If Trump Is Reinstated

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Trump was always just a presidential pretender. A poser. Nothing more.

And the entire world knew it. The funniest cringe moments from his presidency were when he tried to act like a normal, functioning adult.

 

[Dana7360]

John...you're a fucking idiot if you think that Biden, and Trump are anywhere close on mental acuity.

Stop being such a faggot 'left side' homer, and admit your boy is 6 months away from eating soft food, mumbling to dead relatives, and shitting in a diaper.

You obviously don't have much if any experience with someone who has alzheimers.

I am. I watched my grandmother and my mother go through the disease from beginning to their death.

By the time a person is 75 and has alzheimers they have lost most of their sense of balance. They are losing control of their body functions and while they still know what is happening around them, they are already starting to go into their own world.

By the time they are 76 they are firmly in their own world. They are seeing and hearing things that aren't there. They usually don't know where they are and don't know who the people are around them.

By the time they are 77 they start losing the use of their legs and arms. The part of their brain that controls it is destroyed from the scaring from the plaque.

By the time they are 78 years old they are totally incapacitated. They can't stand or walk. They can't speak and they don't know what is going on around them. They can't even feed themselves.

The end is violent brain seizures. Their bodies are racked with them. Every time my grandmother had one tears would come down her cheeks.

My grandmother was afraid of death so she clung onto life even in her vegetative state until she died at 83 years old.

My mother wasn't afraid of death. She was more afraid of alzheimers. She died at 78 years old.

Joe Biden is 78 years old and will be 79 in November.

He has none of the symptoms of alzheimers. He is years past the time when it can be concealed.

If Joe Biden had alzheimers he wouldn't be able to walk or even talk.

Stop with the propaganda lies.

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

You obviously don't have much if any experience with someone who has alzheimers.

I am. I watched my grandmother and my mother go through the disease from beginning to their death.

By the time a person is 75 and has alzheimers they have lost most of their sense of balance. They are losing control of their body functions and while they still know what is happening around them, they are already starting to go into their own world.

By the time they are 76 they are firmly in their own world. They are seeing and hearing things that aren't there. They usually don't know where they are and don't know who the people are around them.

By the time they are 77 they start losing the use of their legs and arms. The part of their brain that controls it is destroyed from the scaring from the plaque.

By the time they are 78 years old they are totally incapacitated. They can't stand or walk. They can't speak and they don't know what is going on around them. They can't even feed themselves.

The end is violent brain seizures. Their bodies are racked with them. Every time my grandmother had one tears would come down her cheeks.

My grandmother was afraid of death so she clung onto life even in her vegetative state until she died at 83 years old.

My mother wasn't afraid of death. She was more afraid of alzheimers. She died at 78 years old.

Joe Biden is 78 years old and will be 79 in November.

He has none of the symptoms of alzheimers. He is years past the time when it can be concealed.

If Joe Biden had alzheimers he wouldn't be able to walk or even talk.

Stop with the propaganda lies.

Alzheimer's doesn't hit at X age. Dementia can begin at many ages. My granny developed it in her early 80's.
Who is to say that the piece of shit criminal Biden isn't in the opening stages?

Biden appears to be exhibiting all.


Good. I hope he fuckin rots.

 

[Lysistrata]

It'll be one of the happiest days of my life. Unfortunately, I just don't see it happening though.

There is no provision in U.S. law for a former president to be "reinstated." This is impossible. trump's term officially ended at noon on Jan. 20, 2021. If something happens that a president cannot perform the duties of the presidency, presidential powers are exercised by the vice president, if something happens to the vice president, the Speaker of the House exercises the powers of the presidency.

Even if Biden's election could somehow be shown to be fraudulent, which is an absurd idea that is unsupported by any evidence, this would not establish that trump won.

 

[Michael1985]

It'll be one of the happiest days of my life. Unfortunately, I just don't see it happening though.

It's not happening, nor is there any constitutional means by which it would happen.

