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> “I think Minnesota is behind it,” Mr. Trump said on Friday in response to a reporter’s question about Iran’s possible involvement, What a coward and a traito

> “I think Minnesota is behind it,” Mr. Trump said on Friday in response to a reporter’s question about Iran’s possible involvement, What a coward and a traitor to the American people.

rozal 2mo ago
Context: He said the state was “behind it” because of gross incompetence and that he doesn’t buy the Iran attribution
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baron816 2mo ago
He knows he brought these attacks with his war, but he doesn’t take the blame for anything.
- AnimalMuppet 2mo ago
  Either he knows and doesn't want to take the blame, or he doesn't know. I'm not sure which one is worse.
  - jeroenhd 2mo ago
    He stopped going to security briefings before, maybe he simply doesn't care to know.
- puttycat 2mo ago
  > he brought these attacks with his war I'm no Trump supporter and this war was a big mistake, but justifying a nation poisoning another's civilian water supply is a bit upside down.
  - mplanchard 2mo ago
    Yeah, what could we possibly have done[0] to justify an attack on our water supply? [0]: https://www.commondreams.org/news/iran-water-desalination-plants https://www.commondreams.org/news/iran-water-desalination-pl...
  - throw1234567891 2mo ago
    Ask the people of Flint, Michigan?
  - krapp 2mo ago
    We don't follow "rules" in war anymore, according to "Secretary of War" Pete Hegseth. We show no quarter and take no prisoners, we pursue "maximum lethality, not tepid legality." That's American policy now. The gloves are off, no holds barred, everything and everyone is on the table. So I guess we reap what we sow.
    - iwontberude 2mo ago
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vjvjvjvjghv 2mo ago
It was probably the same (imaginary) people who damaged the lining of the Reflecting Pool. I think we should think about making blatant lies by politicians a crime.
- dylan604 2mo ago
  What's one more crime compared to all of the ones they've already committed?

> “I think Minnesota is behind it,” Mr. Trump said on Friday in response to a reporter’s question about Iran’s possible involvement, What a coward and a traitor to the American people.

rozal 2mo ago

Context: He said the state was “behind it” because of gross incompetence and that he doesn’t buy the Iran attribution

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baron816 2mo ago

He knows he brought these attacks with his war, but he doesn’t take the blame for anything.

AnimalMuppet 2mo ago
Either he knows and doesn't want to take the blame, or he doesn't know. I'm not sure which one is worse.
- jeroenhd 2mo ago
  He stopped going to security briefings before, maybe he simply doesn't care to know.
puttycat 2mo ago
> he brought these attacks with his war I'm no Trump supporter and this war was a big mistake, but justifying a nation poisoning another's civilian water supply is a bit upside down.
- mplanchard 2mo ago
  Yeah, what could we possibly have done[0] to justify an attack on our water supply? [0]: https://www.commondreams.org/news/iran-water-desalination-plants https://www.commondreams.org/news/iran-water-desalination-pl...
- throw1234567891 2mo ago
  Ask the people of Flint, Michigan?
- krapp 2mo ago
  We don't follow "rules" in war anymore, according to "Secretary of War" Pete Hegseth. We show no quarter and take no prisoners, we pursue "maximum lethality, not tepid legality." That's American policy now. The gloves are off, no holds barred, everything and everyone is on the table. So I guess we reap what we sow.
  - iwontberude 2mo ago
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vjvjvjvjghv 2mo ago

It was probably the same (imaginary) people who damaged the lining of the Reflecting Pool. I think we should think about making blatant lies by politicians a crime.

dylan604 2mo ago
What's one more crime compared to all of the ones they've already committed?