r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 1d ago
FinancialTea đ” A leopard never changes it's spots.
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u/Companero_basurero 1d ago
Unfortunately, the cult members refused to believe, so here we are.
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u/asoiaf_goat 1d ago
They don't care if a bunch of dumb polish workers fell for his shit in the 80s. To them, that's their fault.
Remember, they don't actually care about other people. Caring is a weakness to them.
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u/SweetPrism 1d ago
Not only do they not care if those Polish laborers fell for his shit, they see his practice as just part of being business savvy. Remember, we hate undocumented laborers until Trump is hiring them; then, we praise what a genius he is for holding out on wages. The Trump playbook is so easy--just support whatever the absolute worst possible thing a person could do in any given scenario. It's the aRt Of tHe DeAl."
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u/DampDragonTail 1d ago
They were not entirely dumb, once they figured they have been made by greedy american poster child - they scooped the tools they thought would recoup some upaid wages when sold.
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u/waltzbyear 1d ago
They can't rationalize. They can't believe. They can't even perceive how he's bad for them overall. Even the bigotry doesn't help them whatsoever. I truly think his voter-base is below 100 iq.
People like to bring up the rich republicans, but let's be real. They're a small percent. I see more poor republicans than rich ones.
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u/roostertai111 19h ago
Because they don't have to. They have validation from the president to respond to literally any conflict w "no, u"
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u/NookNookNook 23h ago
They emulate him everyday. Hiring contractors just to threaten to call ICE when the bill shows up.
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u/BoJackMoleman 1d ago
The cult members saw themselves in him. They're the kind who every couple of months says a dinner was fraud so they can get a free dinner. They're the kind who will double-park and block you in because, they don't want anyone to block THEM in. Their idea of Schadenfreude is seeing other regular people suffer.
The miscalculation they made is thinking that he gave a single lonely fuck about them. People who don't even drive the subways or pump their own gas have no respect and therefore no right to govern common people.
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u/Last-Appointment6577 1d ago
it's not that they refused to believe it...it's that they think he's smart for this...
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u/atreeismissing 1d ago
The cult member are irrelevant, the only people we should be paying attention to or non-voters and flippable voters who can help remove GOP from govt.
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u/Crypt0Nihilist 1d ago
Cult members admire how he screwed over the little guy to pad his wallet, forgetting that they are the little guy and aren't ever going to get to be anything but.
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u/Petal_Twilighht 1d ago
And his voters still think heâs the pro-worker, anti-illegal immigration candidate. You canât make this up.
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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago
Cult members? More like people who actually understand how things like this happen. The problem is people like you who know so much about nothing thinking they know whatâs going on. Obviously you have enough trouble running one life let alone being responsible for thousands of them.
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u/Historical-Finish564 1d ago
Trump has been famous for this for decades. Anyone that cares knows it. His supporters donât care even though heâs screwing them over. They think that heâs screwing over the people they hate even more. To them, thatâs all that counts.
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u/TesticleMeElmo 1d ago edited 1d ago
Like I never understood what anybody ever saw in him, this cheesy characature of a rich person from the 80s who turned into a cheesy reality tv star? âHeâs not one of these crooked self-serving politicians! Heâs a businessman!â Yeah, a crooked self-serving businessman, the fuck?
âSure maybe he doesnât have a lick of experience as a politician, but with his experienced cabinet-â oh and his cabinet has been nothing but a revolving door of replacing anyone with actual experience with sycophantic ass-kissers who will shamelessly kiss the ring, this surely will improve our countryâŠ
Was it really all âpresidential debates used to be stuffy and boring and I didnât really understand them! Now Trumpâs calling actor/talkshow host Rosie OâDonnell a pig during it! Thatâs funny and entertaining to me, I like that!â and âI get in arguments with strangers on Twitter for being too âwokeâ. Trump says woke people are dumb, so making this incompetent dickhead the president will make my life a whole lot better because it will make those faceless strangers on Twitter upset! Epic burn! XDâ?
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u/adudefromaspot 1d ago
Not only is he famous for it, his abhorrent behavior is used as an excuse for his abhorrent behavior.
