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"Like, Trump is a cool guy. He loves music, he loves his country, he wants to solve problems and make the world a better place. The venom towards him just comes across as bitter, jaded and unnecessary. I don't understand where it's coming from:

He's a neonazi pedophile who's trying to establish a dictatorship while mass murdering people across the world. Get off this forum.

Phew, let's stop talking about politics, please. Was anyone at the concert?... Because it was last night, right?

NOBODY75 wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 9:24 am Phew, let's stop talking about politics, please.

THIS

NOBODY75 wrote:Phew, let's stop talking about politics, please. Was anyone at the concert?... Because it was last night, right?

It’s next Monday.

Thanks, Dog. I see I was confused

richwill wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 8:30 am "Like, Trump is a cool guy. He loves music, he loves his country, he wants to solve problems and make the world a better place. The venom towards him just comes across as bitter, jaded and unnecessary. I don't understand where it's coming from:

He's a neonazi pedophile who's trying to establish a dictatorship while mass murdering people across the world. Get off this forum.

Where exactly does one go to access these “facts”? The darknet?
Last time I checked, the guy who tried to kill him during the campaign was the one being framed as a “neo-Nazi pedophile intent on establishing a dictatorship while mass-murdering people across the globe.” Not the other way around.

Donald Trump — the walking embodiment of the American Dream, a business empire on two legs with a picture-perfect family, and a churchgoer — used to be the one supposedly deserving protection from radicalised lunatics.

Ivana Trump had nothing negative to say about her ex-husband before her demise. Neither did the American people, who re-elected him as president after Joe Biden, whom many suspected of suffering from dementia, and who still walks and talks.

markus wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 12:51 pm Ivana Trump had nothing negative to say about her ex-husband before her demise. Neither did the American people, who re-elected him as president after Joe Biden, whom many suspected of suffering from dementia, and who still walks and talks.

What I do agree with is that americans now they're clutching their pearls over Trump like he was born a year ago. They knew what Trump was when they voted massively for him. They knew what they supported back then.
So America is a big huge pot of hypocrisy.

Now everybody is ripping him off because he's a neonazi pedophile. Didn't they know?

Yes, they knew.
And that's one of the reasons the rest of the world hate/laugh at/pity them.

And you know what? In a couple years, after all this mess, if the world is still standing, they'll vote for him again.

what mess? you lot point to supposed messes, but you really dont have anything to point to other than your Trump haunted minds.

I see a guy making common sense decisions that benefit America.

you know stopping the flood of people from failed country's. this makes no sense on any level.
especially seeing as the left is just hell bent on bringing in illegals and then... denying voter ID's. 1+1=2

calling out the massive fraud scams of the somali immigrants in Mnn.
or making europe actually pay for their own defense when they have pretty much no credible threats.
and even little things like making it so males cant compete in female sports.

common sense decisions.

Patrick Bateman wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 7:20 amHas Neil commented on Mandelson and the New Labour paedo lovers yet?

Does he need to comment on every issue?

markus wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 12:51 pmWhere exactly does one go to access these “facts”? The darknet?
Last time I checked, the guy who tried to kill him during the campaign was the one being framed as a “neo-Nazi pedophile intent on establishing a dictatorship while mass-murdering people across the globe.” Not the other way around.

Donald Trump — the walking embodiment of the American Dream, a business empire on two legs with a picture-perfect family, and a churchgoer — used to be the one supposedly deserving protection from radicalised lunatics.

Ivana Trump had nothing negative to say about her ex-husband before her demise. Neither did the American people, who re-elected him as president after Joe Biden, whom many suspected of suffering from dementia, and who still walks and talks.

It's like if an AI fell victim to Dunning-Kruger...

glennjridge wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 4:15 pmI see a guy making common sense decisions that benefit America.

Still waiting for the first decision that actually benefits America...

NotInvisible wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 8:44 pm

markus wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 12:51 pmWhere exactly does one go to access these “facts”? The darknet?
Last time I checked, the guy who tried to kill him during the campaign was the one being framed as a “neo-Nazi pedophile intent on establishing a dictatorship while mass-murdering people across the globe.” Not the other way around.

Donald Trump — the walking embodiment of the American Dream, a business empire on two legs with a picture-perfect family, and a churchgoer — used to be the one supposedly deserving protection from radicalised lunatics.

Ivana Trump had nothing negative to say about her ex-husband before her demise. Neither did the American people, who re-elected him as president after Joe Biden, whom many suspected of suffering from dementia, and who still walks and talks.

It's like if an AI fell victim to Dunning-Kruger...

Does still qualify as said pot to the kettle?

markus wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 8:49 pmDoes still qualify as said pot to the kettle?

You might want to give that one another go. We'll wait.

NotInvisible wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 8:43 pmDoes he need to comment on every issue?

As previously mentioned on here, when centrists like Neil slag off Corbyn but ignore their political idols hanging around in their underpants with a sex-trafficking paedophile, their argument is somewhat weakened.

glennjridge wrote:what mess? you lot point to supposed messes, but you really dont have anything to point to other than your Trump haunted minds.

I see a guy making common sense decisions that benefit America.

you know stopping the flood of people from failed country's. this makes no sense on any level.
especially seeing as the left is just hell bent on bringing in illegals and then... denying voter ID's. 1+1=2

calling out the massive fraud scams of the somali immigrants in Mnn.
or making europe actually pay for their own defense when they have pretty much no credible threats.
and even little things like making it so males cant compete in female sports.

common sense decisions.

I sometimes can't tell the difference between parody and earnest stupidity anymore.

NotInvisible wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 8:56 pm

markus wrote: Tue 17 Feb 2026, 8:49 pmDoes still qualify as said pot to the kettle?

You might want to give that one another go. We'll wait.

I’m willing to respect someone who considers him dangerous if he were planning to kidnap Ayatollah Khamenei from the holy temple, as if he were just another Venezuelan drug-lord president. That would be naïve in a dangerous way, assuming the consequences would be similar.
There are even rumours that Iran controls organised criminality and street violence in my home country.

But portraying Donald Trump as the worst human being who ever lived is blasphemous exaggeration and far removed from that kind of logic.