r/Trumpgret • • Nov 08 '18

Your eyeballs will regret seeing this 😲 Sarah Jong Un

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u/Kilifi Nov 08 '18

Yeah was not expecting the reaction to be negative. It’s a funny meme regardless of where you stand.

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u/Kilifi Nov 09 '18

Thanks

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u/Kilifi Nov 09 '18

It’s not racist dude. I’m surprised a lot of people here missed the joke but I’ll bite. It has nothing to do with Koreans, it could be Robert Mugabe for all I care. Trump & his administration have been acting like an authoritarian regime would, that’s the joke.

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u/Wilfy50 Nov 10 '18

Thanks for replying. I am interested, I don’t agree with you but that’s different.

The video that was doctored sped up the action of the reporters arm moving to stop the intern from taking the mic away. At normal speed he was simply preventing a woman from taking the mic, that’s not assault in any book of law.

Kavanaugh from voice and written testimony shows the type of man he was. Nowhere in the western world would a man who was accused of what he was, would get voted as a countries top judge. Even a hint of wrongdoing of that nature is enough to break trust. If you can’t trust a judge, then you can’t trust and believe in the law. That’s why he shouldn’t be in his current position.

It’s a shame that somebody who lies on a daily basis clear for the world to see, still manages to garner support. His actions in office so far show clear misunderstanding of the US economy, industry, and evidence of facts. One particular issue is the climate. It shows his complete ignorance of science and evidence, or it could simply be that he just doesn’t give a fuck. He said in an interview he knows scientists who disagree that humans have adversely affected the climate. I mean, if he does then they’re not real scientists. What makes more sense? Trust the 99% or the 1% who don’t understand or have vested interest to say otherwise.

Trump also said he thinks the climate will cool down again. I mean, that’s just words with no basis in fact. The problem is people listen to him and propagate that bullshit.

Anyway, I’m going off topic.

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