 

[Dana7360]

Alzheimer's doesn't hit at X age. Dementia can begin at many ages. My granny developed it in her early 80's.
Who is to say that the piece of shit criminal Biden isn't in the opening stages?
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Biden appears to be exhibiting all.


Good. I hope he fuckin rots.

You didn't say Biden has dementia. You said he had alzheimers.

Alzheimers and dementia are two very different things.

When I tell you about alzheimers you all of a sudden change to dementia.

You know Biden doesn't have alzheimers or dementia. You aren't fooling most people.

Stop with the garbage lies. That's all it is. Most people know it's lies so the only thing you're doing is making a fool of yourself.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

It'll be one of the happiest days of my life. Unfortunately, I just don't see it happening though.

What in the fuck are you even babbling about? Conspiracy morons are annoying.

 

[Devils_Advocate]

The Amazing Biden added nearly a million jobs last month and has the highest stock market in history

Thanks Mr President

I never credited Trump for the Stock Market or Job creation and I will never credit Biden either and the increase of jobs is because of the fact States we’re opening up…

 

[Devils_Advocate]

You didn't say Biden has dementia. You said he had alzheimers.

Alzheimers and dementia are two very different things.

When I tell you about alzheimers you all of a sudden change to dementia.

You know Biden doesn't have alzheimers or dementia. You aren't fooling most people.

Stop with the garbage lies. That's all it is. Most people know it's lies so the only thing you're doing is making a fool of yourself.

this from the poster that said people that have been vaccinated can not die from the Delta Variant and would not be hospitalized…

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

You didn't say Biden has dementia. You said he had alzheimers.

Alzheimers and dementia are two very different things.

When I tell you about alzheimers you all of a sudden change to dementia.

You know Biden doesn't have alzheimers or dementia. You aren't fooling most people.

Stop with the garbage lies. That's all it is. Most people know it's lies so the only thing you're doing is making a fool of yourself.

Well neither at a specified age...neither does cancer, or diabetes..or or or...So yer WRONG. The fact is we don't know what he has...but he isn't normal.
So go stick it up yer ass.

 

[Devils_Advocate]

Well neither at a specified age...neither does cancer, or diabetes..or or or...So yer WRONG. The fact is we don't know what he has...but he isn't normal.
So go stick it up yer ass.

What does he have?

He’s old and has always been goofy in the head…

 

[Rye Catcher]

John...you're a fucking idiot if you think that Biden, and Trump are anywhere close on mental acuity.

Stop being such a faggot 'left side' homer, and admit your boy is 6 months away from eating soft food, mumbling to dead relatives, and shitting in a diaper.

Your smack is weak. Very weak, and even if partly true President Biden will be a better leader than the grifter-in-chief.

 

[Rye Catcher]

Well neither at a specified age...neither does cancer, or diabetes..or or or...So yer WRONG. The fact is we don't know what he has...but he isn't normal.
So go stick it up yer ass.

You lost, anytime someone and it's usually a Trumpanzee, tells a poster to "so go stick it up yer ass" it's time for you to slink away into the deep grass.

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

What does he have?

He’s old and has always been goofy in the head…

Who Trump? Chronic narcissism. Biden...dementia, Alzheimer's...sever cognitive decline. Some shit. He ain't right. EVERYONE can see that...well, except for this fag Dana7360.

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

Your smack is weak. Very weak, and even if partly true President Biden will be a better leader than the grifter-in-chief.

Man STFU...just because you fantasize about suckin them old balls. I am convinced you Biden pumpers are Lemon Partiers.

 

[Road Runner]

If we really thought alike Biden would have several commercials making fun him beating Drumpf.

Actually, come to think of it you have more in common with Alice.

What a fucking useless and moronic OP! Mods! Why is this allowed?

Because unlike most social media platforms free speech is allowed here.

You obviously don't have much if any experience with someone who has alzheimers.

I am. I watched my grandmother and my mother go through the disease from beginning to their death.

By the time a person is 75 and has alzheimers they have lost most of their sense of balance. They are losing control of their body functions and while they still know what is happening around them, they are already starting to go into their own world.

