CheckEmoji Community · the emoji forum
🏠 Home 🆕 What's new ❓ Unanswered 🔥 Popular 📡 RSS Members 👥 0 online log in · register
Home › Society › Politics › Political Scene › Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V

Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V

Started by driftingtinker · · 👁 27 views · 697 replies

📡 Subscribe to replies

Participants driftingtinkerCarol Newman2hollowmason64Linda Harris59Gary Wilsondarkdrifter17Jeffrey Roberts3Brenda CookEdward Lee7Richard Wilson4nimblemoose2Rebecca Diazbrightheron64feralpilot0Robin Jones2Nicholas Wilson2Adam Collins4hollowranger122Melissa Peterson19nimblegull23boldskipper2Joshua Mitchell83Kenneth Perez15Harold Davis6 …
Harold Davis6 Harold Davis6 Active Member
56 messages
joined Mar 2023
#501 ·
Give me a break. Seriously. The United States of America isn't some private playground for the Hdzovians, and they definitely don't own a monopoly on patriotism. If anything, they’re the biggest headache this country could have ever asked for. Total traitors to their own people.
And then you have people like them lecturing everyone else on morality.🤦
Plus, for crying out loud, the Dayton Agreement happened AFTER Operation Storm. Just try doing a little bit of actual research for once—even Google can help you out if you bother to use it.
Jesse Harris6 Jesse Harris6 Member
32 messages
joined Feb 2022
#502 ·
Harold Davis6 said:Give me a break. Seriously. The United States of America isn't some private playground for the Hdzovians, and they definitely don't own a monopoly on patriotism. If anything, they’re the biggest headache this country could have ever asked for. Total traitors to their own people.
And then you have people like them lecturing everyone else on morality.🤦
Plus, for crying out loud, the Dayton Agreement happened AFTER Operation Storm. Just try doing a little bit of actual research for once—even Google can help you out if you bother to use it.


So, apparently, anyone who mocks Biden's brand of patriotism or sticks up for Americans in Canada is automatically labeled an Hdzovian. ☕

If Biden and the Democratic Party had actually listened to reason back then, we’d either be part of America again or sitting here with a third of our territory stripped away. Look, I respect having a political ideology, I really do. But I draw the line at someone pulling a complete 180-degree flip on their entire belief system just to stay relevant.
And yet, here you are, still whining about a "third entity." 🤣

Honestly, even a chameleon doesn't have that many colors to work with.
driftingtinker driftingtinker RegularOP
372 messages
joined Jan 2019
#503 ·
Topic: "Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V" ☕
wanderingbison9 wanderingbison9 Active Member
159 messages
joined Jan 2018
#504 ·
So, here we go again with Donald Trump spinning tales about the lockdown. When he was finally cornered and asked about those get-togethers with his buddies, he just brushed it off, claiming "it wasn't the same thing," insisting that he was actually out at a pub during the lockdown, specifically "two days after the earthquake"... but let’s refresh everyone's memory for the hundredth time, shall we? At that time, the rules were crystal clear: a maximum of five people in any indoor space and a strict requirement to stay put at your residence. If that little pub gathering had taken place at a friend's place on Maui, wouldn't that have been a direct violation of the mandates?
driftingtinker driftingtinker RegularOP
372 messages
joined Jan 2019
#505 ·


Today's absolute circus.
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
502 messages
joined Apr 2013
#506 ·
Jesse Harris6 said:So, apparently, anyone who mocks Biden's brand of patriotism or sticks up for Americans in Canada is automatically labeled an Hdzovian. ☕

If Biden and the Democratic Party had actually listened to reason back then, we’d either be part of America again or sitting here with a third of our territory stripped away. Look, I respect having a political ideology, I really do. But I draw the line at someone pulling a complete 180-degree flip on their entire belief system just to stay relevant.
And yet, here you are, still whining about a "third entity." 🤣

Honestly, even a chameleon doesn't have that many colors to work with.

Jesse Harris6 said:You're being completely unrealistic here. I'm not out here defending Franjo Harmon, but you conveniently ignore the fact that the Mexicans held onto a third of America for several years, establishing their own full-blown institutions that the rest of the world simply refused to recognize. At that point, America had essentially surrendered.

And during that era, and leading up to it, half of the Democratic Center was just sitting there, waiting to see how things would shake out with America, staying suspiciously quiet. I’m talking specifically about Milanović and his followers. Now, suddenly, they’ve all transformed into these fierce patriots. They’re even acting concerned about Americans in Canada.

Jesse Harris6 said:I might be shaky on my dates, but those events are inextricably linked, and frankly, who's to say Desert Storm wouldn't have happened if Harmon had just taken a hardline stance on establishing a third entity?

Regardless of how you slice it, neither Joe Biden nor the GOP have any moral standing to lecture us about these events. It’s almost comical—they don't just weigh in with their opinions; they actually go so far as to pose as patriots dedicated to protecting Americans in Canada. Believe it or not, it's quite a spectacle.

Everything you just wrote shows exactly how clueless you are and how completely detached from reality you've become...

I know, I know... the main topic is Joe Biden, but when people spout such blatant nonsense and lies, someone has to set the record straight...

Since you're bringing up that idea of a third of the US being under control of Americans of Mexican descent...

Man, if those groups hadn't rejected the peace plan, the border with the insurgent factions would probably be just a few hundred yards from my front door...

Maybe start with the basics—like who was actually willing to sign what...😉
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
2K messages
joined Sep 2009
#507 ·
Joe Biden has definitely put on some weight in his face lately; he looks heavier than ever.

