President Donald J. Trump

[Jackstar]

"Greetings Starfighter. You have been recruited by The Star League to defend The Frontier against Xur and th... oh, hang on a second. The Frontier is down, I gotta reboot."

[SredniVashtar]

And I take it you align yourself with "the weak"?  Such as the janitors and uneducated people you ridiculed a few posts ago?  How heroic.

Look, you fucking halfwit. Even a dunce like you can take a look at the trend throughout history and see that affairs in countries all over the world have been run according to a small, well-organised group at the expense of everybody else. Point me to a few examples where that has not been the case and you might have a point, otherwise don't bother me with these piffling demurrals.

After the election I heard progressives here mocking rust belt laborers, throwing them under the bus for not voting democrat. 

They said their jobs aren't coming back and they just need to accept it (a sentiment apparently shared by Obama). http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSWNA899320090714

It might not have been very sensitively phrased but it was essentially accurate. Those sorts of jobs aren't coming back because they can be filled elsewhere at much less money. If you don't accept that then you are trying to deny economic gravity. A big part of the problem is that there is a large pool of unskilled people, but they can't afford to get themselves an education to compete. The people who want to bring back manufacturing jobs are looking backwards rather than forwards. Americans seem to have forgotten that they are supposed to be world leaders, but they have mislaid their balls right now. The left tries to supply answers to the problem of economic equality, while the right sits on its hands and tries to pretend that none of this is a problem. People like Sanders get ridiculed for their efforts in, but then that's usually the case when someone tries to contradict the status quo ante.

[Jackstar]

Look, you fucking halfwit.

[SredniVashtar]

Oh, I have to hoot at this!  We get it, all right.  We aren't surprised that within a few generations your democratic experiments vote themselves states that resemble the benevolent sovereigns you're used to.  We also aren't surprised that the jaw-dropping paternalism that led you to enslave half the globe continues to assert itself like a pernicious weed, blindly convinced your way is the only way.

Considering that you live in a country that gets its collective knickers in a twist every four years about electing itself a new god-emperor I call that rather rich. What do the people who elected Trump want if not someone who is going to come down from on high and fix all their problems? As much as I like Americans individually, collectively I wouldn't trust them to run a lemonade stand.

For all the many problems with Europe (and I won't deny those) it's also about a spirit of cooperation that you simply don't understand, living where you are, insulated from all the forces that have buffeted the continent of Europe over centuries. When you look back at this country, which has seen itself at war with Spain, France, Holland, Germany, Austria, Italy etc over the course of only a few centuries, then it's no wonder that people want to come up with something that allows competition without the necessity for cracking people's skulls to get what they want.

Anyway, you're the one who hasn't mastered the manly art of shaving yet, so if anyone's a pernicious weed, it's you! [pokes out tongue].

[SredniVashtar]

I adore that you and I could quite literally be the same poster

There's no need to be nasty, darling.

[PB the Deplorable]

Hey all you deplorables.  Don't you understand the people who've jacked up your taxes, wasted all that and more, given us a massive debt, burn our cities, loot our stores, murder our police, stir up race hate, and promise more of the same, and tell us we're all racist for not going along - they're just trying to help.

[SredniVashtar]

Actually, WW2 is within living memory of a great many volk here in Los Estados Unidos.  When I am at the VFW, the older dudes quaff their Scotch like it's tap water and pontificate quite readily about the ass rape that is Europe, europeon politics and it's ppl.   The consensus seems to be that the Euros had us over to settle their shit.  Twice.  Next time, fuck 'em. 

I also remember fm school, that the general opinion of the U.S. is that we were separated fm Europe by the Atlantic Ocean by our creator.  For obvious  reasons.

The difference here is that people actually lived it, in the sense of having to go down to the local underground station when they heard the air raid siren, not knowing if they had a house to get back to the next morning, or if their soldier husbands were still alive. One of my mother's first memories was of being given a gas mask with Mickey Mouse on it; my father remembered German fighters flying overhead when he was at school. I lived half a mile away from a place where they found an unexploded bomb, and felt the floor shake when they had to have a controlled explosion.

