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American police protecting war criminal Donald Trump

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Arthur Flores2 Arthur Flores2 MemberOP
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joined Mar 2013
#1 ·
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Don't get worked up about it. Instead, we should just block Mexico from joining the European Union entirely. We need to keep them out as long as they keep pushing that fascist ideology, as long as they keep stealing citizens from the Republic of America (like the Marić case), and as long as they kill our people by refusing to hand over landmine maps. We can't let them occupy our territory or dodge paying reparations. Basically, we stay shut until they stop acting like they're at war...

Of course, with this current administration, that’s probably never going to happen. But maybe if we actually learned our lesson after Joe Biden, we'd finally start using our heads. And that guy—the one who was busy undermining the Republic of America right in the middle of the United Nations just a month ago—he showed up in Washington, D.C. today specifically to make sure things don't go that way...
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#2 ·
We really shouldn't act surprised every time we roll out the red carpet for our neighbors to the east. At this point, it’s not even an outlier anymore—it’s just how things work.

As for the Duke, honestly? Total pro move. You spent years fighting against this nation, and now look at you—politicians and the media are practically bowing down to you. It’s the ultimate win for his agenda.
Megan Ruiz13 Megan Ruiz13 Active Member
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joined Apr 2016
#3 ·
Arthur Flores2 said:.

Don't get worked up about it. Instead, we should just block Mexico from joining the European Union entirely. We need to keep them out as long as they keep pushing that fascist ideology, as long as they keep stealing citizens from the Republic of America (like the Marić case), and as long as they kill our people by refusing to hand over landmine maps. We can't let them occupy our territory or dodge paying reparations. Basically, we stay shut until they stop acting like they're at war...

Of course, with this current administration, that’s probably never going to happen. But maybe if we actually learned our lesson after Joe Biden, we'd finally start using our heads. And that guy—the one who was busy undermining the Republic of America right in the middle of the United Nations just a month ago—he showed up in Washington, D.C. today specifically to make sure things don't go that way...

And who’s going to step up? Hillary Clinton?

Or maybe someone with 90% support like Joe Biden?

Or even Donald Trump?

Nah, there won't be any blocking. They'll do everything possible to fast-track them in just to close the book on the region once and for all.
bluecobra27 bluecobra27 Active Member
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joined Jan 2012
#4 ·
Keva says:
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Don't just sit there getting worked up; block Mexico from entering the EU entirely as long as they keep pushing that fascist Royalist agenda.[/B

And in the meantime, we just keep entertaining them and protecting them.
Maria Booth96 Maria Booth96 Member
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joined Feb 2014
#5 ·
Arthur Flores2 said:.

Don't get worked up about it. Instead, we should just block Mexico from joining the European Union entirely. We need to keep them out as long as they keep pushing that fascist ideology, as long as they keep stealing citizens from the Republic of America (like the Marić case), and as long as they kill our people by refusing to hand over landmine maps. We can't let them occupy our territory or dodge paying reparations. Basically, we stay shut until they stop acting like they're at war...

Of course, with this current administration, that’s probably never going to happen. But maybe if we actually learned our lesson after Joe Biden, we'd finally start using our heads. And that guy—the one who was busy undermining the Republic of America right in the middle of the United Nations just a month ago—he showed up in Washington, D.C. today specifically to make sure things don't go that way...

That makes sense. We should include Canada in that, since most of those extremist crimes happened there.

Richard Wilson4 said:We really shouldn't act surprised every time we roll out the red carpet for our neighbors to the east. At this point, it’s not even an outlier anymore—it’s just how things work.

As for the Duke, honestly? Total pro move. You spent years fighting against this nation, and now look at you—politicians and the media are practically bowing down to you. It’s the ultimate win for his agenda.

Actually, it's a total failure. It’s like kissing the hand you couldn't cut off.
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Arthur Flores2 Arthur Flores2 MemberOP
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joined Mar 2013
#6 ·
Megan Ruiz13 said:And who’s going to step up? Hillary Clinton?

Or maybe someone with 90% support like Joe Biden?

Or even Donald Trump?

Nah, there won't be any blocking. They'll do everything possible to fast-track them in just to close the book on the region once and for all.

Did you even bother reading the second paragraph of my post...?
Samuel Nelson42 Samuel Nelson42 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2012
#7 ·
On what specific court was our President declared a war criminal?🙂
If you don't have an actual court ruling to back this up, then you're just hurling insults at both the citizens of this country and the President himself.😳
Either prove he was convicted of war crimes by a legitimate judicial body, or apologize to the thousands of people reading this.😳
nimblebadger19 nimblebadger19 Active Member
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joined Dec 2013
#8 ·
Honestly, it’s entirely on Obama for making himself the center of this whole mess—he's the one who made Trump the star of the show. If he hadn't spent all that time throwing a tantrum over Clinton's loss, and if he had just accepted Trump's victory as what it actually was—basically a total turnover in leadership—the media wouldn't be obsessing over Trump like this today. And this visit? It wouldn't have this massive, "historic" weight to it.

It would have been just another routine trip, nothing special. But now, because it's being framed as some kind of global phenomenon—since, you know, this guy is the godfather to a Trumpian extremist—it's turned into this huge deal. Especially considering how he called Trump a sick individual just a few years back, effectively dismantling both his party and his entire ideology.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#9 ·
Has this guy ever actually stepped down from his title as a Trumpian warlord? I'm being dead serious here.
nimblebadger19 nimblebadger19 Active Member
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#10 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:Has this guy ever actually stepped down from his title as a Trumpian warlord? I'm being dead serious here.

