And he would be right.If it weren't that it's hurting the US, this would be a fascinating situation... a President who's really only a free man because of his office. He's basically living on borrowed time, and his success in 2020 determines how soon he goes to prison.
And what's funny/sad is that Trump clearly didn't stop to think that running for and becoming President would put his longstanding criminal behavior under the microscope, that it would increase the chances of facing prison time. Then again, he has always assumed he could get away with whatever he wants to do, so that's not completely surprising.
Did I just hear on the radio that the list is over 700 now?
I turned the car off and I think I heard that.
Yes, its over 700 now.
700 lawyers saying the President should have been indicted sounds like an attempt at a coup and illegitimate take down of the great orange one's ego.
700 lawyers saying the President should have been indicted sounds like an attempt at a coup and illegitimate take down of the great orange one's ego.
That would be every thread mentioning Russian collusion.
I have never said, nor implied that conservatives are motivated by evil, voluntary or otherwise. I am fully aware they were put into a nightmarish sleep. I am discussing what, if anything, could possibly be done to snap them out of it.For me this is why you differ with dank. You can credit this possibility whereas his anger is so great he won't a accept any alternative to that they are just motivated by voluntary evil. I don't think he is willing to give them any kind of pass for the fact they were put into a nightmarish sleep.
These people don't even like Republicans. They are voting purely against Democrats. How do you fight that mentality?I think it could absolutely happen and that’s why we need to fight against these people.
700 lawyers saying the President should have been indicted sounds like an attempt at a coup and illegitimate take down of the great orange one's ego.
Imagine for a moment that you weren't actually aware of why you want them to sink in their own shit along with the rest of us. How might I, then, snap you out of such denial? Fskimo has been quite reasonable in explaining what is wrong with your thinking but seems to have gotten nowhere.I have never said, nor implied that conservatives are motivated by evil, voluntary or otherwise. I am fully aware they were put into a nightmarish sleep. I am discussing what, if anything, could possibly be done to snap them out of it.
Imagine for a moment that you weren't actually aware of why you want them to sink in their own shit along with the rest of us. How might I, then, snap you out of such denial? Fskimo has been quite reasonable in explaining what is wrong with your thinking but seems to have gotten nowhere.
I am simply discussing hypotheticals so it seems strange to me that you would claim anyone is "wrong" about a hypothetical outcome from a hypothetical course of action. Perhaps you mean morally wrong, but even there I think we are in a charcoal gray area. You also misunderstand my actual position. I don't want anyone to sink in their own shit. What I want is rainbows and unicorns for everyone. The actual problem as I see it is that the more we fight, as Fskimo recommends, the more they fight back. I wonder, for example, what the world would be like today if Democrats from 1976-2008 adopted the exact opposite of the positions they thought were correct, except for maybe gerrymandering stuff. Would the GOP have reflexively adopted all the right positions? Could the Democrats have then intentionally sabotaged their own efforts to implement shit policy and complain about evil socialism while the GOP rammed single-payer healthcare down our throat in order to collect those sweet liberal tears? As you can see from my ramblings, I am honestly out of ideas. I just wonder if we are making things worse by fighting, because that definitely seems to be the case.Imagine for a moment that you weren't actually aware of why you want them to sink in their own shit along with the rest of us. How might I, then, snap you out of such denial? Fskimo has been quite reasonable in explaining what is wrong with your thinking but seems to have gotten nowhere.
My feels don't have anything to do with it. LOL.
A Former DOJ cannot bring charges against Trump.
I wish the Dems would get off their collective asses and impeach him already.
He wants them to vote for impeachment in the House so when it fails in the Senate he can claim victory and Trump is absolved of all wrongdoing. Nothing more.You are really coming around.
He wants them to vote for impeachment in the House so when it fails in the Senate he can claim victory and Trump is absolved of all wrongdoing. Nothing more.
Doesn't matter. Wants to classify this as a D witch hunt.He’s a solid republican but he’s not a Trump guy.
Would the GOP have reflexively adopted all the right positions?
My feels don't have anything to do with it. LOL.
A Former DOJ cannot bring charges against Trump.
I wish the Dems would get off their collective asses and impeach him already.
He’s a solid republican but he’s not a Trump guy.
I honestly think that some people (more on the GOP) don't give a damn about policy, and vote purely for party. If people are not willing to actually listen to policies and vote accordingly there isn't a lot that can be done. IMO this team game has been ingrained by propaganda and it will take a long time to get over UNLESS the country really goes to the crapper as you suggest...that might snap people out of it more quickly. The general populace do need to take responsibility for their own situations and this includes voting for people who don't just pay lip service to the "middle class"...at this point in time it means for the general populace the Repubs are NOT your friends!I just wonder if we are making things worse by fighting, because that definitely seems to be the case.
The general populace do need to take responsibility for their own situations