Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 7:22am On Jun 15 |
IjeBos: This happened at the White House. America is cooked. Real Jesusy of him. Just another notch in his belt of debasing America. His followers are long mentally gone they can’t even see the grotesquerie of it. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 7:17am On Jun 15 |
All of this. Plus more It’s ten X worse than the situation he met. nateevs: To add to this, he has now successfully elevated Iran into the 4th Axis of power. Iran has grown in political influence in only 4 months.
He's helped Iran wipe the US' military presence of the map in middle east. The GCC countries are now looking to other countries to form military alliances with, and break sole dependence on the US - unintended geopolitical and economic consequences
He's made sure Iran now completely controls the Strait of Hormuz...... not just this, but guarantees that they will generate untold revenue from it, by tolling it, at $2m per ship. This revenue, Iran will now funnel into upgraded Missile Technology - probably one that can now reach the US - making them militarily stronger that they ever were only 4 months ago.
He helped Iran officially, singlehandedly break the Petrodollar system and OPEC, forcing the UAE to leave OPEC, but to sign a deal with China, ensuring that Oil can be sold on the open market in Yuan, completely sending shockwaves through the US bond markets.
He and Bessent, after working themselves into an Oil crisis, helped Iran temporarily lift economic sanctions earning Iran up to $14bn a year.
He's now ensured that Iran has most likely enriched Uranium to 90%, except now said enriched Uranium is hidden from the US' reach, and can be weapons grade at any moment. Before Trump tore up the JCPOA, they only enriched 3.5%, the US could reach it and the IAEA could inspect. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 7:16am On Jun 15*. Modified: 10:15am On Jun 15 |
Well said. Someone who only listens to a liar cannot exist in reality. The man has told thousands of verifiable lies on camera and that’s who basil chose as his bastion of truth. Shows a moral lack of integrity. nateevs: I have told you, there's no deal. It's an MoU...a precursor to a deal discussion. Your problem is that you only listen to Trump.
And yes, we have seen pparts of Iran's requests. It's the same thing they have stood on since the first time Trump mentioned the word deal.
The only thing changed is that Iran is willing to negotiate accepting 50% release of frozen assets. They want $12bn upfront.
I also told you no deal will be signed yesterday. It's off because Israel has Israel'd..... again. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 5:22pm On Jun 14 |
Watch them start justifying all the losses we incurred in this silly war. They’re just hanging around waiting to be given talking points. As soon as they have their marching orders, they’ll run off and start babbling the same thing all over in their usual one-shared-brain-cell pattern. IjeBos: Yup, just wanted to cancel everything without any plan or thought of future costs.
In the case of ObamaCare republicans were smarter. They ran on an easy replacement, yet decades later still don't have a plan. Fortunately, they had sense to fight back against their own spin.
In this case they believed their own BS. They argued (let Israel tell them) that the JCPOA didn't go far enough, that there was some magical way that they could reign in Iran's Nuclear ambitions, missile development and use of Proxies without giving them a dime or costing US Billions. That somehow, Iran would be comfortable with Israel being the only middle east country with nuclear weapons and advanced missles.
That's the problem with Republicans. They will accuse anyone who has any realistic conversation on matters that are sensitive to them that may help gameplan outcomes with siding with the enemy or hating America.
Now here we are. Something anyone should have been able to realize years ago. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 5:18pm On Jun 14 |
What’s amusing to me about this whole thread is the low self esteem bottom feeder pretending his jealousy is not what he’s projecting onto others. Like if he says it long enough it will somehow take the stench of pathetic off him.
So amusingly transparent. 🫢 Yep if you call your obvious better jealous and envious long enough, we’ll suddenly stop seeing you for the wannabe you are. 🤣🤣
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 5:12pm On Jun 14 |
benalvino3: You guys have issues with someone making more money, something he chooses to do.