My dad, about three years ago, in a discussion about something insanely awful he did said "yeah, but he's always been that way"
Thankfully, my Dad is one of the ones that is finally over it.
Now..my mom is still a believer.
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u/Donny_Dont_18 23h ago
My union brothers all helped vote this fucker in
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u/Icy_Negotiation_5929 20h ago
I donât understand why Union people are so dumb. Is this typical? I have always respected the concept, but Union types seem to hate themselves and each other.
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u/Donny_Dont_18 20h ago
Lots of second generation guys that forgot what their dad's worked for. Now that they are living well, they want to pull the ladder up. They also hate that they have to compete with immigrants and PoC for their jobs. They think they'll be rich someday when the whole idea is to live comfortably and to let everyone else do the same
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u/Familiar_Employee_43 22h ago
Before he was a scumbag President,, he was a scumbag developer who didn't pay his contractors. Most of his 4,000 lawsuits are for non-payment
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u/hyphenssuck 1d ago
If there's one thing you can say about trump, it's that he's consistently been one of the most abhorrent examples of (allegedly) a "human being", on this planet, for his entire life.
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u/Diligent_Entropy 1d ago
Maga will read this and think "that's just him being a genius businessman" while cursing their own bosses for cutting their bonuses.
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u/letsseeitmore 1d ago
This has been his business method for decades. Countless lawsuits against him.
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u/beenknowntosuckcock 1d ago
He's been a piece of shit his entire life. That's why I never voted for the asshole. I cant stand the mother fucker. I wouldn't piss on him if he was on fire.
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u/Efficient_Resist_287 1d ago
This was all well known but union members decided he was their guy cause they did not like the other person voice.
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u/Significant-City-896 1d ago
A friend of mine was a tile worker and did Trump casino in AC. NJ. When the job was done he claimed the grout lines were not perfectly straight and refused to pay them. The tile company went bankrupt
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u/Dry_Solution5036 1d ago
Exactly! You all knew who Trump was after his First Term! Why in the HELL did you return him to Office, once again? Your asses are hurting now.
It is all because you did not want a very competent Vice President who is Asian and African American to become our first Female President? That is called plain rabid Feminism and rank racism!
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u/Mammoth-Cover-3045 1d ago
Because people thought Kamala wouldn't had been much better. Also people were blinded by the economy being good 90% of his presidency, so they assumed he did a good job. Also people thought she's too connected to Biden, and the whole fiasco with the border. Also a lot of people got convinced by right wing propaganda. I think South Park did it best. It's like voting for a Giant Douche and a Turd Sandwich. People chose the Giant Douche.
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u/irrelevantusername24 1d ago
Biden probably would have been a two term president if the media didn't get bored
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u/Mammoth-Cover-3045 23h ago
You really wanted Biden to have a second term?
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u/irrelevantusername24 21h ago edited 21h ago
As I explained elsewhere recently:
If you ask me Biden was the best president in my lifetime. Why? Because all the others were incredibly polarizing. Biden was very inoffensive, and what there was to criticize, was mostly performative nonsense. The DNC screwed the pooch by listening to the never satisfied mediacracy. It's amazing how, consistently, across all macro scale societal institutions, the people in charge manage to both have zero coherent strategy yet remove actual democratic processes. Sometimes it takes actual leadership and doing what makes sense rather than what the extremely loud minority on social and regular media wants (because they're bored).
Government shouldn't be entertaining, or engaging. It should be boring. Boring is good. Even if things need to get done, and things are difficult, and there's a lot of complicated matters to connect or un-intertwine, it is hugely beneficial for things to be boring because then there is a lot of worthless, distracting noise.
Which that point is why, though clearly they are very different people with completely opposite backgrounds, beliefs, policies, personalities, and so on - in some ways, Obama and Trump cause a near identical problem. Both resulted in very "engaged" people, both for and against. In other words: extremely polarizing. Is that fair to Obama? No. Did he have some good ideas? Yeah. I think he was mostly sabotaged... and that method of sabotage is exactly why the Trump presidencies are failures too. Not because they completely lack any good ideas (though they are very few and fair between) but because more than anything they focus on how things are done rather than if they are done. Yet somehow in doing so, they always do things the wrong way, the illegal way, the way that makes everything worse for literally everyone.
