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So Trump destroyed the hard-earned 80-year history of the United States for strength and stability for what exactly?
by xnx 2y ago
So Trump destroyed the hard-earned 80-year history of the United States for strength and stability for what exactly?
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- thuanao 2y agoBecause he can, and because "owning the libs" is the whole modus operandi of the Republican Party that put him there. Seems obvious to me that the reason Trump uses tariffs is simply because that's the only tool available to him to exert his power. Tariffs let him wave his dick around. Cutting taxes requires passing legislation. Raising other taxes requires passing legislation.
- java-man 2y ago... and because 75,000,000 voters approved it. I fear what's coming next.
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- HarHarVeryFunny 2y agoCould be (a bit) worse. Lyndon Johnson named his dick "jumbo", and on occasion would take it out in front of journalists etc.
- __MatrixMan__ 2y agoWould that be worse? Compared to drastically increasing the number of people who are able to afford to put food on the table, that's downright whimsical.
- __MatrixMan__ 2y agoI assume it was part of the deal he made to get elected: Take the US out of the game internationally, and you can be in charge of whatever's left over. Nothing else adequately describes his actions.
- McDyver 2y agoApparently, for insider trading
- alabastervlog 2y agoImagine being able to trade, knowing what he was about to say. On margin. Both the ups, and the downs (short trades). Imagine being able to make it an open secret that if someone pays you and publicly kisses your ass a little, you'll send some of those advance hints their way. Imagine how much money you could make in a matter of weeks.
- HarHarVeryFunny 2y agoApparently he's been bragging today that world leaders are "kissing his ass", which seems to be just as likely to be his motivation as anything else. He's also planning a $100M military parade in DC, apparently on his birthday (although he denies that point). He's a wannabe dictator - seems same motivation for Greenland, Panana, Canada (51st state), maybe also strikes on Houthi.
- daxfohl 2y agoAt least we got the Gulf of America. The only question now is, now that we've alienated our allies, shown our unwillingness to cooperate on anything, demonstrated our inability to back up our show of strength, openly laid out our lack of solidarity, and established our irrationality and volatility to the world, how long will it take China to decide to waltz a few battleships into Hawaii and claim the Pacific as the Gulf of China.
- paganel 2y ago> He's also planning a $100M military parade in DC, apparently on his birthday (although he denies that point). This would be straight Roman Emperor stuff.
- peterfirefly 2y agoWithout the slave reminding him of his mortality.
- HarHarVeryFunny 2y agoYeah, it's so dumb that it's kinda funny, even if he's wasting $100M on it. Makes me think of Woody Allen in "Bananas". Maybe Trump will play dress-up as general too? Would a fake Castro beard be too much to ask ?
- xnx 2y agoMore Kim Jong-Il/Un than Julius Caesar.
- arandomusername 2y ago
- tim333 2y agoI seem to remember the previous Trump term being a bit nuts too.
- seanmcdirmid 2y agoAre we really going to not consider Trump really being a Russian Asset and this is just WAI (destroy America's credibility) as far as he is concerned? What else even makes sense at this point?
- arandomusername 2y agoTrump being a Russian asset is so tiring and wildly invalid. He's threatening Iran because he's a Russian asset right? Bombing Houthis too? No, someone else benefits from those, maybe he's an asset of that country?