kallend
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I think all that goes through his mind is "what's in it for me?".
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I was told to avoid the gristly end.
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I suggest the context is perfect. Rich guys indifferent to cuts for the "surplus" of poor and unemployed, in order that they get richer.
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Ah yes, getting rid of surplus population. Scrooge is an appropriate metaphor for Trump and Musk.
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duplicate
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And repeatedly the sky didn't fall.
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How does bankrupting casinos fit into that model?
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It's pretty obvious that some of our closest allies no longer regard the US as a reliable friend. It's not clear how this will play out.
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“Beijing is positioned to capitalize on the ‘rapid disintegration of the West’ that legitimizes ‘Beijing’s vision for a post-American world order.’” South China Morning Post
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I like that he can lie so smoothly and without any apparent embarrassment, and that his sycophants lap it up.
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I bet wealty tax dodgers are glad they voted for Trump: "A shrinking I.R.S.: The Internal Revenue Service, which started the second Trump administration with roughly 100,000 employees, is preparing to halve its work force, according to four people familiar with the matter."
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Starting a war with Canada seems like a pretty stupid thing to do. I guess the draft dodger-in-chief never heard of Juno beach. https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/04/world/video/justin-trudeau-tariffs-trump-speech-digvid
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One has to wonder what kompromat Putin has on Donald.
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I guess 'Mericans will have to learn to speak and spell proper now that English is the official language of the USA. I think all official documents should be written in Cockney dialect.
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You vote for someone thoroughly malevolent, WTF do you expect?
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Trump is evil by any definition of the word. Evil, evil, evil. And his people are invariably sycophants and thus enablers of evil, not to mention morons like RFK Jr.
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Kids!
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Kids!
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Yes, but other than that. . . . .
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I don't recall being asked (in person or on a form) if I had violated US immigration law. I was asked - in person at the interview - whether I intended to overthrow the US government by force, and my wife was asked if she intended to engage in prostitution. We both refrained from sarcastic answers.
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I'd take someone who does nothing over someone whose every action is for his own benefit or that of his cronies, who embaces rioters, who openly threatens vengeance on those who oppose him, who spends millions of taxpayer money on golfing while cutting aid to the poorest members of society, who has no conception of the difference between the truth and a lie, who openly brags about being a sexual predator, etc. etc. etc. Nothing sounds pretty good in comparison.
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I'd put his head on the block.
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Will still need people to work in the fields and as roofers, drywallers, etc. when all the brown people have been deported.
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The Washington Post no longer has editorial independence, but must now toe the billionaire (Bezos) line. I find it hard to remain optimistic.
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Republicans have been crying "wolf" about this since Reagan's time, but the ground has yet to materialize. “What's past is prologue"; Shakespeare (The Tempest)