The sky is the limit. Anyone who wants a bagillion trillion dollars can go for it. What they do with it is their business, as long as it is moral . And it shouldn’t involve my money. Stop engaging in conversations above you. If your retirement is through your employer, you may not be able to opt out. If people’s passive retirement investments through their employer are forced to buy into it, (very likely), all those people will lose money. And they can’t opt out after the purchase. Many ordinary citizens who have their retirement accounts in passive investments letting the financial institutions invest their retirement funds were not consulted before the rules got changed overnight to accommodate spaceX. And their fund will be sunk into before they even know what’s going on. Talking to you gives me a headache. Loud and wrong. Always wanna chime in. But perpetually ignorant.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 4:10pm On Jun 14 |
You know they’re nothing if not hypocritical. Always projecting their views and feelings onto others. Trumps jealousy of Obama’s charisma is the reason why a lot of these issues are raining on us. He was so insecure and envious he sought to undo anything with Obama’s name on it. Look at what it’s costing us. IjeBos: Imagine the excess money that the US spent and will spend because Trump decided to kill Obama's deal.
At the core it's a simple fact. You want a country that has all the rights of self-determination to do something you want them to do, they are going to want something in return. There was always going to be a pot of money at the end of negotiations. Republicans think that Americans are the only country/people that yearn for self-determination.
But it was easier for Republicans to propagandize about it and deny that reality because they weren't the ones who had to negotiate it. Made even easier because their voters are gullible and uneducated. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 4:08pm On Jun 14 |
IjeBos: Guy just copies and pastes phrases he doesn't even understand from AI and strings them together . The steupidest group of people to exist in modern day have to be present day republicans. Because one of them says something that’s totally bunkum and the rest start regurgitating it even though it sounds asinine. It was one of their talking head podcast bros that first said democrats are jealous of billionaires and the rest of them started repeating it without an ounce of thought. Realistically you can envy someone in the same social class as you if you feel they have something that you seek to attain. A billionaire is thousand times richer than a millionaire. A millionaire who thinks they’re in the same class as a billionaire is a delusional person. Now imagine a “thousandnaire” thinking they’re somehow in the same reality as a billionaire. That if they don’t “envy” and work hard too, if they happily subscribe to using their taxes to prop up top heavy corporations, that one day, the billionaires and the politicians in their pockets will turn the hands of corruption in their favor and let them partake in the spoils. It’s actually pathetic to observe the simple mindedness on display. It’s like accusing a Nigerian who legitimately feels like they have been wronged by Dangote (for example) of jealousy because they are not singing his praises. Weak men are disgusting |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 11:37am On Jun 14 |
About to give them way more than they had under the Obama deal. What a loser Art of the deal🥴 Going from Obama to Trump, was like going from a smartphone, to two cans with a string. Conservatives are about to change their tune so fast on why this is good. Mindless unoriginal losers. Iranian state media Mehr News has now published what it claims is the draft agreement with Trump. Here are the terms they claim is in the deal:
• A permanent and immediate cessation of war on all fronts, including Lebanon.
• The United States and its allies would be required to present reconstruction plans for Iran worth at least $300 billion.
• A U.S. commitment not to interfere in Iran’s internal affairs and to respect the sovereignty of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
• Full lifting of the naval blockade within 30 days.
• A U.S. commitment to withdraw its forces from areas surrounding Iran.
• Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days under arrangements determined by Iran.
• Suspension of sanctions on the sale of oil, petrochemical products, and related derivatives, along with full Iranian access to the resulting financial revenues.
• A 60-day negotiation period aimed at reaching a final agreement covering nuclear issues and the complete removal of U.S. primary and secondary sanctions, as well as the repeal of relevant resolutions of the UN Security Council and the IAEA Board of Governors.
• Reaffirmation by Iran of its commitment under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) not to produce nuclear weapons.
• During the negotiation period, the United States would commit not to deploy additional forces to the region and not to impose any new sanctions.
• The release of $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets during the 60-day final negotiation period. Half of this amount must be made available to Iran before negotiations begin.
• Establishment of a monitoring mechanism to oversee implementation of the agreement.
• The final agreement would be approved through a UN Security Council resolution.
• Final negotiations would not begin before the release of half of Iran’s frozen assets, the suspension of oil sanctions, and the lifting of the naval blockade.
• The final agreement would focus exclusively on the future of enriched nuclear material and uranium enrichment, sanctions relief, and a program for rebuilding Iran’s economy. Discussion of Iran’s missile program and its support for resistance groups would be definitively excluded from the agenda. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 11:09am On Jun 14 |
Republicans are going to spend hundreds of billions that we don’t have to fund Trump’s endless war and line the pockets of the military industrial complex, which now includes members of Trump’s family.
