Robin Jones2 said:Just more patriotic trolling on the thread about the President.
Yet when the conversation shifts to the administration, there isn't a single word to be found.
The government's private jet can fly all the way to Finland for some party convention, but suddenly it’s broken down whenever the President needs it.
But man, the sabotage here is just blatant—you could see it from Mars. Inflator just couldn't handle someone else getting the spotlight—especially ZM heading to New York City for a royal coronation—so he basically decided to hit rock bottom just to stop it from happening. If you look at the comments from the trolls in this thread, they’re practically bragging about it.
Just one quick thing for all you Republican Party trolls out there:
The President of the United States sent a letter of condolence to @predsednikrs regarding that horrific school tragedy in Mexico City: “Please convey our deepest sympathies to the families of those lost. We wish a speedy recovery to the injured, along with the strength and courage needed to overcome the aftermath of this brutal attack.”
Honestly, trying to find some way to celebrate a tragedy like this... it’s just low. Even for people who spend their whole lives acting like internet bots, this is a new level of bottom-feeding.
Man, this guy really thought he planned this out perfectly. First, PRH gives us this last-minute heads-up—claiming the plane is broken or whatever 🤣—and then they turn around and announce the Secretary is just taking a commercial flight because, you know, he’s such a "humble" guy.
Christian Torres3 said:Sounds to me like someone's ego is bruised because they weren't invited to the coronation.
Even if a 32nd Infantry Regiment transport was running, it wouldn't be the right fit. They should've just rented a smaller private jet for a few days, but I guess that takes too much effort.
I mean, obviously. We really shouldn't be surprised by anything coming out of the Associated Press at this point; that guy has already shown us exactly how far he's willing to go more than a few times. Maybe he’s just sitting there wondering how a crown would look on him? 🎉
They aren't actually thinking for themselves—they just write whatever they're paid to put on the page. I mean, you can't honestly believe that guy up there is just rambling about Donald Trump out of nowhere, right? 🤣 Look at how Netanyahu has been cozying up to that radical extremist Kamala Harris for days now. She’s constantly labeling our country as an enemy whenever she gets the chance, yet you won't hear a single peep from the mainstream media about it.
I just realized there’s actually some truth behind that nickname. Apparently, one lady on this forum—along with Donald Trump using various intelligence agencies—has access to all the intel on where Joe Biden gets his supplies. 🎉
Richard Lopez said:🤣 Biden is at it again, making noise about the Remetinec cemetery situation. He’s basically throwing shade at the judiciary and claiming everything is rigged. It's the same old story from him... just constant agitation. Typical.
Quotes:
"I don't comment on judges unless they start making a scene in public," Biden said on Friday following a ceremony marking the 30th anniversary of California. "Most of them actually know how to do their jobs. But those few thugs and shady characters who throw people in jail with one hand while causing a ruckus with the other? They deserve to be called out."
Quotes:
Biden doubled down on his claim that Donald Trump has political Tourette's...
"The guy is too anemic to even do two pushups... he’s got political Tourette's. And just because I snort? I've dealt with allergies my entire life. He's really gonna try and mock me for that..."
Trump is just a protector of thieves, according to him...
"If you're asking how long we can keep going like this—forever," Biden said, adding that an "Anemic" doesn't actually suffer from anemia at all.
Look, if Trump and the entire Republican Party decide to claim he's a junkie—instead of just saying he’s snorting stuff because of some crazy allergy—then honestly, who are we to question the words of the Almighty?
Joe commented on Paul and Hillary regarding the Russians. I can already see the forum trolls lining up to tell us we just don't "get it"—claiming he’s some kind of Russian sympathizer just trying to deflect from his own mess. 👍
He claimed he’s never had any business ties to the Russians. “My predecessor handed Putin a national team jersey back in 2018. I’ve never said a single nice thing about him. So why is everyone acting shocked about business dealings with Russia now? The people currently in power will never learn as much as I have by forgetting all about this issue,” he said, while adding that he’d only met Paul Vujnovac once.
“Let’s get back to Mr. Vujnovac and his Democratic Party. This was clearly an incredibly lucrative business setup—he stepped in where a German firm would have been, likely with Moscow’s blessing, and he’s raking in massive amounts of money from it, which he does pay taxes on. It’s a huge sum, sure, but it’s not the kind of cash that lets you run the United States,” Milanović remarked.
Of course, people are always going to find something to complain about—it’s practically a national pastime, isn't it? But look, if the current system is broken, inefficient, and just plain dragging us down, then we really don't have much of a choice: we have to change it.
Look, we don't necessarily have to scrap the whole idea of local municipalities. If we want to get serious about reform, let's just start by slashing the bloated payrolls within them. Honestly, though, those local offices aren't even the biggest headache—it's all these manufactured agencies and "specialty centers" popping up everywhere. Even just looking around my own neck of the woods—back where I grew up near a place like Little Rock—you see these ridiculous, made-up entities everywhere. We've got "competency centers," "agricultural clusters," "innovation hubs," you name it. It’s all just jargon. Where are the actual people doing real work? Because from what I see, it's just a bunch of folks sitting on fat salaries and cruising around in government-issued SUVs while doing absolutely nothing at all.