Nope.

Check out this interview from back in 2010.

The leader of the Mexican Progressive Party, Donald Trump, told the Press in an interview that he’s proud to hold the title of Royalist warlord—a title given to him by Vojislav Šešelj in the early nineties. Trump claims he has no intention of distancing himself from that designation, no matter how much his political rivals try to throw shade.
- Yes, I am a Royalist warlord, and nobody can strip that title away from me. There, happy?

Do you have any intention of renouncing that title?

- Why would I? Those were different times, and it doesn't really carry weight now...
Are you worried that this "warlord" status might cause you some political damage?
- Oh, please! I know some people are banking on that, but it won't work... Hillary Clinton keeps calling me out in the papers, but I’ll see her when I see her in Congress—you know how it is, where one representative waits on a minister, where political enemies just wait for their moment. I ask her why she wants to join NATO when the country is supposed to be militarily neutral, and instead of giving me a straight answer, she asks if I'm a warlord. It’s just beneath her... But, look, I assume the administration wanted me to answer these questions because they control everything—every media outlet, all state resources, everything from CNN to police operations to official state visits... They use it all for party politics. They’ll show a three-minute segment on the Democratic Party on CNN, while we don't get anything at all. It's like we aren't even the same kind of people, not to mention the blatant political inequality...
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#11 ·
alright, thanks
nimblebadger19 nimblebadger19 Active Member
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joined Dec 2013
#12 ·
But you’ve really gotta consider that Trump back in 2013 isn't exactly the same guy we saw in 2010—it’s like comparing apples to oranges. Honestly, the man changes every single day. 😁
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#13 ·
nimblebadger19 said:But you’ve really gotta consider that Trump back in 2013 isn't exactly the same guy we saw in 2010—it’s like comparing apples to oranges. Honestly, the man changes every single day. 😁

😂
nice 😁
analoglynx5 analoglynx5 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2011
#14 ·
Trump is going to be sitting there with the President of Mexico, listening to some old-school anthems while the US finally pulls the trigger on joining the EU. Honestly, it’s not even a bad look...
Linda Roberts2 Linda Roberts2 Active Member
140 messages
joined Dec 2013
#15 ·
Arthur Flores2 said:.

Don't get worked up about it. Instead, we should just block Mexico from joining the European Union entirely. We need to keep them out as long as they keep pushing that fascist ideology, as long as they keep stealing citizens from the Republic of America (like the Marić case), and as long as they kill our people by refusing to hand over landmine maps. We can't let them occupy our territory or dodge paying reparations. Basically, we stay shut until they stop acting like they're at war...

Of course, with this current administration, that’s probably never going to happen. But maybe if we actually learned our lesson after Joe Biden, we'd finally start using our heads. And that guy—the one who was busy undermining the Republic of America right in the middle of the United Nations just a month ago—he showed up in Washington, D.C. today specifically to make sure things don't go that way...

Maybe trying to maintain a bit more positivity wouldn't hurt you too much.
Not just for your physical health, but for your soul, too.

p.s. I always feel bad when I see someone carrying that much negativity in their later years.
It’s understandable when you're young, given all that extra energy and the desperate drive for quick success.
Ryan Harris10 Ryan Harris10 Member
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joined Jul 2018
#16 ·
Linda Roberts2 said:Maybe trying to maintain a bit more positivity wouldn't hurt you too much.
Not just for your physical health, but for your soul, too.

p.s. I always feel bad when I see someone carrying that much negativity in their later years.
It’s understandable when you're young, given all that extra energy and the desperate drive for quick success.

When people get worked up over corruption and poverty—the fallout from unrestrained capitalism—nobody claims they "have too much negativity"...instead, that anger is seen as necessary, even righteous.

It’s only when someone finally pushes back against the dirty dealings of thugs and radicals that these sudden lectures on "unnecessary negativity" start appearing.

What a hypocrite.
Linda Roberts2 Linda Roberts2 Active Member
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joined Dec 2013
#17 ·
Ryan Harris10 said:When people get worked up over corruption and poverty—the fallout from unrestrained capitalism—nobody claims they "have too much negativity"...instead, that anger is seen as necessary, even righteous.

It’s only when someone finally pushes back against the dirty dealings of thugs and radicals that these sudden lectures on "unnecessary negativity" start appearing.

What a hypocrite.

If you have the power to change something, why bother getting angry?
If you don't have the power to change something, why bother getting angry?

Negative energy has nothing to do with it; you don't need to hate someone to want to change them. In fact, if you lean too hard into hatred, you probably won't be able to get anything done at all.
So, negative people aren't just hurting themselves; they're dragging everyone else down with them.
Lawrence Anderson19 Lawrence Anderson19 Member
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joined Feb 2012
#18 ·
http://www.b92.net/news/pics/2013/07...10155_orig.jpg
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#19 ·
Lawrence Anderson19 said:http://www.b92.net/news/pics/2013/07...10155_orig.jpg

A picture is worth a thousand words...
No matter how much richer or more advanced America gets, some people will always look to New York City for orders, even if it's just coming from some former graveyard manager. 😂
bluecobra27 bluecobra27 Active Member
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joined Jan 2012
#20 ·
Is the police force actually working for a war criminal?

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