stilldropin20 wrote:gtn130 wrote:stilldropin20 wrote:
the normal people that enslaved afican americans for nearly 400 years? or the normal people that dropped 2 massive bombs on civilians in Japan killing nearly 100K people and creating very high cancer rates in the region for decades?
which normal and good people are we talking about exactly? oh the french? the italians!!? the greeks!!?? the aztecs!!? the mayans??i just dont know where to find those "normal" people. still looking though.
let me help. everyone is self serving. accept it for it is the way of the human nature.
Hey SD20, this line of thinking is totally wrong and abhorrent, and on some level you know it. Daddy Trump may choose to equate Nazis with everyone else, but normal, decent people don't do that.
Most of your posts I find hilariously stupid and something I can tolerate, but this one stopped being funny for me. Do better.
SD20 had nothing to do with what any of those groups of people did. nothing. Nor anyone in ww1, ww2 or any conflict anywhere around the world. SD20 has served in the US NAVY and has honorably left the Navy and although opinionated, SD20 is a "peace and love" kinda guy. SD20 dont start no shxt, so there wont be no shxt. But SD20 dont take no shxt either. so stop blaming SD20. Humanity is kinda of sick. It is. and it aint SD20's fault. Looky a here, SD20 he lets me drive his car and wear his clothes from time to time and I can tell you that SD20 sees the sicknesses of humanity for what it is. and since humanity is kinda sick, SD20 understands that being President of the United States is a "dirty job," but somebody has got to do it. Barrack Obama dropped over 2500 drones and the low end estimates are that 2000 causalities both women and children and as many as 8000 on the high end. It takes a "psychopath" to do that kind of job, my friend. And SD20 gets it that Donald trump is not your kind of "psychopath." We allllllllll get it. you dont like him.
oh, and for the record, SD20 does NOT actually think humanity is sick. SD20 thinks that
powerful bankers and the wealthy ruling class is indeed sick and they influence global politicians into "sick" wars and conflicts and sanctions. yeah SD20's eyes are wide open.
Sorry man but you're a total clown. You're literally arguing that Nazis and *everyone else* are the same. Think about what you're saying.
Beyond all that, I couldn't help but laugh that you're still going on about powerful bankers and wealthy elites. Do you have any idea who you voted for?
Read this:
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/10/23/the-danger-of-president-penceDuring the 2016 campaign, Trump characterized the Republican Party’s big spenders as “highly sophisticated killers” whose donations allowed them to control politicians. When he declared his candidacy, he claimed that, because of his real-estate fortune, he did not need support from “rich donors,” and he denounced super pacs, their depositories of unlimited campaign contributions, as “corrupt.” Pence’s political career, though, has been sponsored at almost every turn by the donors whom Trump has assailed. Pence is the inside man of the conservative money machine.
On Election Night, the dissonance between Trump’s populist supporters and Pence’s billionaire sponsors was quietly evident. When Trump gave his acceptance speech, in the ballroom of the Hilton Hotel in midtown Manhattan, he vowed to serve “the forgotten men and women of our country,” and promised to “rebuild our highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, schools, and hospitals.” Upstairs, in a room reserved for Party élites, several of the richest and most conservative donors, all of whom support drastic reductions in government spending, were celebrating. Doug Deason, a Texas businessman and a political donor, recalled to me, “It was amazing. In the V.I.P. reception area, there was an even more V.I.P. room, and I counted at least eight or nine billionaires.”
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat from Rhode Island, who has accused the Kochs of buying undue influence, particularly on environmental policy—Koch Industries has a long history of pollution—is less enthusiastic about their alliance with Pence. “If Pence were to become President for any reason, the government would be run by the Koch brothers—period. He’s been their tool for years,” he said. Bannon is equally alarmed at the prospect of a Pence Presidency. He told me, “I’m concerned he’d be a President that the Kochs would own.”
Let me emphasize that for you again in case you missed it:
“If Pence were to become President for any reason, the government would be run by the Koch brothers—period. He’s been their tool for years,” he said. Bannon is equally alarmed at the prospect of a Pence Presidency. He told me, “I’m concerned he’d be a President that the Kochs would own.”
And for good measure:
Trump began to appoint an extraordinary number of officials with ties to the Kochs and to Pence, especially in positions that affected Koch Industries financially, such as those dealing with regulatory, environmental, and fiscal policy. Short, who a few months earlier had tried to enlist the Kochs to stop Trump, joined the White House as its director of legislative affairs. Scott Pruitt, the militantly anti-regulatory attorney general of Oklahoma, who had been heavily supported by the Kochs, was appointed director of the Environmental Protection Agency. Pruitt, in turn, placed Patrick Traylor, a lawyer for Koch Industries and other fossil-fuel companies, in charge of the E.P.A.’s enforcement of key anti-pollution laws. As the Times has reported, a document called “A Roadmap to Repeal,” written by Koch operatives, has guided the E.P.A.’s reversal of Obama Administration clean-air and climate regulations. Don McGahn, who had done legal work for Freedom Partners, became White House counsel. Betsy DeVos, a billionaire heiress, who had been a major member of the Kochs’ donor network and a supporter of Pence, was named Secretary of Education. The new director of the C.I.A. was Mike Pompeo, the congressman who represented Charles Koch’s district, in Wichita, Kansas; before Pompeo ran for office, the Kochs had invested in his aerospace business. Pompeo, the former transition-team member said, “wasn’t even on Trump’s radar, but he was brought in to meet him and got appointed, like, the next day.” A recent analysis by the Checks & Balances Project found that sixteen high-ranking officials in the Trump White House had ties to the Kochs. The pattern continued among lower-level political appointees, including in Pence’s office, which was stocked with Koch alumni. Pence reportedly consulted with Charles Koch before hiring his speechwriter, Stephen Ford, who previously worked at Freedom Partners.
Senator Whitehouse, the Rhode Island Democrat, believes that the Kochs “will stick one hundred of their own people into the government—and Trump will never notice.”
SD20, this is what you voted for.