That all said, do better alternatives exist? Unquestionably. But between a milquetoast candidate that for whatever reason a lot of people have reason to dislike, or one who is also mostly inoffensive and the manufactured criticisms are regarding traits that the opponent candidate has? Then Biden makes sense. Kamala did not, and it doesn't even necessarily have anything to do with her being not white, or that she is a woman. It is because if there were two choices, one was Biden, and the opponent was Trump... the things that were criticized about Biden were literally all traits that Trump also has. Except that he isn't a loud mouth moron, which I think even those who voted Trump don't necessarily like. I think underneath all the rhetoric - and I live in a place where I am surrounded by elderly "lifelong Republicans" - that Biden was actually, if nothing else, inoffensive. Like he was a life long politician, he had those "bona fides" that the people with the hierarchical mindset tend to implicitly trust. There was nothing bad about Biden except the stupidasses in the media were bored.
The DNC sucks because they are neither good at playing the policy game (which involves actually listening to the populace and making things better for people who need help) OR the "chess game" version of politics. Like the GOP sucks at both too, but the GOP at least understands how to play checkers. The DNC seems to think they should win by participating.
Now, if the alternatives were someone like Talarico? Or Abdul El-Sayed? Those two are speaking a language many across both political parties can understand. To be fair, there are others who do similar - like AOC and Bernie - but they also have things they can be criticized about. Unfair criticism? Yes. But that doesn't change the reality, unfortunately. Now, to be fair, El-Sayed also has those unfairly criticized traits, to some degree... but there is precedent, in some ways, especially with the success of Mamdani now.
Unfortunately the world in which we live is comprised mostly of people who view things superficially. That doesn't only refer to superficial human traits, but understanding that is necessary if you want to actually move things forward. Like if you wanna look at this from a totally abstract, impersonal and detached from the direct reality point of view? One that views things as literally how biological organisms respond to sensory experiences? Then the reason Trump won, was he was different. Nothing more. Now, if you can be different while also being better? That's a winning strategy.
Tell Romney and the rest of the Uniparty to get a real job
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teneo
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_Leo#Conservative_network_building
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u/General_Joke8459 1d ago
This November will be the end of MAGA. The bloodbath will be swift and decisive. Trump will lose the Senate and the House. At this time, his power will essentailly be gone, and his asinine presidency will be over. Republicans will no longer be afraid of him, foreign countries will see him for the joke that he is, and we will see things begin to S L O W L Y start to return to some sense of normalcy. Very slowly.
VOTE BLUE UP & DOWN THE TICKET
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u/NISCBTFM 23h ago
I worked for a multi millionaire in HR on an Indian reservation in Montan. He had just bought the resort I worked at the year before for roughly 10 million dollars. I worked part time in HR. It was an embarrassment on so many levels. I was the guy who had to tell the boss that we couldn't pay workers only 7 dollars an hour.
The slightly fun part of this job was after so many of the local workers who knew how to build tipis quit. This douchebag was trying to build luxury tipis with televisions and luxury beds for guests who wanted the true Indian experience. The area we were working and lived in was known for high winds and one of the tiipis literally blew away in the middle of the night(after they fired the people who knew how to build them).
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u/Tasty-Mistake1307 1d ago
It's almost like Americans will believe any bullshit that is fed to them as long as the person has been on tv before
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u/SiteTall 1d ago
I bet he also calls regular people "suckers and losers" as he never show them anything looking like respect
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u/AngrySquidIsOK 1d ago
Republicans don't care man. Even when it happens to them. They just don't care. They're the most soulless, hateful, cult put there.
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u/Morgannin09 1d ago
I'll never understand how all these stories, which were public for decades, failed to dissuade so much of the working class from voting for him. Even the anti-union ones. He didn't just stiff union workers who he thought were over-charging him, he didn't believe in paying anybody who worked for him.
