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Postby Jerky » Sat Jul 29, 2017 9:44 am



Look at this monster.

Do it. Gaze directly into his piggy little eyes as his uncontrollable propensity for psychological projection forces him to reveal his deepest, darkest, most twisted and sadistic interracial murder fantasies during a rally before thousands in Youngstown, Ohio... a rally, by the way, which is part of the "Trump 2020" campaign. In the year 2017, less than seven months deep into the world historic disaster of his ill-gotten, purloined, and almost certain to be abortive tenure as President of the United States of America.

I know that some of you can't stomach to see his face or hear his voice anymore, but you really need to watch this demented performance.

First things first... have you ever seen someone who was high on cocaine, or another, similar stimulant? Do you recognize the mannerisms? The clenched jaw? The pinned eyes? The plugged sinuses altering his vocal register, forcing him to pull back his upper lip and squinch his brow into an idiot mid-face snarl? The arrogant posturing? The bombastic, pompous grandiloquence?

Take it from one who knows: Trump is totally fucking wired in this video, just as he was during the debates with Hillary Clinton.



Remember how, after one debate, when numerous people noticed his non-stop sniffing, Trump hilariously tried to say that it was Hillary who was high on something? And he got so overconfident while weaving his web of bullshit that he suggested they both take drug tests before the next debate, and then made a face that let everyone know that he knew he'd pushed things too far? Little Snortin' Donny the Cocaine Commander in Chief ain't none too bright.

Of course, for all the potential complications and troubles that can arise when someone in power abuses hard drugs, there are far worse things for the President to be than merely addicted to stimulants, and/or stupid. For instance, he could be evil.

Friends, I suggest to you that Donald Trump may be the most profoundly evil man ever to slither his way into the White House. Here is a man with the darkest, most murderous kind of hate curled up like a serpent around the shattered remnants of the heart that I suppose we must assume he was born with. This hatred, fear, and spite are what propel and fuel him. He thrives on expressing it, and causing those same dark energies to manifest in his increasingly dangerous Trumpnik Redcap cult.

Can you imagine any other politician or public figure of our era standing on a stage and describing with such gruesome relish the torture and murder of a teenage girl, even going so far as to act out the "slice and dice" motions of knife carving into flesh? And this business about how "they" use knives instead guns because "they" want their victims to "go through excruciating pain before they die"... can Trump really be unaware of how this disgusting performance leaves the darkness inside him utterly exposed for all to see?

And just so long as we're on the topic... exactly who does Trump think has been "protecting" teen-murdering maniacs "for so long", and how, exactly, does he think they've been doing it? Does he think the police were in the tank for MS-13 before he got into office? Can he really be unaware of the myriad, eminently valid reasons why a city might decide to declare itself a Sanctuary City?

Perhaps he doesn't care. It's certainly obvious that he's savoring his moment as Racist Scare-Monger-in-Chief.

Yes, inevitable naysayer, for more reasons than I have the time or energy to list here, Trump and his rhetoric are both clearly racist.

Notice how he takes an extended pause between the words "beautiful" and "girl"? If you think that pause wasn't left there on purpose, so that those in the know could fill in the unspoken "White" for themselves, then you haven't come close to realizing the gravity of this wide awake nightmare we're all going through together.

It's enough to make an atheist drop to his knees and pray.

God, help us all.
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Re: Look at this monster

Postby seemslikeadream » Sat Jul 29, 2017 12:03 pm

He is the scariest mother fucker on the planet right now....for 9 minutes the other day the pentagon thought he might be launching a nuke attack on N Korea before his second tweet came out.....yes I've seen a parinoid high on coke and he fills the bill ......if you are not worried about this motherfucker then you are either really stupid or you are not paying close enough attention or you are on his side....... my hair has been on fire for months now while some people here have tried and now continue to try on another website to slander me....for the life of me I can not figure out their motives but there you have it....have your fun motherfuckers enjoy yourselves I ain't going anywhere.....just answer me one question

Why do you slander this place and then still continue to post here?