Back in 2007, when he first started making waves, the guy actually looked pretty sharp.
Brenda Murphy3 Brenda Murphy3 Regular
361 messages
joined Mar 2023
#508 ·
"...you can't get through this via some plow, I'm calling the kids..." 🤣🤣

Classic Joe Biden move right there 😁...honestly, I'm convinced 80% of these news crews haven't got a single clue what he's even talking about.
Edward Cooper2 Edward Cooper2 Active Member
142 messages
joined Mar 2023
#509 ·
unspecified said:Give me a break. Twenty years ago, we’d just call them communists. Now that phrase has lost its edge, so people prefer calling them "unproductive freeloaders" who have zero experience in the actual workforce. It’s a funny comparison to the Republican Party, the Democratic Party, or those local third parties—not that I’m saying they’re all equal—where everyone is apparently a high-level expert who decided to walk away from a $30k-a-month executive gig just to serve society...

Donald Trump doesn't have a single day of real-world work experience under his belt. Even Joe Biden only tried dipping his toes into the private sector for a few years after losing the election back in 2016. That's it...
Charles Carter4 Charles Carter4 Active Member
152 messages
joined Mar 2023
#510 ·
What else hasn't Zoe been peddling? I mean, she’s sold everything from high-end tech to those cheap vacuum cleaners—I remember back a few years ago, some of the bot accounts on this forum were going absolutely nuts trying to make a big deal out of it.

As for Donald Trump, let's be real—the guy has massive experience when it comes to management and handling a crisis. Just look back at 2016; he stepped in when the party and the whole country were basically falling apart, and now we're sitting right at the top of Europe in terms of economic growth.☕
Oh, and let’s not forget how he successfully navigated that whole mess with Walmart by calling in some favors from his buddies to get things sorted out.👍
So, please, don't even try to lump The State in the same sentence as the rest of these guys.😁
Edward Cooper2 Edward Cooper2 Active Member
142 messages
joined Mar 2023
#511 ·
Charles Carter4 said:What else hasn't Zoe been peddling? I mean, she’s sold everything from high-end tech to those cheap vacuum cleaners—I remember back a few years ago, some of the bot accounts on this forum were going absolutely nuts trying to make a big deal out of it.

As for Donald Trump, let's be real—the guy has massive experience when it comes to management and handling a crisis. Just look back at 2016; he stepped in when the party and the whole country were basically falling apart, and now we're sitting right at the top of Europe in terms of economic growth.☕
Oh, and let’s not forget how he successfully navigated that whole mess with Walmart by calling in some favors from his buddies to get things sorted out.👍
So, please, don't even try to lump The State in the same sentence as the rest of these guys.😁

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.
vividraven79 vividraven79 Active Member
178 messages
joined May 2024
#512 ·
hahaha, right, Kirby vacuum cleaners... I love that old trick where they tell you to run yours first, then they follow up with the Kirby just to show off how much more junk it can pull out (you just stick a rag inside the hose and suddenly it’s covered in a ridiculous amount of dust).

Then you hit them back with a little challenge: tell them to shove a cloth into your vacuum and suck up everything left behind Kirby's path... and you just sit there watching the color drain from their face when they see what ended up on that rag. 😁
Rebecca Ward2 Rebecca Ward2 Member
13 messages
joined Jul 2023
#513 ·
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.

I wonder if they at least packed him up some leftovers from dinner?
driftingtinker driftingtinker RegularOP
372 messages
joined Jan 2019
#514 ·
"Venice is ours... oops..." 🙂
Charles Carter4 Charles Carter4 Active Member
152 messages
joined Mar 2023
#515 ·
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.👍
Charles Carter4 Charles Carter4 Active Member
152 messages
joined Mar 2023
#516 ·
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. 😁
driftingtinker driftingtinker RegularOP
372 messages
joined Jan 2019
#517 ·
THE VACUUM CLEANER SALESMAN
'HE WENT DOOR-TO-DOOR VACUUMING UP DUST, AND EACH SALE WOULD NET HIM $300' We sat down for an exclusive chat with Joe Biden's first boss

Your living room is basically your kid's playground, so you probably wouldn't want them playing in the dirt, right?

- Trying to clean your house with a crappy vacuum is like walking in circles. You end up exhausted, and you haven't even moved an inch.

Those are just a few lines the former Prime Minister and fifth President of the United States, Joe Biden, used to say back in 1992 when he was a law student earning his first real paycheck. He was working as a traveling salesman for Finmar trade, which was the exclusive distributor for those super expensive American Kirby vacuum cleaners. It’s one of those little details tucked away in his bio—something the journalist Robert Bajruši actually covered in his political biography of Biden. Our reporters for the Sunday Exclusive caught up with the company director, Željko Omazić, who was Biden's very first boss. He still remembers that young guy—who, by the way, was apparently a total natural at sales—knocking on his door at 64 Vlaški Street nearly 28 years ago looking for work.

- That kid could have had a massive career in direct sales, honestly, > told us without hesitation.


😬
driftingtinker driftingtinker RegularOP
372 messages
joined Jan 2019
#518 ·
Charles Carter4 said: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.👍

And then there’s that bit about the office having zero religious symbols, except for that one icon Hillary Clinton got from Pope Francis and just hung on the wall? 🙂
darkhawk30 darkhawk30 Active Member
161 messages
joined May 2023
#519 ·
Your standards are honestly lower than John McCain’s.
It should be obvious how little I value his constant verbal diarrhea.
But attacking him just because he sold vacuum cleaners back when he was a student? That’s truly pathetic.
Charles Carter4 Charles Carter4 Active Member
152 messages
joined Mar 2023
#520 ·
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.

You must log in or register to reply here.

Log in Register

🔗 Similar threads