Camus on Trump

[dblack]

We'll see... Of course you are totally brainwashed...

No child, the brainwashed are like you, the ones who won't even consider the possibly you might be wrong. It's simply pathetic grown people would act the way you do.

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Actually I do. You can search "mea culpa" and see how many times I admitted to be wrong.

Claiming I'm brainwashed and don't consider I might be wrong is not correct, however on the issue of Trump I know I'm correct: Trump is inept, incompetent, inexperienced and can't learn from his many many mistakes. He is the pathetic grown up who acts like a 2-year old.

True.

Of course, Trump’s failure should come as a surprise to no one.

That Trump is unfit to be president was clear to most Americans even before the election.

We can only hope that the voters learned a hard lesson the consequence of Trump’s failure: that a political neophyte devoid of any understanding of the law, sound public policy, and responsible governance has no business being president, and that Trump in particular lacks the temperament to be president.

Thankfully the voters will correct their mistake made in 2016 by voting Trump out of office in 2020.

I dunno. Democrats seemed pretty determined to lose.

How so? I can see an overreach on the wedge issues will impact the single issue voters and jeopardize the Democratic agenda.

It seems to me if they follow up on the issues they won with this month, and ignore the lies that the single issue voters will hear from the far right propaganda mill (on guns, abortion and immigration) and seek to welcome the rational and moderate Republicans to the table, pragmatism will win over ideology, bigotry and extremism.

I think that the way our elections are currently run is what drives the dysfunction. The incentive for the major parties is always to push for as much radical change as they possibly can, rather than seeking consensus. So the Dems are now all-in on socialism. That will appeal to their base, but it will also be a big boost to Trump.

We'll see. Even if they do win the election, there's simply not enough support generally for what they want to do (a slim majority won't cut it). So it will just swing back the other way next time around. Wash, rinse, repeat.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Also a clear, concise and accurate evaluation of the previous squatter at 1600 Pennsylvania.

Well that took 3 minutes. So, you admit it describes Trump?

 

[OKTexas]

No the court hasn't been off its fucking rocker that long, it's only been about 90 years. FDR replaced 8 supremes in a 6 year period and the court hasn't been the same since.

What New Deal legislation did the US Supreme Court declare unconstitutional

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They still allowed plenty of Regulation. Good for them LOL your defense of crappy bosses is touching, super duper.

Ya know who tends to have crappy bosses, crappy workers. Can't say I ever had a crappy boss, I bet you've had many.

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Let's say crappy benefits as compared with the rest of the modern world as i anumerated.

The great thing, you're pretty much free to move to any country that would make you feel more comfortable. BTW it's "enumerated", or are you creating new words to go with the ridiculous new benefits you want. I can't believe you don't think people can survive without your all encompassing nanny state. Personally I think I can spend my money better than any bureaucrat.

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How about a paid 6 week vacation like in France or at least a month everywhere else? Republicans amazing people...

How about it? Many people have earned 6 weeks and more here in the US. Most companies can't afford it. Why do you want to turn companies into government mandated welfare agencies?

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[OKTexas]

They still allowed plenty of Regulation. Good for them LOL your defense of crappy bosses is touching, super duper.

Ya know who tends to have crappy bosses, crappy workers. Can't say I ever had a crappy boss, I bet you've had many.

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Let's say crappy benefits as compared with the rest of the modern world as i anumerated.

The great thing, you're pretty much free to move to any country that would make you feel more comfortable. BTW it's "enumerated", or are you creating new words to go with the ridiculous new benefits you want. I can't believe you don't think people can survive without your all encompassing nanny state. Personally I think I can spend my money better than any bureaucrat.

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How about a paid 6 week vacation like in France or at least a month everywhere else? Republicans amazing people...

Just love getting screwed over by the rich... And being conspiracy theorists... Well at least you're white and super Patriots oh boy....

You talking to yourself again?

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[OKTexas]

No the court hasn't been off its fucking rocker that long, it's only been about 90 years. FDR replaced 8 supremes in a 6 year period and the court hasn't been the same since.

What New Deal legislation did the US Supreme Court declare unconstitutional

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They still allowed plenty of Regulation. Good for them LOL your defense of crappy bosses is touching, super duper.

Ya know who tends to have crappy bosses, crappy workers. Can't say I ever had a crappy boss, I bet you've had many.

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Let's say crappy benefits as compared with the rest of the modern world as i anumerated.

