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EVERYONE is asking Hillary to RUN in 2020. 

Tsk, tsk, I see the serial liar, Cereal Brain is spreading his bullshit once again.  Oh, dearie, dearie, me. 

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it_is_the_light wrote on Nov 21^st, 2019 at 9:11pm:


thats a rippa 

Spot

SerialBrain9 wrote on Nov 21^st, 2019 at 8:44pm:

Dnarever wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2019 at 5:21pm:

You are a caricature of yourself - well done.

it_is_the_light wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2019 at 5:36pm:

Fabulous!!

The Donald IS the COUNTER_CULTURE!!! You can gauge his significance by looking at who is upset by him.

Frank wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2019 at 12:11pm:


Yes inviting foreign nations to influence your nations elections across multiple elections is a nothing burger

Dnarever wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2019 at 6:13pm:




You ARE deranged.

As if the American political system was as vulnerable to manipulations as your mind is.

So the most first world country is third world because it doesnt elect commies.

Got it.

America's  problem - the West's  problem - is too many third wolders have been allowed in and given a say.

Dnarever wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2019 at 8:25pm:

Truth?  You are the truth??

Dnarever wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2019 at 7:55pm:


LOL!

You have to wonder how many paid trolls, there are on Ozpol?

No one could be this stupid otherwise.

From the Guardian - of course.




I’m neither the calmest nor the most anxious person. But as Donald Trump’s presidential victory seems more certain by the minute, I feel sick to my stomach with worry. I hoped to go to sleep on election night knowing Harris had won, and that we were safe. But that is not what was in store for us.

The anxiety I’m feeling right now started months ago. During the lead-up to the 2024 presidential election, my hair began falling out and one of my eyelids started twitching. Classic signs of stress, said a doctor friend. On Halloween, talking with a colleague, I realized that we looked and sounded the way people look and sound outside the intensive care unit, as they wait to learn whether a friend or relative will survive.

Francine Prose is a former president of PEN American Center and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/nov/06/election-anxiety-is-consum...







Sprinty, you there? Phil? Armchair? Meister? Gweggykarnal? Forlorn?

Frank wrote on Nov 8^th, 2024 at 9:37am:


I don't give a crap about Trump winning fat Fwank....As far as I am concerned the further America sink the better off the world will be....I prefer Chinese food anyway!!!

ProudKangaroo wrote on Nov 8^th, 2024 at 10:26am:


Trump will take America back to the isolationist policies of the United States before the advent of Pearl Harbour....America were quite happy to sit out WW2 whilst supplying arms and staying safe whilst the rest of the world dealt with the NAZI threat....The Japanese forced America to join the fight despite it's sympathies for the NAZIS and hatred of the Russians....Trump will suck up to Russia and desert America's allies....Heil Trump and the Fourth Reich!!!

philperth2010 wrote on Nov 8^th, 2024 at 10:32am:



And you base this idiotic prognosis on - what?  A feeling in your waters?

Frank wrote on Nov 8^th, 2024 at 11:18am:


History Fwank...Trump already pulled America out of International treaties in his last term and has already signaled his support for Putin and Russia....What part of history do you dispute Fwanker!!!

Anyone who thinks the Jan 6 rioters at the Capitol deserve to be pardoned suffers from this syndrome in severity.

philperth2010 wrote on Nov 8^th, 2024 at 11:27am:


The Paris Agreement was never a Treaty. It was never signed. It was done by executive order. Just sayin'.

The Bush 2 Administration took up Charlie Wilson's dream of bringing the 20th century to Afghanistan.

Charlie Wilson managed to inspire the Carter and Reagan Administrations to defeat the Soviets in Afghanistan by arming the Mujahadeen, but could not convince the Reagan Administration to rebuild Afghanistan in a 'Western image'.

The Bush 2 Administration took on the idea...

Didn't work.

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The right do not get that:

Yes Trump does have the group of symptoms associated with derangement.

trump understands how people "work"

in 2015 , trump saw that the left were really "picking on " white males.

trump, very cleverly thought

"if i present myself as having all the behaviours the left hate , they will come after me"

trump runs for prez.

the left "up the ante"

trump plays the left.

they increase the rhetoric

every time they attack trump, the millions of young white dudes who would NEVER normally vote, feel that they are being further attacked

trump continues to agitate and stir

the left spiral further out of control

they are going crazy with the trans stuff and the anti family stuff and the anti patriotic stuff as a reaction to trump

now black men and hispanic men feel that the family is under attack and that their religion is under attack

now the wives of white men and the mothers of white men feel their husbands and sons are under attack from the left

trump increases the trolling

the left increase their extreme agenda as a reaction to trump

now the wives and daughters and sons see their daddy who is a working man being crapped on because he isnt university educated and because he is straight and because he goes to church


trump becomes the lightning rod for well over half the country

the more he is attacked the more he gains support

he gets his ear shot and still the left attack him as hitler

his fans continue to skyrocket

the media are desperate to save jo

"Jo is as sharp as he's ever been. Jo is the msartest guy in the room" says the mainstream

Jo goes on a debate and trump lets him hang himself

now the mainstream are disgraced and revealed as liars




trump dernagment syndrome is easy to define

trump trolled the left and they gave him exactly what he wanted

instead of ignoring him, they paid such close attention to him, they made him the most powerful man on the planet

and now the are going to double down on their derangment 

Carl D wrote on Jan 6^th, 2025 at 1:52pm:



has 7 covid vaccines deranged your eyesight 

greggerypeccary wrote on Jan 6^th, 2025 at 2:30pm:


ah no




CEOs rush to bend the knee to Donald Trump
From Silicon Valley to Wall Street, even corporate opponents have been bending over backwards to meet the U.S. president-elect

CEOs of TikTok, Meta, Apple and Google have already gone to Mar-a-Lago and Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos, who's donated to Democrats in the past and whose wife served as an ambassador during the Obama administration, is expected to meet with Trump on Tuesday.

