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Joined March 2023
"Again and again, our major institutions, from the media to the judiciary, have amplified Trump’s presence; again and again, we have failed to name the consequences. Fascism can be defeated, but not when we are on its side." newyorker.com/magazine/dispa…
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They’re called Never Trumpers. Fool.
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Fuckhead blocked me. But it’s been painfully obvious for a decade that the anti-Trump right is far more opposed to Trump’s authoritarianism than anyone on the DSA-aligned “left.”
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Replying to @John_Kass
The best of John Kass articles is a great idea and should be made in to a book. Enjoy the wind down John Kass! ✅❤️😎
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Replying to @HQNewsNow
Because Norway and Sweden view the US as a shithouse country
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Replying to @RadioFreeTom
You shouldn’t have been criticizing Hunter Biden’s pardon in the first place. Joe Biden held off until Trump left no doubt Hunter would be subjected to and endless barrage of investigations and prosecution on flimsy, even manufactured, charges.
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Once again, the proximate cause of an arguably bad act by a Trump opponent was an even worse act by Trump himself. And there are almost no exceptions to this being the case.
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Replying to @ok_post_guy
The need among so many, from the mainstream media to the left, to minimize, rationalize, and wave away the horrific damage this motherfucker has done to our country never ceases to amaze.
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There is a cancer on the presidency, and getting rid of Trump may put it temporarily in remission, but it will be festering until there is accountability for the hundreds of people who helped it metastasize.
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Nothing illegal in any of that, and pocket change compared to what Donnie Dingus’ hellspawn are currently stealing from the American people. Pretty rich for a shit-eating moron to whine about “Hunter’s laptop” while living under the Most Corrupt President in American History.
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Plus, you didn’t need a laptop to know Hunter was on Burisma’s board, you stupid fuck. It was public knowledge.
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Replying to @Perrid13 @bdquinn
If you honestly think that voting for different parties every two or four years is good politics, you either have no understanding of politics, or no fixed principles regarding what politics should mean.
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“I’m giving you eighteen months to fix everything the bums we just threw out fucked up, and if you haven’t fixed it by then, we’re voting the bums who fucked it up back in.”
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Really rich that a shit-eating MAGAt like yourself would try to lecture someone else about cognitive dissonance, since literally everything you believe is wrong. Try stop allowing your empty head to be used as an open toilet for Trump and Fox News to fill up with shit.
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Replying to @TerryORyan1
I no more threw a tantrum than you provided anything remotely supporting your argument. On the other hand, I showed no court found the 2A to guarantee an individual right to gun ownership until one of the most shameless hack in Supreme Court history pulled it out of his ass.
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You, meanwhile, provided a couple of quotes ostensibly supporting your argument which in fact gave no bearing on the actual question. I think we’re done here.
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Replying to @TerryORyan1
No thanks. I’ll stick with the text of the amendment and the fact no Supreme Court held it to grant an individual right until one of the most pathetic hacks in the history of American jurisprudence did the bidding of his fellow fanatics.
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Which is far more persuasive than the hunting for utterly irrelevant quotes supporting your preconceived opinion that you’ve provided.
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What relevance do you think these rhetorical flourishes by historical figures have when we’re discussing matters of constitutional law? And what part of “the U.S. Supreme Court didn’t rule that the Second Amendment guarantees an individual’s right to own a gun until 2008” or
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“[F]our times between 1876 and 1939, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to rule that the Second Amendment protected individual gun ownership outside the context of a militia” are you specifically claiming are not correct?
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We can do dueling quotes until the cows come home, but the fact the Second Amendment did not grant an individual right of gun ownership wasn’t even considered controversial until the gun nuts took it up as a cause in the 1970’s:
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This is either the most disingenuous or most dogshit-stupid thing I’ve seen on Twitter in weeks.
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Without manufactured moral panics, Trump would have no political platform at all.
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God, you are such a lying piece of shit. Trump is the most corrupt politician in American history by a huge margin. There is literally no set of facts which could get you to criticize, let alone stop supporting, this corrupt bag of excrement. The very definition of a cult.
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For the record:
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Replying to @thejesterhead9
LOL. If he didn’t want to be investigated, maybe your Dear Leader shouldn’t have been colluding with a hostile foreign power in order to help him win an election.
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Even so, claiming things that ultimately had no impact on the coming election that occurred in the last couple of months of a four-year period is no less bathsjit than your original tweet.
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None of those things are good except the fraud. But even there:
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So, even the fraud stuff, like everything else you listed in your stupid tweet, end up being bad for America.
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Putin would not have invaded Ukraine without knowing Republicans (and Western rightwing opposition parties generally) would tacitly support him. Iran posed no real threat to U.S. interests. We went in because Putin/Trump needed an excuse for Trump to abandon Ukraine entirely.
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Agree Biden should have provided much greater support to Ukraine regardless of the politics.
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Bullshit. Russia’s invasion gave us a chance to deliver a crippling blow to the biggest threat to our national security without putting a single American soldier in harm’s way. But the Republican Party is now a pro-Putin party, and hamstrung that effort from the start.
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The accurate history of the rise of Trump/Russia will show this period as the beginning of the end of America’s global preeminence. Trump’s reign will set back progress towards a more peaceful, prosperous world by 150 years. A complete and utter catastrophe.
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