The great thing, you're pretty much free to move to any country that would make you feel more comfortable. BTW it's "enumerated", or are you creating new words to go with the ridiculous new benefits you want. I can't believe you don't think people can survive without your all encompassing nanny state. Personally I think I can spend my money better than any bureaucrat.

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Actually can't move to other countries unless you're a multi-millionaire retiree. You can't work there that's for sure, unless you are married to one. I have I know.

Really, I don't think all those folks from Africa and the ME that pushed into Europe were retired millionaires, just join the crowd. LMAO

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[Wry Catcher]

No child, the brainwashed are like you, the ones who won't even consider the possibly you might be wrong. It's simply pathetic grown people would act the way you do.

.

Actually I do. You can search "mea culpa" and see how many times I admitted to be wrong.

Claiming I'm brainwashed and don't consider I might be wrong is not correct, however on the issue of Trump I know I'm correct: Trump is inept, incompetent, inexperienced and can't learn from his many many mistakes. He is the pathetic grown up who acts like a 2-year old.

True.

Of course, Trump’s failure should come as a surprise to no one.

That Trump is unfit to be president was clear to most Americans even before the election.

We can only hope that the voters learned a hard lesson the consequence of Trump’s failure: that a political neophyte devoid of any understanding of the law, sound public policy, and responsible governance has no business being president, and that Trump in particular lacks the temperament to be president.

Thankfully the voters will correct their mistake made in 2016 by voting Trump out of office in 2020.

I dunno. Democrats seemed pretty determined to lose.

How so? I can see an overreach on the wedge issues will impact the single issue voters and jeopardize the Democratic agenda.

It seems to me if they follow up on the issues they won with this month, and ignore the lies that the single issue voters will hear from the far right propaganda mill (on guns, abortion and immigration) and seek to welcome the rational and moderate Republicans to the table, pragmatism will win over ideology, bigotry and extremism.

I think that the way our elections are currently run is what drives the dysfunction. The incentive for the major parties is always to push for as much radical change as they possibly can, rather than seeking consensus. So the Dems are now all-in on socialism. That will appeal to their base, but it will also be a big boost to Trump.

We'll see. Even if they do win the election, there's simply not enough support generally for what they want to do (a slim majority won't cut it). So it will just swing back the other way next time around. Wash, rinse, repeat.

This is an echo of the BIG LIE: "the Dems are now all-in on socialism." First of all, most of those echo chamber members who post this BULLSHIT have no clue as to what Socialism entails, since it is amorphous and never clearly defined by those who use it.

Q. What did you mean by the Democratic Party is "all in" on Socialism. In detail, explain how the PPACA is Socialism.

My take is anything which is not privatized and thus profit motivated is an example of socialism to the ignorant; as we saw how they used this fear to win The Congress in 2010 ( with an unfulfilled promise to repeal an replace the PPACA, aka, Obamacare); nearly seven years later they have not kept that promise, and in fact have co-opted support for keeping the condition that those with an existing medical condition will not be denied healthcare insurance, a complete turnaround from their seven years of doing nothing but weakening this reform.

 

[OKTexas]

Huber is still operating under the radar.

Yep, I doubt the commies are going to pleased when his report comes out.

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We'll see... Of course you are totally brainwashed...

No child, the brainwashed are like you, the ones who won't even consider the possibly you might be wrong. It's simply pathetic grown people would act the way you do.

.

Actually I do. You can search "mea culpa" and see how many times I admitted to be wrong.

Claiming I'm brainwashed and don't consider I might be wrong is not correct, however on the issue of Trump I know I'm correct: Trump is inept, incompetent, inexperienced and can't learn from his many many mistakes. He is the pathetic grown up who acts like a 2-year old.

True.

Of course, Trump’s failure should come as a surprise to no one.

That Trump is unfit to be president was clear to most Americans even before the election.

We can only hope that the voters learned a hard lesson the consequence of Trump’s failure: that a political neophyte devoid of any understanding of the law, sound public policy, and responsible governance has no business being president, and that Trump in particular lacks the temperament to be president.

Thankfully the voters will correct their mistake made in 2016 by voting Trump out of office in 2020.

You're such a pussy. Trump is doing great things and all you can do is whine.

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[dblack]

My take is anything which is not privatized and thus profit motivated is an example of socialism to the ignorant.

