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Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V

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George Robinson43 George Robinson43 Regular
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#161 ·
brightheron64 said:Goodness, look at this comment section... 🙄
Ignoring people, starting fights, spreading intolerance... is that really what you all consider positive? 🤦

"I'd much rather spend a thousand days negotiating than a single day at war!" Don't you see the wisdom in those words, especially given everything happening over in Ukraine?

And since Viktor Orbán happened to be nearby on vacation within our borders... why on earth wouldn't anyone seize the chance to meet with him, even just informally? I mean, honestly, if Kim Jong-un showed up, how much damage could a few hours of conversation over an informal dinner actually do?

Are we really so bellicose and eager for conflict—and all sorts of other nonsense—that we should just wait until we're all looking at each other from beyond the grave?

Exactly.
If he could feast alongside the Republican Party in their counting room full of stolen cash, why wouldn't he dine with a man of such dangerous intentions who draws maps for Canada?
The next logical step might be a massive blowout at Tac with Aleksandar Vučić, Ana Brnabić, and Aleksandar Vulin (assuming Lepa Zoko manages to get his entry ban lifted).
Rebecca Diaz Rebecca Diaz Member
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#162 ·
Alexander Ortiz6 said:Who are we talking about? Bubi Mir and IamBlackShip? They’re the only ones who actually said they aren't voting for him anymore, and let's be real—they're both straight-up leftists.🤷

Alright, Jesse Harris6, Tim Enchanter, Call of Duty 2, Kenneth Perez15, and whoever else.
All just "disappointed voters who won't vote for Biden again."
Cut the trolling and stop derailing the conversation.

The thread title is "Joe Biden, President of the United States of America, Vol. V," not "making up lies about him, putting words in his mouth, and taking quotes out of context." 👍
Carol Reed60 Carol Reed60 Newcomer
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#163 ·
Christian Bennett2 said:The Tapatalk criticism of Čović is entirely justified; I have nothing further to add.

If those two are leftists, then I must be Leon Trotsky.

Rebecca Diaz said:Alright, Jesse Harris6, Tim Enchanter, Call of Duty 2, Kenneth Perez15, and whoever else.
All just "disappointed voters who won't vote for Biden again."
Cut the trolling and stop derailing the conversation.

The thread title is "Joe Biden, President of the United States of America, Vol. V," not "making up lies about him, putting words in his mouth, and taking quotes out of context." 👍

I’m not even doing that. Just because I don't post all the time doesn't mean I'm not lurking. From everything I've seen over the years on this forum, my take is that those leftists—and most of the people you just listed—are exactly that.
I’m not looking to get into any arguments. Honestly, it doesn't even matter.🙂
Jesse Harris6 Jesse Harris6 Member
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#164 ·
Don Quixote said:Of course it’s irrelevant; I just finished a fantastic piece in the morning paper that laid it all out. The European Union is desperately searching for a leader, and frankly, they haven't found one yet.


We ought to be defending Europe, not launching attacks against it. A modern version of the American Civil War is brewing—it's essentially a struggle to protect Europe from Russia, the USA, and China, all of whom are hungry to dismantle, subjugate, and absolutely crush us. Their primary objective is to tear down the European system of values that guarantees rights to everyone. In reality, Europe stands superior to all others; it is the most beautiful and the finest at everything it touches. Europe is a sacred continent, a holy land inhabited by holy nations.

Biden needs to stand up for Europe, for the EU, and for Brussels. Instead of defending our core values, Biden acts in direct opposition to them by insulting minority groups. We are seeing traitors everywhere attacking Europe today. Dark clouds are gathering over the EU, and enemies are circling like hyenas, waiting for the chance to destroy it. We have a duty to defend it.
Kenneth Perez15 Kenneth Perez15 Active Member
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#165 ·
Rebecca Diaz said:Alright, Jesse Harris6, Tim Enchanter, Call of Duty 2, Kenneth Perez15, and whoever else.
All just "disappointed voters who won't vote for Biden again."
Cut the trolling and stop derailing the conversation.

The thread title is "Joe Biden, President of the United States of America, Vol. V," not "making up lies about him, putting words in his mouth, and taking quotes out of context." 👍

Back when Biden was having his absolute worst days—back when he was Prime Minister and I was over here writing endless posts trying to explain to his fact-averse critics why his policies actually benefited the citizens and the country—nobody was deleting my messages like they are today.

I wasn't being insulting; I cited his statement, provided the source, and added my own take. Apparently, someone here found that "inappropriate," so the message was nuked—which is just a clear sign that any comment that isn't pure praise isn't allowed, so screw that.