Nothing for you, but a fortune for war. Trimming the bloated govt 🤡🤡🤡
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Factory Workers In South Africa Protest: We Want The Foreigners To Come Back Now by cococandy(f): 11:07am On Jun 14 |
So the people in that video don’t exist? It’s all fake? And I suppose living in America is supposed to make me stop believing my eyes right? Lionessza6: I wrongly assumed that living in the West would make you less susceptible to obvious misinformation. Clearly, location isn't a substitute for critical thinking.
This is obviously another fake news meant to entertain bitter Nigerian men who can't accept rejection from another African country. Why the hell would factory workers want cheap labour back when they are now in a better position to push for proper wages and better working conditions 🤔  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Factory Workers In South Africa Protest: We Want The Foreigners To Come Back Now by cococandy(f): 9:34am On Jun 14 |
They should’ve asked Americans farmers what happened when they threatened and removed immigrant farm workers. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 9:29am On Jun 14*. Modified: 10:27am On Jun 14 |
What anger? Don’t project your emotions onto me. The rest of your posts? Empty . Devoid of substance. In the typical punching above your intellectual weight limit fashion. We are casually sliding past the fact that he used DOGE to dismantle any organizations that might have held him accountable and/or protected consumers from the irresponsible decisions of the financial institutions. This is quite literally the end result of him enthroning himself by removing any checks and balances that could’ve protected any retirees who are about to lose their savings. But you think it’s not his doing Such a big intellectually lazy cornball that you can’t even connect one dot to another. benalvino3: It may be that you don't even have a 401K. Your problem is with nasdaq and politicians not Elon.
If you care about risk at least know who is risking your 401k if you ever have one and not relying on what you read on those your sites that attracts gullible people.
don’t pretend Elon personally reached into your retirement account and picked your investments.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 2:13am On Jun 14 |
Do you even have a 401k to attempt to discuss mine with me? And is it somehow flying over head that while he might not have physically picked my 401k to invest in his company, the fact that the financial institutions can make exceptions for him and forcefully invest my money in his company in a potentially risky investment is enough for me to call BS when lapdogs like you come here to tell us he’s entirely self made and we are just jealous for not getting on the worship train with you? You thoughtlessly seek interaction so badly I have to wonder who’s denying you affection. The way you get so excited to be mentioned. Like the Pavlovian dogs when they hear the bell ring for food. (Read up on it-if you can understand), and think well before you quote me again. Don’t be getting too excited when you get mentioned that you don’t stop to think before you post. Ces’t Pathetiqué benalvino3: Elon did not personally choose your 401k allocation. Criticize the valuation if you want, but don’t pretend that is the same as Elon forcing retirees to buy his stock.
Did you think of stocks when Tim Walz want your friend to burn Tesla outlets?
Abeg don’t pretend Elon personally reached into people's retirement account and forced them to buy his stock.
That is the problem with you. You don’t separate investment-risk criticism from your personal hatred of Billionaires. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 1:29am On Jun 14 |
You mean all of us ordinary citizens whose retirement accounts are being forced to invest in spaceX are envious? We don’t have a right to disagree with nasdaq changing the rules for that company so they can use American future retirees pension to prop it? I bet you didn’t even know that’s what happened because you’re vibrating on low information like a proper ode. benalvino3: You keep saying pay back fairly. What does fairly mean? He has paid the largest reported individual tax bills in U.S. history.
He said he would pay over $11 billion in taxes. So at what point is it enough?
Your real issue is not that he pays nothing. Your issue is that he still has too much left after paying.
That is where it becomes Marxist thinking: not pay tax, but you should not be allowed to accumulate that much wealth.