And just for clarity I in no way was I directing my comments at jerky

Jerky :lovehearts: :hug1:
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They could still get him out of office.
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Don’t forget that.
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Re: Look at this monster

Postby Asta » Sat Jul 29, 2017 12:41 pm

Trump enjoys this kind of indecent, salacious talk. GWB and the "rape room" references in his speeches were bad enough, but Trump is a whole new level of disgusting ... frankly I'm having trouble finding the right words to describe this. It's just beyond sick.
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Re: Look at this monster

Postby seemslikeadream » Sat Jul 29, 2017 3:15 pm

I have a friend who son was at that trump porn filled speech to the boy scouts. Those boys had to give up 6 hours of their jamboree to sit there ...held captive....and wait to hear that shit
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They could still get him out of office.
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Re: Look at this monster

Postby Elvis » Sat Jul 29, 2017 7:35 pm

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Re: Look at this monster

Postby SonicG » Sat Jul 29, 2017 10:24 pm

It is fucking difficult to look but...He's a pompous ass searching constantly for the approval that his father never gave him...He is a wannabe gangster when in actuality he cowers before the real thugs. Scarmucci brings him that NYC financial dealer who thinks he some sort-of badass because Scorsese makes it look so cool. Mooch said leave his family out of it because they are "civilians" and many thought he was making a military reference, bad enough, but it is also gangster parlance for those not "in the game". His family is fine. His wife seems like a very sane person. Mooch, however...

Anthony Scaramucci’s wife demanded a divorce three weeks ago, while she was nine months pregnant, sources told The Post.

Deidre Scaramucci, 38, fed up with her three-year marriage to the new White House communication director, filed divorce papers on July 6 in Nassau County Supreme Court.

On Monday, while Anthony was in West Virginia with President Trump for the Boy Scouts Jamboree, Deidre gave birth to the couple’s baby boy James. As of Friday evening, a full four days after delivery, her 53-year-old husband had yet to meet his newborn son, though an associate close to Anthony said he visited the child late that night. He visited his Manhasset, L.I., homestead Saturday.

“When James was born, he sent her a text saying, ‘Congratulations, I’ll pray for our child,’” said a source close to the situation.
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Re: Look at this monster

Postby Cordelia » Sun Jul 30, 2017 11:21 am

Trump is a controlled/out-of-control suit-wearing personification of excess and porn. His speech wasn't surprising, of course, but provided the usual outrage for Media and comedic fodder for shows like NPR's ‘Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!’ What should be shocking is why an ‘advocacy’ organization, promoting 'leadership values' in adolescent and teenaged boys, would invite him despite their ‘years of tradition’. (But then, Randall Stephenson, President of BSA, is also President and CEO of AT&T and a Council on Foreign Relations member, so teaching good early Nazi leadership skills probably comes naturally.)

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Trump's controversial remarks to Boy Scouts follow invitation from AT&T's Stephenson
http://www.latimes.com/business/hollywo ... story.html


Boy Scouts president expected fiery Trump speech


"If I suggested I was surprised by the president's comments, I would be disingenuous," Boy Scouts of America president Randall Stephenson, who's also the CEO of AT&T, said in a phone call with The Associated Press.

Other U.S. presidents have addressed past jamborees with speeches steering clear of partisan politics. To the dismay of many parents and former scouts, Trump, a Republican, promoted his political agenda and assailed his enemies in his speech Monday evening, inducing some of the more than 30,000 scouts in attendance to boo at the mention of Barack Obama, his Democratic predecessor.

Stephenson noted that every U.S. president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt has been invited to address the jamboree and said the Boy Scouts leadership gave "a lot of thought about Donald Trump coming to speak."

"Anyone knows his speeches get highly political — we anticipated that this could be the case," Stephenson said. "Do I wish the president hadn't gone there and hadn't been political? Of course."

Hoping to minimize friction, the Boy Scouts of America, which is based in Irving, Texas, issued what Stephenson called "stringent guidelines" to adult staff members for how the audience should react to the speech.

