All Things Trump: Is it over yet?

[Scot Dutchy]

The cunt is fucking sick.

Grinning Trump gives thumbs-up with baby whose parents were shot dead in El Paso terror attack

Infant was brought for photo op at hospital where patients refused to meet president

It is the sort of photo politicians have long been known to favour: adorable baby, thumbs up, big smiles.

Few, however, would surely pose this way in such grave circumstance.

Donald Trump has sparked global revulsion after being photographed grinning with a two-month-old child who was made an orphan during Saturday’s mass shooting in El Paso which left 22 people dead.

The infant’s adopted parents, Andre and Jordan Anchondo, were both killed in the supermarket massacre, while he himself suffered broken bones when Ms Anchondo fell on the child to shield him from further bullets.

But when the baby, called Paul, was brought to the US president at the University Medical Center of El Paso, the 73-year-old appeared untouched by the child’s tragic plight. Both he and first lady Melania smiled for cameras, while the commander-in-chief also threw in a thumbs up.

How fucking low can you go??? Apparently he knows no bounds.

[Sean Hayden]

[Sean Hayden]

Hopefully we'll forget these trifling domestics soon, and get to bombing more dumbasses elsewhere. There are plenty...

Ah fuck it, it's so obviously sick here now that the sarcasm is played out.

[pErvinalia]

There's a block of the voting public that is basically too thick to even function properly. Don't know what we do about them, other than have them humanely put down.

Behaviour is a response to the environment. The Right uses the techniques of advertising and propaganda to creates a certain environment and to prime susceptible people into behaving in a certain way. In the US this is chiefly deployed against people who coalesce around Christian identity in order to encourage them to act in an un-Christian manner. It seems to be working, but people vote for authoritarian strong men like Trump not because they're stupid but because they're frightened. The Republican party are Fearmonger Prime.

They're frightened because they are too stupid to rationalise the world around them.

[pErvinalia]

The cunt is fucking sick.

Grinning Trump gives thumbs-up with baby whose parents were shot dead in El Paso terror attack

Infant was brought for photo op at hospital where patients refused to meet president

It is the sort of photo politicians have long been known to favour: adorable baby, thumbs up, big smiles.

Few, however, would surely pose this way in such grave circumstance.

Donald Trump has sparked global revulsion after being photographed grinning with a two-month-old child who was made an orphan during Saturday’s mass shooting in El Paso which left 22 people dead.

The infant’s adopted parents, Andre and Jordan Anchondo, were both killed in the supermarket massacre, while he himself suffered broken bones when Ms Anchondo fell on the child to shield him from further bullets.

But when the baby, called Paul, was brought to the US president at the University Medical Center of El Paso, the 73-year-old appeared untouched by the child’s tragic plight. Both he and first lady Melania smiled for cameras, while the commander-in-chief also threw in a thumbs up.

How fucking low can you go??? Apparently he knows no bounds.

What an absolute piece of shit.

[Animavore]

[Sean Hayden]

So if I illegally enter your country I'm at no risk of being taken from my home, work, etc? I find that difficult to believe.

Having said that, I'm an evil open borders guy, and I'd love to frustrate the agents here. It should be possible too. We need something like a community watch. The biggest problem will be gaining people's trust. If you're worried about ICE, then someone claiming to help you avoid ICE, will always look like... ICE.

[Sean Hayden]

And no that's not whataboutism.

It's challenging you to recognize the demands you're attempting to make of me and other Americans.

If you're going to attempt to convince us that we are morally justified in seeking extreme remedies to our problems--that's a polite way of saying "killing people"--then you better know what the fuck you're talking about, and having the same laws on your own books throws that into serious question.

[pErvinalia]

What the fuck does Anne Frank know anyway? Probably a namby pamby liberal...

[Brian Peacock]

There's a block of the voting public that is basically too thick to even function properly. Don't know what we do about them, other than have them humanely put down.

Behaviour is a response to the environment. The Right uses the techniques of advertising and propaganda to creates a certain environment and to prime susceptible people into behaving in a certain way. In the US this is chiefly deployed against people who coalesce around Christian identity in order to encourage them to act in an un-Christian manner. It seems to be working, but people vote for authoritarian strong men like Trump not because they're stupid but because they're frightened. The Republican party are Fearmonger Prime.

They're frightened because they are too stupid to rationalise the world around them.

They're not frightened by the world, they're frightened by the things in it. You don't rationalise a response to trauma, aggression, stress, or pain - you experience it.

[pErvinalia]

The point is there is no (or little) trauma, aggression, stress or pain. They are being sold a lie and they don't have the rational faculties to see through it.

[Brian Peacock]

So you say.

[Tero]

[L'Emmerdeur]

This is clearly FAKE NEWS--Trump wouldn't use the government to force private companies to adopt particular policies regarding how they deal with the content on their platforms. He loves freedom too much!

'White House proposal would have FCC and FTC police alleged social media censorship'

A draft executive order from the White House could put the Federal Communications Commission in charge of shaping how Facebook (FB), Twitter (TWTR) and other large tech companies curate what appears on their websites, according to multiple people familiar with the matter.

The draft order, a summary of which was obtained by CNN, calls for the FCC to develop new regulations clarifying how and when the law protects social media websites when they decide to remove or suppress content on their platforms. Although still in its early stages and subject to change, the Trump administration's draft order also calls for the Federal Trade Commission to take those new policies into account when it investigates or files lawsuits against misbehaving companies.

[Brian Peacock]

Run Trollboy! It's the Facebook police!