Morning Morphs Into Midnight

[colfax_m]

Wrong. It was a swindle.

Wrong. You’re a spoiled child.

 

[bripat9643]

Obama told them to 'stay the course.'

No Obama rallies resulted in riots.

Your accusation is fraudulent.

Plenty of Dim protests have resulted in riots:

Here's some pictures from June 6 in DC

 

[bripat9643]

The Democrat Party stands for the same things as the Nazis and the Bolsheviks did.

Right. Because overrunning the Capitol in an attempt to maintain political power isn’t what Nazis and Bolsheviks did.

They attempted to get a fair investigation into election fraud, moron. Nazi's and Bolsheviks swindle elections and shutdown the speech of the opposition party.

They got a fair election. They just didn’t like the results.

So like spoiled rotten children, they broke shit.

Wrong. Repeatng that 10,000 times won't make it true.

 

[initforme]

While I had enough sense to not vote in this election because I couldn't find a viable candidate, all the bickering in the world isn't changing any minds about anything. The sun shall rise and life will go on in spite of what presidents do.

 

[bripat9643]

While I had enough sense to not vote in this election because I couldn't find a viable candidate, all the bickering in the world isn't changing any minds about anything. The sun shall rise and life will go on in spite of what presidents do.

Yeah, that's what happened after the German election of 1932.

 

[colfax_m]

Plenty of Dim protests have resulted in riots

Had nothing to do with Democrats.

Unlike the Trump riot last week.

 

[colfax_m]

Wrong. Repeatng that 10,000 times won't make it true.

I don’t have to repeat anything. You had a chance to make a case and you lost.

Because it was a hoax.

 

[bripat9643]

Plenty of Dim protests have resulted in riots

Had nothing to do with Democrats.

Unlike the Trump riot last week.

It has everything to do with Democrats.

 

[bripat9643]

Wrong. Repeatng that 10,000 times won't make it true.

I don’t have to repeat anything. You had a chance to make a case and you lost.

Because it was a hoax.

ROFL! I have the next 100 years to make the case, douchebag.

 

[colfax_m]

ROFL! I have the next 100 years to make the case, douchebag.

Well, as long as the brain trust of Sydney Powell and Lin Wood are your leaders, I think we will be fine.

What you do next is irrelevant. Biden is going to be inaugurated.

 

[colfax_m]

It has everything to do with Democrats.

Not nearly as much as Trump’s riot.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Nazis are Leftists, like you.

You can pretend whatever your need to pretend. If you are unable to accept your fellow travelers in Trumpery and nazis's documented support for Cry Baby Loser as they proclaim the failed casino operator their "Glorious Leader!", you'll just have to share your fanaticism without openly admitting it.

The Daily Stormer Endorses Donald Trump for President

The Daily Stormer Endorses Donald Trump for President

Andrew Anglin Daily Stormer June 28, 2015 I am hereby making an official endorsement of Don...

dailystormer.su

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Based on my careful analysis, schmidlap-dog, I've decided that there are but three possible explanations for what passes for thinking in your sort.
Please advise which one is most applicable.

1. You are so deeply ignorant of reality, and especially of history, that you don't realize you've been tricked into supporting what you claim to hate.

2. You are so lacking in achievements yourself, and therefore, in self-esteem, that you need the warm embrace of the crowd,and are willing to accept all sorts of lies to attain same.

3. You are such a coward that, while recognizing that you vote for the same doctrines and agenda of Nazis and Bolsheviks, you have such fear of wha the Left will do if you disagree or even question, that you acquiesce.

Now....which is it, lap-doggie????

 

[PoliticalChic]

While I had enough sense to not vote in this election because I couldn't find a viable candidate, all the bickering in the world isn't changing any minds about anything. The sun shall rise and life will go on in spite of what presidents do.

I hope you will continue the pattern.

 

[schmidlap]

Nazis are Leftists, like you.