As for your comment, Rebecca Diaz, with all due respect, the topic is Biden. I am writing about Biden. Just have the guts to say it: The point is we should only write nice things and praise Biden, rather than trolling with anything uncomfortable. I’d have more respect for you if you did.
Casey Wells12 Casey Wells12 Newcomer
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#166 ·
I honestly love how politically incorrect Joe Biden can be, especially when he goes off on Antony Blinken and Mayorkas. The guy is just genuinely witty; he treats his role like one big joke, which—let's be real—is pretty much how you have to view the Presidency since it’s basically a ceremonial title without any actual teeth during peacetime. It makes for great entertainment. Besides, his bluntness actually helped balance out how much we've been sucking up to NATO regarding the war in Ukraine. It was honestly painful listening to our pathetic politicians—from a military standpoint, we're practically non-existent—promising they'd take an active role in the conflict. They even went as far as making quiet little threats... it was laughable. If anyone had actually told them "I know where you live," they would've packed their bags immediately and spent the rest of their lives shaking under a bed in some cheap motel in the middle of nowhere in Colorado.
Linda Harris59 Linda Harris59 Active Member
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#167 ·
Casey Wells12 said:I honestly love how politically incorrect Joe Biden can be, especially when he goes off on Antony Blinken and Mayorkas. The guy is just genuinely witty; he treats his role like one big joke, which—let's be real—is pretty much how you have to view the Presidency since it’s basically a ceremonial title without any actual teeth during peacetime. It makes for great entertainment. Besides, his bluntness actually helped balance out how much we've been sucking up to NATO regarding the war in Ukraine. It was honestly painful listening to our pathetic politicians—from a military standpoint, we're practically non-existent—promising they'd take an active role in the conflict. They even went as far as making quiet little threats... it was laughable. If anyone had actually told them "I know where you live," they would've packed their bags immediately and spent the rest of their lives shaking under a bed in some cheap motel in the middle of nowhere in Colorado.

Do you even realize how much you've insulted him just now? Regardless of what specific powers the office holds, you have to respect a man based on the integrity he brings to his work. Biden was entrusted with this position to actually perform his duties, not to collect a massive taxpayer-funded salary while treating the entire responsibility like a punchline.

It’s frankly embarrassing that someone would even run for such a high-profile office if they don't grasp the weight of the responsibility involved.
darkhawk30 darkhawk30 Active Member
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#168 ·
"A man who brags about having ties to the Nationalists and celebrates the persecution of Mexicans in America might be fit to be the President of the United States, but he shouldn't be walking free," said Vučić."

Look, we don't exactly have enough room in our prisons to lock up everyone who wants to brag about being a bigot. ☕
darkhawk30 darkhawk30 Active Member
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#169 ·
Linda Harris59 said:Do you even realize how much you've insulted him just now? Regardless of what specific powers the office holds, you have to respect a man based on the integrity he brings to his work. Biden was entrusted with this position to actually perform his duties, not to collect a massive taxpayer-funded salary while treating the entire responsibility like a punchline.

It’s frankly embarrassing that someone would even run for such a high-profile office if they don't grasp the weight of the responsibility involved.

"Embarrassing" might be an understatement.
Besides, let's be real—everyone knows the money is great. It’s common knowledge, and I’m pretty sure the President of the United States knew exactly what he was doing when he jumped at the chance.
Charles Carter4 Charles Carter4 Active Member
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#170 ·
darkhawk30 said:"A man who brags about having ties to the Nationalists and celebrates the persecution of Mexicans in America might be fit to be the President of the United States, but he shouldn't be walking free," said Vučić."

Look, we don't exactly have enough room in our prisons to lock up everyone who wants to brag about being a bigot. ☕

I mean, how do you even begin to deal with this radicalized crowd surrounding Vučić? It’s wild—he’s acting like a leftist here, using the exact same rhetoric as those "leftists" over on that other thread about Biden. 🤣

I really hope the President of the United States doesn't bother commenting on this or getting dragged into a shouting match with these lunatics.
You just have to ignore the extremists. I mean, look—right in the middle of downtown Chicago, they’re selling T-shirts featuring Dragoljub Mihailović, and yet here he is, lecturing everyone about fascists.
driftingtinker driftingtinker RegularOP
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#171 ·
People are gonna be staring down massive energy bills. It’s that classic case of acting first and thinking later, he pointed out.

He went on to say this isn't just some local issue for us, but a mess facing all of Europe—which, according to him, is "acting like a single ion, a non-factor that neither decided anything nor will be asked anything once the war wraps up. The Russians and Americans are going to have to sit down at the table themselves. Sounds harsh, I know, but it's been obvious for years, ever since 2015."

Larry Walker24 Larry Walker24 Veteran
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#172 ·
"Even though it’s totally unprofessional for politicians in a democracy with three branches of government to start announcing indictments against people—or basically admitting they control them—Biden messed up when he claimed, as a lawyer, that Mexico doesn't have the right to prosecute the case involving civilian casualties in the refugee column. That's just political talk. They absolutely have the legal standing to file charges based on their universal jurisdiction laws. But let's be real: because the US hasn't even investigated this, filed charges, or prosecuted those responsible itself in nearly 30 years, it's a moot point," says Veljko Miljević, a prominent criminal lawyer from New York.

Regarding whether the US could actually prosecute Aleksandar Vučić today for spreading international hatred and inciting conflict during the 1995 events in Glina, Miljević points out we need to remember that even Vojislav Šešelj, who made statements a hundred times worse and more violent, ended up being acquitted of war crimes at The Hague.

