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HKOwen Flag Hong Kong 14 Jul 24 6.44am

Originally posted by Ouzo Dan

What is that supposed to be?

A centimetre further right & the bullet would have taken half his face off, do you want me to be more specific?

I am trying to understand the photo, is the highlighted line in the elipse supposed to be the bullet after it hit on the ear?

 


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HKOwen Flag Hong Kong 14 Jul 24 6.47am

Originally posted by Spiderman

Some of the comments on BBS are outrageous ( to be expected I suppose)

No surprise, the BBS is full of vitriol, conspiracy theory and the rantings of many odd people

 


Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

Ouzo Dan Flag Behind you 14 Jul 24 7.27am

Originally posted by HKOwen

I am trying to understand the photo, is the highlighted line in the elipse supposed to be the bullet after it hit on the ear?

Ah I gotcha, inside the red circle you're looking at the actual bullet after it had just passed through Trumps ear.

 


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YT Flag Oxford 14 Jul 24 7.45am

Too ambitious. He should have gone for the body shot. Surely he's watched 'The Day of the Jackal'.

 


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Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards georgenorman Flag 14 Jul 24 8.27am

Wisbech will be on in a minute telling us that Trump organised it himself to attract more votes.

 

Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 14 Jul 24 8.33am

Originally posted by georgenorman

Wisbech will be on in a minute telling us that Trump organised it himself to attract more votes.

No. He is stupid but he isn’t brave. Organising a shooting from 150 yards away that clipped his ear would have been far too risky.

Organising someone in a Biden T-shirt hurling rubber ducks in full camera view is more his style.

 


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Behind Enemy Lines Flag Sussex 14 Jul 24 8.39am

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

No. He is stupid but he isn’t brave. Organising a shooting from 150 yards away that clipped his ear would have been far too risky.

Organising someone in a Biden T-shirt hurling rubber ducks in full camera view is more his style.

He is stupid but he isn’t brave

Who, Wisbech or Trump?!

 


hats off to palace, they were always gonna be louder, and hate to say it but they were impressive ALL bouncing and singing.

Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 14 Jul 24 8.43am

I woke this morning to this news.

It’s shocking but unsurprising given the divisive nature of current US politics.

Opinions clearly differ on who and what is responsible for the divisiveness.

Some Republicans have rushed to blame the Democrats, including Biden, for it, saying their attitude towards Trump is entirely to blame.

Unsurprisingly others disagree. Me included. I believe it’s primarily Trump’s responsibility caused by his attitude and behaviour in the last 10 years, which reached the bottom in 2020 with his attempt to deny democracy. Now his attempts to avoid justice stick in the craw of every law abiding person.

I hope this sends enough shockwaves through the USA to stop it, but I fear it will make it worse.

 


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Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards georgenorman Flag 14 Jul 24 8.48am

Originally posted by YT

Too ambitious. He should have gone for the body shot. Surely he's watched 'The Day of the Jackal'.

Ear today, gone tomorrow?

 

Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards georgenorman Flag 14 Jul 24 8.49am

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

I woke this morning to this news.

It’s shocking but unsurprising given the divisive nature of current US politics.

Opinions clearly differ on who and what is responsible for the divisiveness.

Some Republicans have rushed to blame the Democrats, including Biden, for it, saying their attitude towards Trump is entirely to blame.

Unsurprisingly others disagree. Me included. I believe it’s primarily Trump’s responsibility caused by his attitude and behaviour in the last 10 years, which reached the bottom in 2020 with his attempt to deny democracy. Now his attempts to avoid justice stick in the craw of every law abiding person.

I hope this sends enough shockwaves through the USA to stop it, but I fear it will make it worse.

Have you no shame?

 

Stirlingsays Flag 14 Jul 24 9.05am

Originally posted by georgenorman

Have you no shame?

Clearly his shame levels are as high as his gas maintenance budget.

Though blaming Trump for his own assassination attempt is almost an enjoyable slice of trolling.

I should imagine that TDS would be far more at home on the BBS.

Trump's revenue will be beating these twisted dysfunctional people.

Edited by Stirlingsays (14 Jul 2024 9.07am)

 


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Teddy Eagle Flag 14 Jul 24 9.09am

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

I woke this morning to this news.

