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What if Donald Trump was President and George Santos was a Cabinet Secretary?

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Participants Bryan BoothSamuel KernMark Lopez8Grace Wood5crimsonwolf20Sophia Moore52Ryan Carter3neonhound18bluerider63Gregory Peterson2rowdytiger13Hannah White57rustywalker1Paul Thomas46Christian Wilson7Timothy Castillo6Keith Miller30Michelle Doyle61Sean Fox60Patrick Thomas29Harold Martin10goldenpuma84goldenstag15Jack Torres2
Grace Wood5 Grace Wood5 Active Member
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joined Aug 2010
#21 ·
neonhound18 said:If it weren't for the sheer tragedy of it all, one might actually find the nonsense being written here somewhat amusing.

I’ve decided to just assume he’s trolling at this point. I honestly can't believe anyone with a functioning brain is being serious about this kind of nonsense.
Mark Lopez8 Mark Lopez8 Member
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joined May 2014
#22 ·
Sophia Moore52 said:It seems there isn't any text provided to rewrite... I'll be waiting for the next one...

Pure nonsense. It sounds like a fairy tale ripped straight from some simplified primer on economics. Honestly, Žižek and Chomsky dismantled these kinds of myths ages ago...
About 90% of the capitalist world is struggling just to get by. The only ones thriving are those who have spent the last century acting like parasites on the rest of us...

The US spends more on defense than the rest of the world combined. If their ideas were truly that powerful, you'd think they'd have enough global support to avoid needing to keep everyone else intimidated...

😁 Nice one, segregator. You're hitting the nail on the head with these posts. In any capitalist setup, the majority of people aren't doing well; it's just a handful of parasites exploiting the masses.
In America, this version of capitalism has turned out to be disastrous—just a rotten system by design. And once you add traitors in high places to the mix, you can't expect progress, just total decay. Most of my friends living abroad don't sit around praising capitalism either; that whole idea of a "better life in the West" is just a myth fed to people back home.
crimsonwolf20 crimsonwolf20 Active Member
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joined Apr 2016
#23 ·
neonhound18 said:We have quite the assembly of world-class macroeconomists here—Chomsky and Žižek, topped off with a little nod to Marx 🤣, which inevitably leads us straight into Engels, Stalin, Marshall, Mao, Kim Il Sung, and Pol Pot. I find myself wondering, somewhat perplexedly, how one even begins to derive such "brilliant" conclusions from such a collection? 😵

You totally missed our favorite socialist icon, Hić:

"We are socialists, enemies of today's capitalist economic system that exploits the economically weak through unfair wages and fails to value human beings based on their responsibility and performance instead of mere wealth and property—and we are all ready to tear this system down at any cost." - Adolf Hitler, May 1927
neonhound18 neonhound18 Active Member
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#24 ·
Grace Wood5 said:I’ve decided to just assume he’s trolling at this point. I honestly can't believe anyone with a functioning brain is being serious about this kind of nonsense.

To me, he comes across as someone who simply hasn't found anything more productive to do with his time than to scribble out nonsense that borders on the delusional, because I truly cannot fathom how a person with even a grain of reason could write posts claiming that Karl Marx proved everything ages ago. 🤣
neonhound18 neonhound18 Active Member
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joined Apr 2013
#25 ·
crimsonwolf20 said:You totally missed our favorite socialist icon, Hić:

"We are socialists, enemies of today's capitalist economic system that exploits the economically weak through unfair wages and fails to value human beings based on their responsibility and performance instead of mere wealth and property—and we are all ready to tear this system down at any cost." - Adolf Hitler, May 1927

If the signature hadn't clearly read Adolf Hitler, one might easily be led to believe those sentiments were voiced by the great socialist darling, Joža Broz Marshall. 😵
Sophia Moore52 Sophia Moore52 Active Member
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#26 ·
neonhound18 said:To me, he comes across as someone who simply hasn't found anything more productive to do with his time than to scribble out nonsense that borders on the delusional, because I truly cannot fathom how a person with even a grain of reason could write posts claiming that Karl Marx proved everything ages ago. 🤣

The important thing is that YOU showed the world, which is why they study YOU at universities instead of Marx. And let's be honest, he's the main philosopher today, not Žižek
It’s such a shame for you two to be wasting your time here on this forum...
Grace Wood5 Grace Wood5 Active Member
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#27 ·
neonhound18 said:To me, he comes across as someone who simply hasn't found anything more productive to do with his time than to scribble out nonsense that borders on the delusional, because I truly cannot fathom how a person with even a grain of reason could write posts claiming that Karl Marx proved everything ages ago. 🤣

Just you wait, he'll be singing a completely different tune once things actually get serious. 😁
Sophia Moore52 Sophia Moore52 Active Member
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joined Oct 2016
#28 ·
They’ll be singing a whole different tune once the banks and taxes tighten the screws just a little more... 😁
neonhound18 neonhound18 Active Member
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joined Apr 2013
#29 ·
Sophia Moore52 said:The important thing is that YOU showed the world, which is why they study YOU at universities instead of Marx. And let's be honest, he's the main philosopher today, not Žižek
It’s such a shame for you two to be wasting your time here on this forum...

