Dementia Biden is not Dementia

[mayfly13]

He's merely following directives from the Deep State.

The 'sanctions' on Russia?
Oh puleease. His advisors aren't morons, they knew there's a chance they might not stop Russia.
There's a different agenda or reset that they had in mind, by taking advantage of the Rusia-Ukraine war.

 

[mayfly13]

no shattering new insights lol.
Rock and RainB & Steve Paikin alluded to it in more subtle ways months ago,
but still.

 

[mayfly13]

what a bunch of South American or Turkish soap opera nonsense....

Yes, Biden might be a tad slow and Trump a low level crook,
but to see them as anything But representatives of /carriers of instructions from their political parties or 'Deep States'..

 

[Rightguide]

Joe Biden is a national disgrace, an international embarrassment, and an insult to American manhood and leadership. He's being laughed at by the international community. He threatens America's image, international standing, and national security. He is a pathetic failure.

 

[ll74]

Joe Biden is a national disgrace, an international embarrassment, and an insult to American manhood and leadership. He's being laughed at by the international community. He threatens America's image, international standing, and national security. He is a pathetic failure.

Yes, your BDS is well documented

 

[LincolnDuncan]

Joe Biden is a national disgrace, an international embarrassment, and an insult to American manhood and leadership. He's being laughed at by the international community. He threatens America's image, international standing, and national security. He is a pathetic failure.

"an insult to American manhood" Please elaborate.

 

[PaxNurgle]

Joe Biden is a national disgrace, an international embarrassment, and an insult to American manhood and leadership. He's being laughed at by the international community. He threatens America's image, international standing, and national security. He is a pathetic failure.

As was Donald Trump, whom, ironically, you somehow STILL support even to this day. He also threatened America's image and international standing, as well as our national security. But somehow you give him a free pass but constantly attack Biden?

So, basically, shut up, you hypocrite.

 

[LincolnDuncan]

"an insult to American manhood" Please elaborate.

Rightguy, I was really hoping for an answer because it's my opinion that he is one of the biggest pussies in the world,
from his alleged bone spurs that kept him out of the Nam to his refusal to testify before congress like Hilary did for 9-11 hours. I've never heard of him getting in a fight as a kid or adult but if he did he would have paid someone to fight for him. So again, please what about Trump leads you to believe that he is a manly man. If you say that he stood up to Putin well, I'm afraid that we can't be friends anymore.

 

[nicechat]

Just a quick word.
There's merit in not being loose with assigning an illness like dementia automatically to the elderly whatever position they hold. Anyone who has lived seeing a family member lose who they are as a result of dementia will know it is one of the most saddening things to witness.
Stay well all.

 

[mayfly13]

Joe Biden is a national disgrace, an international embarrassment, and an insult to American manhood and leadership. He's being laughed at by the international community. He threatens America's image, international standing, and national security. He is a pathetic failure.

You contradict yourself.
From one corner of your mouth you keep condoning Aerica's international warmongering
then you say this.

 

[mayfly13]

Joe Biden is a national disgrace, an international embarrassment, and an insult to American manhood

Trump must have represented that

 

[mayfly13]

from his alleged bone spurs that kept him out of the Nam

he did that!


eta
I googled it. The podiatrist in question was Fred Trump's commercial tenant! In Queens!
Why would a Manhattan-bred youngster Go for treatment in Queens

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1540152181348761600

 

[LupusDei]

Speaking from the international community, trump was the biggest laughing stock and embarrassment to your country. Wake up, klanguide you ignorant old boomer.

Indeed.

Biden isn't perfect. Nobody is. Obama was better. I would have, highly likely, enjoyed Hillary (despite all her flaws, catastrophic arrogance including). Should I continue with what I thought about Trump? Obvious conmen are obvious, that's why his (I still believe unplanned) win was so shocking. We really, really, thought Americans aren't that foolish to fall for something so blatant.

 

[LupusDei]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1540152181348761600

If you believe events of that level aren't scripted to that level regardless of who the participants are, you're delusional.

 

[Rightguide]

You contradict yourself.
From one corner of your mouth you keep condoning Aerica's international warmongering
then you say this.

Where have I done that? Show me. Even if true, what would one subject have to do with the other?