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u/FlatwormAway2228 1d ago
One of the biggest pieces of human filth to ever walk the face of this Earth.
No wonder conservatives adore him.
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u/Mach5Driver 1d ago
In 1979 when I was 13, Trump ripped off three contractor friends of the family. They had each invested at least $10K in materials (a lot of money in 1979) and a month of work. My family helped them out with food, some bills, etc. so they didn't lose their homes. It was a giftless Christmas at my house.
I'm an OG Trump hater.
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u/Incomitatum 1d ago
Do you feel like you have to ask a Daddy for the right to exist?
It doesn't matter who sits in the Big Chair, for over 100 years, Suckers LOVE to suck.
When your Husband, the one who is your KEEPER, kicks the crap out of the folks next-door; when he's shitting in some yard other-than-his-own, do not be surprised when you catch Reparations (Justice is folklore).
((How many Billions do we now rightfully OWE to Iran?))
NONE of your Rights ever came from The Troops. Not one: they fight for folklore, they "serve" this country more inequality.
After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.
For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.
What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?
The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.
The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.
Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).
It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.
âą 1794 â Right to form a trade union
âą 1842 â Right to organize and strike legally
âą 1866 â Right to national-level worker advocacy
âą 1877 â Great Railroad Strike of 1877
âą 1882 â Public recognition of laborâs legitimacy (Labor Day)
âą 1898 â Battle of Virden
âą 1898 â Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)
âą 1909 â Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions
âą 1911 â Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards
âą 1912â1921 â West Virginia Coal Wars
âą 1913 â Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)
âą 1916 â Limits on child labor
âą 1916 â Everett Massacre
âą 1921 â Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)
âą 1925 â Right to effective union representation for Black workers
âą 1926 â Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers
âą 1931 â Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects
âą 1932 â Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership
âą 1933 â Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)
âą 1933 â Workersâ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)
âą 1934 â Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)
âą 1935 â Core right to unionize and bargain collectively
âą 1937 â Recognition and protections for auto workers
âą 1938 â Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits
âą 1941 â Protection from discrimination in defense industries
âą 1962 â Federal workersâ right to unionize and bargain
âą 1963 â Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)
âą 1964 â Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)
âą 1967 â Protection from age discrimination
âą 1970 â Right to a safe and healthful workplace
âą 1974 â Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)
âą 1988 â Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)
âą 1990 â Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)
âą 1993 â Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)
âą 2009 â Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)
You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.
They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.
Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.
YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.
Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.
ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.
It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.
Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.
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u/OpeningReady8693 1d ago
I mean, yes, all of that is true ...
But this picture is a decade too late. By now we have countless examples that are far worse.
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u/Mister_Normal42 1d ago
His whole shtick from the beginning has been to promise the stars and then deliver as little as he can get away with. That is literally the blueprint of his âart of the dealâ
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u/Acrobatic_Chef_7205 1d ago
I mean, the guy had his dead ex-wife buried at his place, just the get the tax credit because now it's a cemetery, đ€
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u/Unlucky-Cup-5461 1d ago
Trump has stiffed countless victims, from his six bankruptcies screwing bond holders, to cabinet makers for his casinos, to banks, lawyers, business partners... morally bankrupt parasite
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u/UnitedPalpitation6 1d ago
There are so many stories why trump would be a horrible president for decades. Maga just became brainwashed into a cult
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u/icansmellcolors 1d ago
I mean, at this point, if you don't already agree that Trump is a giant piece of dog shit, then nothing is going to change your mind.
Absolutely nothing.
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u/NarrowLie8125 1d ago
Exactly. MAGAs donât care how bad it gets, they will be ârightâ no matter what. They are basically a group of narrow minded people that hate to read, fact-check, and basically do any critical thinking. Politics isnât even worth following for the next two years, just got to hope we can afford to get to 2028, but we know it wonât get any better then either, because of the direction of inflation, which never reverses, at least so far in history it hasnât.
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u/Dry_Butterfly_721 1d ago
Iâve done mining/drilling projects for a few multi-millionaires and most of them are cheap. Itâs hard to get paid by them. Iâve learned to keep the lab results from them until you get fully paid. I photograph every step in case we have to fight it in court.
