Trump Hysteria

Big_Lou

Big_Lou

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Flaming Pie said:
He did take the fall for them tho. Many of them would have been booted.

If i had just said stealing that wouldnt have been as descriptive.

I feel no shame for his dumbass decisions. I felt shame for admission of fantasizing to the man I was fantasizing about. I stopped drinking after that incident. It was the final straw. I had said many things in the past i regretted saying cus I chose to drink.
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To recap: You and your 'husband' are lifelong financial losers that are unable/unwilling to self-support, you are an ignorant (likely mentally ill) red state brainwashed racist, and your 'husband' was ejected dishonorably from the US Military for theft. Oh, and now you seem to be 'booze blaming' in a shameful attempt to mask your obvious self-esteem/identity/sexual issues. Have I missed anything?

I'm curious: Have any of your neighbors/extended family/etc. ever reported you or your husband to Child Protective Services? Surely they cannot be thriving in such a toxic/mentally deficient environment. :(
 
Unclebaldrick

Unclebaldrick

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Hey @Flaming Pie ,

Let me tell you a little diplomacy story. Did you ever wonder how the British and French got together to fight Germany? The two of them were at each others throats for centuries until suddenly they started working on the same team in the early 20th Century. So what happened?

A large part of it came from a crisis at a port city called Agadir in Morocco. Skipping some non-germaine details, Germany - in an effort to get the respect they felt they deserved - sent a naval cruiser to a hot-spot in the battle for colonial supremacy in North Africa. Did it get them respect? Yes, it did. The English and French were so pissed off that they decided that they had best team up. And that's how the Germans lost the wars. It was not even remotely what the Kaiser wanted. He was trying to show the English what a good friend the Germans would make. Instead he steeled an alliance against him that would result in wars that would kill hundreds of millions.

My point is that more diplomatic moves, realignments, etc occur from misunderstanding, oversights and slights than you might imagine. It is frightfully complicated business.

So Donald got respect. What did America get?

Talking international diplomacy with you is like speaking Latin to a particularly dumb pig - useless.
 
Fogdog

Fogdog

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Unclebaldrick said:
Hey @Flaming Pie ,

Let me tell you a little diplomacy story. Did you ever wonder how the British and French got together to fight Germany? The two of them were at each others throats for centuries until suddenly they started working on the same team in the early 20th Century. So what happened?

A large part of it came from a crisis at a port city called Agadir in Morocco. Skipping some non-germaine details, Germany - in an effort to get the respect they felt they deserved - sent a naval cruiser to a hot-spot in the battle for colonial supremacy in North Africa. Did it get them respect? Yes, it did. The English and French were so pissed off that they decided that they had best team up. And that's how the Germans lost the wars. It was not even remotely what the Kaiser wanted. He was trying to show the English what a good friend the Germans would make. Instead he steeled an alliance against him that would result in wars that would kill hundreds of millions.

My point is that more diplomatic moves, realignments, etc occur from misunderstanding, oversights and slights than you might imagine. It is frightfully complicated business.

So Donald got respect. What did America get?

Talking international diplomacy with you is like speaking Latin to a particularly dumb pig - useless.
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Maybe she'd believe it if it were in wikileaks?
 
Fogdog

Fogdog

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Flaming Pie said:
He did take the fall for them tho. Many of them would have been booted.

If i had just said stealing that wouldnt have been as descriptive.

I feel no shame for his dumbass decisions. I felt shame for admission of fantasizing to the man I was fantasizing about. I stopped drinking after that incident. It was the final straw. I had said many things in the past i regretted saying cus I chose to drink.
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Uhhh yeah. Excuses.

He stole from the govt. Just say it without qualifications. If people ask then give the information. But no, it sounds bad to say it that baldly.

You know, I've never betrayed my wife when drunk. I once tried kissing my wife with a rose gripped in my teeth at a New Years Eve party. That didn't go over well. So, yeah stupid stuff but my wife was never made to feel second fiddle to another woman.

I've seen it happen but there was always something else going on for the couple.

You do excuses fluently.
 
Big_Lou

Big_Lou

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Fogdog said:
Uhhh yeah. Excuses.

He stole from the govt. Just say it without qualifications. If people ask then give the information. But no, it sounds bad to say it that baldly.
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But c'monnnnn, man - he only stole from the US Military so he could obtain scrap parts to build a go-kart! (L--O--L!)
Sounds like quite the responsible father and provider, no?

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Fogdog

Fogdog

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UncleBuck said:
they've already gone balls depp on the "false flag staged actor" conspiracy.

i wonder how many years it will take most of them. i know some will never recover.
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The fake news social media tactic is completely vicious. Once a target is acquired, a fake story is put out there and the victim's life is made into living hell. It's an intimidation tactic too. A store owner or any person that draws Breitbart's ire can be ruined by some fake stories and a willingly deceived collection of goons. It's not a new tactic but completely over the top when combined with Facebook or other social media platforms.

This pizza pedo code word fake news story is such an obvious lie. Yet we have an example sitting on her fat ass and posting here that shows how insidious and mean the goons are. Also, no sense of responsibility to have checked facts or remorse when something untoward happens.

@st0wandgrow , I think you are defending the wrong person.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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all the conspiracy theories serve as coping mechanisms.

these ridiculous conspiracies let people like pie think that her shitty lot in life is not her fault at all, that there are powerful forces behind the scenes conspiring against her success.

the saddest part is not that she is stupid enough to believe this shit, it is that she is so damaged that she literally needs to believe this shit, or else suffer a nervous breakdown.
 
Unclebaldrick

Unclebaldrick

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UncleBuck said:
all the conspiracy theories serve as coping mechanisms.

these ridiculous conspiracies let people like pie think that her shitty lot in life is not her fault at all, that there are powerful forces behind the scenes conspiring against her success.
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The core tenant of populism.
 
Unclebaldrick

Unclebaldrick

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UncleBuck said:
just go to twitter. in the search box, enter #pizzagate. when your search come sup, click on "latest".

find the deplorable of your choice, click on their account, and check out their timeline.

here's a fun one for ya: https://twitter.com/WDFx2EU18
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Why is Donald holding that Sid from Ice Age toy in your sig?

And, wow, what a twitter dipshit. How did these people win an election? Don't answer, I know why.
 
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