By the time they are 76 they are firmly in their own world. They are seeing and hearing things that aren't there. They usually don't know where they are and don't know who the people are around them.

By the time they are 77 they start losing the use of their legs and arms. The part of their brain that controls it is destroyed from the scaring from the plaque.

By the time they are 78 years old they are totally incapacitated. They can't stand or walk. They can't speak and they don't know what is going on around them. They can't even feed themselves.

The end is violent brain seizures. Their bodies are racked with them. Every time my grandmother had one tears would come down her cheeks.

My grandmother was afraid of death so she clung onto life even in her vegetative state until she died at 83 years old.

My mother wasn't afraid of death. She was more afraid of alzheimers. She died at 78 years old.

Joe Biden is 78 years old and will be 79 in November.

He has none of the symptoms of alzheimers. He is years past the time when it can be concealed.

If Joe Biden had alzheimers he wouldn't be able to walk or even talk.

Stop with the propaganda lies.

Umm,.. I'm not sure where you're getting your information from but I've never heard of all this being associated with Alzheimer's All I've heard is it effects the memory nothing else in the body.

this from the poster that said people that have been vaccinated can not die from the Delta Variant and would not be hospitalized…

Well, I can see it as being less of a possibility though.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Who is to say that the piece of shit criminal Biden isn't in the opening stages?

I can tell you who ISN'T in a position to say it: an uneducated slob on a message board.

 

[Rye Catcher]

Man STFU...just because you fantasize about suckin them old balls. I am convinced you Biden pumpers are Lemon Partiers.

"convinced"? I suppose you are, those who are brainwashed by Trump, Faux Talking Heads and haven't an honest bone in their body post absurdities as you do. Or, you are in desperate need to get attention. In either case, I pity you.

 

[Dana7360]

Actually, come to think of it you have more in common with Alice.










Because unlike most social media platforms free speech is allowed here.






Umm,.. I'm not sure where you're getting your information from but I've never heard of all this being associated with Alzheimer's All I've heard is it effects the memory nothing else in the body.





Well, I can see it as being less of a possibility though.

Then you don't know anything about alzheimers.

I do. My grandmother and mother died of the disease. I watched it and helped them through it from beginning to their death.

It's a brain disease. Healthy cells in your brain are always dying and normally would normally die and sluff off. With alzheimers those dead cells don't naturally sluff off. They stay there causing plaque and scar tissue which builds up causing healthy brain tissue to die and add to the alzheimers process.

It's not just memory. One alzheimers specialist put to me is imagine a brain tumor. Alzheimers is basically the brain turning into one big tumor and it's dying. The whole brain is literally being killed. Not just memory is effected. All functions that the brain controls is effected. Another problem they have is sleeping. They can't sleep. My mom and grandmother would pace up and down the halls of the facility they were in for days. Then would collapse in exhaustion then be taken to the hospital where they would sleep for a day or so.

Since you admit you don't know much about the disease it's always a very good idea to do some research on it.

I don't need to do that research. I've watched it twice. I will watch it again. My oldest sister has the Alzheimers gene. The APOE E gene. There are 4 in the sequence. It's a gene that's passed from one generation to the next. The first born is usually guaranteed to get the gene. The next child or next 2 children won't get the gene if the births are one right after the other. If there's a few years gap between births usually that next child will have the gene.

What I described in the post you replied to is what my grandmother and mother endured. By the time they both were 75 they had to be locked in a facility for their own safety. Which is normal a typical for alzheimers patients.

Stages of Alzheimer's

Get information and resources for Alzheimer's and other dementias from the Alzheimer's Association.

www.alz.org

Early stage:
Common difficulties include:

• Coming up with the right word or name.
• Remembering names when introduced to new people.
• Having difficulty performing tasks in social or work settings.
• Forgetting material that was just read.
• Losing or misplacing a valuable object.
• Experiencing increased trouble with planning or organizing.

Middle stage:

Being forgetful of events or personal history.

