Dumbocrats Hate

[PintlerMan]

The hate the USA, they hate Americans and love criminal illegal aliens. They love murders and chomo's. Thats just facts, they are the enemy within our borders. They are just like nazi's, and commies. just bad people. and we have them here in this forum, they show themselves everyday, with every anti American post.

 

[Politruk]

The hate the USA, they hate Americans and love criminal illegal aliens. They love murders and chomo's. Thats just facts, they are the enemy within our borders. They are just like nazi's, and commies. just bad people. and we have them here in this forum, they show themselves everyday, with every anti American post.

The Birchers always talked like that, and they were always wrong.

 

[Rotadom]

The hate the USA, they hate Americans and love criminal illegal aliens. They love murders and chomo's. Thats just facts, they are the enemy within our borders. They are just like nazi's, and commies. just bad people. and we have them here in this forum, they show themselves everyday, with every anti American post.

Ma'am, this is a Piggly Wiggly.

 

[Politruk]

Dumbocrats​

You are an idiot.

 

[nowisthetime]

Who exactly is this poster? Someone's
ridiculous alt?

I swear to God, every single topic this person has posted about anyone who isn't a bat shit orange felon ass kisser applies to his ilk. Just like their orange decrepit felon, every accusation is a confession with these MAGAts. It's mind games with them and they are bad at it.

First it accuses Democrats of supporting criminals (when he idolizes a predator felon).

Now it says Democrats hate America, when it's favorite Russian puppet felon pisses on the Constitution every single day and has hurt many Americans with his dumb fuck policies. MAGAts are something else.

 

[ll74]

The hate the USA, they hate Americans and love criminal illegal aliens. They love murders and chomo's. Thats just facts, they are the enemy within our borders. They are just like nazi's, and commies. just bad people. and we have them here in this forum, they show themselves everyday, with every anti American post.

Do you have anything to say besides just hating Democrats?


You've created the same thread four or five times now.....nothing is different or interesting in the slightest

 

[Chernosoth]

I see more fear than hate, starting with the fear of losing wealth, power, privilege, prestige, etc.

 

[nowisthetime]

I see more fear than hate, starting with the fear of losing wealth, power, privilege, prestige, etc.

Who? Every thing you said applies to MAGAt politicians and their thievery from the most vulnerable. Which goes back to what I said about you people, every accusation is a confession.

 

[Politruk]

I see more fear than hate, starting with the fear of losing wealth, power, privilege, prestige, etc.

On the whole, Pubs have more of all that than Dems.

 

[Saint_Ann]

Some of my best friends are democrats.

 

[ll74]

Some of my best friends are democrats.

You don't have friends.

 

[Saint_Ann]

You don't have friends.

Shhhhhhh. A ruby throated hummingbird is at the feeder.

 

[Chernosoth]

Corporate legacy media lost public trust, and is still losing viewers, readers, and money. Media hacks are becoming more recognized as highly paid office drones. We are at the start of a permanent change of less office drone jobs with college degree prestige, and more physically skilled jobs requiring only tradeschool certification or on the job training. Those are some of the changes that so many professional managerial class (PMC) flunkies fear, existential threats to their way of life.

 

[Rotadom]

You don't have friends.

Voices = friends

 

[Rotadom]

Corporate legacy media lost public trust

Where do you get your news?

 

[Politruk]

Corporate legacy media lost public trust

Nothing else is more trustworthy.

 

[Saint_Ann]

Voices = friends

Being rory's alt doesn't make you his friend. Lol.

 

[Chernosoth]

Where do you get your news?

I have dozens of sites, self-employed journalists' vlogs, blogs, etc. bookmarked, including a bunch of sites in Asia and Africa. Generally anything without a log in or paywall. There is much more I miss because I don't check X, facebook, and similar sites. I can bypass the X log in at nitter.poast.org, but mostly I wait for Musky to drop the log in requirement.

 

[Rotadom]

I have dozens of sites, self-employed journalists' vlogs, blogs, etc. bookmarked, including a bunch of sites in Asia and Africa. Generally anything without a log in or paywall. There is much more I miss because I don't check X, facebook, and similar sites. I can bypass the X log in at nitter.poast.org, but mostly I wait for Musky to drop the log in requirement.