I understand that that's your take. But when the means of production is "not privatized", ie when it's controlled by the state, well - that's socialism. You can split hairs, cling to obscure, ambiguous definitions etc, but it doesn't really change the basic dynamic. Some of us want the state controlling more and more of society, some of us don't.

 

[edward37]

Yep, I doubt the commies are going to pleased when his report comes out.

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We'll see... Of course you are totally brainwashed...

No child, the brainwashed are like you, the ones who won't even consider the possibly you might be wrong. It's simply pathetic grown people would act the way you do.

.

Actually I do. You can search "mea culpa" and see how many times I admitted to be wrong.

Claiming I'm brainwashed and don't consider I might be wrong is not correct, however on the issue of Trump I know I'm correct: Trump is inept, incompetent, inexperienced and can't learn from his many many mistakes. He is the pathetic grown up who acts like a 2-year old.

True.

Of course, Trump’s failure should come as a surprise to no one.

That Trump is unfit to be president was clear to most Americans even before the election.

We can only hope that the voters learned a hard lesson the consequence of Trump’s failure: that a political neophyte devoid of any understanding of the law, sound public policy, and responsible governance has no business being president, and that Trump in particular lacks the temperament to be president.

Thankfully the voters will correct their mistake made in 2016 by voting Trump out of office in 2020.

You're such a pussy. Trump is doing great things and all you can do is whine.

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Trump has done shit ,,,, exception is helping americans to hate even more and he has the nerve to pat himself on the back??

 

[OKTexas]

We'll see... Of course you are totally brainwashed...

No child, the brainwashed are like you, the ones who won't even consider the possibly you might be wrong. It's simply pathetic grown people would act the way you do.

.

Actually I do. You can search "mea culpa" and see how many times I admitted to be wrong.

Claiming I'm brainwashed and don't consider I might be wrong is not correct, however on the issue of Trump I know I'm correct: Trump is inept, incompetent, inexperienced and can't learn from his many many mistakes. He is the pathetic grown up who acts like a 2-year old.

True.

Of course, Trump’s failure should come as a surprise to no one.

That Trump is unfit to be president was clear to most Americans even before the election.

We can only hope that the voters learned a hard lesson the consequence of Trump’s failure: that a political neophyte devoid of any understanding of the law, sound public policy, and responsible governance has no business being president, and that Trump in particular lacks the temperament to be president.

Thankfully the voters will correct their mistake made in 2016 by voting Trump out of office in 2020.

You're such a pussy. Trump is doing great things and all you can do is whine.

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Trump has done shit ,,,, exception is helping americans to hate even more and he has the nerve to pat himself on the back??

Only haters I'm seeing are you regressives, but that's nothing that arrived with Trump. You folks have been hating on the country for the last 10 years, and went ballistic when the bitch lost.

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[Wry Catcher]

My take is anything which is not privatized and thus profit motivated is an example of socialism to the ignorant.

I understand that that's your take. But when the means of production is "not privatized", ie when it's controlled by the state, well - that's socialism. You can split hairs, cling to obscure, ambiguous definitions etc, but it doesn't really change the basic dynamic. Some of us want the state controlling more and more of society, some of us don't.

I suggest you do some research, and consider how the private sector was controlled by the state in Germany and Italy, circa the decades of the 30's and 40's. I know some want us to believe fascism and socialism are the same; yet the state is valued more than it's citizens by both Hitler and Mussolini (and BTW, Trump). That is a distinction with a difference between them and us.

The absurd (lack of pragmatism) of the Federalist Society sees the world in an 18th century reality. I'd not be surprised if they went all the way and repealed and replaced the Constitution with an article of confederation, removing all amendments including the first ten so as to give Governors and state legislators the power to restore Jim Crow laws, and only allow property owning white men the right to vote.

 

[dblack]

I suggest you do some research, and consider how the private sector was controlled by the state in Germany and Italy, circa the decades of the 30's and 40's. I know some want us to believe fascism and socialism are the same; yet the state is valued more than it's citizens by both Hitler and Mussolini (and BTW, Trump). That is a distinction with a difference between them and us.

While I appreciate the suggestion, it's irrelevant in my view. I'm opposed to any and all state control over the economy. The various forms it might take (fascism, communism, socialism, "democratic" socialism) might be of interest from an academic point of view, but it's all the same mistake. Government shouldn't be granted the power to dictate our economic decisions.