"You can help make the president's visit a success by ensuring that any reactions to the president's address are, as we state in our Scout Law, friendly, courteous, and kind," the guidance said
. "This includes understanding that chants of certain phrases heard during the campaign (e.g. 'build the wall,' 'lock her up') are considered divisive by many members of our audience, and may cause unnecessary friction between individuals and units.

"Please help us ensure that all Scouts can enjoy this historical address by making sure that your troop members are respectful not only of the president, but of the wide variety of viewpoints held by Scouts and Scouters in the audience tonight," the guidance said.
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Re: Look at this monster

Postby PufPuf93 » Sun Jul 30, 2017 12:21 pm

The Boy Scouts have a blemished past.

Similar to other social institutions, the BSA had its own cover up of pedophilia scandal.

Also the BSA has been less than accepting of alternative sexuality and atheism.

I do not and have not followed the BSA for years but was under the impression that BSA had made egalitarian progress on these issues.

I was a Boy Scout and enjoyed the experience immensely but that was back in the early and mid 60s.

That Randal Stephenson (a new name to me) is current President of BSA is both inappropriate and indicates where the organization is at present. It is really easy to manipulate the minds of young people of that age, especially in group settings (more so if fun).

So we should not be surprised by Trumpism and BSA.
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Re: Look at this monster

Postby liminalOyster » Sun Jul 30, 2017 4:35 pm

Jerky » Sat Jul 29, 2017 2:44 pm wrote:Yes, inevitable naysayer, for more reasons than I have the time or energy to list here, Trump and his rhetoric are both clearly racist.

Notice how he takes an extended pause between the words "beautiful" and "girl"? If you think that pause wasn't left there on purpose, so that those in the know could fill in the unspoken "White" for themselves, then you haven't come close to realizing the gravity of this wide awake nightmare we're all going through together.


I think what is vile about Trump goes quite a bit deeper than racism which is still pretty much a relatively recent (mostly modern) phenomenon. Our previous figurehead western despots at least still had some sort of compulsion for industrialization or productivity. Trump has none, I think. Yes, he's a racist and sure his unbelievable MS13 thing is activated by various tropes of white purity and black corruption, etc. But it seems more an epiphenomena of a terrifyingly pure kitschy emptiness. He's pure id in a way we haven't really ever seen before. I have no sympathy for the alt right but he's playing them as much as anyone else. He doesn't even have the civility to be a "good" racist. He's just opportunistic violence embodied.
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Re: Look at this monster

Postby Jerky » Mon Jul 31, 2017 3:24 am

I agree with everything you write here, LimOy, and would only like to ad that I would ever be so silly as to try and argue that Trump is ONLY racist... because I don't believe that. He's infused with all sorts of evil, of which his racism is merely one of the more obvious and dangerous, as far as potential repercussions to real live human beings goes.

Jerky


liminalOyster » 30 Jul 2017 20:35 wrote:
Jerky » Sat Jul 29, 2017 2:44 pm wrote:Yes, inevitable naysayer, for more reasons than I have the time or energy to list here, Trump and his rhetoric are both clearly racist.

Notice how he takes an extended pause between the words "beautiful" and "girl"? If you think that pause wasn't left there on purpose, so that those in the know could fill in the unspoken "White" for themselves, then you haven't come close to realizing the gravity of this wide awake nightmare we're all going through together.


I think what is vile about Trump goes quite a bit deeper than racism which is still pretty much a relatively recent (mostly modern) phenomenon. Our previous figurehead western despots at least still had some sort of compulsion for industrialization or productivity. Trump has none, I think. Yes, he's a racist and sure his unbelievable MS13 thing is activated by various tropes of white purity and black corruption, etc. But it seems more an epiphenomena of a terrifyingly pure kitschy emptiness. He's pure id in a way we haven't really ever seen before. I have no sympathy for the alt right but he's playing them as much as anyone else. He doesn't even have the civility to be a "good" racist. He's just opportunistic violence embodied.
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Postby Cordelia » Wed Aug 02, 2017 4:19 pm

I found that, of all the things said by Trump in the last week, this (and the response it brought), at Suffolk County Community College on Long Island, bothered me most:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHdF_bmV2Ew

Even if it’s a procedure set up to protect police from liability, it’s also a humane gesture and even one respectful for the welfare of another human being (something that seems increasingly rare these days). Encouraging its opposite is a very disturbing message to be sent by the POTUS.