It’s shocking but unsurprising given the divisive nature of current US politics.

Opinions clearly differ on who and what is responsible for the divisiveness.

Some Republicans have rushed to blame the Democrats, including Biden, for it, saying their attitude towards Trump is entirely to blame.

Unsurprisingly others disagree. Me included. I believe it’s primarily Trump’s responsibility caused by his attitude and behaviour in the last 10 years, which reached the bottom in 2020 with his attempt to deny democracy. Now his attempts to avoid justice stick in the craw of every law abiding person.

I hope this sends enough shockwaves through the USA to stop it, but I fear it will make it worse.

Same as JFK and MLK then? They brought it on themselves did they?

 

Forest Hillbilly Flag in a hidey-hole 14 Jul 24 9.25am

That bloody Pope, he was asking for it.

 


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Matov Flag 14 Jul 24 9.38am

I will leave this up here without comment other than the fact this man is paid by the BBC and that he claimed this tweet was actually 'satire'.

Attachment: GSbmIyJXYAAK_Pc.jfif (19.27Kb)

 


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Nicholas91 Flag The Democratic Republic of Kent 14 Jul 24 9.48am

The almost inevitable consequence of convincing people, especially young people, that others are to blame for their failure and misery. Perhaps he could have looked at changing his gender instead??

Edited by Nicholas91 (14 Jul 2024 9.48am)

 


Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

eaglesdare Flag 14 Jul 24 9.55am

If Elon musk had not bought Twitter (X) we would all be waking up to the news Trump "slipped" while making a speech. Which I might add a lot of MSM are trying to peddle.

 

Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards Hrolf The Ganger Flag 14 Jul 24 10.15am

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

I woke this morning to this news.

It’s shocking but unsurprising given the divisive nature of current US politics.

Opinions clearly differ on who and what is responsible for the divisiveness.

Some Republicans have rushed to blame the Democrats, including Biden, for it, saying their attitude towards Trump is entirely to blame.

Unsurprisingly others disagree. Me included. I believe it’s primarily Trump’s responsibility
caused by his attitude and behaviour in the last 10 years, which reached the bottom in 2020 with his attempt to deny democracy. Now his attempts to avoid justice stick in the craw of every law abiding person.

I hope this sends enough shockwaves through the USA to stop it, but I fear it will make it worse.

This post should be the one that finally finishes you.

I think you are now persona non grata.

 

Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards Hrolf The Ganger Flag 14 Jul 24 10.19am

I told everyone this would happen. Not exactly surprising I guess.

Another lone gunman?

The circumstances leading up to this strongly suggested a plan B to get rid of Trump.
They tried the conviction. Biden clearly not fit to contest the election. The writing was on the wall.

Problem is, they missed the target.

 

eaglesdare Flag 14 Jul 24 10.39am

An iconic picture.

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Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 14 Jul 24 10.54am

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

This post should be the one that finally finishes you.

I think you are now persona non grata.

Because I am attempting to discuss the cause of the divisiveness? When identifying it and eradicating it seems essential?

I subscribe to Gab and routinely receive Andrew Torba's diatribes, most of which are extremely divisive in nature. I received 2 today, the second of which was in reaction to yesterday's event. It's far too long to repeat in full but these are some paragraphs from it. Whatever your political beliefs might be it must surely be plain to all where the divisiveness in the USA is originating:-

"After tonight's events I have come to the realization that I no longer want any association whatsoever with any liberals. None.

Not in the community, not at church, not anywhere. The reasons for this decision are rooted in the belief that being around these people poses a threat to our sanity, safety, and families. First and foremost, the constant bombardment of liberal ideologies and beliefs has become a source of mental and emotional exhaustion. The never-ending debates, the constant need to defend our values, and the relentless pressure to conform to their worldview have taken a toll on our mental well-being. These people are insane and in associating with them we allow their madness to infect us.

In these tumultuous times, it is more important than ever to remember President Trump's inspiring words from tonight as he got up off the ground: "Fight! Fight! Fight!" as we continue to battle for the soul of our nation, our culture, and our people. The forces that seek to undermine our values, traditions, and way of life are relentless, but so too is our determination to preserve and protect all that we hold dear." 

It's this attitude which lies at the root of the problem in the USA and for which I see no obvious solution. People are living in parallel universes.

 


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