• Feeling moody or withdrawn, especially in socially or mentally challenging situations.
• Being unable to recall information about themselves like their address or telephone number, and the high school or college they attended.
• Experiencing confusion about where they are or what day it is.
• Requiring help choosing proper clothing for the season or the occasion.
• Having trouble controlling their bladder and bowels.
• Experiencing changes in sleep patterns, such as sleeping during the day and becoming restless at night.
• Showing an increased tendency to wander and become lost.
• Demonstrating personality and behavioral changes, including suspiciousness and delusions or compulsive, repetitive behavior like hand-wringing or tissue shredding.

Last Stage:

At this stage, individuals may:

Require around-the-clock assistance with daily personal care.

• Lose awareness of recent experiences as well as of their surroundings.
• Experience changes in physical abilities, including walking, sitting and, eventually, swallowing
• Have difficulty communicating.
• Become vulnerable to infections, especially pneumonia.

 

[katsteve2012]

Then you don't know anything about alzheimers.

I do. My grandmother and mother died of the disease. I watched it and helped them through it from beginning to their death.

It's a brain disease. Healthy cells in your brain are always dying and normally would normally die and sluff off. With alzheimers those dead cells don't naturally sluff off. They stay there causing plaque and scar tissue which builds up causing healthy brain tissue to die and add to the alzheimers process.

It's not just memory. One alzheimers specialist put to me is imagine a brain tumor. Alzheimers is basically the brain turning into one big tumor and it's dying. The whole brain is literally being killed. Not just memory is effected. All functions that the brain controls is effected. Another problem they have is sleeping. They can't sleep. My mom and grandmother would pace up and down the halls of the facility they were in for days. Then would collapse in exhaustion then be taken to the hospital where they would sleep for a day or so.

Since you admit you don't know much about the disease it's always a very good idea to do some research on it.

I don't need to do that research. I've watched it twice. I will watch it again. My oldest sister has the Alzheimers gene. The APOE E gene. There are 4 in the sequence. It's a gene that's passed from one generation to the next. The first born is usually guaranteed to get the gene. The next child or next 2 children won't get the gene if the births are one right after the other. If there's a few years gap between births usually that next child will have the gene.

What I described in the post you replied to is what my grandmother and mother endured. By the time they both were 75 they had to be locked in a facility for their own safety. Which is normal a typical for alzheimers patients.

Stages of Alzheimer's

Get information and resources for Alzheimer's and other dementias from the Alzheimer's Association.

www.alz.org

Early stage:
Common difficulties include:

• Coming up with the right word or name.
• Remembering names when introduced to new people.
• Having difficulty performing tasks in social or work settings.
• Forgetting material that was just read.
• Losing or misplacing a valuable object.
• Experiencing increased trouble with planning or organizing.

Middle stage:

Being forgetful of events or personal history.

• Feeling moody or withdrawn, especially in socially or mentally challenging situations.
• Being unable to recall information about themselves like their address or telephone number, and the high school or college they attended.
• Experiencing confusion about where they are or what day it is.
• Requiring help choosing proper clothing for the season or the occasion.
• Having trouble controlling their bladder and bowels.
• Experiencing changes in sleep patterns, such as sleeping during the day and becoming restless at night.
• Showing an increased tendency to wander and become lost.
• Demonstrating personality and behavioral changes, including suspiciousness and delusions or compulsive, repetitive behavior like hand-wringing or tissue shredding.

Last Stage:

At this stage, individuals may:

Require around-the-clock assistance with daily personal care.

• Lose awareness of recent experiences as well as of their surroundings.
• Experience changes in physical abilities, including walking, sitting and, eventually, swallowing
• Have difficulty communicating.
• Become vulnerable to infections, especially pneumonia.

Not to stray off topic, but at what stage does the afflicted revert to childlike behavior?

A lifelong friend of mine has a brother with Alzheimers, and as a child, he liked to turn on all of the faucets in every room, then would go from room to room watching the water run.
He's started doing that again.