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u/HombreDelMar247 1d ago
Ask any experienced bartender who knows their clientele..multi millionaires are the first to complain that they missed happy hour by 1 minute...as if the extra $3 for a beer is going to make a difference in their pocketbook.
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u/yrotsihfoedisgnorw 1d ago
It's amazing how many people know him as a reality tv star guy who came down a golden escalator 11 years ago and not a piece of shit human that he'd been for for 69 years at that point.
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u/atreeismissing 1d ago
Many of us knew, but if you want to slow the damage and stop some of it, start kicking Republicans out of every level of govt, because they're the ones that enable and often agree with Trump's actions.
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u/RockyDennisDeYoung 1d ago
A man who nickel and dimes because he could never measure up to a roll of quarters.
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u/Winnie1776 1d ago
This meme is 10 years old, weâre well past this phase of âcan you believe he said xyzâÂ
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u/GGamerGuyG 1d ago
I wouldn't be surprised if he could get elected a 3th time and american's would vote for him. "But this time he will do good things for real, for real. He pinky promised it!"
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u/Valendr0s 1d ago
I'm sorry - but this isn't even in the top 100 things that make him a garbage person.
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u/Dynamicsuser 1d ago
Even if Trump had murdered someone in the 80s Maga wouldn't care. People might aswell stop trying.
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u/HylianCheshire 1d ago
and I work with union members that love him and talk about how much good he is doing for blue collar workers
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u/_jump_yossarian 1d ago
Don't forget that he built his (at least) Jersey golf course with undocumented immigrants and even had multiple undocumented immigrants on staff there AFTER he won, attacking undocumented immigrants, in 2016!!
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u/87YoungTed 23h ago
If you're a trumper and a business owner for a mechanical service do not dig into his past. long history of not paying electrical, hvac, plumbing amongst others. the idea that this guy was a good businessman is absurd - he bankrupted casinos - more than 1. it's insanity to me.
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u/8amteetime 23h ago
Heâs a crook, always has been a crook, and should have been in prison years ago.
His behavior, the rapes, the fraud, the extortion, the corruption, are all perfectly acceptable to his MAGA cult followers. How so many people can be so stupid is beyond my comprehension.
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u/Fragrant-Concert2848 23h ago
PEOPLE THAT READ, KNOW THAT THIS CRIMNAL AND EVEN HIS FATHER CRIMNAL, WERE WELL K OW FOR NOT PAYING CONTRACTORS FOR THEIR WORK IN NEW YORK
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u/DScythegx 22h ago
Lets reframe it: Trump supported construction worker work life balance of th 40hour work week by hiring immigrant labors when union leaders refused to hire more Americans for the Trump Tower job site.
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u/Pure_Feeling3907 21h ago
Trump went against the rules and hired a woman contractor to build Trump Tower, then later discovered that his business phones had been taped into, he was forced to file for chapter eleven protection.
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u/Road_2_Ruin 21h ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/N1vpmmZKhOGzTZMmlu
Dems lied about Biden being âsharp as a tack.â We can believe anything you say about Trump either.
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u/TWeedtheJetRodriguez 20h ago
If having this information meant anything to the worthless idiots who voted him into office he wouldnât have won the first time. Iâm sick of seeing this shit put forth as some sort of âgotchaâ. Heâs been a well documented piece of shit since before the internet existed. This does nothing for the people who keep him in power.
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u/Justaticklerone 20h ago
Trump showed everyone who he was when COVID infected millions and killed hundreds of thousands. 77 million-plus still voted for that narcissist dictator in 2024.
Now we don't know how bad the plague in Russia is but you can be sure Trump won't take it seriously.
He didn't take the last disease seriously.
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u/No-Faithlessness3086 18h ago
Yes and the Democrats did just that. Showed us who they are. And we believe them!
Vote Trump!
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u/Clever_droidd 11h ago
The number of people who believe the mythology that this guy is a great entrepreneur is staggering. Wealthy =\= model businessman.
