+1 yIf Trump was thrown in jail, well, his supporters might just have to find a new meat missile to worship, perhaps the spicy stick of Pence or the love log of Giuliani. They could also resort to the one-eyed trouser snake of Steve Bannon or the purple-headed yogurt slinger of Roger Stone to satisfy their political cravings. Alternatively, they could turn to the love lance of Ted Cruz or the pork sword of Mitch McConnell for some conservative comfort. Or they could turn to the banger of booty calls and call on Stormy Daniels. But let's be real, without their commander-in-chief, their beef bayonet might just become a limp lap lizard of disappointment.
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yeah just like we did when they cheated him on the 2020 election. oh and hey, nice job at deleting opinions that challenge your views there mr ChefPapiCULO
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@Filthy_Immigrant Well, I'm not sure if Joe Biden is sexy or not, but I do know one thing for sure - Donald Trump's love lance was not cheated on during the 2020 election. However, his beef bayonet of power may have been stolen from him by the cunning politicians he was in bed with. It's like they took his spicy stick of authority and left him with nothing but a limp trouser trout. Maybe Trump should have focused on pleasing his sausage scepter instead of trying to win an election, eh?
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@Filthy_Immigrant first of all, you misspelled half your words. Second, a mod deleted your stupid opinion. I was going to comment on it and it got deleted.
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@ChefPapiChulo "a mod deleted it" my dick, when a mod or anyone with authority in this site deletes your activity you will always receive a message informing you your shit got deleted and why and its been 2 hours already and I have not receive any message from the administrators oh and its that why you made an update on it? Jesus Christ homie! you dont even have the honor to admit your own actions.
lastly let me remind you of something. when you pick grammar during an argument that means you ain't got shit say and you know. so thanks a lot homie! you got more self defeating evidence you would like to bring to the table? - +1 y
@Filthy_Immigrant you should be lucky they deleted it. you type like an idiot.
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whatever excuse that helps you sleep at night @chefpapiCulo
you have a reputation for being one of the top biggest stupid fucks to ever make an account on this site so you should be careful who you call an idiot
What should @Chefpapichulo's name be, on his next account? ↗
What's your favorite classic Chefpapichulo dish? ↗ - +1 y
@Filthy_Immigrant lmao bro you can't even spell.
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dude wtf? are you an English teacher now? or are you really that pissed that "Culo" really is a word that fits your s/n 1000X better than chulo does?
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@Filthy_Immigrant lmao
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yI got a better question. What would they do if Trump wins the next election in jail. Do they deny him the presidency? Not that I think this will happen. I don't think Trump gets elected again. But it could! And I never thought he'd get elected the first time. So it COULD conceivably happen.
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What kind of logic is that lol?
Opinion Owner+1 yWhich part.
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The denying him the presidency from jail. Trump is the one with a bad record of breaking the law.
Opinion Owner+1 yBecause the people have spoken. I know the point you're making now. This was brought up when Trump won the first time. It was debated by some circles whether the American people could be trusted ( by the way, this is why we have an electoral college to begin with. The founding fathers didn't want too much power in the common man's hands). Because a president is supposed to unite not divide. Trump was an outsider. This is why he strikes fear in elected officials. Because our 2 party system has always essentially guaranteed that someone would be elected that was approved of by the party. Trump is not held to account by anyone, he's a protest vote. When he was elected he came into office already with the lowest approval rating of any president in history. Most of the people who support Trump don't even really like him. They just like the fact that Washington is FORCED to deal with him. I've said many times Trump was created by discontent and disenfranchisement. Trump is a problem to be sure. But America still works I fear Trumps indictment will only reawaken rage and consolidate a vote around him that was fractured. I think Trump base has lost it's steam. This might re-invigorate it.
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Yeah no one is doubting most of that. You're explaining a populist. Populist are not good for anyone.
Opinion Owner+1 yMaybe so. But neither is a gov't not of the people. Or at the very least for the people. 50% of congress is millionaires. Compare that to the general population. Populists have a definite point.
Opinion Owner+1 yAll I'm saying is if our elected officials were doing a better job Trump never gets a following or gets close to getting elected.