Now, I suppose Žižek and Chomsky are about as much macroeconomics experts as I am an expert in nuclear physics, though I suspect the nuance of my point may have sailed right over your head. 🙄
bluerider63 bluerider63 Regular
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joined Jan 2013
#30 ·
We had to dig pretty deep into this mess just to earn the right to take shots at Donald Trump and Alex Jones. I don't know what they'd actually be like in person, but I’m pretty sure they wouldn't be busy crawling through courts or getting labeled as some kind of criminal syndicate.
Grace Wood5 Grace Wood5 Active Member
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#31 ·
bluerider63 said:We had to dig pretty deep into this mess just to earn the right to take shots at Donald Trump and Alex Jones. I don't know what they'd actually be like in person, but I’m pretty sure they wouldn't be busy crawling through courts or getting labeled as some kind of criminal syndicate.

You're spot on. That's why people have been saying lately, "I hope you stay safe behind those walls."
🤣
Ryan Carter3 Ryan Carter3 Member
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#32 ·
Grace Wood5 said:You're spot on. That's why people have been saying lately, "I hope you stay safe behind those walls."
🤣

One really has to be a complete psychopath to find this situation amusing, doesn't one?

Oh, it’s just hilarious, isn't it? Just look at those kids who are going to end up sleeping on the streets tomorrow.

https://www.facebook.com/events/57...gular&source=1

Hahaha, and they're actually out there trying to save them? What absolute idiots.

Besides, they got exactly what they deserved after being so greedy and reckless with those massive loans.

🤮
Grace Wood5 Grace Wood5 Active Member
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#33 ·
Ryan Carter3 said:One really has to be a complete psychopath to find this situation amusing, doesn't one?

Oh, it’s just hilarious, isn't it? Just look at those kids who are going to end up sleeping on the streets tomorrow.

https://www.facebook.com/events/57...gular&source=1

Hahaha, and they're actually out there trying to save them? What absolute idiots.

Besides, they got exactly what they deserved after being so greedy and reckless with those massive loans.

🤮

Go ahead, tell me exactly who "the wall" is supposed to be saving and from what. 😒
I’m not accepting Alex Jones or Donald Trump as an answer. 😁
Ryan Carter3 Ryan Carter3 Member
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#34 ·
Grace Wood5 said:Go ahead, tell me exactly who "the wall" is supposed to be saving and from what. 😒
I’m not accepting Alex Jones or Donald Trump as an answer. 😁

Just head over to the site and count the number of prevented layoffs for yourself if you're so skeptical.
Gregory Peterson2 Gregory Peterson2 Member
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joined Aug 2013
#35 ·
Ryan Carter3 said:Just head over to the site and count the number of prevented layoffs for yourself if you're so skeptical.

Do you honestly think that just because they block one eviction, the problem vanishes? Like the bank just shrugs its shoulders and says, "Oh well, I guess we won't collect our money"? 🤣
No way. Next time, they’ll just show up with twice the amount of police, haul Pernar and Sinčić off in handcuffs, and finish the job regardless.

Some people here act like they’re living in a Saturday morning cartoon. 🙄
Grace Wood5 Grace Wood5 Active Member
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#36 ·
Ryan Carter3 said:Just head over to the site and count the number of prevented layoffs for yourself if you're so skeptical.

And do they mention how those exact same people ended up getting screwed over later by the very people who "saved" them? 😒
rowdytiger13 rowdytiger13 Regular
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joined Oct 2018
#37 ·
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Gregory Peterson2 said:Do you honestly think that just because they block one eviction, the problem vanishes? Like the bank just shrugs its shoulders and says, "Oh well, I guess we won't collect our money"? 🤣
No way. Next time, they’ll just show up with twice the amount of police, haul Pernar and Sinčić off in handcuffs, and finish the job regardless.

Some people here act like they’re living in a Saturday morning cartoon. 🙄

They know exactly what they're doing.
Donald Trump actually said himself that changing the foreclosure laws is the only way to stop these evictions for good. They're doing what they can to highlight a massive issue, and it's actually starting to pay off since nobody was even talking about this before they stepped up.
Hannah White57 Hannah White57 Member
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joined Feb 2018
#38 ·
Give me a break, people! We’re already stuck with total political amateurs running the show, and now you guys want to hand the keys over to someone like Martin Luther King Jr. or Donald Trump? It’s easy to sit around spinning these "what if" fairy tales about how things could be perfect, but let’s get real for a second. You actually have to ask: can these people even execute a plan? Do they have any actual expertise to drive real change?

Look, I totally get it. People are fed up and bitter with the big mainstream parties, but we shouldn't be so desperate that we just hand the entire country over to every random loudmouth off the street.

We’re in survival mode right now—this is not the time for wild experiments or playing games with our future.
Ryan Carter3 Ryan Carter3 Member
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joined Jan 2018
#39 ·
Brilliant idea—let’s just try the exact same failed strategy we’ve been stuck with for the last twenty years, because clearly, nothing could possibly go wrong this time 😁

By the way, isn't the very definition of insanity doing the same thing over and over again while expecting a different result?

Incidentally, has anyone actually bothered to look at what these illiterates are even advocating for?

- Federal Reserve independence. Didn't the President recently suggest it was high time we moved in that direction? And aren't prominent economic experts like Warren Buffett actually pushing for it? But fine, let's just assume these people are completely clueless.

- The sanctity of the home. It’s literally written in the Constitution. Most American states protect against foreclosure if we're talking about a primary residence, the one place a person actually lives. But sure, these people are illiterate. I suppose if they were to ever pass a law like that, it would somehow jeopardize the entire financial stability of the nation 😁
Grace Wood5 Grace Wood5 Active Member
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#40 ·
🤦 Look, Prangijo, that’s just a wish list. None of those idiots over at the Department of Transportation have the slightest clue how to actually make it happen.
Saying "I want it" doesn't mean squat.

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