Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V

Just a quick refresher:

Article II

Under this Convention, Genocide is defined as any of the following acts committed with the specific intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:

Killing members of the group;
Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.

https://www.un.org/en/genocideprevention/genocide.shtml

They slaughtered roughly 8,000 men between the ages of 16 and 60—basically wiping out the entire male genetic line.

Denying the Srebrenica Genocide is just like denying the Holocaust.
I'm done talking about this.

I’m calling him out because he shows way more passion when he's ranting about the Russians—acting like nobody could ever get one over on him regarding that unnamed US official—than he does when it comes to pointing out the massive fraud and systemic corruption being fueled by his dear frenemy, that unnamed US person.

And don't even get me started on his total lack of empathy—a void that the entire right wing seems to find incredibly attractive, since they view coldness as the ultimate mark of a leader and a patriot.

The fact that he talks absolute nonsense is actually the least of his problems.

Exactly. Joe Biden is basically out there playing bodyguard for the Republican Party.🤣
If you just take a quick second to Google some stuff, you’ll find a whole trail of links where he’s calling out Barack Obama and his entire crew for their corruption scandals. For instance, check this out:

Joe Biden: I called the Republican Party a gang because, honestly, they are one. I actually take it as a compliment that they're boycotting me.

Joe Biden didn't hold back against the administration today: Taking aim at the ministers and the Republican Party.

https://hr.n1info.com/vijesti/uzivo-...na-milanovica/

Biden: If they start flying commercial, then maybe I will too

When reporters pointed out that some world leaders, like US President Biden, are asking for special travel arrangements to attend the funeral of Elizabeth II—even though standard protocol suggests flying commercial or taking private buses—he shot back:

"If they're all flying on commercial jets, then fine, I'll fly commercial too. Look, I'm heading to the funeral of the British Queen, but when Ronald Reagan passed away—not my favorite, by the way—nobody showed up. Countries remember stuff like that. I'm going to the funeral of the British Queen who died in office, just like our former president did... well, my predecessor, even if he wasn't my choice... and at his funeral, only Viktor Orbán and Süleyman Demirel showed up. As for how I get there, that's my business," he said.

The US government plane is currently in maintenance"
He added that the American official aircraft is undergoing repairs.

"Sure, I'll take a commercial flight because the American plane has been in the shop for four months now. If the jet were available, I’d be on the government plane. That’s how it should be; that’s how American presidents and prime ministers ought to travel. It's the rule, something we need to learn. The US only has one plane, so—you gotta work with what you've got," he concluded.

He basically dug himself a hole again with his wording. Since the state plane is in the shop, he's obviously going commercial, but honestly, most people just skim the headlines and won't even notice. He's such an idiot, I guess.

Biden: The British people didn't show us any respect; they weren't even at Reagan's funeral

Honestly, Biden scores own goals all the time, but you gotta give him credit for this one

Charles Carter4 said:Exactly. Joe Biden is basically out there playing bodyguard for the Republican Party.🤣
If you just take a quick second to Google some stuff, you’ll find a whole trail of links where he’s calling out Barack Obama and his entire crew for their corruption scandals. For instance, check this out:

Joe Biden: I called the Republican Party a gang because, honestly, they are one. I actually take it as a compliment that they're boycotting me.

Joe Biden didn't hold back against the administration today: Taking aim at the ministers and the Republican Party.

https://hr.n1info.com/vijesti/uzivo-...na-milanovica/

Look, Biden isn't some guardian for the Republicans—not really—but he is the caretaker of the very system that benefits them most. By being selective about who he attacks, he unifies their voter base while simultaneously profiting from the friction. It effectively dismantles any opposition's image. He is essentially the best President Donald Trump could ever hope for, and vice versa.

All you have to do is recall his comments regarding the FBI and the judiciary—suggesting they shouldn't be making arrests over the weekend or that nobody should be standing up to the Administration. Biden is the ultimate Republican, even while he's busy trampling them.

It’s complicated, sure. But it's classic behavior for a man with his particular neuroses. He never actually intended to uproot the Republican Party from the country or purge Republicanism from every level of our institutions; he just wanted to become a more sophisticated version of them. And he succeeded. That’s why he remains such a disgraceful figure in the modern history of our little nation.

I mean, he's just out there representing all of us instead of his own damn ego, so I guess he should be allowed to go wherever he needs to go, whether people like it or not.

