SadKangaroo wrote on Nov 13^th, 2024 at 12:07pm:

What is it about these c~nts on a politics forum?

They can't be slutted listening to the interview, then make comments on its contents.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Nov 13^th, 2024 at 12:29pm:


Since June 16, 2015, they've learned not to seek out truth but to repeat whatever suits them loudly and persistently, eventually deeming it a “win” once opposition tires.

Frank exemplifies this: he demands proof for claims he dislikes, without checking their basis, then feigns shock when presented with evidence, scrambling for excuses.

"That think you said Trump said, that turns out he DID say, well, It was tongue in cheek..."

Or, he’ll concoct his own “facts”, “It was from a parody account”, with nothing to support it.

It's lazy, both in thought and effort. Small wonder he admires Trump.

SadKangaroo wrote on Nov 13^th, 2024 at 12:07pm:



No you didn't.

In another hilarious and stupidly candid moment with Rogan, Trump ranted about his rambling stream of thought he called 'the weave'.

He'd ranted about it publicly before and told his audience that 'very smart people' had told him how brilliant it was and that it was a skill that very few people could pull off...

It's a testament to how much of a dumbcunt this man really is.

Psychologists would recognise it as something like schizophrenic word salad, while anyone who has hired someone would probably recognise it as a tactic of a prospective to cover for ignorance of the job's skills requirements - just keep talking... the old, 'baffle them with bullshit'.

John Lennon got a kick out of writing nonsense lyrics (his form of 'the weave') and waited for critics and others to try to extract meaning from them.

Lennon's best example of this is the lyrics to 'I am the Walrus'.

The difference between Lennon and Trump is that Lennon actually knew what he was doing and why he was doing it.

Trump can thank god Yankists are also dumbcunts and cheered when the sign to do so lit up.

Frank wrote on Nov 14^th, 2024 at 7:25pm:

What did I lose, Danish poof?

There'll be a lot of popcorn consumed watching Yankist dumbcunts tying themselves into pretzels explaining the dumb c~nt's actions during the next 4 years in office.

As Australia has already committed the US to Australia by paying its protection money to them under the cover of a submarine 'deal', there (hopefully) won't be much Trump will do that negatively affects Australia...

But with the suggestion that Matt Gaetz may be the US Attorney General, having conveniently resigned from Congress just 2 days before a report into allegations of his child sexual abuse and child trafficking was to be tabled (now set aside), the 4 years that Trump is president will be a 'bumpy ride'.

Although some are suggesting that Gaetz will not be appointed and this was Trump's way of giving Gaetz an 'honourable' reason for resigning.

Kick back and enjoy, Australians, so long as we've paid our protection money, and promised more till at least 2040, over the next 4 years, the Yankists will give us entertainment beyond anything Hollywood could dream up.

That's the one advantage of our prostitution to the US... We get to sit back, with a booming economy, and watch our 'sugar daddy' f~ck themselves up with the weird sh!t.

It's why we're so terrified of becoming a republic... Having to make unilateral decisions that don't include references to other allegiances.

Wait till the autistic SAFA running his DOGE (same name as his crypto he named after his dog). tries to cut spending of the Industrial-Military-Congressional complex

Not possible without protection shakedown rackets like Australia's.