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Online Richard Smith

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1768 on: September 21, 2020, 09:38:02 PM »
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You have made allegations that the President, his supporters. and much of the US government is fascist or using fascist tactics.

They are! Remember those "fine people" armed with automatic weapons who stormed the Capitol in Michigan? How does that fit in your idea of a democracy?

But not the entire US! Like those rioters who are exercising their right to burn and loot.

Strawman! Anybody who riots, burns and loots is not exercising their rights.

So it's just all those you disagree with that are fascists?  Got it.

No, you don't get it at all. Anybody who tries to undermine the Constitution, who uses his Attorney General as his own henchman, etc etc etc and those who openly support that are fascists.

It's apparently fine to use the power of the government to arrest political partisans of Trump.

When they have broken the law and confess to doing so (that's the detail you ignore), yes it's fine to arrest them

Even swarm their homes with a tactical SWAT team in the night. That is justice.

Executing a no knock warrant and killing Breonna Taylor... That's justice to you, right?
Shooting an unarmed guy seven times in the back in front of his kids..... All in a day's work, right?

I would be careful tossing around words like fascism without understanding it.  That kind of baseless and reckless disregard for the term devalues it in those situations where it might one day be applicable. 

We'll find out soon enough, if Trump gets re-elected.

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum quotes the following text ;

First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out —  Because I was not a socialist.

Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out —  Because I was not a trade unionist.

Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out  —  Because I was not a Jew.

Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.


Like when someone tries to pack the supreme court to quash dissenting voices,

As Trump wants to do

or changes the rules of an election to undermine democracy,

As Trump wants to do in so many different ways

or outlaws the ability to go to work, school, or church

To save people from dying from Covid-19? .... That's not what Trump is doing. He couldn't care less just how many die from the virus, as long as he can claim economic recovery.

to create chaos for political purposes

As Trump is doing

but allows abortions and riots.

The law allows abortions! Nobody allows riots!

The truth or facts are only secondary.

You are clueless about what the truth is.... You can't even admit what you really are!

All you can do is whine, like a cry baby.... The extreme right always likes to play the victim. It's pathetic!

So many words.  Let's summarize. 

Trump = Holocaust (incredibly demeaning to those that died and their families).

Abortion = legal but obviously many other "legal" activities like going to work, school, cancer screenings, or church were deemed to entail a safety risk according to the socialists and prohibited.  The point is that there are only certain "legal" activities the dems allowed during the pandemic and they had nothing to do with safety.  They were politically driven to bring as much pain to those that work and go to church (i.e. Trump supporters) as possible for political purposes.  The results demonstrated that shutdowns, if anything, only increased the number of deaths.  NYC is a classic example.

Packing the court = replacing a sitting justice.  Roger/Martin doesn't understand the obvious difference between replacing a justice that has died with increasing the total number of justices to overwhelm dissenting voices (i.e. "court packing" - try looking up FDR if you don't understand why this is dangerous).

Protests and riots are different = not when the dems refuse to allow the police to govern these events, the rioters go unpunished for political reasons, and local governments fail to enforce the laws resulting in the destruction of private property, assaults, and murder.  Peaceful protests become the vehicle for riots.  Ask the folks in Portland, Chicago, and Seattle how these events are benefitting their communities.  Better yet why not visit these socialist utopias yourself and see if you can escape with your life?  No?  You just want to lecture others about their beliefs.  Typical hypocrite.  I can see why Old Joe is your guy.  Can't wait to hear his line of attack against a Catholic nominee to the Supreme Court based on her views on abortion.  Old Joe is a Catholic too.  Right?  So he would presumably share those religious views unless he was a hypocrite.

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
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Offline Martin Weidmann

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1769 on: September 21, 2020, 10:43:24 PM »
So many words.  Let's summarize. 

Trump = Holocaust (incredibly demeaning to those that died and their families).

You are the one making that inflammatory comparision, like the pathetic drama queen you are.

There is a difference between fascism and the holocaust.

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Abortion = legal but obviously many other "legal" activities like going to work, school, cancer screenings, or church were deemed to entail a safety risk according to the socialists and prohibited.  The point is that there are only certain "legal" activities the dems allowed during the pandemic and they had nothing to do with safety.  They were politically driven to bring as much pain to those that work and go to church (i.e. Trump supporters) as possible for political purposes.  The results demonstrated that shutdowns, if anything, only increased the number of deaths.  NYC is a classic example.

but obviously many other "legal" activities like going to work, school, cancer screenings, or church were deemed to entail a safety risk according to the socialists and prohibited.

An absurd and dishonest generalization.

They were politically driven to bring as much pain to those that work and go to church (i.e. Trump supporters) as possible for political purposes.