“Once a suspect is in police custody the police are responsible for that person's well being. When a person is handcuffed it is difficult for them to keep balanced and maneuver properly so the officer will guide them into the vehicle.

Injured prisoners cost municipalities money, overtime, lawsuits and bad press while they cost officers paperwork, sitting around the hospital and possibly being placed under investigation.


Remember, it's nothing personal when a cop arrests someone, he is doing his job and he is not looking to make things worse for the suspect or himself
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-- Shaun Roberts, former Commanding Officer at New York City Police Department --

Encouraging though, the report that NYPD chose not to participate..........

The New York Police Department will not attend President Trump's major law enforcement and immigration policy speech in Long Island, N.Y.
.......

http://thehill.com/homenews/administrat ... ong-island
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Postby norton ash » Thu Aug 03, 2017 5:07 pm

http://theslot.jezebel.com/bonkers-trum ... 1797501534

Bonkers Trump Calls to Australian, Mexican Leadership Leak: 'This Shows Me to Be a Dope'


The Washington Post has obtained transcripts of phone calls Donald Trump made early in his presidency to Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and, hoooo boy, they are even more batshit than you might have expected.

White House staff, bless them, leaked the documents of a January 27 call with Peña Nieto and a January 28 call with Turnbull, offering an unreassuring look at how America’s overgrown leprechaun handles diplomacy with America’s allies. (The White House declined the Post’s request for comment on their story.)

Trump doubled down on the border wall with Mexico in his conversation with Peña Nieto, particularly emphasizing his vacuous fantasy of having Mexico pay for it. When Peña Nieto said that his “position has been and will continue to be very firm saying that Mexico cannot pay for that wall,” Trump responded, “But you cannot say that to the press. The press is going to go with that and I cannot live with that. You cannot say that to the press because I cannot negotiate under those circumstances.”

Here are some more words that stumbled out of Trump’s mouth in that conversation (emphasis mine):

“In the latest election, I won with a large percentage of Hispanic voters. I do not know if you heard, but with Cuba, I had 84 percent, with the Cuban-American vote. But overall generally, I had well over 30 percent and everyone was shocked to see this. I understand the community and they understand me, and I have a great respect for the Mexican people.”

“My people stand up and say, ‘Mexico will pay for the wall’ and your people probably say something in a similar but slightly different language. But the fact is we are both in a little bit of a political bind because I have to have Mexico pay for the wall—I have to.”

“Because you and I are both at a point now where we are both saying we are not to pay for the wall. From a political standpoint, that is what we will say. We cannot say that anymore because if you are going to say that Mexico is not going to pay for the wall, then I do not want to meet with you guys anymore because I cannot live with that.”

“Believe it or not, this is the least important thing that we are talking about, but politically this might be the most important talk about.”

While Peña Nieto and Trump were (somehow) congenial, Trump’s conversation with Turnbull was not at all amicable. Trump, who had just announced the Muslim ban, was furious that Australia expected him to honor a deal signed by former President Obama to help resettle 1,250 refugees from offshore detention camps in Australia. He then resorted to a lot of insults, and expressed concern that Turnbull was making him look “like a dope.”

“And I am saying, boy that will make us look awfully bad. Here I am calling for a ban where I am not letting anybody in and we take 2,000 people. Really it looks like 2,000 people that Australia does not want and I do not blame you by the way, but the United States has become like a dumping ground.”

“You are worse than I am.”

“This is going to kill me. I am the world’s greatest person that does not want to let people into the country. And now I am agreeing to take 2,000 people and I agree I can vet them, but that puts me in a bad position. It makes me look so bad and I have only been here a week.”

“Look, I spoke to Putin, Merkel, Abe of Japan, to France today, and this was my most unpleasant call because I will be honest with you.”

“You have brokered many a stupid deal in business and I respect you, but I guarantee that you broke many a stupid deal. This is a stupid deal. This deal will make me look terrible.”