 

[Rightguide]

Trump must have represented that

Trump never shit his pants while conversing with the Pope.

 

[mayfly13]

Indeed.

Biden isn't perfect. Nobody is. Obama was better. I would have, highly likely, enjoyed Hillary (despite all her flaws, catastrophic arrogance including). Should I continue with what I thought about Trump? Obvious conmen are obvious, that's why his (I still believe unplanned) win was so shocking. We really, really, thought Americans aren't that foolish to fall for something so blatant.

I beg to partially disagree.

Initially, Trump was LOVED by many of my immigrant -indian or eastern european-- acquaintances.
They found him to be a refreshing change from the typical politician - a Politically Correct bullshit talker.

And American working class liked him too, probably for similar reasons. they thought tht someone who doesn't conform WILL HELP THE WORKING CLASS OUT,


His popularity took a nosedive once pEople figured out that his anti-PC demenor was just a con. And that he, too was the man of the neoliberal class.

 

[mayfly13]

It's often yucky, watching the Biden political team versus the Trump-politicians fights.
Two factions of the same corrupt establishment, fighting for power among themselves, on the backs of the American taxpayers.

But it plays in similar ways in most countries nowadays.
I don't think there's ever been a time in History, when people were as distrustful of politicians of any creed.

 

[LupusDei]

Initially, Trump was LOVED by many of my immigrant -indian or eastern european-- acquaintances.
They found him to be a refreshing change from the typical politician - a Politically Correct bullshit talker.

And American working class liked him too, probably for similar reasons. they thought tht someone who doesn't conform WILL HELP THE WORKING CLASS OUT,

Populists never do.

Well, I had too immediate associations in the local scene too. We had one guy, emigration diaspora with funny accent and supposedly wealthy... with he tried to prove by, you can't make it up, by literally giving his voters bananas. In like, 1994? Too lazy to look it up. Well, he did get his "party" (again without looking it up) maybe 22 places of the hundred in the parliament (the local system being another excercise in absurd government systems that's about best anyone could achieve). The faction rather quickly discovered in independents, but those ~20% voters are still voting for the newest repackaging of roughly the same people under new name, or three, under the disguise of newest newfound messiah.

Ah, and there was this guy who started by shipping contraband cash to Moscow in suitcases and claim to have tried to sell Riga city land to none other than Trump himself (around 1999 I think) and used space shuttle takeoff and oversized bulldozers as backgrounds for his election posters (with zero relevance indeed). He did fairly well too.

Or even that one young guy, ridiculously attractive despite being hopelessly a nerd nicknamed "alien" for his metallic shiny leather suits, and real and internationally acclaimed bankster who single handedly stopped hyperinflation locally (the intermediary Latvian Ruble was his private project as with him for national bank chief had his signature) who long before it was a thing decided to very loudly crowdsource round $$ million for his alleged political campaign -- not that he needed it, but as a statement, or so he claimed. He got it of course, but did he blatantly run with it I don't remember. He sold a couple of paintings afterwards so perhaps not.

Or when a radio project "dog shed" that commented on everything in predominantly curse words turned political and the talentless actor running it was elected to parliament to declare his goal to tweet every proceeding as close to real time he could... wait, no, that one was directly inspired by Trump's presidency already.

Doing the usual error I believed older democracies had seen all those types far too many times already.

 

[LincolnDuncan]

Rightguy, I was really hoping for an answer because it's my opinion that he is one of the biggest pussies in the world,
from his alleged bone spurs that kept him out of the Nam to his refusal to testify before congress like Hilary did for 9-11 hours. I've never heard of him getting in a fight as a kid or adult but if he did he would have paid someone to fight for him. So again, please what about Trump leads you to believe that he is a manly man. If you say that he stood up to Putin well, I'm afraid that we can't be friends anymore.

Answer me this Rightguy, If Karen Trump is such a manly man, how come his supporters put his head on Rocky's body?

 

[butters]

Indeed.

Biden isn't perfect. Nobody is. Obama was better. I would have, highly likely, enjoyed Hillary (despite all her flaws, catastrophic arrogance including). Should I continue with what I thought about Trump? Obvious conmen are obvious, that's why his (I still believe unplanned) win was so shocking. We really, really, thought Americans aren't that foolish to fall for something so blatant.

^^this