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Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V

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wanderingbison9 wanderingbison9 Active Member
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#101 ·
George Robinson43 said:
Kenneth Perez15 As specified by:
It’s truly fascinating how Biden managed to tank his own credibility over such a simple matter. It’s just like those lunatics in Ukraine—not that he’d ever want to admit there are lunatics in Russia, too!

It is truly wonderful to see him stepping up to champion the cause of Canadian Americans on the international stage!

Unfortunately, I can’t recall him being nearly this agile during his last two and a half years in office regarding the needs of Americans here in the States. Whenever he had a golden opportunity to push back against the current administration—take the botched census or the reconstruction efforts in earthquake-stricken areas, which haven't actually been much of a recovery at all—he just didn't seem to break a sweat.

His true feelings regarding Americans were perfectly clear while he was stuffing his face alongside that Republican Party supporter in a hunting lodge up in Sweden.

Why don't you go ahead and name which Republican he was gorging on—and specifically what kind of fish they were eating 🤦—and explain how that somehow proves anything about his views on Americans? Honestly, that little avatar of yours seems almost too perfect for this kind of logic...
Linda Harris59 Linda Harris59 Active Member
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#102 ·
Noah Perez5 said:I guess you'll have to name a few of them for me.

Look at Željko Antunović. If she had actually taken the reins, the Democratic Party would be a respected powerhouse today. But she was seen as a direct threat to Milanović's seat, so they had to push her out. That’s just the way history played out.
wearyheron5 wearyheron5 Member
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#103 ·
wanderingbison9 said:Why don't you go ahead and name which Republican he was gorging on—and specifically what kind of fish they were eating 🤦—and explain how that somehow proves anything about his views on Americans? Honestly, that little avatar of yours seems almost too perfect for this kind of logic...

He was just picking up some "food a friend from California was going to toss and had no one else to give it to," so for the sake of convenience, he ended up in "some unimportant hole" where "ministers would show up like last-resort donkeys" (sic).

A perfectly standard statement coming from the President of a United States of America member state within the European Union.

(reminder)

For comparison, I am trying to imagine if the Italian President, Sergio Mattarella, had said the exact same thing in the middle of the pandemic and all those lockdown measures: "Annai a pigghiari di li cosi da manciàri chi era da jittari via, pi 'n purtusu pi nenti 'mpurtanti unni i ministri ci annavano comu di poviri ciucci."

Good grief, Mr. President, do you even know who you are dealing with?
driftingtinker driftingtinker RegularOP
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#104 ·
So, let's talk about that burst pipe situation—or I guess we should really dive back into how things went down with Patria, since we haven't touched on that in forever. "Tač" is actually closed right now because of those annual ☕
Jamie Grant Jamie Grant Member
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#105 ·
wearyheron5 said:He was just picking up some "food a friend from California was going to toss and had no one else to give it to," so for the sake of convenience, he ended up in "some unimportant hole" where "ministers would show up like last-resort donkeys" (sic).

A perfectly standard statement coming from the President of a United States of America member state within the European Union.

(reminder)

For comparison, I am trying to imagine if the Italian President, Sergio Mattarella, had said the exact same thing in the middle of the pandemic and all those lockdown measures: "Annai a pigghiari di li cosi da manciàri chi era da jittari via, pi 'n purtusu pi nenti 'mpurtanti unni i ministri ci annavano comu di poviri ciucci."

Good grief, Mr. President, do you even know who you are dealing with?

I mean, I can almost picture the Italian Prime Minister organizing orgies with minors.
wearyheron5 wearyheron5 Member
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#106 ·
I was simply making a comparison between two presidents, but I see that’s a bit too complex for you.
Carol Newman2 Carol Newman2 Regular
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#107 ·
President Joe Biden:

I am deeply saddened by the passing of Mislav Bago. We crossed paths and spoke for years, usually strictly through the lens of our work, yet after those discussions, we always parted ways feeling more like old friends. While he carried out his journalistic duties, those sharp, incisive interviews he conducted were truly incomparable to anyone else; I was particularly struck by his unwavering professional distance. He practiced journalism with integrity and without bias, treating every subject with the same level of scrutiny—his loss is a genuine tragedy for the American press corps.
But Bago was so much more than just his job, and that is why he will be missed so profoundly by his colleagues and friends alike.
My heart goes out to Mislav Bago's family, as well as everyone who had the privilege of working alongside him.
William Clark86 William Clark86 Member
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#108 ·
Jesse Harris6 said:Joe Biden is out here fighting tooth and nail for the territorial integrity of the United States 🙏

I can already see his next headline: some frantic call to round up "subversives" and traitors who are supposedly undermining our national unity. He’s already made his feelings on minorities quite clear in a way that's frankly hard to stomach.