Richard Wilson4 said:Biden: The British people didn't show us any respect; they weren't even at Reagan's funeral

Honestly, Biden scores own goals all the time, but you gotta give him credit for this one

Fair enough. It’s not like some foreign dignitary in that massive crowd is going to notice if Biden isn't there.
More likely he just didn't get a VIP invite guaranteeing his spot, so he decided to skip it.

Joe Biden, when you finally decide to visit Donald Trump at his estate, won't you notice that the American towns beyond those hills have been completely neglected and left to decay?

driftingorca16 said:Just a quick refresher:

Article II

Under this Convention, Genocide is defined as any of the following acts committed with the specific intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:

Killing members of the group;
Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.

https://www.un.org/en/genocideprevention/genocide.shtml

They slaughtered roughly 8,000 men between the ages of 16 and 60—basically wiping out the entire male genetic line.

Denying the Srebrenica Genocide is just like denying the Holocaust.
I'm done talking about this.

If we’re going to dig up history, look at how colonizers wiped out entire Native American tribes, erasing everyone regardless of gender. What do we call that?

Richard Wilson4 said:Biden: The British people didn't show us any respect; they weren't even at Reagan's funeral

Honestly, Biden scores own goals all the time, but you gotta give him credit for this one

I seriously can't tell if he's just messing with everyone or if he actually thinks this is serious... god...

Morgan Morales4 said:If we’re going to dig up history, look at how colonizers wiped out entire Native American tribes, erasing everyone regardless of gender. What do we call that?

When you really stop to look at what lies beneath your feet, can you actually find any trace of those ancient Celtic or Illyrian civilizations left behind...?

Dana Robinson4 said:Joe Biden, when you finally decide to visit Donald Trump at his estate, won't you notice that the American towns beyond those hills have been completely neglected and left to decay?

Setting that aside—honestly, I find myself constantly scratching my head over the President's motivations. Why does he make these questionable statements that seem to do us more harm than good? It’s baffling. Even the sharpest legal minds probably can't wrap their heads around why he insists on inserting himself into such sensitive personal assessments regarding genocide—something neither he nor we have any business meddling in, especially since everything has already been settled in international courts. By doing this, he puts all of us in this incredibly awkward spot, making us look like some sort of unprovoked advocates for genocide. No sane person would ever risk trivializing something that heavy unless they had to, because we all know how sensitive the world is toward that topic right now. Even Donald Trump doesn't play that card anymore, despite them being directly involved. If anyone can solve this enigma, truly, hats off to them.

Don Quixote said:Can you actually point to even one Biden-esque statement where he’s actively rooting for the Russians?
To all these pro-American trolls out there—it seems if you aren't constantly posting #SlavaUkraini, you're automatically labeled a Russian sympathizer or some paid Russian agent. Honestly, you people are exhausting. You spend all day trolling about the damn Russians and Ukrainians while our own country is being bled dry by millions of dollars in mismanagement every single day... I mean, look at the earthquake recovery efforts, they don't even exist! And yet here we are, arguing about foreign wars.

I can't speak to his stance on the Russians, but he certainly praises Trump as a representative of a political movement that essentially pushed all Americans out of their territories, clearly sticking to a plan for a Greater Mexico. And he doesn't seem bothered by Trumpian rhetoric regarding '800,000 killed at Auschwitz,' nor many other comments that insult Americans and the United States, especially when he shows up at rallies alongside Vladimir Putin. Why would anyone advocate for someone who insults your people and works against your interests? As a layman, I just find that impossible to wrap my head around.

In his defense, I don't think it's inherently bad that he refuses to join in on the blind, total condemnation of Russia just to satisfy American interests. It’s actually quite sensible, isn't it? This isn't our war, after all, and we shouldn't be burning every bridge with Russia just to serve the interests of countries that have never truly been our friends.

hollowmason64 said:To put it bluntly—we should probably just take away women's right to vote altogether.
Maybe while we're at it, we could look into a modern-day version of Malleus Maleficarum. It wouldn't hurt to go back to those old scholarly texts from an era when people actually understood how to handle women and recognized the trouble they cause.