 

[Wry Catcher]

I suggest you do some research, and consider how the private sector was controlled by the state in Germany and Italy, circa the decades of the 30's and 40's. I know some want us to believe fascism and socialism are the same; yet the state is valued more than it's citizens by both Hitler and Mussolini (and BTW, Trump). That is a distinction with a difference between them and us.

While I appreciate the suggestion, it's irrelevant in my view. I'm opposed to any and all state control over the economy. The various forms it might take (fascism, communism, socialism, "democratic" socialism) might be of interest from an academic point of view, but it's all the same mistake. Government shouldn't be granted the power to dictate our economic decisions.

Cool, this is why Libertarianism will never win a state or federal election. Sagacious thinking is pragmatic thinking and yours is not within the parameters of reality of human nature.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Yep, I doubt the commies are going to pleased when his report comes out.

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We'll see... Of course you are totally brainwashed...

No child, the brainwashed are like you, the ones who won't even consider the possibly you might be wrong. It's simply pathetic grown people would act the way you do.

.

Actually I do. You can search "mea culpa" and see how many times I admitted to be wrong.

Claiming I'm brainwashed and don't consider I might be wrong is not correct, however on the issue of Trump I know I'm correct: Trump is inept, incompetent, inexperienced and can't learn from his many many mistakes. He is the pathetic grown up who acts like a 2-year old.

True.

Of course, Trump’s failure should come as a surprise to no one.

That Trump is unfit to be president was clear to most Americans even before the election.

We can only hope that the voters learned a hard lesson the consequence of Trump’s failure: that a political neophyte devoid of any understanding of the law, sound public policy, and responsible governance has no business being president, and that Trump in particular lacks the temperament to be president.

Thankfully the voters will correct their mistake made in 2016 by voting Trump out of office in 2020.

I dunno. Democrats seemed pretty determined to lose.

Yes, you don't know.

 

[dblack]

I suggest you do some research, and consider how the private sector was controlled by the state in Germany and Italy, circa the decades of the 30's and 40's. I know some want us to believe fascism and socialism are the same; yet the state is valued more than it's citizens by both Hitler and Mussolini (and BTW, Trump). That is a distinction with a difference between them and us.

While I appreciate the suggestion, it's irrelevant in my view. I'm opposed to any and all state control over the economy. The various forms it might take (fascism, communism, socialism, "democratic" socialism) might be of interest from an academic point of view, but it's all the same mistake. Government shouldn't be granted the power to dictate our economic decisions.

Cool, this is why Libertarianism will never win a state or federal election. Sagacious thinking is pragmatic thinking and yours is not within the parameters of reality of human nature.

On the contrary, it's socialism that ignores human nature. That's it's main downfall. People aren't ants.

 

[dblack]

We'll see... Of course you are totally brainwashed...

No child, the brainwashed are like you, the ones who won't even consider the possibly you might be wrong. It's simply pathetic grown people would act the way you do.

.

Actually I do. You can search "mea culpa" and see how many times I admitted to be wrong.

Claiming I'm brainwashed and don't consider I might be wrong is not correct, however on the issue of Trump I know I'm correct: Trump is inept, incompetent, inexperienced and can't learn from his many many mistakes. He is the pathetic grown up who acts like a 2-year old.

True.

Of course, Trump’s failure should come as a surprise to no one.

That Trump is unfit to be president was clear to most Americans even before the election.

We can only hope that the voters learned a hard lesson the consequence of Trump’s failure: that a political neophyte devoid of any understanding of the law, sound public policy, and responsible governance has no business being president, and that Trump in particular lacks the temperament to be president.

Thankfully the voters will correct their mistake made in 2016 by voting Trump out of office in 2020.

I dunno. Democrats seemed pretty determined to lose.

Yes, you don't know.

Best post EVAR! You're really sharp today, C!

 

[Wry Catcher]

No child, the brainwashed are like you, the ones who won't even consider the possibly you might be wrong. It's simply pathetic grown people would act the way you do.

.

Actually I do. You can search "mea culpa" and see how many times I admitted to be wrong.

Claiming I'm brainwashed and don't consider I might be wrong is not correct, however on the issue of Trump I know I'm correct: Trump is inept, incompetent, inexperienced and can't learn from his many many mistakes. He is the pathetic grown up who acts like a 2-year old.

True.

Of course, Trump’s failure should come as a surprise to no one.

That Trump is unfit to be president was clear to most Americans even before the election.

