Trump MAGAthread IX: Korea, The Dreamers and Trump

[Farnhamia]

Just your daily reminder that Trump is an awful, awful person.

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If he can't grab women physically he'll do it through executive orders. Speaking of which, wonder how many he's signed now compared to Obama?

Trump has signed 51 EOs in nine months, Obama signed 275 in eight years. Assuming Trump gets to 60 by the end of the year, he's on pace to almost equal Obama in half the time.

[Thermodolia]

If he can't grab women physically he'll do it through executive orders. Speaking of which, wonder how many he's signed now compared to Obama?

Trump has signed 51 EOs in nine months, Obama signed 275 in eight years. Assuming Trump gets to 60 by the end of the year, he's on pace to almost equal Obama in half the time.

Yay for the Imperial presidency! Oh won't it just be lovely.


*Warning the above statement is contaminated with high levels of sarcasm*

[The Black Forrest]

Good point. We should bury all Confederate status for 1500 years and then dig them up for historical purposes.

Is 1,500 years really enough? Wait 10,000 and they'll be mad historical.

I like the way you think!

What if we place them in Nuclear storage sites as guardians?

[Fartsniffage]

Wouldn't want any of the pussy-grabbed getting support, now would he?

His long, beautiful fingers are all the support a grabbed pussy needs.

I hate you.

[The East Marches II]

Is 1,500 years really enough? Wait 10,000 and they'll be mad historical.

I like the way you think!

What if we place them in Nuclear storage sites as guardians?

That would actually be pretty cool tbh

[Lady Scylla]

Wouldn't want any of the pussy-grabbed getting support, now would he?

His long, beautiful fingers are all the support a grabbed pussy needs.

Felt so reviled I physically twitched.

[Farnhamia]

His long, beautiful fingers are all the support a grabbed pussy needs.

I hate you.

His long, beautiful fingers are all the support a grabbed pussy needs.

Felt so reviled I physically twitched.

Allo, allo, what's all this? Move along, please, move along.

[Conserative Morality]

That would actually be pretty cool tbh

"Our ancestors placed a great evil to guard these luminescent lands, cold and metal and unyielding..."

[The East Marches II]

That would actually be pretty cool tbh

"Our ancestors placed a great evil to guard these luminescent lands, cold and metal and unyielding..."

That awesome quote is evidence enough as to why this needs to happen.

[Hittanryan]

Treason is the crime of betraying one's country. And that's exactly what the South did in the Civil War.

Wasn't there country anymore. They left and legally too. As far as history is concerned they were protecting their country, but of course since it's a small lived country they don't get that type of recognition, do they?

The South was driven by a fundamentally different vision for the American economy: that of an aristocratic society with an agrarian economy reliant on cash crops and slavery for economic elites to turn a profit. This was anathema to the competing vision for an industrial economy. Throughout the antebellum years the South fought to tip the balance of slave states in Congress, spreading slavery into the territories and demanding the north support their peculiar institution through fugitive slave laws. Countless political battles of the day affirm this: the Missouri Compromise, Bleeding Kansas, the Dred Scott decision, the fracturing of the Whig and Democratic Parties along pro- and anti-slavery lines, the caning and near-murder of Republican Representative Charles Sumner by southerner Preston Brooks, John Brown's raid.

Once the secessionists made their big move in 1860 they stole federal resources--under the nose of a complacent President Buchanan--to supply and finance a war effort against the north. The South fired the first shots of the Civil War on Fort Sumter.

As far as history was really concerned, the Civil War was about the South fighting to keep slavery and impose it on the whole of America. The Confederates lost because their leadership utterly failed in statecraft, diplomacy, and military strategy.

[Farnhamia]

Wasn't there country anymore. They left and legally too. As far as history is concerned they were protecting their country, but of course since it's a small lived country they don't get that type of recognition, do they?