Don't imagine that you could have sat back for WW2 and waited it out. Hitler would have come for you eventually, one way or another, so you were only serving your own self-interest.

And change your bloody name back, it's pissing me off! That goes for all those other idiots who have changed theirs. It gives me a headache.

[PB the Deplorable]

Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Castro, the Kim's in North Korea, they were Helper Do-Gooders, simply trying to ''supply answers to the problem of economic equality''.

We need to hand over more power (and tax dollars) to the would be Helper Do-Gooders, and hope for the best.  What could go wrong?

[Jackstar]

Hitler would have come for you eventually,

How droll.

[SredniVashtar]

You must be quite mystified about what caused the Brexit vote, the Trump vote, the upcoming votes in Italy and France.  How could all these people be so wrong about what their betters are offering them?

You take Nigel Farage seriously over there. The prosecution rests.

They are just protest votes, that's all. They aren't about anything except giving the people in charge the finger. That's not necessarily a bad thing, until you start to ponder what will arrive in its place. Brexit is a total bugger's muddle, for instance, because nobody ever stopped to wonder what happens next. The actual practicalities of disengaging from everything are going to be terrifyingly complex, but that's nothing compared to voting a used-car salesman leader of the free world.

[Jackstar]

We need to hand over more power (and tax dollars) to the would be Helper Do-Gooders, and hope for the best.  What could go wrong?

Hey, I wanna start a foundation that gives out free copies of Atlas Shrugged. Can you spare $186,352.24? Asking for a receipt.

[SredniVashtar]

Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Castro, the Kim's in North Korea, they were Helper Do-Gooders, simply trying to ''supply answers to the problem of economic equality''.

We need to hand over more power (and tax dollars) to the would be Helper Do-Gooders, and hope for the best.  What could go wrong?

You forgot Hitler. But your buddies were quite keen on him at one time, weren't they? He was just a strong man getting the job done.

[Jackstar]

You take Nigel Farage seriously over there.

No more so than your Queen.

The prosecution rests.

See above, re: "Queen."

Brexit is a total bugger's muddle, for instance,

That's really just your opinion and that of the world crime league. A European Union would be a delightful idea if you could just manage to keep the Communists and the Satanists out.

Start at home. See above, re: (REDACTED)

[Jackstar]

You forgot Hitler.

It's cool, someone Jewish will be along presently to remind us all.

[SredniVashtar]

That's really just your opinion

Of course it's my bloody opinion! Whose opinion am I supposed to have, Henry Kissinger's? Britney Spears? The difference is that I'm British, so my opinion has more weight than some oaf from Assfuck, Idaho. I'm sure you agree.

[Jackstar]

Whose opinion am I supposed to have, Henry Kissinger's? Britney Spears?

Both in favor of Bremain, as I recall.




It's impossible to take you seriously given what you studiously ignore.

[SredniVashtar]

We need to hand over more power (and tax dollars) to the would be Helper Do-Gooders, and hope for the best.  What could go wrong?

I quite agree. Now that you've handed the Treasury over to Mr Munchkin, I'm sure the whole thing will go swimmingly. Those finance guys really know how to slice it and never fuck things up.

[Walks_At_Night]

The difference here is that people actually lived it, in the sense of having to go down to the local underground station when they heard the air raid siren, not knowing if they had a house to get back to the next morning, or if their soldier husbands were still alive. One of my mother's first memories was of being given a gas mask with Mickey Mouse on it; my father remembered German fighters flying overhead when he was at school. I lived half a mile away from a place where they found an unexploded bomb, and felt the floor shake when they had to have a controlled explosion.

Don't imagine that you could have sat back for WW2 and waited it out. Hitler would have come for you eventually, one way or another, so you were only serving your own self-interest.

And change your bloody name back, it's pissing me off! That goes for all those other idiots who have changed theirs. It gives me a headache.

Now there is something we can all agree on..................... 

[PB the Deplorable]

Of course it's my bloody opinion! Whose opinion am I supposed to have, Henry Kissinger's? Britney Spears? The difference is that I'm British, so my opinion has more weight than some oaf from Assfuck, Idaho. I'm sure you agree.

