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3 hours ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:

Maybe we should build a bigger river instead of a wall. 

And instead of stocking the river with gators, we can train chupacabras to attack if anyone makes it to the north bank of the river.

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1 minute ago, Burt said:

Why do they turn left?  Are they always traveling east on the onset of their trip?  And why is it about the color blue that makes this particular tape so powerful?   

You know, it's a little thing to use to point out what a clueless POS he is, but shit, if the shoe fits.

He's talking about electrical tape.  Which, while it DOES come in multiple colors, it's usually black.

If you asked a generic contractor for some "blue tape," you'd almost certainly get this:

shopping?q=tbn:ANd9GcSEhs_aYHeC09W3siTog

Which is fucking masking tape, and nobody uses it for kidnapping and shit, because you can tear it with your pinky.

None of which has much of anything to do with the border, or building a wall, or stopping human trafficking, etc.  But, you know....Trump.

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6 minutes ago, Burt said:

Why do they turn left?  Are they always traveling east on the onset of their trip?  And why is it about the color blue that makes this particular tape so powerful?   

Well if they turn right from Brownsville, eventually they will fall into the ocean. Going straight seem more optimal. 

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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-mexico-wall-funding-money-pay-us-border-government-shutdown-trade-deal-a8721341.html?utm_source=reddit.com&fbclid=IwAR1jgjVm82ndFKH7DJABpQy9_VjlCp4KLyGCJkrf06_VCK5a-8GGYQGV2Mk
 
Jesus Fucking Christ, the video of him saying he never said Mexico would literally pay is too much.  I'm fucking done. I say keep the shutdown indefinitely. Fire everyone, clear every office. Lets start from scratch in 2020. The American experiment as we knew it has failed. Nuke it from orbit and try again.

Nah, you just have to understand we need a revolution now and then to keep the bastards honest. And of course deporting all republicans would help.
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The fact that a sizable portion of America supports this unabashed moron tells me revolution or conquest is probably inevitable. Something this collectively stupid cannot last much longer. Kudos to Russia for so deftly locating the softest part of our vast, swollen underbelly. 

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1 minute ago, J.R. said:

The fact that a sizable portion of America supports this unabashed moron tells me revolution or conquest is probably inevitable. Something this collectively stupid cannot last much longer. Kudos to Russia for so deftly locating the softest part of our vast, swollen underbelly. 

We elected Ronald Reagan, so . . . 

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12 minutes ago, Biff Tannen said:

Who are the idiots chuckling in the background?  No one should laugh at this piece of shit.  It emboldens him.

The road back from this circus of dumbfuckery and ghoulish cunts is going to be long and painful.

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1 hour ago, David Dennison said:

We elected Ronald Reagan, so . . . 

We are in an entirely different galaxy and I don’t want to hear any argument about the beginning of the road that got us here today or any similar bullshit. Trump is in uncharted territory. 

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5 minutes ago, J.R. said:

We are in an entirely different galaxy and I don’t want to hear any argument about the beginning of the road that got us here today or any similar bullshit. Trump is in uncharted territory. 

You are correct.

Still, Ronald Reagan was an idiot and a criminal. He should have been impeached and removed from office for Iran Contra.

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2 hours ago, Bojack said:

It's repudiation, not reputation.  Put a comma instead of a period after fantastic.  Also, his instincts are, not is.  I hate it when people get the words wrong especially people that look down on would be immigrants as not educated enough to live here. 

Thanks for the corrections. I know it is repudiate. Was typing fast.

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1 minute ago, mdmost said:

He looks like an anus here.

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Goddamn, spoiler that shit.

 

Also:  he just looks as unhealthy as fuck.  We've all seen photos of how much Bush and Obama aged during their terms; this guy is going to look even worse in 2 years than he does now.  He already looks worse than he did in 2016.

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No endorsing this, don't disagree with it, but it's for context. You know, FACTS MATTER [/chriscuomoscreaming]

https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/01/2018-successful-year-for-american-economy/

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A quarter of the government is still shut down. Talk of impeachment by the newly Democratic-controlled House of Representatives is in the air. Seemingly every day there are sensational breakthroughs, scandals, and bombshells that race through social media and the Internet — only to be forgotten by the next day.

In truth, aside from the Washington hysterias, 2018 was a most successful year for Americans.

In December, the United States reached a staggering level of oil production, pumping some 11.6 million barrels per day. For the first time since 1973, America is now the world’s largest oil producer.

Since Trump took office, the U.S. has increased its oil production by nearly 3 million barrels per day, largely as the result of fewer regulations, more federal leasing, and the continuing brilliance of American frackers and horizontal drillers. It appears that there is still far more oil beneath U.S. soil than has ever been taken out. American production could even soar higher in the months ahead.In addition, the United States remains the largest producer of natural gas and the second-greatest producer of coal. The scary old energy-related phraseology of the last half-century — “energy crisis,” “peak oil,” “oil embargo” — no longer exists.