We can only hope that the voters learned a hard lesson the consequence of Trump’s failure: that a political neophyte devoid of any understanding of the law, sound public policy, and responsible governance has no business being president, and that Trump in particular lacks the temperament to be president.

Thankfully the voters will correct their mistake made in 2016 by voting Trump out of office in 2020.

You're such a pussy. Trump is doing great things and all you can do is whine.

.

Trump has done shit ,,,, exception is helping americans to hate even more and he has the nerve to pat himself on the back??

Only haters I'm seeing are you regressives, but that's nothing that arrived with Trump. You folks have been hating on the country for the last 10 years, and went ballistic when the bitch lost.

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Oh the irony, calling HRC a "bitch" is clearly hateful and claiming "You folks" hate the United States goes beyond a damn lie. It is insane as well as pathological hate.

 

[Wry Catcher]

I suggest you do some research, and consider how the private sector was controlled by the state in Germany and Italy, circa the decades of the 30's and 40's. I know some want us to believe fascism and socialism are the same; yet the state is valued more than it's citizens by both Hitler and Mussolini (and BTW, Trump). That is a distinction with a difference between them and us.

While I appreciate the suggestion, it's irrelevant in my view. I'm opposed to any and all state control over the economy. The various forms it might take (fascism, communism, socialism, "democratic" socialism) might be of interest from an academic point of view, but it's all the same mistake. Government shouldn't be granted the power to dictate our economic decisions.

Cool, this is why Libertarianism will never win a state or federal election. Sagacious thinking is pragmatic thinking and yours is not within the parameters of reality of human nature.

On the contrary, it's socialism that ignores human nature. That's it's main downfall. People aren't ants.

Some people are Lemmings, but even the biddable are social animals. It seems Elephants have more empathy than Libertarians.

 

[Wry Catcher]

No child, the brainwashed are like you, the ones who won't even consider the possibly you might be wrong. It's simply pathetic grown people would act the way you do.

.

Actually I do. You can search "mea culpa" and see how many times I admitted to be wrong.

Claiming I'm brainwashed and don't consider I might be wrong is not correct, however on the issue of Trump I know I'm correct: Trump is inept, incompetent, inexperienced and can't learn from his many many mistakes. He is the pathetic grown up who acts like a 2-year old.

True.

Of course, Trump’s failure should come as a surprise to no one.

That Trump is unfit to be president was clear to most Americans even before the election.

We can only hope that the voters learned a hard lesson the consequence of Trump’s failure: that a political neophyte devoid of any understanding of the law, sound public policy, and responsible governance has no business being president, and that Trump in particular lacks the temperament to be president.

Thankfully the voters will correct their mistake made in 2016 by voting Trump out of office in 2020.

I dunno. Democrats seemed pretty determined to lose.

How so? I can see an overreach on the wedge issues will impact the single issue voters and jeopardize the Democratic agenda.

It seems to me if they follow up on the issues they won with this month, and ignore the lies that the single issue voters will hear from the far right propaganda mill (on guns, abortion and immigration) and seek to welcome the rational and moderate Republicans to the table, pragmatism will win over ideology, bigotry and extremism.

I think that the way our elections are currently run is what drives the dysfunction. The incentive for the major parties is always to push for as much radical change as they possibly can, rather than seeking consensus. So the Dems are now all-in on socialism. That will appeal to their base, but it will also be a big boost to Trump.

We'll see. Even if they do win the election, there's simply not enough support generally for what they want to do (a slim majority won't cut it). So it will just swing back the other way next time around. Wash, rinse, repeat.

What is it "they" want to do?

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

I suggest you do some research, and consider how the private sector was controlled by the state in Germany and Italy, circa the decades of the 30's and 40's. I know some want us to believe fascism and socialism are the same; yet the state is valued more than it's citizens by both Hitler and Mussolini (and BTW, Trump). That is a distinction with a difference between them and us.

While I appreciate the suggestion, it's irrelevant in my view. I'm opposed to any and all state control over the economy. The various forms it might take (fascism, communism, socialism, "democratic" socialism) might be of interest from an academic point of view, but it's all the same mistake. Government shouldn't be granted the power to dictate our economic decisions.

Cool, this is why Libertarianism will never win a state or federal election. Sagacious thinking is pragmatic thinking and yours is not within the parameters of reality of human nature.

On the contrary, it's socialism that ignores human nature. That's it's main downfall. People aren't ants.

Preach to the choir fallacy.

No one advocates for "socialism," including Democrats, the notion they do is a lie.