Trump’s speech was hilarious, at least in the context of how stupid the people who voted for him were. He sang a nice song about how the political elites had sold out the country. And yet, who are his appointees? A banker who was happy to foreclose on folks. Who made money for the rich not from investment in industries, but hedge funds… you know, financial instruments. Instruments secured by what? you should ask. And the list just goes on with virtually every appointment. Trump doesn’t give a rip for thee and me unless we’re very, very, very rich.
Suicide is painless—-It brings on many changes! But it will be interesting to see what happens when Trump voters find out the wall is not going to be built and those coal mining jobs are not going to come back to Pennsutuckey no matter what Trump promised. All those empty lies and catch phrases, will they realize they have been had?
A little dramatic IMHO. I hope everyone can get past the election rhetoric and realize we all want the same things. Opportunity, health and happiness. We’re the one’s responsible for that, not Trump. He’s not going to take away anyone’s rights. (Except maybe not give you “space” to burn and loot.)
“MASH” the movie brought the song with the line “suicide is painless”. The thousands of our military folks who’ve taken this route since serving in the wars Bush and Cheney et al started, is testimony to how great things were. Trump has the potential, already proven, to be many times worse, on all of us. Those who voted for him are the ones who will have the greatest rush to this “way out”, to pay for their ignorance and mistaken faith in the ultimate liar in the history of American politics. Trump’s “nationalism” brings back images of Nuremburg, the rallies, and his actions bring on thoughts of Nuremburg, the trials.
Trump is depressing, but suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. This is all on Trump, it’s all in his hands now, and his ratings are in the toilet. If you take a look at the people defending him, you can see why.
Darsan54 Premium Member over 7 years ago
As someone who works on one, I expect more than a few calls over the next few weeks.
rbmumsie over 7 years ago
Thank you.
Baslim the Beggar Premium Member over 7 years ago
Trump’s speech was hilarious, at least in the context of how stupid the people who voted for him were. He sang a nice song about how the political elites had sold out the country. And yet, who are his appointees? A banker who was happy to foreclose on folks. Who made money for the rich not from investment in industries, but hedge funds… you know, financial instruments. Instruments secured by what? you should ask. And the list just goes on with virtually every appointment. Trump doesn’t give a rip for thee and me unless we’re very, very, very rich.
deadheadzan over 7 years ago
Suicide is painless—-It brings on many changes! But it will be interesting to see what happens when Trump voters find out the wall is not going to be built and those coal mining jobs are not going to come back to Pennsutuckey no matter what Trump promised. All those empty lies and catch phrases, will they realize they have been had?
Leo Martin over 7 years ago
A little dramatic IMHO. I hope everyone can get past the election rhetoric and realize we all want the same things. Opportunity, health and happiness. We’re the one’s responsible for that, not Trump. He’s not going to take away anyone’s rights. (Except maybe not give you “space” to burn and loot.)
Dtroutma over 7 years ago
“MASH” the movie brought the song with the line “suicide is painless”. The thousands of our military folks who’ve taken this route since serving in the wars Bush and Cheney et al started, is testimony to how great things were. Trump has the potential, already proven, to be many times worse, on all of us. Those who voted for him are the ones who will have the greatest rush to this “way out”, to pay for their ignorance and mistaken faith in the ultimate liar in the history of American politics. Trump’s “nationalism” brings back images of Nuremburg, the rallies, and his actions bring on thoughts of Nuremburg, the trials.
Mr. Blawt over 7 years ago
Trump is depressing, but suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. This is all on Trump, it’s all in his hands now, and his ratings are in the toilet. If you take a look at the people defending him, you can see why.
beekaay about 7 years ago
Poor dumb snowflakes.