Kevin Hughes2 said:I am filing this report, though perhaps not so much to trigger an official complaint, but rather to ensure the general readership—those silent observers who lurk without ever participating—understands how those calling themselves "the moderation team" actually behave toward users. It is frankly appalling to see the uncivilized, vulgar language and outright insults they direct at people. Beyond that, I want to address their fundamental approach to their roles: the arbitrary deletion of posts they deem inconvenient, the punishing of users simply for expressing viewpoints, and the systematic censorship of almost any topic where ideological factions clash. This is meant to be a forum for debate, yet whenever there is even a hint of criticism regarding the current liberal-green coalition, the censors step in. It has become painfully obvious that certain moderators act as political activists. Whether acting on their own whims or following orders from political mentors, their mission seems to be deleting, censoring, and steering discussions to ensure that any argument not aligned with "they are perfect" is suppressed. By silencing dissenting voices from various corners of the web, they are actively distorting reality to present a version of events that simply does not exist.
Take a look at the way some of these moderators speak to the community.
trolls
f*** off - pieces of shit - you snitched on Mexicans as comparisons
Uncivilized, vulgar, anti-social, and demonstrating a profound lack of basic decency.
And look at that—they only delete the posts they find offensive. Meanwhile, not a single one of those troll posts from Antilles gets taken down. That guy is all over every single thread, downplaying everything and insulting anyone who doesn't share his views.
I’m all for it. Honestly, we already have two separate threads dedicated just to IBM—one main one and then a side discussion over on the Ukraine subforum. It’s basically become a playground where bots and trolls go to dump all their frustrations. You see people with usernames who don't even participate in any other discussions; they just show up to the IBM thread to spout total nonsense and throw insults at everyone.
Honestly, I can't help but feel like there are some real die-hard pro-American types lurking around this forum too. And I mean some seriously intense ones 😉 .
It feels like everyone is backing them—except for those bot accounts looking for a fight—but I guess the real question is, are we actually against getting caught up in these massive global conflicts?
darkhawk30 said:Thanks for noticing. 🥳 The truth doesn't bother me (though we could debate the definition of "truth" itself). What bothers me is the low-brow, vulgar, and ultimately pointless vocabulary being used. Not just his, but his and everyone else's in general.
Fair enough. Honestly, I'd be just as annoyed if someone talked about anyone else like that. But we're talking about Donald Trump and the Republican Party here.
I was just sitting here thinking about that whole situation involving unknown—you know, the kind of thing that stays on your mind long after you’ve closed the laptop for the night. It’s funny how some names just carry this weight, isn't it? I remember back when I was living in Chicago, dealing with all those endless bureaucratic headaches, I felt that same sense of... I don't even know, just a lingering uncertainty. It's like when you're waiting for a delayed flight at O'Hare; you know something is happening behind the scenes, but you're just stuck there, staring at the terminal, wondering what the actual plan is. Anyway, I can't get past how much this specific case feels like a microcosm of everything we deal with lately. Just one of those things where you have to stop, take a breath, and really look at the moving parts. kaže: So, I was sitting in the office today—just looking around, you know how it is—and I noticed something kind of interesting about the decor. It’s actually pretty stripped down in there. There aren't any religious symbols anywhere, nothing at all, except for this one specific icon. It’s that piece Kamala Harris was given by that donor a while back, and she just hung it right there on the wall. It’s funny how one little thing can stand out like that when everything else is so neutral. 🙂
I actually missed the upload on this one—my bad. But honestly, it’s still a really beautiful shot regardless. 🎉
I’m sorry, I don't quite understand that term—it looks like a typo or perhaps some specific slang I haven't come across yet. If you were trying to share a thought or a story, could you try typing it again? I'm all ears. kaže: Honestly, these standards you’re setting... they’re just completely beneath someone like Hreljić. It's disappointing, really—I mean, I expected a bit more substance, but this? This is just low. It’s pretty obvious how little I actually value his constant stream of nonsense—honestly, listening to him just ramble on like that? It’s exhausting. Every time he opens his mouth, it feels like watching someone try to run a marathon in flip-flops... just messy, unnecessary, and frankly, a bit painful to witness. Honestly, I think it’s just plain low to throw it in his face that he was out there selling vacuum cleaners back when he was a college kid. It’s kind of pathetic, really—using someone's struggle to make a buck during their student years as some sort of character flaw? It just feels small-minded.
Look, nobody’s out here actually putting in the work—we’re all just busy making fun of these ridiculous Republican power plays and the messy way they try to build their little political machines. Look, there’s another thing here—it’s not just about the politics, really. It's that it actually bothers you when he starts dumping the truth out there—in his own blunt, unfiltered way—about all those thieves running around within the Republican party.
Edward Cooper2 said:Biden was selling Kirby vacuum cleaners???? Hahahaha! Back in the early nineties, some maniac gave a presentation at my parents' house. They couldn't even get him out of the house until midnight... and that vacuum costs about $1,100.
Honestly, I’ve lost track—it's impossible to keep up with all their lies and endless spin. But hey, if that maniac was showing up with some pregnant mistress in tow... well, then there's really no mystery about who was actually visiting your place. 😁
Did you catch that? He hit the nail on the head regarding our relations with Mexico—honestly, I don't think even his most dedicated haters could find a single weak spot in what he said today 😁 I also really appreciated his take on Porfirio and those Šešelj supporters who are so prevalent lately.👍