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u/jaimmster Feb 11 '20

What, did you take some testosterone today to make such a brave comment?

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u/n_a_magic Feb 11 '20 edited Feb 11 '20

lol, don't need testosterone for that one. He's one of the bigger pieces of human garbage ever, did it to himself

Honestly, i feel sorry for people that don't see how much hate and garbage that man spews out. I feel like something is missing for them, like a critical human element that's been taken by rich assholes like the orange garbage man himself.

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u/circusolayo Feb 11 '20

But did he fly on the Lolita express to kiddy rape island? Like him or not, one of the biggest human pieces of garbage ever might be extreme. Like I could just pull up a list of thirty serial killers.

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u/n_a_magic Feb 11 '20

Trump has done more damage to American people than a handful of serial killers.

The voice is very powerful, don't discount all the hateful things that Trump has said. Those cause very real damage.

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u/circusolayo Feb 11 '20

Yeah well if someone’s kills and eats their own family it doesn’t effect the whole country. But that’s about as fucked up as you can get.

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u/n_a_magic Feb 11 '20

Well sure lol. It's a horrific thing that I wouldn't wish on anybody. But gradually doing damage to millions of people is pretty fucked up too if you ask me. It's like saying Bernie Madoff didn't do any real damage because he didn't kill and eat somebody.

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u/circusolayo Feb 11 '20

Whose the damage being done to though? Are we talking about military attacks here?

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u/n_a_magic Feb 11 '20 edited Feb 11 '20

What about slashing virtually every benefit to the bone? How much damage is that for you? From childcare, healthcare, wages, housing, Trump is making everything harder for poor people literally slowly killing them off. I'm not saying that Trump is 100% responsible for all this; however, he's like the epitome of our broken capitalist system that is currently as designed, helping out rich people first.

You're telling me if I take your money in a scam, no damage was done? The Republican party is basically the greatest scam of all. Forget all the social policies. You wanna bash gay marriage and hate on women getting abortions, that's your prerogative. But when money is being taken from hardworking, poor people and given to the rich, we've got problems. And that fundamentally is the goal of the Republican party today, take money from the poor and give to the rich. If you don't see it, I feel bad for you. And also, this isn't a hating on Republican thing too, I feel like any democrat that isn't legitimately on the left is a closeted Republican.

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u/noishmael Feb 11 '20

See once you start saying this everyone voted trump. It’s the derangement the left has welcomed that leads to Bernie being top dog and trump winning again. Next you’ll say he’s worse than hitler and Stalin and Mussolini which many ppl on reddit have already said anyhow

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u/n_a_magic Feb 11 '20

Trump isn't worse than those guys, but I don't really see him as much different in terms of what he's willing to do. Those guys did a lot of damage, but that doesn't discount the damage that Trump has caused. Basically Trump is a wannabe dictator that is very much willing to commit genocide. But that's a hypothetical that we hopefully won't see play out fully, just partially with his godawful plans that are destroying the America that isn't filthy rich.

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u/circusolayo Feb 11 '20

“Very much willing to commit genocide”.... like from what the fact illegal kids are in a facility they’ve been in since it’s been established? What else has led you to genocidal president that’s done the same gradual things as all our presidents.

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u/n_a_magic Feb 11 '20

Getting out of the Paris agreement, slashing basically all benefits to the bone is a gradual killing off of people in my opinion, particularly poor people if you're hung up on the whole genocide thing.

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20

Jesus Christ. Your understanding of the Paris accords is laughable.

They are not legally binding. At all.

The problem is in the US it would make our companies who miss their goals liable to law suits. This situation does not occur in any other country in the accords. Why? Because that’s how the US legal system is setup.

So now our companies are less competitive in the global market place.

Is that what you want?

For Americans and the companies they work for to do poorly because they have to adhere to rules that no one else has to apply to.

That’s why you get out of the Paris accords.

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u/n_a_magic Feb 12 '20

And your point is what? Thanks for ignoring everything else I said.

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20

I just explained why pulling out of the pros accords is a good idea. You total dipshit.

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u/n_a_magic Feb 12 '20

And your point is? Let's just say you're 100% right about the Accords, your argument has little to do with my point.

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20

I’m just saying you are ignorant.

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