I don't know if you've noticed, but while the self-serving elites with their ''globalism'' agenda are moving us towards a one-world government run by them, the people you claim to champion are going in the opposite direction - breaking up into smaller entities.

It's been going on for a century now, the breakup of the massive empires in the aftermath of WWI and WWII, the breakup of the huge European colonial system, the breakups of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia.  The recent list includes Spain, Scotland, peoples like the Basques and Kurds, South Sudan and East Timor, the Brexit vote, the upcoming votes in Italy and France, and plenty more.

When these pigs tell us flooding our country with people who don't like us and aren't like us, shipping our jobs off, wrecking our healthcare insurance system without an adequate replacement, and all the rest of their destructive antics, is good for us, is it really a surprise that those affected don't just go along?

Which group controls government, media, academia, and Hollywood, and thus shapes opinions on all this? 

[Yorkshire pud]

You take Nigel Farage seriously over there. The prosecution rests.

And what is always conveniently forgotten, because there's presumably not enough space to type it, is that Farage is the antithesis of what he espouses. He's also a coward. He ran away when he 'won'; because, like Trump, he didn't expect to, and once he did, shit himself.

They are just protest votes, that's all. They aren't about anything except giving the people in charge the finger. That's not necessarily a bad thing, until you start to ponder what will arrive in its place. Brexit is a total bugger's muddle, for instance, because nobody ever stopped to wonder what happens next. The actual practicalities of disengaging from everything are going to be terrifyingly complex, but that's nothing compared to voting a used-car salesman leader of the free world.

Nail. Hammer. Head.

Trump, the child trapped in an old man's body will need to have lots of stress balls, Lego bricks and a nanny to calm his more spectacular tantrums. The poor baby is so thin skinned, he'll need to take breaks in meetings to go and play in the ball pool to get rid of his frustrations; before of course sending out tweets about how much he's been disrespected, and the nasty man should be thrown in prison.

[PB the Deplorable]

The difference here is that people actually lived it, in the sense of having to go down to the local underground station when they heard the air raid siren, not knowing if they had a house to get back to the next morning, or if their soldier husbands were still alive. One of my mother's first memories was of being given a gas mask with Mickey Mouse on it; my father remembered German fighters flying overhead when he was at school. I lived half a mile away from a place where they found an unexploded bomb, and felt the floor shake when they had to have a controlled explosion.

Don't imagine that you could have sat back for WW2 and waited it out. Hitler would have come for you eventually, one way or another, so you were only serving your own self-interest.

And change your bloody name back, it's pissing me off! That goes for all those other idiots who have changed theirs. It gives me a headache.

I'm not sure why this is a ringing endorsement for globalism, or even Socialism

[PB the Deplorable]

And what is always conveniently forgotten, because there's presumably not enough space to type it, is that Farage is the antithesis of what he espouses. He's also a coward. He ran away when he 'won'; because, like Trump, he didn't expect to, and once he did, shit himself...

This is an attack on the messenger, not the message

... Trump, the child trapped in an old man's body will need to have lots of stress balls, Lego bricks and a nanny to calm his more spectacular tantrums. The poor baby is so thin skinned, he'll need to take breaks in meetings to go and play in the ball pool to get rid of his frustrations; before of course sending out tweets about how much he's been disrespected, and the nasty man should be thrown in prison.

I would suggest Trump's doing quite well, and it's his opponents who've been losing their shit. 

But don't let that get in the way of the narrative.

[Yorkshire pud]

Which group controls media, academia, and Hollywood, and thus shapes opinions on all this?

And which elected candidate to POTUS, used that media and TV to get product placement of his brand? Trump rode a wave of publicity that the media were only too happy to provide, because Trump (then) was a novelty candidate, a TV personality who shouted and fired and judged women on their looks. Trump isn't entirely stupid, but he isn't capable of going outside his bubble of needing to be liked, and he cannot stand the idea he may not be and still remain professional.

[CornyCrow]

The difference here is that people actually lived it, in the sense of having to go down to the local underground station when they heard the air raid siren, not knowing if they had a house to get back to the next morning, or if their soldier husbands were still alive. One of my mother's first memories was of being given a gas mask with Mickey Mouse on it; my father remembered German fighters flying overhead when he was at school. I lived half a mile away from a place where they found an unexploded bomb, and felt the floor shake when they had to have a controlled explosion.