The South was driven by a fundamentally different vision for the American economy: that of an aristocratic society with an agrarian economy reliant on cash crops and slavery for economic elites to turn a profit. This was anathema to the competing vision for an industrial economy. Throughout the antebellum years the South fought to tip the balance of slave states in Congress, spreading slavery into the territories and demanding the north support their peculiar institution through fugitive slave laws. Countless political battles of the day affirm this: the Missouri Compromise, Bleeding Kansas, the Dred Scott decision, the fracturing of the Whig and Democratic Parties along pro- and anti-slavery lines, the caning and near-murder of Republican Representative Charles Sumner by southerner Preston Brooks, John Brown's raid.

Once the secessionists made their big move in 1860 they stole federal resources--under the nose of a complacent President Buchanan--to supply and finance a war effort against the north. The South fired the first shots of the Civil War on Fort Sumter.

As far as history was really concerned, the Civil War was about the South fighting to keep slavery and impose it on the whole of America. The Confederates lost because their leadership utterly failed in statecraft, diplomacy, and military strategy.

That said, the American Civil War is a fine topic for a separate thread. Why, it must be months since we've had one!

[Hittanryan]

The South was driven by a fundamentally different vision for the American economy: that of an aristocratic society with an agrarian economy reliant on cash crops and slavery for economic elites to turn a profit. This was anathema to the competing vision for an industrial economy. Throughout the antebellum years the South fought to tip the balance of slave states in Congress, spreading slavery into the territories and demanding the north support their peculiar institution through fugitive slave laws. Countless political battles of the day affirm this: the Missouri Compromise, Bleeding Kansas, the Dred Scott decision, the fracturing of the Whig and Democratic Parties along pro- and anti-slavery lines, the caning and near-murder of Republican Representative Charles Sumner by southerner Preston Brooks, John Brown's raid.

Once the secessionists made their big move in 1860 they stole federal resources--under the nose of a complacent President Buchanan--to supply and finance a war effort against the north. The South fired the first shots of the Civil War on Fort Sumter.

As far as history was really concerned, the Civil War was about the South fighting to keep slavery and impose it on the whole of America. The Confederates lost because their leadership utterly failed in statecraft, diplomacy, and military strategy.

That said, the American Civil War is a fine topic for a separate thread. Why, it must be months since we've had one!

I can't abide by ahistorical Lost Cause bullshit. I will move on from here though.

[Farnhamia]

That said, the American Civil War is a fine topic for a separate thread. Why, it must be months since we've had one!

I can't abide by ahistorical Lost Cause bullshit. I will move on from here though.

I agree but you know how that subject pull a thread off course. It's like ... a gravitational singularity or something.

[Corrian]

Bears Ears National Monument closer to officially being shrunk

[Corrian]

Bears Ears National Monument closer to officially being shrunk

I should clarify, attempted to be officially shrunk. It will very likely get caught up in court for a while. Because I am pretty sure the law they're using does not say "Gives the President authority to shrink monuments"

[Jerzylvania]

As PWA said, "It is also telling that most of the statues coming down were erected decades after the civil war, conveniently around the same time as the birth of the 20th century KKK". Those statues don't have shit to do with "history" and everything to do with "those uppity blacks don't know their place, let's put up very public and highly visible statues of people that tore apart the country for the right to own them".

We made them in the past, so it's part of our history.
Historians preserve outdated coins, why can't they preserve statues? Why must we destroy works of our history, because their creators were racist? We preserve greek statues, and Roman statues why can't we keep civil war statues? Are you trying to destroy the past? Or perhaps you want to "clean the slate" like the soviets did and remove many artefacts and works, because the "opposed the regime".

Have you ever been to Rome and seen the literally defaced statues of many of Rome's former emperors? Well, this happened back in history over a thousand years ago and as we all know history repeats ryhmes with itself as Mark Twain remarked. History just keeps happening, dude, as soon as now becomes then. But remember David Byrne sang, "time is an effluent." So shit.

Now, or in the future we won't have to worry about statues of Trump to get rid of. Just his electronic imprint.