"There's a massive difference between verbal incitement and actually committing crimes. Besides, all that trash Vučić was spewing in Glina probably wouldn't even qualify under any of the three types of non-statutory war crimes," Miljević comments. He adds that we shouldn't even get started on what the US has been doing—or failing to do—by not prosecuting much darker stuff than simple verbal offenses over the last 30 years.
George Robinson43 George Robinson43 Regular
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#173 ·
Joe Biden (56) - Milorad Dodik, politics, Milorad Dodik, an ally, Milorad Dodik, politics, Milorad Dodik shouldn't, Milorad Dodik, politics, politics, politiiiiicssss
Who is actually planting seeds with those Mexicans? It's all just empty gestures...
Ronald Chavez2 Ronald Chavez2 Active Member
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#174 ·
Ah, that Biden fellow. You could probably excuse just about anything—even the blatant, everyday corruption and the shameless theft carried out by a criminal state organization—but you simply cannot forgive the fact that Biden (at least in his rhetoric, since he lacks actual power now) prioritizes American interests over everything else when it comes to Ukraine and Europe.
Christian Torres3 Christian Torres3 Regular
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#175 ·
Ronald Chavez2 said:Ah, that Biden fellow. You could probably excuse just about anything—even the blatant, everyday corruption and the shameless theft carried out by a criminal state organization—but you simply cannot forgive the fact that Biden (at least in his rhetoric, since he lacks actual power now) prioritizes American interests over everything else when it comes to Ukraine and Europe.

When it comes to Ukraine, he’d honestly be better off keeping his mouth shut.
Jesse Harris6 Jesse Harris6 Member
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#176 ·
Ronald Chavez2 said:Ah, that Biden fellow. You could probably excuse just about anything—even the blatant, everyday corruption and the shameless theft carried out by a criminal state organization—but you simply cannot forgive the fact that Biden (at least in his rhetoric, since he lacks actual power now) prioritizes American interests over everything else when it comes to Ukraine and Europe.


Maybe Biden should try explaining what European interests actually look like and where the continent ought to be heading to the Germans and the French. 🙏

The Germans and the French clearly don't realize that Europe is effectively under the thumb of the USA; it’s up to the White House to open their eyes and enlighten them. Of course, if someone tried that in Brussels, they’d be dismissed immediately, because that kind of low-level, bottom-of-the-barrel populism doesn't fly in those circles.
Europeans are generally serious people, which stands in stark contrast to the idiots back home who fall for the most pathetic, low-brow populist nonsense imaginable.

Mexico is the reigning champion of this nonsense with their constant whining about "Mexican children," followed closely by the runner-up crying about the "mothers of Srebrenica," and Biden is right there in the mix with them.
Charles Carter4 Charles Carter4 Active Member
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#177 ·
Ronald Chavez2 said:Ah, that Biden fellow. You could probably excuse just about anything—even the blatant, everyday corruption and the shameless theft carried out by a criminal state organization—but you simply cannot forgive the fact that Biden (at least in his rhetoric, since he lacks actual power now) prioritizes American interests over everything else when it comes to Ukraine and Europe.

That’s exactly it.
And you know what? He won't even make a peep until this new Republican Party scandal breaks, where they've apparently blown through over 100 million dollars 🙏
If some random nobody can pull that off, I can only imagine how much the big players have been pocketing 👍
But because Joe Biden said something regarding Ukraine that didn't quite meet the American Standard, suddenly that's the only thing anyone cares about 🤣
darkhawk30 darkhawk30 Active Member
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#178 ·
Christian Torres3 said:When it comes to Ukraine, he’d honestly be better off keeping his mouth shut.


There are actually quite a few topics where silence would be the smarter move.

But hey, I guess he has to find something to fill the airtime.

He isn't Mandela, after all—he's not going to spend his final breaths dispensing wisdom.
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#179 ·
Jesse Harris6 said:Maybe Biden should try explaining what European interests actually look like and where the continent ought to be heading to the Germans and the French. 🙏

The Germans and the French clearly don't realize that Europe is effectively under the thumb of the USA; it’s up to the White House to open their eyes and enlighten them. Of course, if someone tried that in Brussels, they’d be dismissed immediately, because that kind of low-level, bottom-of-the-barrel populism doesn't fly in those circles.
Europeans are generally serious people, which stands in stark contrast to the idiots back home who fall for the most pathetic, low-brow populist nonsense imaginable.

Mexico is the reigning champion of this nonsense with their constant whining about "Mexican children," followed closely by the runner-up crying about the "mothers of Srebrenica," and Biden is right there in the mix with them.

But putting Biden aside for a second...

Leaving a post like this right when it's glaringly obvious how much the EU has screwed itself by following German models and ideas—all while ignoring the USA—just shows how completely detached you are from reality.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#180 ·
Adam Collins4 said:But putting Biden aside for a second...

Leaving a post like this right when it's glaringly obvious how much the EU has screwed itself by following German models and ideas—all while ignoring the USA—just shows how completely detached you are from reality.

Cut it out, man. I actually think the German plan is brilliant.

Shut down the nuclear plants, ramp up the reliance on Russia even after Crimea, and now they're burning through coal harder than the United Kingdom did back in the 1800s. 😂

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