More whining... So, according to you only Trump supporters go to work and church? Really?.... Just how pathetic are you? The lockdown and covid-19 safety measures affected everybody, but only the right wing Trump supporters whined about their rights being taken away.....never giving a second thought to how their selfish behavior might infringe on the rights of others.

The results demonstrated that shutdowns, if anything, only increased the number of deaths.  NYC is a classic example.

Actually, no they didn't. The lack of decisive action did. The shutdowns did not come soon enough. Highly populated areas were simply overwhelmed by a rapidly spreading virus, which Trump played down for months!. When the shutdowns began a lot of people were already infected, without showing symptoms. And when you put infected people in lockdown with healthy ones, that's when it goes wrong. In Europe there were lockdowns as well and they were not only timely but also limited the possibility of the virus to spread. And for the three months it lasted, nobody complained because the entire population understood the danger and did what needed to be done. 

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Packing the court = replacing a sitting justice.  Roger/Martin doesn't understand the obvious difference between replacing a justice that has died with increasing the total number of justices to overwhelm dissenting voices (i.e. "court packing" - try looking up FDR if you don't understand why this is dangerous).

First of all, there is nothing wrong with replacing a justice who has died, but there is something wrong with refusing to do so in 2016, because it was an election year, as the Republicans did back then, and now doing the opposite. As for the size of the court, there is and never was a fixed number of justices. When the Republicans ignore their own rule from 2016 and rush this appointment through, why should the Democrats, when they get back in power (and they will), not be allowed to reduce the impact of the Republican hypocrisy by adopting countermeasures? Have you forgotten that the Republicans changed the configuration of the court for more than one year, in 2016/2017? But the mere fact that you already are in full panic mode about that possibility is telling.

There is only one reason for rushing this thing and that's the fear of the Republicans that they won't get an opportunity after the election, because they will have lost the Presidency and the Senate majority.

And finally, you really shouldn't be talking about dissenting voices when the right wing appointed justices are already in the majority. Another fine example of playing the victim!

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Protests and riots are different = not when the dems refuse to allow the police to govern these events, the rioters go unpunished for political reasons, and local governments fail to enforce the laws resulting in the destruction of private property, assaults, and murder.  Peaceful protests become the vehicle for riots.  Ask the folks in Portland, Chicago, and Seattle how these events are benefitting their communities.  Better yet why not visit these socialist utopias yourself and see if you can escape with your life?  No?  You just want to lecture others about their beliefs.  Typical hypocrite.  I can see why Old Joe is your guy.  Can't wait to hear his line of attack against a Catholic nominee to the Supreme Court based on her views on abortion.  Old Joe is a Catholic too.  Right?  So he would presumably share those religious views unless he was a hypocrite.

Protests and riots are different

Of course they are. Protest is a legal right (you should be defending that) and riots are a crime.

= not when the dems refuse to allow the police to govern these events, the rioters go unpunished for political reasons, and local governments fail to enforce the laws resulting in the destruction of private property, assaults, and murder.

Where did rioters go unpunished for political reasons and which local government has failed to enfored the law?
Give me one solid verifiable example! I bet you can't...

Peaceful protests become the vehicle for riots.

So, let's do away with peaceful protests?... Is that what you are saying? Taking away people's right to protest is fascism!

Btw.. those guys with automatic weapons that stormed the Capitol in Michigan, was that a peaceful protest?

Better yet why not visit these socialist utopias yourself and see if you can escape with your life?

More hyperbole. It's obvious that you haven't been there yourself and are only repeating the BS Fox News feeds you.

A friend of mine lives in Portland.... the riots are downtown in a one block area. Everywhere else things are normal. The whole thing centers around one building!

You just want to lecture others about their beliefs.  Typical hypocrite.

The one doing the lecturing is you. You have a right to believe what you want. I just don't have to agree with you. You even have a right to be the fascist that you are, but you don't have the right to act like one and infringe on the rights of others.

I can see why Old Joe is your guy.  Can't wait to hear his line of attack against a Catholic nominee to the Supreme Court based on her views on abortion.  Old Joe is a Catholic too.  Right?  So he would presumably share those religious views unless he was a hypocrite.

So, if you are a Catholic you have to be against abortion? Is that what you are saying? Pathetic.... 

You are supporting a guy who had a peaceful protest broken up by Barr's goons so he could hold a bible upside down..... Says it all really...
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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1770 on: September 22, 2020, 04:53:44 AM »
I agree with Richard , yet I am a CT

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1771 on: September 22, 2020, 04:57:46 AM »
Also, I’ve looked at the photos of Trump holding the book and I cannot quite read the words on the spine of the book, but it appears imo to be upright because of the spacing of one title being closer to the top and the lower one being in at the midpoint

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1772 on: September 22, 2020, 11:02:36 AM »
I agree with Richard , yet I am a CT

On what exactly do you agree with Richard?