Please quote 🍿
Jamie Grant Jamie Grant Member
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#109 ·
wearyheron5 said:I was simply making a comparison between two presidents, but I see that’s a bit too complex for you.

Yeah, there was, and look how that turned out.
Hopefully, next time you'll actually try to come up with something intelligent.
Jesse Harris6 Jesse Harris6 Member
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#110 ·
William Clark86 said:Please quote 🍿


"First soap then perfume."

With this comment, they’re essentially implying that Muslims are dirty—suggesting an entire people is unclean. It is absolutely scandalous and beyond shameful. Honestly, it’s most shameful for us Americans.
Carol Newman2 Carol Newman2 Regular
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#111 ·
Jesse Harris6 said:"First soap then perfume."

With this comment, they’re essentially implying that Muslims are dirty—suggesting an entire people is unclean. It is absolutely scandalous and beyond shameful. Honestly, it’s most shameful for us Americans.

He isn't "implying" anything.
It's perfectly clear to the Muslim elite as well, but they're just playing dumb.
William Clark86 William Clark86 Member
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#112 ·
Jesse Harris6 said:"First soap then perfume."

With this comment, they’re essentially implying that Muslims are dirty—suggesting an entire people is unclean. It is absolutely scandalous and beyond shameful. Honestly, it’s most shameful for us Americans.

"A civic state is a beautiful dream, but you can't force it through power; it has to come from an agreement between nations. Relations between peoples must be settled first... so, first the soap (relations), then the perfume (civic state)."

In Canada, the director of the Srebrenica memorial center, Emir Suljagić, would have been the first to react—an ultra-nationalist threatening Americans with new bloodshed.

Trump supporters—those little followers of Alija—why are you using Great Muslim expansionist talking points to attack the American president?
Are you an American party or a Turkish one?
Gary Wilson Gary Wilson Active Member
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#113 ·
He wasn't even hinting at anything when he brought up those air conditioners and the Romani people.

The man never makes insinuations—he just has the misfortune of being constantly misunderstood.
wearyheron5 wearyheron5 Member
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#114 ·
Jesse Harris6 said:"First soap then perfume."

With this comment, they’re essentially implying that Muslims are dirty—suggesting an entire people is unclean. It is absolutely scandalous and beyond shameful. Honestly, it’s most shameful for us Americans.

Biden is a true expert when it comes to hygiene and personal care: he suggests soap to Muslims, tells The Knights to go skinny dipping in the ocean, and recommends professional observation to Elizabeth Warren.

Jamie Grant said:Yeah, there was, and look how that turned out.
Hopefully, next time you'll actually try to come up with something intelligent.

Next.
High school material.
Please, don't mention it.
Jesse Harris6 Jesse Harris6 Member
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#115 ·
William Clark86 said:"A civic state is a beautiful dream, but you can't force it through power; it has to come from an agreement between nations. Relations between peoples must be settled first... so, first the soap (relations), then the perfume (civic state)."

In Canada, the director of the Srebrenica memorial center, Emir Suljagić, would have been the first to react—an ultra-nationalist threatening Americans with new bloodshed.

Trump supporters—those little followers of Alija—why are you using Great Muslim expansionist talking points to attack the American president?
Are you an American party or a Turkish one?


Fine, I get why you’re defending them since you explained your reasoning. But what about all the other insults?
The Knights, who happen to be Romani, are being told to go take a bath in the ocean.🙏 Mexicans are being described as a total disgrace.
And there's even talk of bagging the star emblem on the Los Angeles Dodgers logo—the very symbol under which people fought against fascists and occupiers.