Lol

 

[Chernosoth]

Dumbocratic is accurate if the Dems continue automatically opposing anything and everything Trump supports. He provokes them into saying incredibly dumb shit to prove they're anti-Trump.

 

[Politruk]

Dumbocratic is accurate if the Dems continue automatically opposing anything and everything Trump supports. He provokes them into saying incredibly dumb shit to prove they're anti-Trump.

But, there isn't anything he supports that isn't disastrously bad for the country. You know that.

 

[HisArpy]

Some of my best friends are democrats.

Hey, I have a Democrat friend!

 

[HisArpy]

But, there isn't anything he supports that isn't disastrously bad for the country. You know that.

Lol.

Meanwhile the bombshell news of the week is that China is going to come to the negotiation table over trade tariffs.

You know, those things you said don't work and are bad for the economy...

 

[Politruk]

Lol.

Meanwhile the bombshell news of the week is that China is going to come to the negotiation table over trade tariffs.

You know, those things you said don't work and are bad for the economy...

Bessent Indirectly Confirms to CNBC China and the U.S. Still Not Talking Tariffs: Not Even a ‘Negotiation About the Negotiation?’

CNBC’s Sara Eisen spoke to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday and pressed him on whether or not any progress has been made in negotiations to ease the massive trade tariffs placed by President Donald Trump on China.

“But China is key. I know you set it aside. And you’re heavily involved here. You have said they need to de-escalate and start that process for us to get going on trade talks. Have they made any effort at this point?” Eisen asked during the lengthy interview.

“I think that, I think we could see substantial progress in the coming weeks. We will see that, as I think it’s Stein’s Law, that which is not sustainable doesn’t continue. So, 145 percent, 125 percent tariff levels are the equivalent of an embargo,” Bessent noted.

“Yes,” Eisen agreed.

“And we’re reading every day what’s happening with factories in China. And from an academic point of view, I can tell you that the history of trade battles, we are the deficit country. The surplus country always has the most to lose,” Bessent added.

“Right. So, they need to make more gestures? What is it that you’re looking for? And is that happening? Is there a negotiation about the negotiation?” Eisen prodded.

“Yes, we will see over the coming weeks. And we will see what President Trump wants to accept,” Bessent replied.

“Right. I mean, have they offered anything on the fentanyl, for instance, precursor ingredients?” Eisen pressed again, trying to understand if any talks were taking place.

 

[HisArpy]

Bessent Indirectly Confirms to CNBC China and the U.S. Still Not Talking Tariffs: Not Even a ‘Negotiation About the Negotiation?’

CNBC’s Sara Eisen spoke to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday and pressed him on whether or not any progress has been made in negotiations to ease the massive trade tariffs placed by President Donald Trump on China.

“But China is key. I know you set it aside. And you’re heavily involved here. You have said they need to de-escalate and start that process for us to get going on trade talks. Have they made any effort at this point?” Eisen asked during the lengthy interview.

“I think that, I think we could see substantial progress in the coming weeks. We will see that, as I think it’s Stein’s Law, that which is not sustainable doesn’t continue. So, 145 percent, 125 percent tariff levels are the equivalent of an embargo,” Bessent noted.

“Yes,” Eisen agreed.

“And we’re reading every day what’s happening with factories in China. And from an academic point of view, I can tell you that the history of trade battles, we are the deficit country. The surplus country always has the most to lose,” Bessent added.

“Right. So, they need to make more gestures? What is it that you’re looking for? And is that happening? Is there a negotiation about the negotiation?” Eisen prodded.

“Yes, we will see over the coming weeks. And we will see what President Trump wants to accept,” Bessent replied.

“Right. I mean, have they offered anything on the fentanyl, for instance, precursor ingredients?” Eisen pressed again, trying to understand if any talks were taking place.

Meanwhile, back in reality...

Basically, all you have is nothing because you don't pay attention to what's going on. Instead you're smugly entrenched in your biased and anti-societal views and don't care about anything except your own senseless preaching to the guy in the mirror.