Trump Needs to Step Aside

[Kishkumen]

He was wearing merch from this site.

Yeah. That probably means nothing, except he knows a cool tee when he sees one.

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

Back on track with Trump’s lack of judgement.



A man who hangs out with pedos? The GOP must distance themselves from him lest they become the “groomers” by association.

- Doc

[Kishkumen]

Back on track with Trump’s lack of judgement.

A man who hangs out with pedos? The GOP must distance themselves from him lest they become the “groomers” by association.

- Doc

I thought the fact that he wants to have sex with his own daughter was appalling enough.

On the speculative side, his track record for hanging out with pedos is definitely disturbing. My guess is that he probably raped a teenager with the help of Epstein. I wouldn't be surprised if the Russians were using this information to manipulate him. All of this can't be proved, of course, and it is not necessary to consider when deciding not to vote for the man.

[Binger]

Back on track with Trump’s lack of judgement.

A man who hangs out with pedos? The GOP must distance themselves from him lest they become the “groomers” by association.

- Doc

I thought the fact that he wants to have sex with his own daughter was appalling enough.

On the speculative side, his track record for hanging out with pedos is definitely disturbing. My guess is that he probably raped a teenager with the help of Epstein. I wouldn't be surprised if the Russians were using this information to manipulate him. All of this can't be proved, of course, and it is not necessary to consider when deciding not to vote for the man.

Now this is exactly what we need. More, more and more more more and all the more. More of this.

This is going to swing so many undecided and independent feelings for Biden, especially in the suburbs and the cities and in the rural areas especially too.

[ceeboo]

My guess is that he probably raped a teenager with the help of Epstein.

I expect these types of posts from some on this board - I do not expect them from you, kish.

For what it's worth, I wanted you to know that.

[Kishkumen]

I expect these types of posts from some on this board - I do not expect them from you, kish.

For what it's worth, I wanted you to know that.

OK. I guess I am not allowed to suspect that Trump raped a teenager with the help of Epstein. If it is any consolation to you, I suspect the same might be possibly true of Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, Prince Andrew, and Alan Dershowitz. I don't think it is safe to conclude that it did happen in any of these cases, but I certainly do consider it a possibility. Trump's track record of saying icky things about his daughter, walking in on undressed beauty pageant teenagers, and the like (I know you reject the civil judgment against him for raping E. Jean Carroll) does not decrease the possibility in my mind, that's for sure.

So, tell me, you seem to be very sensitive about allegations against Trump. Is there any reason I should give Trump special immunity from my suspicion whereas I may freely suspect Bill Clinton or Prince Andrew of the same? Is Trump effectively sacrosanct because of his political support?

This reminds me of how the members of the Second Triumvirate framed the reasons for the political murders they engaged in to raise money to fight Caesar's assassins:

Let no one who sees what both Caesar and ourselves have suffered consider our action [my comment: murdering fellow citizens and stealing their property] unjust, cruel, or immoderate. Although Caesar was clothed with supreme power, although he was pontifex maximus, although he had overthrown and added to our sway the nations most formidable to the Romans, although he was the first man to attempt the untried sea beyond the pillars of Hercules and was the discoverer of a country hitherto unknown to the Romans, this man was slain in the midst of the senate-house, which is designated as sacred, under the eyes of the gods, with twenty-three dastardly wounds, by men whom he had taken prisoners in war and spared, while some of them he had named as co-heirs of his wealth. After this execrable crime, instead of arresting the guilty wretches, the rest sent them forth as commanders and governors, in which capacity they seized upon the public money, with which they are collecting an army against us and are seeking reinforcements from barbarians ever hostile to Roman rule.

The little detail that Caesar had been effectively declared dictator for life is conveniently omitted from this description because, you know, that might make the assassins' actions look less the deeds of unhinged, wicked men and more the justifiable acts of those who were defending the Republic from autocracy. The propagandistic ploy here is to make the dear leader sacrosanct by definition. It is a wonderful way to protect the triumvirs and their followers from the consequences of their illegal actions, which in this case would be executing Roman citizens without trial and stealing their property.

[Binger]

I expect these types of posts from some on this board - I do not expect them from you, kish.

For what it's worth, I wanted you to know that.

OK. I guess I am not allowed to suspect that Trump raped a teenager with the help of Epstein. If it is any consolation to you, I suspect the same might be possibly true of Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, Prince Andrew, and Alan Dershowitz. I don't think it is safe to conclude that it did happen in any of these cases, but I certainly do consider it a possibility. Trump's track record of saying icky things about his daughter, walking in on undressed beauty pageant teenagers, and the like (I know you reject the civil judgment against him for raping E. Jean Carroll) does not decrease the possibility in my mind, that's for sure.