You can pretend whatever your need to pretend. If you are unable to accept your fellow travelers in Trumpery and nazis's documented support for Cry Baby Loser as they proclaim the failed casino operator their "Glorious Leader!", you'll just have to share your fanaticism without openly admitting it.

The Daily Stormer Endorses Donald Trump for President

The Daily Stormer Endorses Donald Trump for President

Andrew Anglin Daily Stormer June 28, 2015 I am hereby making an official endorsement of Don...

dailystormer.su

​

Based on my careful analysis, schmidlap-dog, I've decided that there are but three possible explanations for what passes for thinking in your sort.
Please advise which one is most applicable.

1. You are so deeply ignorant of reality, and especially of history, that you don't realize you've been tricked into supporting what you claim to hate.

2. You are so lacking in achievements yourself, and therefore, in self-esteem, that you need the warm embrace of the crowd,and are willing to accept all sorts of lies to attain same.

3. You are such a coward that, while recognizing that you vote for the same doctrines and agenda of Nazis and Bolsheviks, you have such fear of wha the Left will do if you disagree or even question, that you acquiesce.

Now....which is it, lap-doggie????

Nazis have a right to support and endorse Trump as their "God Emperor."

They are very upset that the American electorate booted the lardass.

Donald Trump – Daily Stormer

dailystormer.su

 

[schmidlap]

Nazi's and Bolsheviks swindle elections and shutdown the speech of the opposition party.

Nazis are on record as hailing the Cry Baby Loser as their "God Emperor."

 

[eddiew37]

A disgraced Donald Trump will leave office as one of the biggest losers in history
Donald Trump will end his disastrous presidency violating the central, overarching promise he made to the public in 2016: That he and his supporters would win so much that they'd be "sick and tired of winning." Trump vowed that he alone would bring back lost manufacturing jobs, restore white, Christian America's dominance over an increasingly diverse country and punish those politically correct elites who looked down their noses at his voters.
Now, four years later, the walls are coming down around him. Two years after Trump led his party to one of the most bruising midterm defeats ever, he lost his own bid for re-election and then lost dozens of court cases attempting to overturn the results. And he was widely credited with handing Democrats control of the Senate by depressing Republican turnout in Georgia.
He wasn't done losing. On Friday, his beloved Twitter account was permanently suspended, a loss that his aides say caused him to "go ballistic." This week, Lehigh University revoked the honorary degree it bestowed upon him more than 30 years ago and the Iraqi government issued an arrest warrant for him.