According to you. I am not exaggerating anything. Read what you write here. Cococandy is the queen of Marxist envy, you are not like her. Stop this line of thinking. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 1:21am On Jun 14 |
Welcome to Nigeriaesque politics. Seize ballots to break chain of custody. Encumber operations at polling places. Spread intimidation. Suppress minority votes. Hope for a casus belli.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran: 'We Are Very Close To A Deal', Trump Has Made This Statement 39 Times by cococandy(f): 1:48pm On Jun 13 |
When you don’t have disgusting things that can be used to blackmail you, you don’t bend and twist to the whims of your blackmailer Such is the fate of a man of many vices. Unfortunate for Americans DoWhatThouWilt: Three former U.S. presidents explicitly refused direct plans from Benjamin Netanyahu to strike iran.
They knew doing such would be unwise and a total disaster.
But all hope was not lost for Benjamin. he later found a fool, a slave who would do exactly as he said. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 1:44pm On Jun 13 |
When all this is said and done, this anti-diversity backlash and everyone who participated in it will be an embarrassing stain on American history. There is absolutely nothing wrong with celebrating the history of women in the military. The women who support republicans because they’re protecting their place in society looking like delusional 🤡🤡 now. When has the conservative idea of a woman’s place in society never been backwards and subjugated? An annual event put on by members of Congress to honor fallen servicewomen was canceled this year after the Navy, Air Force and Space Force bowed out, citing Pentagon and White House policies on diversity, equity and inclusion programs, according to the Democratic members of the caucus leading the event.
The Bipartisan Women’s Caucus’ 28th annual wreath-laying ceremony is typically held at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. The Democratic Women’s Caucus announced the cancellation on Monday.
A spokesperson with the Democratic half of the caucus told Task & Purpose that the Navy and the Air Force (answering for the Space Force) declined to participate due to White House and Department of Defense policies that bar participation in diversity, equity and inclusion or identity-related celebrations.
The spokesperson for the caucus said that the Marine Corps did not respond to the invitation. However, a defense official told Task & Purpose that the Marines had planned to attend the event until it was canceled and that the Corps has “supported it each year as long as anyone can remember, to include 2025.”
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 12:15am On Jun 13 |
armyofone: With the hardships in the world, not sure the essence of the trillions or zillions - not like he is capable of carrying the money to the grave  I usually don’t respond to people who don’t read or know what they are talking about. And obviously he doesn’t have any investment in American 401k retirement funds. So obviously he can yap and foam at the mouth because his money is not propping Elon up. Those of us who have been working and investing for years in what’s supposed to be a safe retirement will be forced to buy into Elon’s company in what could potentially be a burst. But what do I know. I’m just jealous. Since 2025, SpaceX has recorded net losses totaling $9.2 billion. The satellite and rocket company, which is controlled by Elon Musk, also holds $29 billion in debt on its balance sheet. Despite these less-than-inspiring figures, SpaceX is on the verge of what bankers project will be a record-setting initial public offering that could raise $75 billion for the company at a valuation of $1.75 trillion.
Working Americans’ retirement savings will be used to prop up SpaceX’s valuation — one largely based on science fiction fantasies concocted by a man who has frequently misled investors about his grandiose plans.
In March, Nasdaq, the exchange and market index provider, loosened its rules to ensure SpaceX could be quickly added to its index of 100 of the largest nonfinancial companies. The Nasdaq 100 previously required companies to be publicly traded for at least 3 months before inclusion in the index to limit its exposure to volatility.
But on May 1, as market hype for the looming SpaceX IPO neared a fever pitch, Nasdaq shaved that buffer period down to just 15 days. Nasdaq also eliminated its requirement that index-eligible companies maintain a minimum float ratio of 10%, meaning that at least a tenth of their shares had to be accessible on public markets.
Doing away with the 10% float ratio is a boon for SpaceX, which is expected to float less than 5% of its total market cap. The vast majority of the company’s shares, upwards of 95%, will remain in the hands of insiders, who will see the value of their equity balloon. (Companies with market capitalizations comparable to SpaceX’s target, such as Amazon, Nvidia, and Microsoft, float more than 90% of their shares.)
The listing changes adopted by the Nasdaq 100 were described as a “fast entry” exception for so-called megacaps, companies with market values in excess of $200 billion.
Any passive index fund that mirrors the Nasdaq 100 will soon be required to buy SpaceX shares — even at the inflated prices. This is known as “forced buying,” in which index-tracking funds must buy newly added stocks and offload their stakes in more seasoned companies.