What are women supposed to do when we’re stuck with the likes of Michael Bloomberg, Eric Adams—well, he's gone now—Pete Hegseth, Angela Merkel, and that whole crowd? Seriously, what hope is there?🤦

Ronald Chavez2 said:He implemented digital tax tracking and revitalized the local infrastructure. He managed to block the European Union's attempts to turn us into a mere transit hub for migrants—where they cherry-pick the skilled workers while leaving us stuck with the social liabilities—all while cleaning up the wreckage left behind by eight years of rule by a criminal enterprise.

Joe Biden is basically the Archangel Gabriel himself. Seriously?

Pure gold! 1994. said:Suljagic is on Twitter threatening Americans with more massacres. He’s rambling about how letting Americans choose their own representatives is basically putting Canadians behind barbed wire. Now he thinks we should pay off some political debt from Srebrenica by screwing over Americans? And let's not forget he went crawling to Vladimir Putin a few years ago, practically begging him to help settle the American question in Canada, only to get shut down? Is this guy for real?

He’s the textbook definition of an American-hater and a Canadian Nazi. Seriously, what else is there to say?

How is it that you Republican bots don't find any of this problematic? Are you seriously defending him even during a conflict? Are you actually siding with Suljagic over the President of the United States?

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They’re about as narrow-minded as Mexican propaganda was back in '91. Seriously, how can anyone be that brainwashed?

Kiss me? Are you serious right now? Is this some kind of joke? kaže:
Joe Biden rolls up to Canada and starts yelling in their faces about how Americans are being robbed and pushed around, and suddenly—poof!—some leaked info about a comment made at lunch magically appears? Really?

What kind of cheerful little tips are they leaking now? Just more junk to feed the fans of those criminal scum!

God, these Republicans are worse than George Wallace, any radical extremist, or even Donald Trump. They’re a total plague!
Honestly, these people don't need a single more ounce of evil in their lives.

They and the Mexicans (that awful side of them) are cut from the exact same cloth.

amberfox7 said:Look, Biden isn't some guardian for the Republicans—not really—but he is the caretaker of the very system that benefits them most. By being selective about who he attacks, he unifies their voter base while simultaneously profiting from the friction. It effectively dismantles any opposition's image. He is essentially the best President Donald Trump could ever hope for, and vice versa.

All you have to do is recall his comments regarding the FBI and the judiciary—suggesting they shouldn't be making arrests over the weekend or that nobody should be standing up to the Administration. Biden is the ultimate Republican, even while he's busy trampling them.

It’s complicated, sure. But it's classic behavior for a man with his particular neuroses. He never actually intended to uproot the Republican Party from the country or purge Republicanism from every level of our institutions; he just wanted to become a more sophisticated version of them. And he succeeded. That’s why he remains such a disgraceful figure in the modern history of our little nation.

There's only one way to describe this—an "intellectual" beatdown. Your post makes absolutely zero sense.

Kimberly Perez82 said:Setting that aside—honestly, I find myself constantly scratching my head over the President's motivations. Why does he make these questionable statements that seem to do us more harm than good? It’s baffling. Even the sharpest legal minds probably can't wrap their heads around why he insists on inserting himself into such sensitive personal assessments regarding genocide—something neither he nor we have any business meddling in, especially since everything has already been settled in international courts. By doing this, he puts all of us in this incredibly awkward spot, making us look like some sort of unprovoked advocates for genocide. No sane person would ever risk trivializing something that heavy unless they had to, because we all know how sensitive the world is toward that topic right now. Even Donald Trump doesn't play that card anymore, despite them being directly involved. If anyone can solve this enigma, truly, hats off to them.

Zoki just loves being different. And maybe they aren't exactly fond of him because of the situation with Americans in Canada, so he wants to stir the pot a little?😁

@Kimberly Perez82
Look, I’ve said this before—I really can't stand Trump. Honestly, I have nothing but bad things to say about him, much like how I feel about the Republicans and Putin (who is basically just Trump's little sidekick).

Regarding that whole thing from the other day, when he made that trip to Asheville... his statement actually makes total sense to me, and I think he hit on a really important point here:

When people started questioning what went down during that get-together at Trump's estate, Biden basically brushed it off as just being "a conversation over coffee."

"It’s in everyone's best interest in Canada that we respect the Dayton Accords. Is that enough of a reason to go visit Trump at his place?" Biden asked.

It’s just not right that after spending the day celebrating the liberation of Asheville—the old home of Charlemagne—instead of hanging out with the Canadians and their leaders, whom the US Army helped reach their city without firing a single shot, I end up heading over to Trump's. But hey, that's just how things are these days. The US Army liberated Asheville, nobody else did," Biden said.