So, tell me, you seem to be very sensitive about allegations against Trump. Is there any reason I should give Trump special immunity from my suspicion whereas I may freely suspect Bill Clinton or Prince Andrew of the same? Is Trump effectively sacrosanct because of his political support?

This reminds me of how the members of the Second Triumvirate framed the reasons for the political murders they engaged in to raise money to fight Caesar's assassins:

Let no one who sees what both Caesar and ourselves have suffered consider our action [my comment: murdering fellow citizens and stealing their property] unjust, cruel, or immoderate. Although Caesar was clothed with supreme power, although he was pontifex maximus, although he had overthrown and added to our sway the nations most formidable to the Romans, although he was the first man to attempt the untried sea beyond the pillars of Hercules and was the discoverer of a country hitherto unknown to the Romans, this man was slain in the midst of the senate-house, which is designated as sacred, under the eyes of the gods, with twenty-three dastardly wounds, by men whom he had taken prisoners in war and spared, while some of them he had named as co-heirs of his wealth. After this execrable crime, instead of arresting the guilty wretches, the rest sent them forth as commanders and governors, in which capacity they seized upon the public money, with which they are collecting an army against us and are seeking reinforcements from barbarians ever hostile to Roman rule.

The little detail that Caesar had been effectively declared dictator for life is conveniently omitted from this description because, you know, that might make the assassins' actions look less the deeds of unhinged, wicked men and more the justifiable acts of those who were defending the Republic from autocracy. The propagandistic ploy here is to make the dear leader sacrosanct by definition. It is a wonderful way to protect him and his followers from the consequences of their illegal actions, which in this case would be executing Roman citizens without trial and stealing their property.

ok

[ceeboo]

So, tell me, you seem to be very sensitive about allegations against Trump.

It has nothing to do with Trump or my sensitivities.

It has to do with adults being responsible. It has to do with people that respect each other holding each other accountable. It has to do with having the confidence that it's okay and worth calling out someone you like if/when you believe it's warranted. I would hope (if you respect me and think fondly of me) that you would have called me out if our positions were reversed.

To be clear - I would have said nothing to many people here if they posted that. I said something to you because it was you.

Is there any reason I should give Trump special immunity from my suspicion whereas I may freely suspect Bill Clinton or Prince Andrew of the same? Is Trump effectively sacrosanct because of his political support?

You didn't post "My guess is that Clinton raped a teenage girl" - If you would have, I would have most likely posted a similar reply

You didn't post "My guess is that PA raped a teenage girl" - If you would have, I would have most likely posted a similar reply

Raping a teenage girl is a really big accusation. I big thing. Yes, I have read the rumors and understand that it certainly may be true. What if it's not true? Given the accusation, caution is the wise move. Unless there is proof, I do not think it's appropriate to make such guesses.

If you don't want to call you out for these types of things in the future, just say the word and it will never happen again.

[hauslern]

Thoughts of Donald Trump:

• 'My fingers are long and beautiful, as, it has been well documented, are various other parts of my body.'
• 'I think the only difference between me and other candidates is that I'm more honest and my women are more beautiful.'
• 'All of the women on The Apprentice flirted with me - consciously or unconsciously. That's to be expected.'
• 'I've said if Ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps I'd be dating her.'
• 'A person who is very flat-chested is very hard to be a 10.'
• 'You know, it really doesn't matter what the media write as long as you've got a young, and beautiful, piece of ass.'
• 'Number one, I have great respect for women. I was the one that really broke the glass ceiling on behalf of women, more than anybody in the construction industry. My relationship, I think, is going to end up being very good with women.'
• 'Just arrived in Scotland. Place is going wild over the vote. They took their country back, just like we will take America back. No games!' (the day after the Brexit vote)
• 'It's freezing and snowing in New York – we need global warming!'
• 'The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make US manufacturing non-competitive.'
• 'By the way, I have great respect for China. I have many Chinese friends. They live in my buildings all over the place.'
• 'I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn't lose any voters, OK? It's, like, incredible.'
• 'I do know what to do and I would know how to bring Isil to the table or, beyond that, defeat Isil very quickly. And I'm not gonna tell you what it is.'
• 'An "extremely credible source" has called my office and told me that Barack Obama's birth certificate is a fraud.'
• 'And did you notice that baby was crying through half of the speech and I didn't get angry? Not once. Did you notice that? That baby was driving me crazy. I didn't get angry once because I didn't want to insult the parents for not taking the kid out of the room!'
• "Something very important, and indeed society-changing, may come out of the Ebola epidemic that will be a very good thing: NO SHAKING HANDS!'
• 'The worst thing a man can do is go bald. Never let yourself go bald.'
https://www.tatler.com/article/donald-t ... rst-quotes

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

Well, chalk up another win for the globalists. The Peter Thiel-funded Senator from Ohio, JD Vance, was picked by Trump to be his wingman. Sigh..

- Doc