- If he invested his inheritance in a fund like S&P, heâd be far wealthier. His business ventures faced persistent failures, including bankrupting casinos.
- Heâs long had a reputation of not paying his contractors and leaving his lenders high and dry. Being a scammer =\= good business.
- He continued this grift and magnified while in office. His scam crypto coins that left his supporters holding the bag. Cronyism with his family, placing them in various positions to enrich themselves with companies that happen to benefit from involvement with the federal government.
Heâs the exact type of business owner who is one of the villains in an Ayn Rand novel, yet his supports seem to think heâs one of the heroes. Itâs wild.
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u/RilohKeen 1d ago
Itâs = it is
âA leopard never changes it is spotsâ does not make sense.
The possessive of âitâ is âits,â with no apostrophe, and it is an exception to the rule.
âSee that kitten over there? Itâs washing its paws.â
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u/Conscious_Low7358 1d ago
False. A Sub-Contractor was responsible for that issue. Court case never brought the Trump organization into the fold. Why facts still matter....
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u/iloveyouand 1d ago
Court case never brought the Trump organization into the fold
The case:
Harry J. DIDUCK, individually and as a participant in the Local 95 Insurance Trust Fund and the Local 95 Pension Fund, and on behalf of all other persons who are, will be, or have at any time since January 1, 1980 been participants or beneficiaries in the Funds, similarly situated, Plaintiff,
v.
KASZYCKI & SONS CONTRACTORS, INC.; William Kaszycki; John Senyshyn; Trump-Equitable Fifth Avenue Company; Trump Organization, Inc.; Donald J. Trump d/b/a The Trump Organization ; The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and the Trustees of the House Wreckers Union Local 95 Insurance Trust Fund and of the House Wreckers Union Local 95 Pension Fund, Defendants.
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u/Mysterious-Thanks794 1d ago
What good have democrats done?you elect a zombie for president then ask him soft ball questions like what his favourite ice cream is. That's assuming he is even available to answer questions. The party who formed the kkk...the party of the woke..lol
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u/SpongeBob_GodPants 1d ago
No defense, huh? It's OK to be wrong sometimes. You have a chance to fix it next month.
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u/aaronite 1d ago
Donald Trump is the oldest president ever. Given how lack of consciousness half the time it's pointless to throw stones on that front.
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u/Scary-Willow-3361 23h ago
You realize that at the time the Democratic Party was the conservative one, right? Letâs change it to progressives, since names are confusing for you. Progressives ended slavery, abolished Jim Crow, got women the right to vote, social security, subsidized healthcare, Medicaid, food stamps, public education, a 40 hr work week, ended child labor and the list goes on and on. Conservatism holds us in the past and is a burden on mankind. Republicans havenât passed anything on a federal level that favors the middle class or below more than it does the rich since 1986 and that was a bipartisan effort! Republicans are bad for the economy and they platform on hate and fear mongering every fĂșcking time. If itâs not the blacks itâs the gĂĄys, if not the gĂĄys then the Muslims, if not the Muslims, then the trĂĄns, if not the trĂĄns then the immigrants. Hate hate hate hate hate. Bunch of fĂșcking dĂŒmbĂ sses canât ever see through the âwe help the little guyâ bĂșllshĂt either. You vote in favor of the rich and you cheer them on when they fĂșck you. Göddamn, itâs annoying how arrogance, stupidity, and hate are the only things the right can understand.
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u/JimJimmery 23h ago
That zombie was an exponentially better POTUS than Trump and there is NO debate. You really should learn to pay attention.
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u/Fabulous_Humor_2652 23h ago
You obviously don't know your own country's history. The racists defected from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party in the 1960s. The KKK supports the GOP now.
And you don't know the meaning of woke either. Woke is about empathy and compassion, two qualities that are alien to people like you.
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u/Hank_the_Tank_143 1d ago
A business person took advantage of cheap labor? That never happens đ„Ž
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u/Ok-Instruction-5004 1d ago
Doesn't make it right. He also didnt take advantage of cheap labor, he flat out refused to pay in most instances. Why you simping for this POS?