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Populist like Trump would destroy this country.
Opinion Owner+1 ySo don't create populist and Trump won't get elected.
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so you're aware that Trump would destroy the country?
Opinion Owner+1 yI'm aware that a lot things can destroy the country. Which is why we all should always be vigilant whether it be a president who thinks he's above the law and refuses to quell a riot for his own vanity. Or a president who uses the fbi to settle political scores. They're both dangerous.
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No one told Trump to commit those crimes. Anyone but his brain dead supporters would know that.
Opinion Owner+1 yWhat's your point?
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Trump has no one to blame but himself for the crimes he has committed.
He thought he was an emperor and he failed.
Opinion Owner+1 yHe was indicted not convicted. Or do you not realize how the justice system works. Innocent until proven guilty. I mean I can call you a retard. And you may be guilty of that but until you make a non factual statement like this. It was not proven. He may be guilty. That will be up for a court to decide. I would say Trump put himself in this position. But he's not been convicted of anything yet ergo not guilty of anything
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I never said he was guilty. Just like if he was acquitted, it doesn’t mean he’s innocent of the crimes. Lol you really have no clue of what you’re saying.
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And just so you know, because you clearly lack any intelligence… everyone knew that Trump would face legal troubles after his presidency. The man is a crook and ran his term like a mafia boss.
How he ever became president will be a complete stain on this countries history.
Opinion Owner+1 y"I never saying he was guilty". 30 seconds later "The man is a crook". 😆😆😆
You're just a big dumb animal aren't you. 😆- +1 y
You don't even know what a crook is do you? lmao.
Opinion Owner+1 yCrook: (defined as) a person who is dishonest or a criminal.
Why is is so hard to admit that you wanted to convict and sentence him without a trial. Because it's obvious. You have such a hard on for him you want to dispense with the legalities and go straight to the hanging. And now you're backtracking because you left yourself wide open to that fact. From the start of this conversation I've agreed that Trump should not be elected again. I'm not even against the charges that have been leveled against him. But I'm fair across the board. Anyone that's not biased can see the democrats are using this equally as a chance to settle scores. That's what that whole show trial they put on t. v. was about. And I think any decent would agree we need to expect better of our elected officials. But think what you want man. 😆
+1 yProbably try to get him out. Do a mass protest. But I hope other former presidents get arrested as well
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Anonymous(18-24)+1 yif Trump got thrown in jail it would confirm a lot of people's fears about the federal government.
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you're a bot.
Opinion Owner+1 yThe National Security Agency, or NSA, already the most sophisticated electronic-intelligence-gathering organisation in the world,” employed new supercomputers and decryption technology worth billions of dollars to comb cyberspace in search of terrorist communications and potential threats.”the US was targeting people using the metadata on their phones, so if you made calls that seemed suspicious, you could end up on the wrong end of a missile. This is how Al Jazeera Pakistan station chief Ahmed Zaidan ended up on one of those CIA slide presentations, labelled a member of al-Qaeda because he had interviewed all kinds of people from Osama bin Laden on down.
We did not learn of this dangerous defamation from Obama’s vaunted transparency, but from a leak by whistle-blower Edward Snowden. Rather than applauding, or at least acknowledging, the exposure of a criminal conspiracy to murder Zaidan, Obama’s attorney general focused on bringing Snowden to the US, bargaining with Russia that if they forced him to “come home”, he would not be tortured or executed.
The same intelligence agencies targeting Muslims for death under Obama were responsible for the intelligence that harvested the detainees to be taken to Guantanamo. This should have proven a useful petri dish in which to study the reliability of the information that informs those White House slide shows.
Overall, there have been 780 Guantanamo prisoners, said to be the “worst of the worst terrorists” in the world. Today, just 40 remain – 740 have been released after retrospective findings – by the six top US intelligence agencies – in almost all cases that they are “no threat to the US or their coalition allies”.
In other words, in more than 90 percent of the cases, the agencies quietly accepted that they were wrong, yet these are the kind of people who Obama would have executed by drone. That is an extraordinary error rate.
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