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Originally posted by Badger11
Politicians insulting each other is not a definition of brave. Khan like Corbyn had the opportunity to show this country they are better than Trump and can be statesmanlike they chose to stoop to his level though. Khan hasn't insulted Trump though has he? He gave a pretty succinct description of him and explained why he thought that made it a mistake that he was invited for a State visit. It's Trump who looks foolish in mixing it with a Mayor! He is, after all, supposed to be the President of the most powerful country in the world. He ought to be above such diversions but Trump cannot abide critics and never fails to lash out. He was taught that by Roy Cohn and has never learned how to moderate it. It is extremely inappropriate for a POTUS.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Khan hasn't insulted Trump though has he? He gave a pretty succinct description of him and explained why he thought that made it a mistake that he was invited for a State visit. It's Trump who looks foolish in mixing it with a Mayor! He is, after all, supposed to be the President of the most powerful country in the world. He ought to be above such diversions but Trump cannot abide critics and never fails to lash out. He was taught that by Roy Cohn and has never learned how to moderate it. It is extremely inappropriate for a POTUS. Giving approval for a pathetic balloon to be flown is criticism enough. Without America’s participation the war might well have had a different outcome. The contribution of those that served should be recognised regardless of who the President may be at any given time. Trying to score political points from a state visit under these circumstances is contemptible.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
You mean the people who voted him as president in a democratic election and those that are glad they did? Wow, a real shock that that Khan got messages of support from non Trump supporters, That must mean Khan was right. Please stop. You mean the people who were fed a diet of lies about an already poor candidate via social media interference by a foreign power, and a Murdoch owned TV station, and a train load of snake oil by a narcissistic TV "star? Many of those people now see the error of their ways! Only around 41% of US voters would now vote for Trump again. Of course it won't be a Trump supporter messaging support for Khan. It would be some of the other 59% of the voters.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Khan hasn't insulted Trump though has he? He gave a pretty succinct description of him and explained why he thought that made it a mistake that he was invited for a State visit. It's Trump who looks foolish in mixing it with a Mayor! He is, after all, supposed to be the President of the most powerful country in the world. He ought to be above such diversions but Trump cannot abide critics and never fails to lash out. He was taught that by Roy Cohn and has never learned how to moderate it. It is extremely inappropriate for a POTUS. Really? thought that Khan was one of the first to pipe up once Trump was elected and after he announced the ban of Muslims to the U.S. Which was the same ban Obama imposed without anyone saying jacks***!! I believe Trump praised him when khan became the mayor for London!
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Originally posted by HKOwen
So now you are suggesting Wayne is some kind of closet Nazi? You seem to enjoy being contrarian which is fine and you are entitled to be so but when you throw around names you clearly don't understand that's another thing. Without resorting to Google can you explain : What a Nazi is/was What a Fascist is/was Why Antifa is ironic as their behaviour is classic Fascism You said I wouldn’t know a nazi if one fell on me. I said I do, and that only a cretin like Wayne doesn’t know what a nazi is. How is that calling him a nazi? I said he doesn’t know what a nazi is. Logic of a right winger I guess = none at all.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
It's only the activist left who say 'nazis' were at Charlottesville. It was a mixture of people and the people who call 'nazis' were the alt right. So who were the ones chanting “Jews will not replace us” then?
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
So who were the ones chanting “Jews will not replace us” then? The George Galloway Supporters Club?
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
The George Galloway Supporters Club? No, a bunch of nazi scumbags.
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
No, a bunch of nazi scumbags. The difference being?
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
I do take a stand on nazis, Stirlingsays. [Tweet Link]
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
So who were the ones chanting “Jews will not replace us” then? No, I'd say the ones who were serious about it were the alt right.....I struggle referring to, 'neo nazis' because guys like yourself seem to think they exist in large numbers. However, they were there. What I'm saying is that plenty of people went to protest about the threats to those statues who weren't 'nazis' or affiliated with alt right groups and that should be recognised. Edited by Stirlingsays (05 Jun 2019 2.16am)
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
No, I'd say the ones who were serious about it were the alt right.....I struggle referring to, 'neo nazis' because guys like yourself seem to think they exist in large numbers. However, they were there. What I'm saying is that plenty of people went to protest about the threats to those statues who weren't 'nazis' or affiliated with alt right groups and that should be recognised. Edited by Stirlingsays (05 Jun 2019 2.16am) They were there, indeed: Committing murder. Agreed there were some people there just protesting a statue being taken down, but it is a statue with a lot of meaning behind it. Slavery, segregation and racism is a much more raw topic here than in the UK, let me tell you. Edited by Maine Eagle (05 Jun 2019 3.02am)
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
[Tweet Link]What are you trying to say exactly by posting this?
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
They were there, indeed: Committing murder. Agreed there were some people there just protesting a statue being taken down, but it is a statue with a lot of meaning behind it. Slavery, segregation and racism is a much more raw topic here than in the UK, let me tell you. Edited by Maine Eagle (05 Jun 2019 3.02am) I don't buy into MSM narratives like you do. I have some issues with how that case was handled, however a woman lost her life and this guy must answer to that. As for slavery, segregation and racism, the reason it's as 'raw' as it is....is because the Democrats have been fermenting identity politics within the black community for decades for votes. Lets not forget the considerable racism within the Democrats itself, the anti white and anti male...and from some quarters anti semitic discourse that takes place.
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
What are you trying to say exactly by posting this? My guess is that this is an illustration of Godwin’s law in action.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I don't buy into MSM narratives like you do. I have some issues with how that case was handled, however a woman lost her life and this guy must answer to that. As for slavery, segregation and racism, the reason it's as 'raw' as it is....is because the Democrats have been fermenting identity politics within the black community for decades for votes. Lets not forget the considerable racism within the Democrats itself, the anti white and anti male...and from some quarters anti semitic discourse that takes place. Historically they are the slave owners.
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Did anyone watch Newsnight last night with Dawn Butler trying and failing to justify Corbyn not attending the state banquet for Trump? Emily Maitliss made mincemeat of her asking why Corbyn was happy to attend a state banquet for the Chinese premier with his lengthy history of human rights abuse yet refused to attend the dinner for the duly elected president of our closest ally No but I heard Emily Thornberry on the same topic being cut to pieces. Now we discover that Corbyn has to cheek to ask for a personal meeting with Trump and is surprised he doesn't get one. Yesterday the organisers claimed 250,000 people would turn up to protest against Trump. They had to concede that only 50,000 showed others people put the crowd between 10 and 20,000. A student digs somewhere in London: "Today we get the chance to smash the far right and their leader in chief Trump. This is just the start of the revolution, err mind you that weather looking a bit iffy oh forget it I'm going back to bed and have a spliff." Note to police: We should try cloud seeding as an effective form of crowd control.
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