Blind fanatical admiration for a wannabe dictator who is dividing the country?

Or do you agree with Richard that it's no big deal when a police officer shoots an unarmed man seven times in the back?

Or is it, that it's ok that Trump had Ball to use his stormtroopers to violently attack a peaceful demonstration so he can have a photo opportuninity?

Also, I’ve looked at the photos of Trump holding the book and I cannot quite read the words on the spine of the book, but it appears imo to be upright because of the spacing of one title being closer to the top and the lower one being in at the midpoint

From everything I've written, that's what you want to argue about? Pfffffff

That Barr used his stormtroopers to break up a peaceful protest with extreme violence doesn't concern you, but that Trump was holding the bibble upside down (as he was) that matters to you?

Oh well... Says it all, really
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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1773 on: September 23, 2020, 08:34:46 PM »
Virus cases are reportedly skyrocketing in Europe.  I assume that is Trump's fault.  The idea that Trump somehow failed to take a still unspecified action that resulted in the US having a disproportionate number of virus cases is one of the most outlandish falsehoods in recent history.  The Europeans have done nothing better or that much differently than the US.  Some of those countries have a greater per capita number of cases and most have a greater number of deaths.

Bull.

You're talking out of your azz again, "Richard".  Which European countries have a greater per capita number of cases and  a greater number of deaths than the United States?

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  It is called a pandemic for a reason.  Other countries have either intentionally or unintentionally underreported the number of cases and deaths.

Evidence?

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  Cases and deaths will continue until the Trump vaccine becomes available and even then there will continue to be new cases.

"Trump vaccine".  LOL.  He has nothing to do with the development of a vaccine, just like he has nothing to do with the stock market.

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  Thanks in large part to the dems who are spreading fear of a vaccine for their own political purposes.  Old Joe has no magic wand or plan that will change any of that.  He doesn't even remember there is a pandemic.

Sure.  Joe is the one holding rallies of maskless sycophants.

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1774 on: September 23, 2020, 08:44:36 PM »
The results demonstrated that shutdowns, if anything, only increased the number of deaths.  NYC is a classic example.

Bull, "Richard".  NYC's surge occurred before any shutdowns.  It was shutdowns and masking that got it under control.

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Packing the court = replacing a sitting justice.  Roger/Martin doesn't understand the obvious difference between replacing a justice that has died with increasing the total number of justices to overwhelm dissenting voices (i.e. "court packing" - try looking up FDR if you don't understand why this is dangerous).

It's also dangerous for a party to use their majority status to both delay a Democrat's duly nominated Supreme Court justice and then hypocritically turn around 4 years later and rush a Republican's nominee through.  What's the rush, unless they already know that their boy is going to lose and their majority in the Senate is also doomed.

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Protests and riots are different = not when the dems refuse to allow the police to govern these events, the rioters go unpunished for political reasons, and local governments fail to enforce the laws resulting in the destruction of private property, assaults, and murder.

Nobody's refusing to allow the police to govern these events.  You just like to make up propaganda, don't you?

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I can see why Old Joe is your guy.  Can't wait to hear his line of attack against a Catholic nominee to the Supreme Court based on her views on abortion.

Her decisions should be based on the law, the Constitution, and precedent.  Personal religious views have no place in government.

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1775 on: September 23, 2020, 10:52:52 PM »
I don't engage with Dishonest John but anyone can do a simple Google search to confirm that several European countries have greater deaths per capita than the US.  Belgium, Spain, and UK, for example.  And Europe is in the midst of a surge in cases.  It is a falsehood to suggest that Trump failed to perform some still unspecified act that resulted in a greater number of deaths than in other places.  In fact, the CDC estimated approximately 200k deaths with mitigation.  So Trump has saved approximately 1.8 million lives given that the estimate was around 2 million deaths without mitigation.  It is all the more humorous that Trump is being scolded by Old Joe, "Let Them Eat Ice Cream" Nancy, and Negligent Cuomo.  All of whom downplayed the risks of the virus and encouraged people to go out like normal because they claimed the virus was all a racist hoax.  Untold numbers of Americans would have died has any of those PC numbskulls been in charge.  Nobel Prize nominations, three Supreme Court justices,  hundreds of federal judges and sparing us from President Hillary.  Wow.  Even if Trump loses this election he has done more good than any recent president.  Massive crowds at his events while Old Joe hides in the basement day after day.  And where is Kantala?  She disappeared faster than Amelia Earhart.
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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1775 on: September 23, 2020, 10:52:52 PM »