a rival political party.

Go join ISIS, you seem perfect for their recruitment.

 

[Rita_Poon]

You are so extreme and full of hate. I hope you don't take that attitude to your friends and family when they disagree with you. There's a democratic process for selecting a representative. You don't shoot rivals or prosecute them.

The reason we developed language, reason and logic was to elevate ourselves from the life and times of being cave men. It's always disappointing to find someone still struggling to put down their wooden club and unwilling to give up scraping a living from the muck. Then again you are the same person who only last week attempted to compare another poster to Hitler. Today you're wanting to assassinate the leader of a rival political party.

Go join ISIS, you seem perfect for their recruitment.

But I need my wooden club in case there's any triceratops roaming about looking for trouble. You remember them right...

 

[Prevenger17]

I wouldn't wish for someone to be shot dead, but there's no doubt the world would be a better place without Trump in it.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

I wouldn't wish for someone to be shot dead, but there's no doubt the world would be a better place without Trump in it.

TBH, I was playing with what she said. She was right that he should be stopped, not shot. I will still celebrate his death though

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

You are so extreme and full of hate. I hope you don't take that attitude to your friends and family when they disagree with you. There's a democratic process for selecting a representative. You don't shoot rivals or prosecute them.

The reason we developed language, reason and logic was to elevate ourselves from the life and times of being cave men. It's always disappointing to find someone still struggling to put down their wooden club and unwilling to give up scraping a living from the muck. Then again you are the same person who only last week attempted to compare another poster to Hitler. Today you're wanting to assassinate the leader of a rival political party.

Go join ISIS, you seem perfect for their recruitment.

Chill, mate. I was not asking for him to be shot, it was an easy play on what she had said. Meanwhile MAGA keep making violent threats and you suck them off..... ironic.

As for comparing a poster (it was Trump) to Hitler , it was refence the fickleness of populism.

Have a read of both of my posts that made you cry and go to bed.