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Even if it were explained to someone like Bikergirl4trump that:

(1) Obama was not president when Hurricane Katrina hit, and
(2) that is a picture of Condoleeza Rice

it would have zero effect on her thought process or the conclusions she draws from it. Better to put them all out of their misery.

It's easy to see why Trump attracts so many followers. He appeals to their inability to think.

90%of GOP voters, voted for Trump.

The oddd thing is why are the 10% still rubbing up on them? Sick-O.


Yrs,
Rubato

I've become bereft of late reading the Facebook comments and forum posts (USMessageBoard) and news article comments of Trump supporters. I am gutted by the level of willful ignorance and hatefulness. This must be how good Germans felt as they came to realize the monsters they had lived amongst all their lives.

I really, really want to leave now - I can't take 3 years and however many months, weeks, days are left of him. And I can't bear to see what happens if he IS impeached - I am fearful of the backlash from a heavily armed segment of our society. I'm probably quite safe in this bastion of liberalism - but I can't stand watching it unfolding all around me.

The piece of shit is ending DACA. He's soulless and heartless and beyond cruel.

BoSoxGal wrote:... I really, really want to leave now - I can't take 3 years and however many months, weeks, days are left of him.

No -- don't go. Everyone has a purpose. As for me, I stick around just to piss people off. I enjoy the disappointment expressed when people I know find out I'm still on this side of the sod.

Dying is way too easy... I'm tougher than that.

Oh I didn't mean to suggest a final exit - although I do still wonder what the suicide rate will be over Trump's first year in office.

I'm talking about moving abroad. Preferably someplace where it is difficult to access internet and other media. I'm revisiting my earlier contemplation of a temporary move to Micronesia to practice law or law clerk. I'd love to see that part of the world and have such fantastic snorkeling and scuba diving at my back door. I'd just need to get my health sorted a bit better first - but I did a lot of research on this a couple of years back and I know that the work/life balance in the islands is much more conducive to wellbeing, even for attorneys.

Only thing holding me back would be my diabetic dog, who I love dearly. My cousin & niece really love her too, though . . .

rubato wrote:90%of GOP voters, voted for Trump.

The oddd thing is why are the 10% still rubbing up on them? Sick-O.


Yrs,
Rubato

Say rube, I couldn't help but notice that you still haven't managed to say anything critical about the Scottish scientists in the other thread...

What a surprise...

BoSoxGal wrote:" ... And I can't bear to see what happens if he IS impeached - I am fearful of the backlash from a heavily armed segment of our society. ..."

If you can't beat them
...

Yrs,
Rubato

Lord Jim wrote:

rubato wrote:90%of GOP voters, voted for Trump.

The oddd thing is why are the 10% still rubbing up on them? Sick-O.


Yrs,
Rubato

Say rube, I couldn't help but notice that you still haven't managed to say anything critical about the Scottish scientists in the other thread...

What a surprise...

The Scottish scientists* committed a minor property crime in an area with a great deal of emotional but zero practical concern.

Your Church castrated several people in the nl one of them in retaliation for reporting a rape. Stole > 300,000 babies and sold them for huge sums. Lied to the mothers and caused great psychological harm. Created, nurtured, promoted and spread anti-sémitism causing the holocaust in contemporary times and slaughtered whole communities of Jews for a thousand years. And thousands more truly horrific crimes against humanity and you just change the subject.

I am at a loss to qualify the unintelligence which could lead to treating them as similar in any way. You have somehow swum below the bottom of the lowest depths of stupid.


Yrs rubato
* It is purely speculation that scientists were involved at all while your Church's horror show has been proven.

I subscribe to several online sites that support Trump. Today I got something from "Off The Wire" that had this in the subject line and was also the headline for the story when I clicked on it.:

Stephen Colbert Told A Bogus Lie About Trump’s Visit During Hurricane Harvey


WOW ! ! ! A BOGUS LIE ! ! ! A fake lie. I can only conclude the writer is border line illiterate, or assumes the intended audience is.

I leave it as a problem for the reader to make your own choice.

snailgate.

Burning Petard wrote:... Stephen Colbert Told A Bogus Lie About Trump’s Visit During Hurricane Harvey
WOW ! ! ! A BOGUS LIE ! ! ! A fake lie. I can only conclude the writer is border line illiterate, or assumes the intended audience is... I leave it as a problem for the reader to make your own choice.
snailgate.

A "Bogus Lie?" I think Colbert intimated that zombies were lurking close by while Drumpf spoke. No zombies were found. Check out Colbert bogus lie here... roll the tape. Advance to 1:30 for the start of the bogus lie:

Judge Richard Posner of the Federal 7th District Appeals Court, is retiring. The NY Times has some interesting comments from him today. He was appointed by Ronnie Raygun as a conservative. In time he morphed into something else usually called a pragmatist. He also has put out a huge body of scholarship, both as official opinions, and as books.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/11/us/p ... ement.html

[He has critics.]
Some, he said, simply have a different view of the proper role of the judge. “There is a very strong formalist tradition in the law,” he said, summarizing it as: “Judges are simply applying rules, and the rules come from somewhere else, like the Constitution, and the Constitution is sacred. And statutes, unless they’re unconstitutional, are sacred also.
“A lot of the people who say that are sincere,” he said. “That’s their conception of law. That’s fine.”
He said he had less sympathy for the second camp. “There are others who are just, you know, reactionary beasts,” he said. “They’re reactionary beasts because they want to manipulate the statutes and the Constitution in their own way.”

Fred Reed has his on take on these 'conservatives'(and Democrat polititicians included) on immigration. As usual Fred is more entertaining than a power point presentation from Al Gore.

https://fredoneverything.org/daca-dies- ... uids-safe/

snailgate

that jackass Fred is at it again:

, sometimes as children of thirty-five.

Under the law they had to be below 16 and able to document it.

Geez Fred I'm sorry that you were such a failure that retirement to Mexico was your only option but geez, do a little fact check now and then.

I should try to be nice about him, maybe he had to make a hard choice between a single-wide in Oklahoma or beer.


yrs,
rubato