US US Politics General 2 - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

Helpful links for those who need them:

Current members of the House of Representatives
https://www.house.gov/representatives

Current members of the Senate
https://www.senate.gov/senators/

Current members of the US Supreme Court
https://www.supremecourt.gov/about/biographies.aspx

Members of the Trump Administration
https://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/

 

[deleuzeon]

It was less of a physical assault and more of an attempted theft.

Whatever sounds worse in court, I'm good with!

 

[Bindo]

Ross Ulbrich is considering creating a new Silk Road after being discriminated against by Ebay
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Credit card companies are going to shit a brick.

Remember, we only wanted Ross' sentence commuted, but President Trump fully pardoned his ass. So launching a peer-to-peer sales platform, with full-featured, user friendly crypto payment integration is something he is definitely allowed to do...

 

[UnidentifiedFlyingOrchid]

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Inb4 some judge decides "nah, you can do that".

Excellent news!

Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Protects the Integrity of American Elections​

 

[Candlelight Desolation]

White people attempted to teach you math so that you could survive in the white man's world. If you think basic algebra is math with the alphabet then you are hopeless.

>he thinks I'm not Japhetic

Perhaps I've misread some earlier posts, that's on me. Not talking about stuff like "x - 7 = 10, what is x".

Moreso talking about "P(x) = x3 - 7x + 6" you'd see in a high school advanced placement classroom. Some students may be better off in some subjects than others, though I wouldn't be surprised if the lion's share of Americans don't think twice about what looks like a Gamecube cheat code when budgeting or paying a fee.

 

[The Last Stand]

Moreso talking about "P(x) = x3 - 7x + 6" you'd see in a high school advanced placement classroom.

Wouldn't you need to combine 3x and -7x to make P(x) = 6 - 4x, then just divide by 4 on both sides to solve for x?

 

[Candlelight Desolation]

Wouldn't you need to combine 3x and -7x to make P(x) = 6 - 4x, then just divide by 4 on both sides to solve for x?

Ehh, even if it's a relatively "simple" problem, just using it as an example. Just looked for a random example of something more "advanced" than the first one I put in the post and rolled with it.

 

[Dumbledore's Onlyfans]

They were already dejobbing/debanking/de-personing you to begin with. They'd let the rape and murder of you and yours go unpunished and call you a bigot for being mad about it. They have been using the system against you for the better part of twenty years. Try to tell me with a straight face you can approach a libshit that you shared this opinion on this site without them trying to have you strung up.

EXACTLY MY POINT. What's to stop them from just tossing you in CECOT without even making it public? NOTHING. That's why there needs to be some transparency.

The government should let us see who these people who have been sent to CECOT are, and the criteria by which they've been judged "bad people", before it's too late and the OTHER party gets back in office, and gets to decide who the "bad people" are.

I'm pretty sure the people sent to CECOT ARE bad people, but if things were a little more transparent, we'd KNOW they're bad people. And maybe we'd have fewer crying gay barber stories. Maybe if somebody truly got sent there by mistake, there should be a way to commute their sentence from "life in prison" to "deportation back to their shithole country."

I doubt there's been mistakes, but then again, it's the GOVERNMENT. They didn't suddenly become 100% more competent overnight. I'm very reluctant to accept "trust me, bro" from the government no matter WHO is in charge at the time. Because sooner or later, the OTHER guy will be in charge, and they'll be ready to make THEIR enemies pay.

 

[UnidentifiedFlyingOrchid]

This thread is genuinely the only place I trust. Most of the major news headlines show up here way before the MSM picks it up and if something untrustworthy gets posted here it gets called out

 

[Osama Bin Laden]

Ross Ulbrich is considering creating a new Silk Road after being discriminated against by Ebay

they can’t get him for double jeopardy

welcome back mr ross

 

[Dammit Mandrake!]

If you're not a total retard you'll just use one of the sites the IRS recommends to avoid fees, a lot of people don't, and it's all for the sake of telling them what they already know or getting fined and jailed.

Yeah 1040now is extremely easy to use.

To that end, government documents are not that difficult to wrangle. They are simply time consuming. And also a lot of the population are completely helpless.

 

[DickMain]

And maybe we'd have fewer crying gay barber stories.

I get it, but there wouldn't be. They're delusional, and would chalk it up to lies, propaganda, and "muh heccin not-see-isms". They have been so thoroughly conditioned to bend over backwards for every Future Doctor and Gay Barber that they'd ask what app they could leave a tip on after being mugged by them. You could start a national 24/7 stream/broadcast of live deportations and the exact crime they were convicted of complete with the associated court case and they would spin that to being a 'hate crime' or some kind of privacy violation; all because they're brown.

We're at the point where even the trannies are eating each other alive for stepping out of line and merely questioning the party rhetoric; they're beyond help.

 

[Rudolf's Friend]

Apparently Jasmine Crockett is going after Old Hotwheels, and Bluesky is applauding her for it, and giving her a pass for making fun of crippled people since he's a republican.

 

[StudMccool]

link to article

Apparently they have reached a ceasefire

 

[FieldPiece]

Apparently the popularity of it comes from a marketing push and the fact that beans were not rationed like other food items were during World War 2. Say whatever you want about the food but it seems like a culturally "acquired taste" so to speak.

So in other words it's like if people still regularly ate Hoover Stew. Which would still make more sense since Hoover Stew isn't actually that bad, better than Beans On Toast at least.

 

[Delany's Donkey]

No taxation without representation. Our country was founded on that concept. So enjoy paying 100% of the taxes while all the browns and women you've disenfranchised pay nothing.

I want women to be disenfranchised from working and if only the people i described could vote this country would be so based that the browns who can't speak English wouldn't be here to begin with.

 

[VeteranOfTheRetardWars]

Ross Ulbrich is considering creating a new Silk Road after being discriminated against by Ebay
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I think you should take some time off, my nigga.
Just chill. Pick up fishing, just enjoy life a bit, take it easy.

 

[Quiet Guy]

> complains about literacy rates
> gets mildly called out on info sourcing
> doubles down on dumbing down

I don't get it.

...How do you feel about actresses from the 50s?

 

[Dumbledore's Onlyfans]

We're at the point where even the trannies are eating each other alive for stepping out of line and merely questioning the party rhetoric; they're beyond help.

You have a point here. The extreme left is beyond redemption. There's no reasoning with them, because they lead with their emotions rather than any sort of thought process.

I'm more worried about the opinions of the former Obama voters who voted Trump the last three times; I don't want them to change their minds.

I worry about the people who voted for Trump because they just want to be able to feed their kids, keep a roof over their heads, and maybe have a good time once in a while, and thought Trump was more likely to provide these things than Kamala Fucking Harris. These are people who don't pay attention to politics too much, until it affects them personally. That makes them easy to manipulate, and I don't want them manipulated into changing their minds either.

 

[MrJokerRager]

I'm having second thoughts on these mass deportations now being done properly.

I mean a Real Madrid tattoo is a terrorist symbol?

I hate Barcelona and want to see it die.

 

[elite_club]

gosh dang good buddy, you aint in the 21% cause you read that LIKE A BOOK

Genuinely takes great critical thinking skills to extract that more or less exact meaning out of such a rambling history metaphor especially one written by a very "special" poster like myself, well done.

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we live in the "age of the death of truth", if you wanna make a point to the normies you have to speak their language and use their "system"

That’s actually a very good statistic. A financial advisor costs money, spending money on someone to tell you how to use your money is a useless inefficiency, and have no stake in your money. Depending on your bank, they may provide you with access to a financial advisor if your account balances exceeds an amount usually 250k.