blackangst1
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I never said he didWhen did Obama say that??
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I never said he didWhen did Obama say that??
If he loses I'm really looking forward to four years of rage tweets any time the stock market drops 1% about how it never would have happened if he were still president.
You mean Obama had the dignity and class not to go there. How dare he!!I never said he did
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I don’t think he’s gaslighting here. I think this should be interpreted as a threat. Between Mnuchin, Mulvaney, Ross and all his quislings on Wall Street and at Fox Business, Trump probably could do enough to trigger a sell-off and tank the market after an election defeat. Traitors gotta traitor.
I can see it now where Trump is at one of his "packed the house" rallies:
Trump: If I lose the stock market will crash and crash big!!
His supporters: Crash The Market! Crash The Market! Crash The Market!
(While this is ongoing a Democrat operative in the crowd who started the chant is seen laughing her ass off)
Only if he hides the phone in his prison wallet
What sort of idiot tries to compare what the President of the United States says with random people who are clearly not the president nor anyone of any significant influence or power?
Was that a satire post?
It has to be satire
Trump once again manages to draw attention to himself. Why are people bothered by the village idiot running around saying the sky if falling. Do we possibly feel some hidden inner dread he might be right. What if he said it might snow in Antarctica if he didn't didn't brush his teeth on June 20? He likes people to be habituated to outrage for and against everything.
One think I would say is that being raised in a competitive society makes it more unlikely we will think of others. Some concern for social graces and respect for others, thoughtfulness, it seems to me leads to a sense of personal dignity. To me that means the practice of self control, intentionally denying yourself that look across the freeway as one small example.Morbid curiosity is such an interesting human trait. I haven't studied it in depth as I would like to, however I do get bothered a bit when traffic slows down to a crawl on my side of the freeway even though a colossal traffic accident happened on the other side that's completely separated by a five foot tall reinforced concrete median strip with fencing on top of that.
It's what primarily draws me to any impromptu televised Trump interview where you just know he's going to say something that likens itself to the traffic accident carnage I previously mentioned or like watching a drunkard repeatedly meander into and out of oncoming traffic.
You are forgetting there is a large segment of this population susceptible to gaslighting. It's causing serious problem in the country. If he is capable of convincing his base Obama is a Kenyan born Muslim interloper there is cause for concern.Trump once again manages to draw attention to himself. Why are people bothered by the village idiot running around saying the sky if falling. Do we possibly feel some hidden inner dread he might be right. What if he said it might snow in Antarctica if he didn't didn't brush his teeth on June 20? He likes people to be habituated to outrage for and against everything.
Can you tweet from prison?If he loses I'm really looking forward to four years of rage tweets any time the stock market drops 1% about how it never would have happened if he were still president.
are you naive to think guards are above bribery/extortion? hell, i'm sure he'll find many supporters among them.Can you tweet from prison?
At least his new jumpsuit color will match his face.Can you tweet from prison?
What if they gave an outrage fest and nobody came? Remember, you define what is serious.You are forgetting there is a large segment of this population susceptible to gaslighting. It's causing serious problem in the country. If he is capable of convincing his base Obama is a Kenyan born Muslim interloper there is cause for concern.
At least his new jumpsuit color will match his face.
I would think a large part of the populous conditioned to believe facts don't matter is serious.What if they gave an outrage fest and nobody came? Remember, you define what is serious.
How so? When I was young and starting to be exposed to the world of human wisdom, I read this saying from the German WW1 trenches. “The situation is hopeless but not serious.” I think that the humor here goes so deep it can only be appreciated by those who have really experienced hopelessness first hand. The fact that a large part of the populous believes that facts don’t matter is a fact that can’t be any other way and that to dwell on that as reality is to miss the fact is to cast ourselves out true reality is the garden of eden, the perfection of the indivisible now.I would think a large part of the populous conditioned to believe facts don't matter is serious.
I would think a large part of the populous conditioned to believe facts don't matter is serious.
