Why are anti-trump so obsessed with calling names and defaming trump?

[strateguy632]

is it just some syndrome so they don't say thank you? why?

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Another example. Instead of saying he said x but y is different , they try to describe trump a "liar" for trump saying "prices increased 3.5" but "didn't" well it did for FOOD end July "The fourfold increase in chicken prices' caused less buying and collapse of farms. See? 4 times more expensive.

[BadApple69]

Trump is tearing down what the leftists are working so hard to build. So they hate him.
Like it or not the left were trying to do in the U. S. what they are doing in Europe. Take a hard look at Europe. Illegals are taking over and it’s starting to look a little third world-ish. Rapes, murders… honestly chaos and the government (in the UK) is handing out pamphlets that say rape and murder is bad… don’t do it.
The globalists goals are to make all the world the same under socialist control and all countries the same. They can’t make other countries as good as the U. S. or the Europe so they make the EU and the US as bad as the other lower countries.

[strateguy632]

Well said dude! 🥇👍

[exitseven]

there has also been settlements from NBC News and You Tube. There are still a few lawsuits pending. Trump will have the biggest and best Presidential Library in history. Way better and the monstrosity the Obama has.

The Obama Presidential Library

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[Cidknee]

Its the practice of hypocrisy. They bad mouth others for speaking ill of others then they focus on Trump. All the while they hold their fragile virtue up for all to see. Shamelessly professing their outstanding morals and civic mindedness as they prepare to inform the masses of their superior intellect they manage to insert a few nasty syllables toward all who are not of their cult.

[Smegskull]

Is that allowed as a settlement? The office of the president and the whitehouse were not a party to the case righr? This was between the news and Trump the citizen.

Can unrelated third parties, government bodies no less, be the recipients of a settlement of a case not related to them?

[strateguy632]

Good point. Only indirectly as if trump donated his court win to the library.

[Smegskull]

Just feels like an exploit to me. I would hope there is a rule of some kind that says, "If you wouldn't be a recipient of any awarded damages, you can't be the beneficiary in a settlement.", or something to that effect. I don't think a judge has to approve settlements in the US though so there might not be anything to regulate settlement content at all, other than basic contract law.

[6942Dantheman]

TDS is real