Strongly disagree. And I enjoy it when he trolls the left. And the non-thinkers.
A partial list of reasons why I strongly disagree:
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Actually, Albert Speerâs plans for Germania were pretty friggnâ awesome. Just because his boss was a massive jerk doesnât mean the architecture was bad. On the other hand, the âartâ at the Kennedy Center is garbage even though some of it is also German.
Iâve saved the best for last: the stick figure that was recently removed, to the consternation of the author of the article you quoted.
The whole Trump=Hitler thing has gotten so tiresome.
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Finally! A rational alternative to Trump/Hitler.
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that man is sick
Strongly disagree. And I enjoy it when he trolls the left. And the non-thinkers.
A partial list of reasons why I strongly disagree:
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John Wright (@johncwright2001) on X
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Negative net migration for the first time in 50 years
6 million illegal aliens removed
Fentanyl trafficking sharply down
Laken Riley Act signed into law.
Catch-and-release ended
Largest one-year homicide drop in U.S. history
Tren de Aragua, MS-13, and other cartels dismantled
Record U.S. energy prâŚ
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For some reason I canât get a grasp on the formatting here today. (sorry about that.)
OK, The reason(s) I think he is âsickâ is sort of a demonstration of his self worth and wanting history to look upon him as a savior that needed to have buildings and arches constructed on his watch. Is that because of the war he started allied with Israel, against the regime in Iran?
I will not say I am against that war, but it seems to fall under piss poor planning. They still have rockets and are still using them. The inhabitants of that country are too afraid of the revolutionary guard to rise up. If that could have been fixed in advance, the whole outcome would have been done by now.
I am in favor of stopping the revolutionary guardâs control of the population and stopping their control of the strait also of their part in terrorist operations, that had to be done, but letâs finish the damn job.
Mexico ticked me off, so lets change the name to gulf of America. Just the same for Lake Ontario, so stick it Canada, itâs now lake America.
(Iâm in favor of promoting Lake Erie to Lake Pennsylvania.)
Yes you pointed out some valid points that were previously posted on X, but thatâs what should have been done a long time ago by any responsible dictator, (damn where is the line out? Oh, this forum software doesnât have that.) president and administration.
Remember he did not do that alone, his minions did it.
Nor do I like his being palls with Putin or Kim Jong Un, him even saying he admires the latter. Is it keep your friends close and your enemies closer? Are they his enemies?
Yes he deserves some credit, still in my humble opinion, sometimes his actions and words seem to come from a person with some psychiatric problems.
No I am not a doctor, I am what I think a normal patriotic American, former soldier, senior citizen that is tired of high prices and promises that I donât see on the horizon.
As an aside, negative migration? Go to any store around here and see an equal number of people speaking in foreign tongues as there are people speaking English. Duh? It seems like Scranton is a sanctuary city. It wasnât that way10-15 years agoâŚ
(Now hit me up on that as well.)
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Gerard â if I may be so bold, you should pay attention to the wise things you write.
You rightly say that a lot of credit for the good things that have happened on President Trumpâs watch belongs to his minions â but who appointed those minions? Who directed & empowered them to do those good things? Classic theory is that one of the key roles of a chief executive is to select the right people and point them in the right direction. On that score, President Trump is doing a great job, as shown by the achievements of his subordinates.
Yes, the US is falling into the European trap of having an excessive pace of immigration, much of it illegal â resulting in the situation you observe in Scranton. All of that illegal immigration was against laws passed by Congress â yet Congress took no steps to enforce the laws they had passed. Under Bidenâs autopen, US taxpayers through corrupt entities like USAID paid for literally millions of illegal aliens to come to the US. At least that has stopped thanks to the actions of the current Administration â and no thanks at all to our worthless CongressCritters. Yes, we still have a big problem thanks to the illegal aliens who are here ⌠but at least the problem is no longer getting worse. President Trump does deserve our thanks for that.
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Yep.
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Awww, Gerry donât leave us!
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glad to hear it Gerry!
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White House launches Arcade.gov with computer game that lets players âdeportâ migrants.
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âŚand you donât 
that?
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well Iâm not a gaming person.
I tried the eagle flying down the mall but only got past one monument, then I quit after several zero scores.
unless you are asking about something else. in that caseâŚ
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Since the forming of State of Israel in 1948, more than 3.5 million people have immigrated to Israel.
In the meantime, approximately 20 million to 25 million Muslims live as immigrants or part of the Muslim diaspora across Western nations (primarily Western/Central Europe and North America).
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Muslim diaspora? No one is stopping them from returning to their homelands
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It would be very interesting to know that attitudes of these âimmigrantsâ (do Muslims wish to assimilate?) toward their new nations of residence and to compare them. If this were done, would we ever hear about it?
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