Near-total energy self-sufficiency means that the U.S. is no longer strategically manipulated by the Middle East, forced to pay exorbitant political prices to guarantee access to imported oil, or threatened by gasoline prices of $4 to $5 a gallon.

The American economy grew by 4.2 percent in the second quarter of 2018, and by 3.4 percent in the third quarter. American GDP is nearly $1.7 trillion larger than in January 2017, and nearly $8 trillion larger than the GDP of China. For all the talk of the Chinese juggernaut, three Chinese workers produce about 60 percent of the goods and services produced by one American worker.

In 2018, unemployment fell to a near-record peacetime low of 3.7 percent. That’s the lowest U.S. unemployment rate since 1969. Black unemployment hit an all-time low in 2018. For the first time in memory, employers are seeking out entry-level workers rather than vice versa.

The poverty rate is also near a historic low, and household income increased. There are about 8 million fewer Americans living below the poverty line than there were eight years ago. Since January 2017, more than 3 million Americans have gone off so-called food stamps.

Abroad, lots of bad things that were supposed to happen simply did not.

After withdrawing from the Paris climate accord, the U.S. exceeded the annual percentage of carbon reductions of most countries that are part of the agreement.

North Korea and the U.S. did not go to war. Instead, North Korea has stopped its provocative nuclear testing and its launching of ballistic missiles over the territory of its neighbors.

Despite all the Trump bluster, NATO and NAFTA did not quite implode. Rather, allies and partners agreed to renegotiate past commitments and agreements on terms more favorable to the U.S.

The United States — and increasingly most of the world — is at last addressing the systematic commercial cheating, technological appropriation, overt espionage, intellectual-property theft, cyber intrusions, and mercantilism of the Chinese government.

The Middle East is still chaotic, but it is a mess that is now far less important to the U.S. for a variety of reasons. Energy-wise, America is not dependent on oil imports from corrupt Gulf monarchies or hostile Islamic states. Strategy-wise, the new fault lines are not Arab and Islamic cultures versus Israel or the United States. Instead, it is internecine strife within the Islamic world, mostly with Iran and its Shiite satellites opposing the Sunni Arab monarchies and the more moderate Middle Eastern regimes.

For all the pro- and anti-Trump invective and media hysteria, the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation circus, and the bitter midterm elections, the U.S. was relatively calm in 2018 compared with the rest of the world. There was none of the mass rioting, demonstrations, and street violence that occurred recently in France, and none of the existential and unsolvable divides over globalization and Brexit that we saw in Europe

Europe’s three most powerful leaders — Angela Merkel of Germany, Emmanuel Macron of France, and Theresa May of the United Kingdom — have worse approval ratings than the embattled Donald Trump.

In sum, the more media pundits claimed that America was on the brink of disaster in 2018, the more Americans became prosperous and secure.

 

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10 minutes ago, Francisco 2.0 said:

 

Goddamn, spoiler that shit.

 

Also:  he just looks as unhealthy as fuck.  We've all seen photos of how much Bush and Obama aged during their terms; this guy is going to look even worse in 2 years than he does now.  He already looks worse than he did in 2016.

His makeup and fake tan people have been furloughed.

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4 minutes ago, Thetexashammer said:

North Korea and the U.S. did not go to war. Instead, North Korea has stopped its provocative nuclear testing and its launching of ballistic missiles over the territory of its neighbors.

This one jumps out at me. The Norks irreparably damaged their test site when the mountain collapsed. That's why testing stopped. They are currently digging a new test site. 

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2018/04/26/north-korea-nuclear-test-site-collapses/552974002/

https://www.wsj.com/articles/north-korea-still-building-at-nuclear-research-facility-despite-summit-diplomacy-1530100351

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1 minute ago, Brandywine said:

Why aren’t they using DACA, Dreamers as part of this negotiation? 

Because he'll fucking shut the government down again the second he doesn't get what he wants. There was already a bipartisan bill passed that he refused to sign, that's what he should sign  

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5 minutes ago, GSU&UT said:

Because he'll fucking shut the government down again the second he doesn't get what he wants. There was already a bipartisan bill passed that he refused to sign, that's what he should sign  

exactly this. 

but i do say, offer him the $5B for DACA citizenship. "we'll build your wall, but we need to take care of the people currently within our borders." he'll scoff and keep happily digging his hole.

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9 minutes ago, Brandywine said:

Why aren’t they using DACA, Dreamers as part of this negotiation? 

I read that this was part of the compromise deal that some republicans were proposing this week. Trump said today he wouldn't support it so it's dead. But i agree with Hugo. Trump doesn't want this to end. 

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5 hours ago, Iconoclast Texan said:

Thank God we have a President who understands that Gen Sisi is far preferable to the alternative of Mohammad Morsi who Obama supported. Egypt was doing the way of Iran after the fall of the Shah until Sisi saved that country.

I love how they think God has a favorite country and it's definitely America.

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