“Okay, this shows me to be a dope. I am not like this but, if I have to do it, I will do it but I do not like this at all. I will be honest with you. Not even a little bit.”

“I look like a dope. The only way that I can do this is to say that my predecessor made a deal and I have no option than to honor the deal. I hate having to do it, but I am still going to vet them very closely.”

“We are like a dumping ground for the rest of the world. I have been here for a period of time, I just want this to stop. I look so foolish doing this. It [sic] know it is good for you but it is bad for me. It is horrible for me. This is what I am trying to stop.”

“[inaudible] this is crazy.”

This is, indeed, crazy. Read the full transcript here.


Negotiator? This is the 'But I WANT IT' routine of the 3-year-old. Stupid baby-man.
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Re: Look at this monster

Postby seemslikeadream » Thu Aug 03, 2017 7:10 pm

when trumpy denies that he said the White House is a dump and then 9 golfers say yes he did say it

...does he get a mulligan on that lie :)

SoHo ....money laundering....Russian oligarchs mobsters ....oh my!

A new D.C. Grand Jury being convened where the crime was committed

enough gathering evidence/well not quite... headed towards indictments :partydance:
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Postby Belligerent Savant » Thu Aug 03, 2017 10:21 pm

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...watch the way that the American media and the privileged classes of this country have spent the last nine months utterly fixated on the person of Donald Trump. In my memory—and I’ve watched new presidents take office since the days of Richard Nixon—I’ve never seen so obsessive a concern with someone who, after all, is simply an elected official. It reminds me, to be precise, of the way that Victorian prudes would travel miles by train to be shocked and offended by some display or other of sexuality—and I’d like to suggest that in this case, as in that one, the shock and the offense are filmy garments that very imperfectly cover a seething, sweaty mass of unacknowledged desire.

In the city where I live, if you walk through neighborhoods frequented by the leftward end of the population, you can count on seeing stickers on light poles that show the president’s face and the slogan, TRUMP HATES YOU. Strictly speaking, this is absurd—I doubt Donald Trump is even aware of the existence of the people who put up and view those stickers, and we don’t even have to talk about the likelihood that he feels any particular emotion toward them—but in another sense, it’s profoundly revealing.

When people don’t want to deal with an emotion they’re feeling, one very common dodge they use is to insist that they’re not feeling it—no, it’s that awful person over there who’s feeling it, toward them. Back in the Victorian era, that dodge racked up plenty of overtime, as people who couldn’t cope with the fact that they had sexual feelings projected those feelings onto others, and then labeled the others beastly, horrid, filthy, etc. for supposedly having those feelings. The same thing is going on here. The people who make and post those stickers can’t just come out and say I HATE TRUMP—that admission would consign them once and for all, in their own eyes, to the category of Bad People—so they project their own hatred onto the person they hate, and convince themselves that he hates them.

Notice, furthermore, how this feeds into the utter fascination with which so many people on the leftward end of the political spectrum hang on Donald Trump’s every word and action. Seen through the funhouse mirror of their projected emotions, at least, he’s the equivalent of a naked couple having kinky sex right there in the middle of the street. He’s acting out their dearest fantasy, hating other people right out there in public—how can they possibly look away? In effect, they put an apostrophe into Clinton’s slogan, and made it read LOVE TRUMP’S HATE—and covertly, in the silent hours of the night, they do.

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Re: Look at this monster

Postby seemslikeadream » Thu Aug 03, 2017 10:47 pm

I am having the fucking best time of my life watching that mutherfuckin' asshole go down ..he thought he would be able to use the United States government to pay off his debts to the Russian mob ....fuckin' traitor

he is a fuckin' criminal.....fuckin' big time criminal ...not just a fuckin' pussy grabbing asshole .....why should I ignore that? yea I am fixated on him ...

did Greer ever mention that trump is a money laundering criminal not just a pretty face?

of course trump doesn't hate us ....he only thinks of himself.....he has no time to think of anything else


were I live I have not seen one sign saying trump hates you.....I did see a bumpersticker that had a face of trump and it said does this face make my ass look big :bigsmile
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