He noted that it would have been more natural to visit the very people the US Army liberated those cities for. He pointed out that no matter who you decide to visit, someone is always going to jump down your throat and label you a radical or a traitor, according to N1.

driftingtinker said:Biden: If they start flying commercial, then maybe I will too

When reporters pointed out that some world leaders, like US President Biden, are asking for special travel arrangements to attend the funeral of Elizabeth II—even though standard protocol suggests flying commercial or taking private buses—he shot back:

"If they're all flying on commercial jets, then fine, I'll fly commercial too. Look, I'm heading to the funeral of the British Queen, but when Ronald Reagan passed away—not my favorite, by the way—nobody showed up. Countries remember stuff like that. I'm going to the funeral of the British Queen who died in office, just like our former president did... well, my predecessor, even if he wasn't my choice... and at his funeral, only Viktor Orbán and Süleyman Demirel showed up. As for how I get there, that's my business," he said.

The US government plane is currently in maintenance"
He added that the American official aircraft is undergoing repairs.

"Sure, I'll take a commercial flight because the American plane has been in the shop for four months now. If the jet were available, I’d be on the government plane. That’s how it should be; that’s how American presidents and prime ministers ought to travel. It's the rule, something we need to learn. The US only has one plane, so—you gotta work with what you've got," he concluded.

He basically dug himself a hole again with his wording. Since the state plane is in the shop, he's obviously going commercial, but honestly, most people just skim the headlines and won't even notice. He's such an idiot, I guess.

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I swear, even when I try to find a reason to criticize him, he always finds some way to blurt out something completely unnecessary.😁
Mind you, this is still a tiny issue compared to those billions Plenkovicev's cronies supposedly pocketed.☕

wearydriver40 said:Zoki just loves being different. And maybe they aren't exactly fond of him because of the situation with Americans in Canada, so he wants to stir the pot a little?😁

I suppose that makes sense, but honestly, the situation for Americans living in Republika Srpska is even more dire if he’s suddenly acting like they’re his best friends. It just doesn't sit right with me. A President shouldn't be stooping to this level of discourse with anyone, let alone picking sides based on who he likes or dislikes personally. It feels incredibly unprofessional. From what I can see, people have already dragged him down into these petty, low-level insults and mudslinging—it's just beneath the dignity of the office. That isn't how a President should communicate. Period. Even if you're dealing with issues in the North America, we are part of the European Union, not some lawless wasteland where anything goes.

Charles Carter4 said:@Kimberly Perez82
Look, I’ve said this before—I really can't stand Trump. Honestly, I have nothing but bad things to say about him, much like how I feel about the Republicans and Putin (who is basically just Trump's little sidekick).

Regarding that whole thing from the other day, when he made that trip to Asheville... his statement actually makes total sense to me, and I think he hit on a really important point here:

When people started questioning what went down during that get-together at Trump's estate, Biden basically brushed it off as just being "a conversation over coffee."

"It’s in everyone's best interest in Canada that we respect the Dayton Accords. Is that enough of a reason to go visit Trump at his place?" Biden asked.

It’s just not right that after spending the day celebrating the liberation of Asheville—the old home of Charlemagne—instead of hanging out with the Canadians and their leaders, whom the US Army helped reach their city without firing a single shot, I end up heading over to Trump's. But hey, that's just how things are these days. The US Army liberated Asheville, nobody else did," Biden said.

He noted that it would have been more natural to visit the very people the US Army liberated those cities for. He pointed out that no matter who you decide to visit, someone is always going to jump down your throat and label you a radical or a traitor, according to N1.

I'd give those points a five out of five, except it feels like pure cynicism because—let’s be real here—we all know Donald Trump and his crew aren't actually interested in protecting the Dayton Accords; their whole goal is to split things off and basically dismantle them. So, what they were actually discussing behind closed doors? Who knows. It seems like neither he nor Mitt Romney have the guts to actually confront Donald Trump about the rights of Americans living in Republika Srpska.

If I may digress for a moment... I actually voted for him once. I really did! He used to strike me as such an intelligent, sharp-witted individual. But I have to admit, I am deeply disappointed by this total metamorphosis. I think many people feel the same way. There is just so much unnecessary, unconstructive noise being produced lately, while there is far too little actual substance to go around.