During a press conference Monday, Trump said, “The first term everybody was fighting me. In this term, everybody wants to be my friend. I don't know. My personality changed or something."


Tech leaders are eager to have a seat at the table, especially when the incoming administration sets policy on artificial intelligence. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and AI startup Perplexity are each expected to donate $1 million to Trump's inaugural fund. Amazon and Meta also contributed the same amount.


Founder of Amazon and Blue Sky Jeff Bezos said as much earlier this month when asked about his thoughts on the incoming administration.

“(Trump) seems to have a lot of energy around reducing regulation. And my point of view, if I can help him do that, I’m gonna help him," Bezos said.

On Monday, Trump confirmed Bezos will visit Mar-a-Lago sometime this week.

i think they are showing submission to the alpha 

greggerypeccary wrote on Jan 6^th, 2025 at 4:44pm:



why would he?
he is a heterosexual male with such high status , women are queing up to be with him.

check out the women for trump site on instagram.

the geeky tech guys are not so attractive to women because they are generally beta males

their appearance at mar el lago confirms their status 

aquascoot wrote on Jan 6^th, 2025 at 3:53pm:


You think the baby who spent 4 years crying about an election he lost is an alpha ?

Ho Ho Ho.

He is going to make a fine first lady for Musk's presidency.

greggerypeccary wrote on Jan 6^th, 2025 at 8:36pm:


Mght be the other way around?

But, I doubt it.

Elon Musk depicted as Donald Trump's 'First Lady' Elonia in bizarre memes

"First Lady Elonia"

Good point:



In a time of hyperpartisanship, where “stop Trump at all costs” has become the norm, Fetterman’s laid-back personality and willingness to reach across the aisle are a breath of fresh air.

Relentlessly critiquing every move Trump makes simply because it’s Trump is a losing strategy for Democrats—and for the country.

If Democrats want a shot at winning another presidential election—and actually serving the American people as they claim to do—they need to take a page from the Fetterman playbook: call balls and strikes as they see them, judge Trump’s ideas on their merits, and focus on working together instead of losing their minds over every little thing.
https://x.com/VigilantFox/status/1876856198747631667

Karnal wrote on Jan 9^th, 2025 at 2:36pm:


Not like aquascoot to change his mind, that's for sure.

John Smith wrote on Jan 9^th, 2025 at 3:06pm:


Yes, but the Superior Man is a little bit stable. Direct, reliable, hand on the tiller, steady as she goes.

Like an Israeli tank commander ploughing through the Sinai desert. Fixed upon his objective, never flinching, unwavering in his resolve. What kind of man?

A Superior Man, it is sure. An exemplar to the young, a model for the youth of today. They line up to high-five him as he passes, awestruck by his presence. Not so much a man as a God.

You need to pay attention, JS. He's also a little bit flexible. He changes his plans with the wind. Leftard, retard, it's all good. The "noble Jeff" gets that. He used to be a real old meanie, but he's cool now.

Four dimensional chess, innit.

So how, exactly, do we handle anger? Here is a series of suggestions that Seneca makes in order to help us prevent anger in the first place, as compiled by translator Robert Kaster for his introductory essay to the Univ of Chicago Press edition of On Anger:

(i) Avoid people, activities, and circumstances you know are likely to provoke anger.

(ii) Make your best effort to judge other people’s intentions and act fairly and accurately.

(iii) Consider grounds for excusing other people’s mistakes, if possible.

(iv) Reasonably assess yourself and your own actions. After all, you may be the one at fault.

(v) Use humor, and look at things calmly, in a detached manner.

(vi) Consider the costs of anger.

(vii) Remind yourself that whoever is wronging you actually suffers from their own wrongdoing, because their conscience will be troubled.

(viii) Remember that doing harm to another person is contrary to the fundamentally cooperative nature of humanity.

Seneca also advises us to build a soothing environment around ourselves, for instance by decorating our rooms in colors that help us relax, or by playing music. He says to never engage in important discussions when we’re tired, hungry, or sick, because this interferes with our ability to conduct ourselves reasonably and prosocially.

Frank wrote on Jan 20^th, 2025 at 1:17pm:


Just so, dear boy. I do feel it helps to maintain a safe space. The last thing we want is for you people to feel butthurt and excluded. You add so much to our rich, multicultural tapestry, after all.

Remember, every day, in every way, things keep getting better and better. Say this to yourself each day and you'll be right as rain in no time, you'll see.