In turn, working Americans whose savings are held in Nasdaq 100 index funds will be made to invest in SpaceX. The funds in question — the Invesco QQQ Trust, the Direxion NASDAQ-100 Equal Weighted Index ETF, and the Victory Nasdaq 100 Index mutual fund — are marketed as relatively safe bets that non-professional investors can trust to grow their savings |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 2:48pm On Jun 12 |
That sounds like something Trump would love. Free kids for him and his Epstein pals. If I didn’t know better I’d think you’re insinuating that Biden works for Trump.
If you’re his follower/supporter and you speak too much about it, you get axed. Ask Majorie and Nancy
[quote author=basilico ]Cococandy bayelsaowei. Actions by Biden appear to be aimed at Accelerating mass hassle free invasion by illegal immigrants while simultaneously flooding the available number of children to abuse in America.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 2:44pm On Jun 12 |
DeepSight: The statement you are agreeing with is incomprehensibly shallow and hypocritical. Development our land? Sure. How does this require being exclusively shut out from interaction with the world in a complex system in which many cases are nuanced. The person who made that statement probably doesnt know that Steve Jobs was Syrian for example. The world is now too inter-twined for ridiculous and shortsighted exclusivist, classist and racist views like that.
I dont even want to go into history because it would be too nauseating to point out how the people "over there" arrived there in the first place. Ask him if he’ll reject a visa since he wants to stay and build his own 🤡. It’s obvious what motives some people and a lot of it is negative emotions. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 9:00pm On Jun 10 |
IjeBos: Trump says, "I love the inflation". Wonder how long it's goign to take Raumdeuter to also say he "love[s] the inflation".
The Republicans are incapable of putting country first and reigning this guy in Wasn’t the inflation so “terrible” they had to vote him to fix it? Now he loves it? Gosh I wish I was a dumb person. Life would’ve been so peaceful and easy. Don’t have to worry about having any convictions or authentic beliefs. But coast on by letting someone else think for you and tell you how you what to feel and believe. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 8:33pm On Jun 10 |
IjeBos: It's the GOP's special kind of propaganda. And it did appeal to some dunces as we see.
There are members of the GOP still in office who voted against creating a MLK holiday. Propaganda for the neurologically deficient people. And it works like magic on them |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 7:20pm On Jun 10*. Modified: 8:35pm On Jun 10 |
Hard to say it’s in the past when there are survivors who never received justice and their descendants suffer as a direct result of what was done to them. (June 2024) A historic quest for justice by the last two known survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre ended with a state court ruling on Wednesday.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court affirmed a lower court’s dismissal of their lawsuit, the final legal stop for Lessie Benningfield Randle, 109, and Viola Ford Fletcher, 110.
The women, who were small children at the time, argued that the destruction of what was then known as Black Wall Street and the massacre of up to 300 African Americans by a white mob amounted to an ongoing public nuisance, and they sought reparations.
The ruling concludes the lawsuit that Ms. Randle and Ms. Fletcher filed in 2020. Last year, another survivor of the massacre, Hughes Van Ellis, the younger brother of Ms. Fletcher, died at 102.
In the early part of the 20th century, the Greenwood neighborhood of Tulsa was a cultural and economic success story that came to be known as Black Wall Street. On May 31, 1921, a white mob gathered outside a county courthouse in Tulsa where a young Black man was being held over allegations that he had assaulted a young white woman.
White men deputized by the civil officials assaulted the neighborhood from the ground and the sky. Within two days, Greenwood was no more: 35 city blocks were reduced to heaping ashes, up to 300 of its citizens were dead and thousands were left homeless. The attack erased generational wealth that had been built at a time of great racial oppression.