According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll, 57 percent of the public want him immediately removed from office after inciting the insurrection at the Capitol this week. As of this writing, it looks like the House of Representatives will move to impeach him for a second time next week, a feat that no future president is likely to match.
It is clear that Trump's crackpot coup attempt and continuing incitement have served as an inflection-point. A number of regime officials resigned in disgust or out of self-preservation, leaving Trump isolated and increasingly morose, according to reports. Joe Biden abandoned his typical moderation and called the Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol "thugs" and "seditionists." The legacy media are being unusually clear in describing the attack on Congress as an act of insurrection. Newspaper editorial boards, including that of the conservative Wall Street Journal, are finally calling for Trump to resign and some current and former Republican officials have echoed those calls.
The movement Donald Trump leads is also suffering severe losses. Some of those who heeded his call to come to DC in a futile effort to halt the count of Electoral College votes feel betrayed after Trump, under pressure from legal counsel, turned around and condemned the rioters. Many seem surprised to learn that they may face legal consequences for their actions.
Sens. Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Ted Cruz (R-TX) are also facing calls to step down for their roles in fomenting this week's chaos. White House aides are worried that they'll be unemployable. Politico reports that some have already "been snubbed by potential employers, told they would be a 'liability' and in one instance were even compared to the 'Hitler Youth.'"
In addition to suspending Trump's Twitter and Facebook accounts, social media companies have booted dozens of prominent MAGA figures for continuing to spread disinformation about the election and inciting more violence. Google Play announced that it would stop distributing the application for Parler, the conservative alternative to Twitter, for failing to moderate its users' content. The Apple Store is likely to follow suit.
Trump also leaves office having lost most of the policy fights he's taken on and failing to advance the bulk of his agenda. There is no wall on the Mexican border. Obamacare remains the law of the land. DACA hasn't been repealed. The middle-class tax cuts he promised his followers became a typical GOP give-away to big corporations and the wealthy. The Biden administration will rejoin the Paris Accord and at least attempt to reenter the international nuclear compact with Iran. Trump's trade agreement with Canada and Mexico only delivered moderate alterations to NAFTA and he never finalized that great trade deal with China.
Trump has lost in other, less tangible ways. Public opinion polls have found that his xenophobic rhetoric backfired, with a sharp increase in the share of Americans who say that immigrants make the country stronger and a decline in the number who believe they're a burden on taxpayers and take natives' jobs. The American public's view of Islam also became more positive as he demonized Muslims and called for them to be banned from the country.
In a few weeks, Trump and many of the people within his inner circle will be exposed to criminal liability at both the state and federal levels. Pardoning himself would only force the Biden Justice Department to test the legality of that act in court and ultimately increase the likelihood that he faces federal charges. His businesses have faced steep losses that are only going to get worse when he can no longer leverage the power of his office to support them.
This staggering collection of defeats is vitally important for the future of our democracy. Historians caution that failed coup d'états are often followed by successful ones. Trump's success in effectively taking over the Republican Party and winning the undying fealty of a large swath of its base have led many observers to worry that a more disciplined and knowledgeable demagogue might be more successful in bending the institutions of our government to his or her will in the future.
Losing as badly as Trump has over the past few months is the best safeguard against that. His party is splitting apart and has been shut out of power at the federal level. The movement whose loyalty he commanded is also fracturing.
Trump is ending his presidency as a disgraced loser—one of the biggest losers in our country's history. And in doing so, he has offered a model that no would-be authoritarian would ever want to emulate in the future.

Try giving the author credit when you plagiarizer his materical.

 

[eddiew37]

When a murder occurs not only are the murderers charged but the ONE WHO SENT THEM too

 

[eddiew37]

A disgraced Donald Trump will leave office as one of the biggest losers in history
Donald Trump will end his disastrous presidency violating the central, overarching promise he made to the public in 2016: That he and his supporters would win so much that they'd be "sick and tired of winning." Trump vowed that he alone would bring back lost manufacturing jobs, restore white, Christian America's dominance over an increasingly diverse country and punish those politically correct elites who looked down their noses at his voters.
Now, four years later, the walls are coming down around him. Two years after Trump led his party to one of the most bruising midterm defeats ever, he lost his own bid for re-election and then lost dozens of court cases attempting to overturn the results. And he was widely credited with handing Democrats control of the Senate by depressing Republican turnout in Georgia.
He wasn't done losing. On Friday, his beloved Twitter account was permanently suspended, a loss that his aides say caused him to "go ballistic." This week, Lehigh University revoked the honorary degree it bestowed upon him more than 30 years ago and the Iraqi government issued an arrest warrant for him.

