US Election 2020 Thread

[s(k)aturation]

13 minutes ago, Brownie said:

You’re bringing stuff up that isn’t relevant to what i’m saying.

 

If you want Trump lynched, I'm cool.

 

I'm just not sure what "example" it will set, or what future shite it will avoid.

 

But anyway.

 

 

[Code]

Jesus christ, the state of this.

 

 

[Brownie]

4 minutes ago, skaro said:

 

If you want Trump lynched, I'm cool.

 

I'm just not sure what "example" it will set, or what future shite it will avoid.

 

But anyway.

 

 

It will stop this happening again, which has to be a good thing. You know, setting an example.

[Bjornebye]

5 minutes ago, Code said:

Jesus christ, the state of this.

 

 

Typical cunt. "Its their fault not mine" 

[Gnasher]

57 minutes ago, Section_31 said:

I don't reckon he could be arsed, talk of him doing some kind of Fox News rival but I don't see it, I don't think he's political, all he cares about is money and anything that enables him to make more money. He'll get a talk show or some kind of platform where he's the centre of attention. 

Wrong. Trump craves the fame before the fortune. His ego will always be bigger than his bank balance and fame comes before fortune. Before he became prez he needed to make as much money as possible to increase his standing, now he realises he'll never get more attention than with this job. The money is now secondary to him, which makes him even more dangerous.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

9 minutes ago, Code said:

Jesus christ, the state of this.

 

 

Narrator: "but, in reality, Elizabeth most definitely DIDN'T storm the Capitol."

 

I still can't get over that Camp Auschwitz hoodie. How enabled must a person feel to think that that is now the norm and it's entirely acceptable to wear that in public? 

 

I just wear my one at home while watching the tele...(joke!)

[RedKnight]

40 minutes ago, Code said:

Did Red Phoenix vote for Brexit?

Even better, pretty sure he didn't vote at all.

[Jenson]

16 minutes ago, skaro said:

 

If you want Trump lynched, I'm cool.

 

I'm just not sure what "example" it will set, or what future shite it will avoid.

 

But anyway.

 

 

The Munich Beer Hall Putsch comes to mind.

 

10 minutes ago, Brownie said:

It will stop this happening again, which has to be a good thing. You know, setting an example.

This.

 

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

[Anubis]

57 minutes ago, Charles Penrose said:

I find the attempted coup extremely worrying.  However it pales into insignificance when I see that you’ve put wandering instead of wondering. 

My mind must have wondered off.

[No2]

3 minutes ago, Code said:

Jesus christ, the state of this.

 

 

Thats not on, she was only trying to storm the building and she ends up with itchy eyes.

[Anubis]

29 minutes ago, Code said:

Jesus christ, the state of this.

 

 

That’s superb.

 

It’s a revolution and I wanted to storm the capital but the nasty cops pepper-sprayed me. It’s not fair. I thought revolutions would have like picnics and dancing animals. I didn’t expect them to fight back.

[Chocoholic]

How unfortunate, given the amount who were rioting, inside and out, watched on by security forces, only for her to have got in the way of one of the rare few who actually made some show of fighting back.

[Anubis]

Also, credit to her for her full and frank admission that she was taking part in a revolution to overthrow the American government. That should save the FBI a bit or work.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

46 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

Typical cunt. "Its their fault not mine" 

 

"WHY WON'T THEY LET ME STORM THE CAPITOL? WAAAHHHHH!

[Scooby Dudek]

I thought the concern the other week was that Trump would step down and that Pence could then pardon him. The same people who were concerned about Trump stepping down and Pence replacing him are now calling for Pence to replace Trump via the 25th Amendment. 

I understand that yesterday changed a lot of peoples minds and a line was crossed, but could this be the outcome Trump always wanted ? Or am I giving too much credit to the orange nutcase thinking he actually has a plan ?

 

 

 

 

EDIT: It may well be Brexit syndrome, where the "sensible" people voted against Mays deal, in order to get a better deal, whilst the nutjobs voted against it, and they got a worse deal, which is what they always wanted.

[No2]

CNN just said he can pardon all those scumbags without even knowing any of their names. That is a constitution that could do with a lick of paint.

[Mudface]

[Sugar Ape]

Can't see the 25th amendment getting anywhere even if they did try and use it. Think he's there until the 20th.

 

What to do with Trump after he goes is a very difficult question. I know it's easy to say throw the book at him, charge him with sedition etc... but it really could have catastrophic consequences so you have to weigh things up carefully.

 

No one knows how things will play out with him once he's not president. Will the overwhelming support for his actions he currently gets from Republicans start to fade or will it hold? I'd imagine ten years after the end of WWII a lot of Germans who fully backed the Third Reich either renounced their views or just pretended they didn't hold them at all, similarly in ten years time Republicans could gloss over the Trump era and pretend they didn't support him or he (not him personally as he'll be dead) could have just as firm a grip through his family consolidating control of the party. President Don Jr anyone?

 

It's pretty scary the amount of support he currently holds from Republicans. And it's not all crazies either, there will be a similar percentage of support in Republicans in the armed services, police forces etc... I seen something on Twitter before identifying one of the people who stormed the Capitol and he was a graduate from an Ivy League college who works for a securities firm. This is a lot more embedded and widespread than some people realise.

 

I can see the arguments for making an example of him to try and lessen the chance a President will act like this again. The worry is that the next person with tendencies like Trump isn't an openly full blown Psychopath and is a slicker operator who can succeed where Trump failed.

 

On balance though, I think going for him on Sedition, inciting violence, anything like that is too big a risk to take. I'd go the Al Capone route and get SDNY to nail him on his taxes and whatever else they're looking at which would cause a lot less controversy and simultaneously take down some of the people close to him where it won't create as much fuss, such as Kushner and the like. Also, cut off his reach as much as possible. If he wants to rant and rave on Parler and Fox News then there isn't much anyone can do about that, but he's preaching to the converted there. There is absolutely no reason though to give him a platform on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. Get him fucked off.

[Babb'sBurstNad]

2 hours ago, Stickman said:

I see he ex-husband has said “she was an ardent Trump supporter but was a selfless person who had a good heart”

I think he’ll find it’s impossible to be both 

Hopefully she was an organ donor.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

8 minutes ago, Mudface said:

Does Trump still want to fuck his own daughter?

[Juniper]

Thanks to my Twitter feed I saw that video of that women shot dead by authorities earlier.

 

Seeing it I had an overwhelming feeling of sadness, seeing someone allowing themselves to be killed over Donald Fucking Trump - of all people.

 

A whole life extinguished over that absolute cunt who will be happy, no doubt, the riots happened and will barely think twice about the people who were killed. 

 

Such a fucked up day. 

[Mudface]

2 minutes ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

Does Trump still want to fuck his own daughter?

I guess so, unless he's tired of nobbing her by now.

[Bjornebye]

1 minute ago, Mudface said:

I guess so, unless he's tired of nobbing her by now.

I asked this a while back and I might not get the chance again so I'll ask now (And I'm sorry to derail the thread but...)

 

Would you rather shag Ivanka or Melania ? 

 

 

 

 

 

Melania for me. For a host of reasons. 

[Bruce Spanner]

One is Trump DNA and the other just has it running down her inside leg, so Melania on a technicality, though, not gonna lie, I do find Ivanka sexy in that joyless sex doll type way. She'd do anything, but feel nothing, all about the image she gives off.

 

'Oh, you're sticking a pinapple up my arse, that must be nice for you, continue'