#BkackWallStreet #BlackHistory #Tulsa #TheAHNShow #Oklahoma
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 6:01pm On Jun 10 |
Like what exactly does mentioning her being a niece to MLK add to the story except appeal to dunces? Weren’t they against MLK when he was alive? ijebosb: 1.) That word "suggest" is doing a lot of lifting for you. I'm sure you googled and found out that Crockett never called her a bastard. But of course you are the king of propaganda. 2.) The worst is the person allowing themselves to be used by racists in the Republican party by parading her around because of her last name even though she supports what MLK stood against. 3.) And of course the nonsense works on self.hat-ing black men with little sense.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 8:22am On Jun 10 |
Blame the Republican Party, who laid down and let DOGE and Trump completely demolish the one solution we had to the screwworm plague. They were too steupid at the time to understand the science behind certain things. Instead of leaving it to the experts, they propagandized heavily and arranged 3 adolescent Elon fans to go slashing programs they couldn’t define or explain. Now look where they are. I wish there was a way to limit the effects of these things to them alone. Let them enjoy what they voted for.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 8:18am On Jun 10 |
bayelsaowei: That man had a valid US VISA, plus he was about to make history..
I am waiting for you to gather your details and present here why that man was denied full entry into the US to participate in the WC. They hate themselves and their black skins. They’ll find a way to justify it |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 5:00am On Jun 09 |
Canada just banned all beef from Texas. Allegedly, farmers are being discouraged from reporting screwworms in cattle so they don't lose money.
Y’all please keep remembering that there was a department in charge of making sure this didn't happen, but DOGE cut it.
At that time Elon fan boys on here told us to “let him cook”. Because he was gonna save us so much money 🤡
Well here’s the result of that dish he was cooking.
Ode! Here’s how you look now. 🤡. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 3:58am On Jun 09 |
Nothing he does surprises me anymore. But since it violated a Federal law, then who is being investigated, indicted or charged? Or is this going to fall by the wayside like everything else?
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 3:16am On Jun 09 |
For people that don’t believe that systemic racism exists, if this six police officers can agree amongst themselves to behave like this on the job without fear of repercussions, do you guys think their arrest record for black men would be a reliable source of information on the rate of crime in the black community? Is it at all possible that they likely arrest black men at a higher rate than other races? Which then contributes to the false narrative that black people make up only 13 percent of the population and commit 50 percent of the crimes. Is it at all possible that racist policing may have a hand in that?🤷🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ Think about that one very carefully. Mind you we only know this case because the judge acted in the right manner. Some judges are also in the same club as these police officers and such cases get a slap on the wrist when it arrives at their desk. The group known as the Goon Squad entered the home without a warrant and initiated a prolonged a**ault on Michael Corey Jenkins and Eddie Terrell Parker.
Officers used tasers, racial slurs, and physical violence before sh**ting Jenkins in the mouth and forcing the victims to strip
The perpetrators attempted to conceal the crime by destroying security camera footage and planting evidence at the scene.
Federal prosecutors charged the officers with numerous civil rights violations following an investigation into the incident.
A judge sentenced all six defendants to federal prison terms ranging from 10 to 40 years.
Michael Corey Jenkins and Eddie Terrell Parker will receive $2.5 million in compensation.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by cococandy(f): 1:09pm On Jun 08 |
I love when women who support terrible men find out in real time that they’re not special. That the said man will throw them under the bus for another leg up if it comes down to it, no matter how much prior effort she put into propping him up. I love it because nothing you say as an “opponent” in the beginning would have made sense to them. They have to learn from personal experience in order to actually understand. And that moment is their teachable moment, that’s why it makes me happy. I as a matter of principle don’t laugh with or support men who are misogynists. I don’t even care how friendly we were in the past. If I notice that, I’m out. Save the banter and kikiing for another lady who doesn’t understand (yet). Any self respecting woman would’ve axed Trump the moment he made sexual assault jokes. Let’s not even forget all the disgusting things he insinuated about his own daughter. These are grown women supporting a man like that, knowing very well what that kind of behavior means. Now they want to speak up because they’re caught in the crosshairs. People who need to learn from personal experiences are neither smart nor trustworthy. Because the next time a terrible person comes along who favors them, they will become their big birdy unthinking selves again. She can go sit in the corner. bayelsaowei: It’s annoying that some women chose to support a sex offender and a PDF. It’s too late; the PDF has destroyed every single institution in the country. He’s also secured unwavering support from worshippers like benalvino3, basilico and others who are a disappointment. They’d rather support everything the PDF does than hold him accountable.
I feel sad for women who have chosen to support Trump – the very trinity of vileness. |