According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll, 57 percent of the public want him immediately removed from office after inciting the insurrection at the Capitol this week. As of this writing, it looks like the House of Representatives will move to impeach him for a second time next week, a feat that no future president is likely to match.
It is clear that Trump's crackpot coup attempt and continuing incitement have served as an inflection-point. A number of regime officials resigned in disgust or out of self-preservation, leaving Trump isolated and increasingly morose, according to reports. Joe Biden abandoned his typical moderation and called the Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol "thugs" and "seditionists." The legacy media are being unusually clear in describing the attack on Congress as an act of insurrection. Newspaper editorial boards, including that of the conservative Wall Street Journal, are finally calling for Trump to resign and some current and former Republican officials have echoed those calls.
The movement Donald Trump leads is also suffering severe losses. Some of those who heeded his call to come to DC in a futile effort to halt the count of Electoral College votes feel betrayed after Trump, under pressure from legal counsel, turned around and condemned the rioters. Many seem surprised to learn that they may face legal consequences for their actions.
Sens. Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Ted Cruz (R-TX) are also facing calls to step down for their roles in fomenting this week's chaos. White House aides are worried that they'll be unemployable. Politico reports that some have already "been snubbed by potential employers, told they would be a 'liability' and in one instance were even compared to the 'Hitler Youth.'"
In addition to suspending Trump's Twitter and Facebook accounts, social media companies have booted dozens of prominent MAGA figures for continuing to spread disinformation about the election and inciting more violence. Google Play announced that it would stop distributing the application for Parler, the conservative alternative to Twitter, for failing to moderate its users' content. The Apple Store is likely to follow suit.
Trump also leaves office having lost most of the policy fights he's taken on and failing to advance the bulk of his agenda. There is no wall on the Mexican border. Obamacare remains the law of the land. DACA hasn't been repealed. The middle-class tax cuts he promised his followers became a typical GOP give-away to big corporations and the wealthy. The Biden administration will rejoin the Paris Accord and at least attempt to reenter the international nuclear compact with Iran. Trump's trade agreement with Canada and Mexico only delivered moderate alterations to NAFTA and he never finalized that great trade deal with China.
Trump has lost in other, less tangible ways. Public opinion polls have found that his xenophobic rhetoric backfired, with a sharp increase in the share of Americans who say that immigrants make the country stronger and a decline in the number who believe they're a burden on taxpayers and take natives' jobs. The American public's view of Islam also became more positive as he demonized Muslims and called for them to be banned from the country.
In a few weeks, Trump and many of the people within his inner circle will be exposed to criminal liability at both the state and federal levels. Pardoning himself would only force the Biden Justice Department to test the legality of that act in court and ultimately increase the likelihood that he faces federal charges. His businesses have faced steep losses that are only going to get worse when he can no longer leverage the power of his office to support them.
This staggering collection of defeats is vitally important for the future of our democracy. Historians caution that failed coup d'états are often followed by successful ones. Trump's success in effectively taking over the Republican Party and winning the undying fealty of a large swath of its base have led many observers to worry that a more disciplined and knowledgeable demagogue might be more successful in bending the institutions of our government to his or her will in the future.
Losing as badly as Trump has over the past few months is the best safeguard against that. His party is splitting apart and has been shut out of power at the federal level. The movement whose loyalty he commanded is also fracturing.
Trump is ending his presidency as a disgraced loser—one of the biggest losers in our country's history. And in doing so, he has offered a model that no would-be authoritarian would ever want to emulate in the future.

Try giving the author credit when you plagiarizer his materical.

You don't think I wrote that??? lol lol

 

[bripat9643]

ROFL! I have the next 100 years to make the case, douchebag.

Well, as long as the brain trust of Sydney Powell and Lin Wood are your leaders, I think we will be fine.

What you do next is irrelevant. Biden is going to be inaugurated.

Since Dims are now censoring anyone who disagrees with them and are swindling our elections, it will be decades before Republicans ever win the Whitehouse or Congress again.

 

[bripat9643]

A disgraced Donald Trump will leave office as one of the biggest losers in history
Donald Trump will end his disastrous presidency violating the central, overarching promise he made to the public in 2016: That he and his supporters would win so much that they'd be "sick and tired of winning." Trump vowed that he alone would bring back lost manufacturing jobs, restore white, Christian America's dominance over an increasingly diverse country and punish those politically correct elites who looked down their noses at his voters.
Now, four years later, the walls are coming down around him. Two years after Trump led his party to one of the most bruising midterm defeats ever, he lost his own bid for re-election and then lost dozens of court cases attempting to overturn the results. And he was widely credited with handing Democrats control of the Senate by depressing Republican turnout in Georgia.
He wasn't done losing. On Friday, his beloved Twitter account was permanently suspended, a loss that his aides say caused him to "go ballistic." This week, Lehigh University revoked the honorary degree it bestowed upon him more than 30 years ago and the Iraqi government issued an arrest warrant for him.