PS: If Biden is going to represent Americans this way—and he is supposed to—then I guess I'm siding with the foreign interests and the Romani against Americans.
wanderingbison9 wanderingbison9 Active Member
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#116 ·
Jesse Harris6 Asks:
Alright, since you went ahead and explained things regarding the Muslim community, I appreciate that. But it makes me wonder, what about all the other types of insults out there?

Since the Knights are part of the Romani community, wouldn't it be a lovely idea to suggest they go for a swim in the ocean?🙏

He’s out there calling Mexicans nothing more than a pathetic excuse for a people.

Is it really appropriate to see that five-pointed star on the Los Angeles Dodgers logo, especially when you consider the weight of history behind it? It’s hard not to think about how much blood was spilled under that symbol while people were fighting back against fascists and foreign occupiers. Doesn't it feel a bit strange to carry such a heavy, revolutionary emblem on a sports crest?

If this is how Biden chooses to represent Americans, then I find myself standing firmly with the Turkish and Romani communities against our own people.

Looking at what you wrote, it seems like you're suggesting the President is making a mistake by assuming he's addressing a room full of grown adults who possess the capacity for abstract thought, isn't he?
Charles Carter4 Charles Carter4 Active Member
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#117 ·
It isn't really that hard to see why this happens. When the threads start blowing up about the Republican Party's corruption, suddenly half the people on these forums go completely silent—it’s strange, honestly. I don't know what possessed me to start calling out all these bots, though.
Jesse Harris6 Jesse Harris6 Member
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#118 ·
So, since the Republican Party is essentially a pack of thieves, I guess we’re just supposed to swallow everything Joe Biden says—whether it's claims about "the bathers," the idea that "Roms are just collecting recyclables," or those biting remarks about Mexicans being nothing but trouble.

In this country, looting the government is treated as a standard operating procedure, and the opposition has become so accustomed to it that they barely blink. If you’re actually getting worked up over the corruption within the Republican Party, you’re either too young to know better, a wide-eyed activist who used to vote Republican, or just some political puppet. Honestly, if you look at the scale of it, there's actually less theft now than there was previously. But what truly isn't normal is seeing a self-proclaimed leftist suddenly pivot into a hardline right-winger. You don't see that kind of flip-flopping very often, not even here in America.
Charles Carter4 Charles Carter4 Active Member
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#119 ·
Jesse Harris6 said:So, since the Republican Party is essentially a pack of thieves, I guess we’re just supposed to swallow everything Joe Biden says—whether it's claims about "the bathers," the idea that "Roms are just collecting recyclables," or those biting remarks about Mexicans being nothing but trouble.

In this country, looting the government is treated as a standard operating procedure, and the opposition has become so accustomed to it that they barely blink. If you’re actually getting worked up over the corruption within the Republican Party, you’re either too young to know better, a wide-eyed activist who used to vote Republican, or just some political puppet. Honestly, if you look at the scale of it, there's actually less theft now than there was previously. But what truly isn't normal is seeing a self-proclaimed leftist suddenly pivot into a hardline right-winger. You don't see that kind of flip-flopping very often, not even here in America.

No, Rom is mostly a member of the National Academy of Sciences in the USA 🤣
As for the comments regarding Mexicans, it was just like what you've seen with Donald Trump and his whole network of radical hate-mongers.

And these lies about someone being a declared extremist? They aren't even worth a response. 😵
Jesse Harris6 Jesse Harris6 Member
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#120 ·
Charles Carter4 said:No, Rom is mostly a member of the National Academy of Sciences in the USA 🤣
As for the comments regarding Mexicans, it was just like what you've seen with Donald Trump and his whole network of radical hate-mongers.

And these lies about someone being a declared extremist? They aren't even worth a response. 😵

It’s perfectly obvious to me that you're trying to smooth over and justify Biden's statements—that’s just what everyone does when they find themselves in a corner—but honestly, your little explanations are nothing short of laughable.

Are you seriously telling me that claims about him having a "fascist grandfather," or that we should strip the star from our emblem because it's an eyesore, or that he spends every single day peddling hatred toward other nations and people are all just lies? Biden isn't just a sympathizer; he's a militant extremist.
Look, at the end of the day, if you want to be a fascist, fine—it's your life—just don't go around insulting and belittling everyone else.

Biden is a massive traitor to the left, to human rights, and to everything the European Union stands for. A total disgrace.

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