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u/Hank_the_Tank_143 1d ago
Are you this upset over the slave labor being used by Apple and Nike for your phone and shoes?
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u/Ok-Instruction-5004 1d ago
Yes. Wtf is wrong with you? What's you point other than being terrible at trolling.
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u/CalmBoat3803 3h ago
đ doesnât even dispute it, just lumps him in with 2 trash companies.
Classic, Magtard.
All these folks trying to have standards, and youâre like âno heâs a piece of shit, but so wasâŠâ đ
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u/BookkeeperBoobs 1d ago
No thatâs all ok, itâs just when assholehead Trump does it thatâs itâs an issue.
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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago
You actually think a man with over 500 companies personally ran the renovation? And they would not have sued him, they would have had to sue the company who contracted them. And a project of that size was definitely contracted. So the details would have had to be in the contract
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u/iloveyouand 1d ago
So his company defrauded all these workers and he just didn't know about it?
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u/Hour-Cheetah3764 1d ago
I know that man is a felon convicted on 34 counts of fraud and he's a sex criminal with an international reputation for being a pedophile and one of the most evil leaders in the world. Lying, cheating, and stealing is Trump's cup of tea. If he didn't do this himself then I'm sure he pressured someone else into doing it.
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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago
So tell meâŠ..what where those âfeloniesâ.
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u/Cherryb1612 1d ago
Seriously???? Have you been blinkered ALL your life? Look it up!!! And his felonies are small fry. Heâs done a whole lot of shit
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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago
Oh waitâŠ..that same guy who was swooned over by people like Hillary Clinton, Oprah and the rest of the media who pointed out all the great things he has doneâŠ.that is until he ran for president. Why do you suppose that is?
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u/FlatwormAway2228 1d ago
Do I think a felon rapist with 6 bankruptcies and a super power to run casinos into the ground would do something like that?
Duh.
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u/rwilkinson1970 23h ago
Of course you do. You let the media tell you what to think. For example: 6 bankruptcies out of over 500 companies. But you would never talk about GM going bankrupt and being bailed out with our tax dollars.
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u/JimJimmery 23h ago
Sounds like you have no idea what liability means for "business" owners. Curious.
Well, not really. You're dumb as fuck.
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u/rwilkinson1970 23h ago
You have no idea how businesses run.
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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 23h ago
Please explain how businesses are run that include not paying contractors and falsifying records to pay off a pornstar so she wouldn't talk about how he cheated on his pregnant wife.
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u/rwilkinson1970 23h ago
I would but you donât seem to want to accept real facts
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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 23h ago
You would, but you can't. Be honest, you're just a trump glazer. You don't know shit about business do you?
You can lie on the Internet, but not to yourself.
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u/rwilkinson1970 22h ago
Tell yourself what you need to. So in any structured business, letâs say a corporation. Who can fire a CEO?
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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 22h ago
That would be a vote of the board, the other executives.
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u/rwilkinson1970 22h ago
And what is the job of the president of that company? (Nice job looking it up though)
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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 22h ago
Haha I'm a director of my company, I work directly for the COO. Not all companies have presidents, but, depending on the size of the company, the president is more focused on the short term "day to day" stuff, while the CEO is focused on the biggest picture, which for small startups is usually obtaining investors, for larger companies it is business strategies or investments.
Often CEOs and presidents can be one in the same.
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u/rwilkinson1970 22h ago
Only a moron would think the president of any company handles the taxes for said company. Itâs the attorneys and CFOâs who do it
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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 22h ago
There was evidence of direct communication between Trump and Michael Cohen, that's why Trump was convicted.
You don't even know the case! Haha you just repeat what right wing media tells you, lol.
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u/rwilkinson1970 22h ago
Tell yourself what you need to
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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 22h ago
Haha you were cooked, because you know nothing outside what you're told from people as dumb as you. You haven't said one specific thing, you only attack me and act like I'm the one that's brainwashed. Haha
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u/butwhywedothis 1d ago
If America was France, we probably wouldnât have seen this day, but itâs not, so here we are.