[The East Marches II]

We made them in the past, so it's part of our history.
Historians preserve outdated coins, why can't they preserve statues? Why must we destroy works of our history, because their creators were racist? We preserve greek statues, and Roman statues why can't we keep civil war statues? Are you trying to destroy the past? Or perhaps you want to "clean the slate" like the soviets did and remove many artefacts and works, because the "opposed the regime".

Have you ever been to Rome and seen the literally defaced statues of many of Rome's former emperors? Well, this happened back in history over a thousand years ago and as we all know history repeats ryhmes with itself as Mark Twain remarked. History just keeps happening, dude, as soon as now becomes then. But remember David Byrne sang, "time is an effluent." So shit.

Now, or in the future we won't have to worry about statues of Trump to get rid of. Just his electronic imprint.

Oh God they save those tweets now don't they? Fuck

[Hittanryan]

Trump literally resorts to "NO U" retort on Russia investigation.

It's been almost a year since Election Day, and he still thinks he's running against Hillary Clinton.

[Blakk Metal]

So I was just Googling Russia for RP reasons, and this popped up:

Russia test fires 'Satan Two' ballistic missile 'capable of unleashing 2,000 times the devastation of Hiroshima'

Are sure it isn't ten times smaller? Are there even 30 MT bombs anymore?

[Petrasylvania]

Trump literally resorts to "NO U" retort on Russia investigation.

It's been almost a year since Election Day, and he still thinks he's running against Hillary Clinton.

Actual Clinton supporters are lectured to Get Over It, then the Republican side is the one that starts bringing her up in hopes resentment towards her will rally the base in 2020 or at the very least distract from the investigation. The Hillary Colluded With Russia meme is cute given that Putin personally hates her after believing she was a major player in a strategy to depose him from power.

[Lancaster of Wessex]

Trump literally resorts to "NO U" retort on Russia investigation.

It's been almost a year since Election Day, and he still thinks he's running against Hillary Clinton.

He'll never stop. He is in perpetual campaign mode because truth didn't matter back then and it sure as hell doesn't matter now to him, and he loves those campaign style rallies, although he's supposed to be governing...but that's a foreign concept to him.

[Petrasylvania]

Trump literally resorts to "NO U" retort on Russia investigation.

It's been almost a year since Election Day, and he still thinks he's running against Hillary Clinton.

He'll never stop. He is in perpetual campaign mode because truth didn't matter back then and it sure as hell doesn't matter now to him, and he loves those campaign style rallies, although he's supposed to be governing...but that's a foreign concept to him.

Trump is also addicted to being worshipped, and in addition to trying to deflect attention from the special investigation it has a good chance of rallying his hardcore base. The closer Mueller gets to announcing a conclusion the more Trump will demand Clinton be investigated and locked up in his place.

[Lancaster of Wessex]

He'll never stop. He is in perpetual campaign mode because truth didn't matter back then and it sure as hell doesn't matter now to him, and he loves those campaign style rallies, although he's supposed to be governing...but that's a foreign concept to him.

Trump is also addicted to being worshipped, and in addition to trying to deflect attention from the special investigation it has a good chance of rallying his hardcore base. The closer Mueller gets to announcing a conclusion the more Trump will demand Clinton be investigated and locked up in his place.

Indeed. If anyone could declare himself "God" like Antichrist in the Bible, it'd be him.

[Luminesa]

He'll never stop. He is in perpetual campaign mode because truth didn't matter back then and it sure as hell doesn't matter now to him, and he loves those campaign style rallies, although he's supposed to be governing...but that's a foreign concept to him.

Trump is also addicted to being worshipped, and in addition to trying to deflect attention from the special investigation it has a good chance of rallying his hardcore base. The closer Mueller gets to announcing a conclusion the more Trump will demand Clinton be investigated and locked up in his place.

[Jerzylvania]

Trump literally resorts to "NO U" retort on Russia investigation.

It's been almost a year since Election Day, and he still thinks he's running against Hillary Clinton.

Same as it ever was, same as it ever was.... hey, look where my hand was!