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There's no reason for the US to own Greenland except for the hyperfixation of one man. I hate that this is the world we continue to live in.
by Trasmatta 9mo ago
There's no reason for the US to own Greenland except for the hyperfixation of one man. I hate that this is the world we continue to live in.
- alibarber 9mo agoI think he knows the end* is drawing near and he hasn't got long to cement his legacy in painting more of the map in his colours. * 'end' being anything from nature's course, to losing the support of his own inner core as they jostle for succession, upcoming midterms leading to impeachment...
- Trasmatta 9mo agoEvery morning I wake up wondering if it's happened yet, and every morning (so far) I've been disappointed
- DustinEchoes 9mo agoI was glad when the Butler shooter missed. Now I’m not so sure.
- cudgy 9mo agoSo you would prefer Trump be a martyr?
- DustinEchoes 9mo agoTrumps death would have been out of the news cycle within a month, just look at Charlie Kirk.
- shlip 9mo agoWell he's been impeached twice (then acquitted) already, so this one will not really mean the end for him.
- alibarber 9mo agoTrue - but by impeached I meant actually removed from power.
- Tadpole9181 9mo agoConviction requires 2/3 of the Senate. It's not happening.
- cudgy 9mo agoDo you know what impeached means?
- sirbutters 9mo agoDo you? Seems like you're confusing it with conviction.
- komali2 9mo agoOr, he's acting like a man that doesn't have to worry about elections.
- aebtebeten 9mo agoIn my personal life, I've learned the hard way that when people seem to be acting irrational with regard to an iterated game, before ascribing irrationality to them it can be very helpful to examine if they're short timers, acting rationally with regard to a game that won't be iterated.
- cudgy 9mo agolike the CEO of every public company and most politicians