According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll, 57 percent of the public want him immediately removed from office after inciting the insurrection at the Capitol this week. As of this writing, it looks like the House of Representatives will move to impeach him for a second time next week, a feat that no future president is likely to match.
It is clear that Trump's crackpot coup attempt and continuing incitement have served as an inflection-point. A number of regime officials resigned in disgust or out of self-preservation, leaving Trump isolated and increasingly morose, according to reports. Joe Biden abandoned his typical moderation and called the Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol "thugs" and "seditionists." The legacy media are being unusually clear in describing the attack on Congress as an act of insurrection. Newspaper editorial boards, including that of the conservative Wall Street Journal, are finally calling for Trump to resign and some current and former Republican officials have echoed those calls.
The movement Donald Trump leads is also suffering severe losses. Some of those who heeded his call to come to DC in a futile effort to halt the count of Electoral College votes feel betrayed after Trump, under pressure from legal counsel, turned around and condemned the rioters. Many seem surprised to learn that they may face legal consequences for their actions.
Sens. Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Ted Cruz (R-TX) are also facing calls to step down for their roles in fomenting this week's chaos. White House aides are worried that they'll be unemployable. Politico reports that some have already "been snubbed by potential employers, told they would be a 'liability' and in one instance were even compared to the 'Hitler Youth.'"
In addition to suspending Trump's Twitter and Facebook accounts, social media companies have booted dozens of prominent MAGA figures for continuing to spread disinformation about the election and inciting more violence. Google Play announced that it would stop distributing the application for Parler, the conservative alternative to Twitter, for failing to moderate its users' content. The Apple Store is likely to follow suit.
Trump also leaves office having lost most of the policy fights he's taken on and failing to advance the bulk of his agenda. There is no wall on the Mexican border. Obamacare remains the law of the land. DACA hasn't been repealed. The middle-class tax cuts he promised his followers became a typical GOP give-away to big corporations and the wealthy. The Biden administration will rejoin the Paris Accord and at least attempt to reenter the international nuclear compact with Iran. Trump's trade agreement with Canada and Mexico only delivered moderate alterations to NAFTA and he never finalized that great trade deal with China.
Trump has lost in other, less tangible ways. Public opinion polls have found that his xenophobic rhetoric backfired, with a sharp increase in the share of Americans who say that immigrants make the country stronger and a decline in the number who believe they're a burden on taxpayers and take natives' jobs. The American public's view of Islam also became more positive as he demonized Muslims and called for them to be banned from the country.
In a few weeks, Trump and many of the people within his inner circle will be exposed to criminal liability at both the state and federal levels. Pardoning himself would only force the Biden Justice Department to test the legality of that act in court and ultimately increase the likelihood that he faces federal charges. His businesses have faced steep losses that are only going to get worse when he can no longer leverage the power of his office to support them.
This staggering collection of defeats is vitally important for the future of our democracy. Historians caution that failed coup d'états are often followed by successful ones. Trump's success in effectively taking over the Republican Party and winning the undying fealty of a large swath of its base have led many observers to worry that a more disciplined and knowledgeable demagogue might be more successful in bending the institutions of our government to his or her will in the future.
Losing as badly as Trump has over the past few months is the best safeguard against that. His party is splitting apart and has been shut out of power at the federal level. The movement whose loyalty he commanded is also fracturing.
Trump is ending his presidency as a disgraced loser—one of the biggest losers in our country's history. And in doing so, he has offered a model that no would-be authoritarian would ever want to emulate in the future.

Try giving the author credit when you plagiarizer his materical.

You don't think I wrote that??? lol lol

I know you didn't, turd. I found the original on the internet.