Don't imagine that you could have sat back for WW2 and waited it out. Hitler would have come for you eventually, one way or another, so you were only serving your own self-interest.

And change your bloody name back, it's pissing me off! That goes for all those other idiots who have changed theirs. It gives me a headache.

My husband's mother, when young, was found living under building rubble for days, hungry and without her family.   

[SredniVashtar]

I'm not sure why this is a ringing endorsement for globalism, or even Socialism

What happened after WW2? To save you googling it, I'll tell you. The voted out Churchill and brought in a Socialist government, much to your scorn and contempt no doubt, but there you go.

[The King of Kings]

And what is always conveniently forgotten, because there's presumably not enough space to type it, is that Farage is the antithesis of what he espouses. He's also a coward. He ran away when he 'won'; because, like Trump, he didn't expect to, and once he did, shit himself.

I can't tell if you are being a dramatic faggot again, high on muslim and afrikan immigrant cum, but any rational analysis of Nigel Farage stepping down indicates he did so because Britain needed someone who wasn't so polarizing of a figure to lead the Brexit.  That may be too high level intelligence for you to understand, but there are really some great articles explaining it.

Trump, the child trapped in an old man's body will need to have lots of stress balls, Lego bricks and a nanny to calm his more spectacular tantrums. The poor baby is so thin skinned, he'll need to take breaks in meetings to go and play in the ball pool to get rid of his frustrations; before of course sending out tweets about how much he's been disrespected, and the nasty man should be thrown in prison.

Your tears and delusions are glorious.  You feed the entire forum with your sweet sweet tears.

[Yorkshire pud]

This is an attack on the messenger, not the message

And valid. Farage, Gove and Johnson had nothing to back up their message. Nothing. And now the vote is over, its looking more and more likely that the legislation and practical aspects will not be achieved with any degree of success that leaves the UK benefitting. The EU has said many times that unless there is freedom of movement (at the very least), the UK cannot enjoy trade benefits as it does now with the EU.

I would suggest Trump's doing quite well, and it's his opponents who've been losing their shit. 

But don't let that get in the way of the narrative.

Trump isn't proven yet he is doing well other than making self wealth. He currently has 75 lawsuits against him; he had 7000 people sue him for his university scam, and they'll get back less than half what they paid. Oh, and he claimed climate change is a hoax perpetrated by the Chinese...This is your next POTUS.

[Jackstar]

because Drumpf (then) was a novelty candidate,

http://observer.com/2016/10/wikileaks-reveals-dnc-elevated-trump-to-help-clinton/

The memo named Drumpf, Sen. Ted Cruz, and Ben Carson as wanted candidates. “We need to be elevating the Pied Piper candidates so that they are leaders of the pack and tell the press to them seriously,” the memo noted.

You don't get to use the word "because." You're cut off. You demonstrably don't know what you're talking about to an irresponsible degree. Also, your sister owes me money.

[The King of Kings]

And which elected candidate to POTUS, used that media and TV to get product placement of his brand? Trump rode a wave of publicity that the media were only too happy to provide, because Trump (then) was a novelty candidate, a TV personality who shouted and fired and judged women on their looks. Trump isn't entirely stupid, but he isn't capable of going outside his bubble of needing to be liked, and he cannot stand the idea he may not be and still remain professional.

You don't judge a woman's sexual attractiveness based on her looks?

[Yorkshire pud]

I can't tell if you are being a dramatic faggot again, high on muslim and afrikan immigrant cum, but any rational analysis of Nigel Farage stepping down indicates he did so because Britain needed someone who wasn't so polarizing of a figure to lead the Brexit.  That may be too high level intelligence for you to understand, but there are really some great articles explaining it.

Oh bless you.You should be his speech writer. He ran away, as did Gove and Johnson. They hadn't a clue how to impliment a Brexit. I doubt any of them could run a bath.

Your tears and delusions are glorious.  You feed the entire forum with your sweet sweet tears.

But at least you don't disagree with me, so that's a start.