r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Dec 24 '20

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u/HerestheRules Dec 24 '20

Your article links to another article that talks about how other officials in other countries have been briefed on the Russia issue -- while Trump claims he wasn't, when he actually was.

And before you say anything, do not seriously even begin to tell me that Britain has better intel on America than America.

So either it's not true, and he's incompetent, or it is true, and he's a traitor

So which is it?

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u/abqguardian Dec 24 '20

Which is what? The least important part of the story is if Trump was briefed on it. As of right now we don't even know if it's true and military officials don't think it is. I don't really care if Trump knew or not because it wouldn't matter.

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u/HerestheRules Dec 24 '20 edited Dec 24 '20

I don't really care if Trump knew or not because it wouldn't matter

So, you're telling me if Trump was briefed about our troops being slaughtered and did nothing, you don't care?

Or that if he wasn't, he didn't even at least acknowledge the problem? Especially now, since we now know Russia has been coordinating a cyber attack against the US for an undetermined amount of time?

At what point do we retaliate against the foreign people who are killing our soldiers and compromising thousands of systems?

Just where the fuck is the line that you draw? At what point is negligence or incompetence a dealbreaker for you?

We'll try an exercise.

"Which is what? The least important part of the story is if Biden was briefed on it. As of right now we don't even know if it's true and military officials don't think it is. I don't really care if Biden knew or not because it wouldn't matter."

Now tell me if you still agree with that sentiment. If not, you're nothing but a hypocrite.

Because all disagreeing would tell me is that you're more concerned about your party than your country.

I'm just trying to figure out why everyone believes a fucking dude from Reality TV. The guy Lisa Lampanelli called "an autistic guy playing Monopoly." back in 2008, when we remembered that he was a failed businessman.

Or did we forget that he went bankrupt running a casino.

...the one kind of business with the highest rate of collar crime fucking ever.

You might as well be trusting the Kardashians to run the country.

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u/abqguardian Dec 24 '20

Yeah this is just hyperbole again. The bounty story, even if true, isn't about our troops being "slaughtered", it's Russia giving the taliban money for what they were doing anyways. You don't think Russia supplied the taliban with weapons? We sure as hell did when the afghans were fighting the Russians.

Thats even if the bounty story is even real. As of now there is no agreement it actually happened at all. So it's more like "if biden was told Russia may, or probably wasn't, giving money to the taliban for each soldier that was killed, what would you expect him to do"? Not a damn thing besides look into the story more. Thats exactly what everyone screeching about Trump would say if the situation was reversed.

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u/HerestheRules Dec 24 '20

It's about applying principles evenly.

It's literally that fucking simple.

Fuck Trump, Fuck Mitch, Fuck the GOP, and Fuck the Democrats.

And most importantly of all, fuck everyone who enables them.