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I personally think it's great idea Trump is trying to bill China 160 Billion dollars for the damaged caused by Covid19. Once they receive the money they can then give it straight to Vietnam for the damage cause by 'Agent Orange'.0
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Yes Westerners claiming reparations is errrr...thin ice, to put it mildly.focuszing723 said:I personally think it's great idea Trump is trying to bill China 160 Billion dollars for the damaged caused by Covid19. Once they receive the money they can then give it straight to Vietnam for the damage cause by 'Agent Orange'.
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The vast majority of all Governments will have been just as bad and it has to be taken in the context of the time. My point was merely the hypocrisy.0
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Surely that was Rick's point, too?focuszing723 said:The vast majority of all Governments will have been just as bad and it has to be taken in the context of the time. My point was merely the hypocrisy.
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Pinnacle Monzonite
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Yeah sure, I wasn't having a go at Rick. I guess I was just trying to stress I wasn't having a go at America or the West. I know the vast majority of Countries/Governments will have a checkered passed.
I try not to judge too much, It's a mugs game to me. There will always be somebody with a valid point who can kick my feet from under me.0 -
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I was worried for a while, but apparently...
Becoming one of his classic hits - Feb:
March:
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He seems to see the virus as yet another unwanted immigrant that is going to get sent home by the authorities.
As most people will have probably seen in some form before doing the social media rounds
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Just imagine if a bunch of Britain First idiots tried to walk into the City Hall armed with rifles... Would anyone think twice before describing them as terrorists?1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
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What I loved about a similar story from Kentucky earlier in the year is that you have to go through metal detectors on the way in. But if you are carrying a gun, you get to bypass it.rjsterry said:Just imagine if a bunch of Britain First idiots tried to walk into the City Hall armed with rifles... Would anyone think twice before describing them as terrorists?
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Why the blistering f*** are you allowed to take a gun anywhere near a state legislature?1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
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Constitution innitrjsterry said:Why the blistering f*** are you allowed to take a gun anywhere near a state legislature?
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'merica innitThe above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
That point usually results in a change of subject... 🤣🤣🤣
The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
Not sure the 'founding fathers' envisaged future nutjobs carrying military grade assault weaponry into legislative places under their 'right to bear arms'.1
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I think they did but the idea was they could defend the new nation against the dastardly imperialistic Brits (and military grade was a bit different back then).orraloon said:Not sure the 'founding fathers' envisaged future nutjobs carrying military grade assault weaponry into legislative places under their 'right to bear arms'.
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On the plus side, at least they were being socially responsible and wearing face coverings
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Yeah, most of them look fucking ugly, so covering that's a public service for sure.Pross said:On the plus side, at least they were being socially responsible and wearing face coverings
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Suspects 2 & 3 have to be prime candidates for ventilators if they get the 'rona. They both look like they've got the BMI of a pork scratching...Fat chopper. Some racing. Some testing. Some crashing.
Specialising in Git Daaahns and Cafs. Norvern Munkey/Transplanted Laaandoner.0 -
Mate, @dennisn , you went pretty quiet when Trump had his ‘disinfectant moment’.dennisn said:WOW. A weird thought just passed through my head. After following this topic for a while it would seem that "The Don" has replaced Lance Armstrong as the most hated man in England. Or is there British citizen over there that is more hated than either or both of them?
Can you see why most Brits think he is moronic yet?
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Politics have never interested me.rick_chasey said:
Mate, @dennisn , you went pretty quiet when Trump had his ‘disinfectant moment’.dennisn said:WOW. A weird thought just passed through my head. After following this topic for a while it would seem that "The Don" has replaced Lance Armstrong as the most hated man in England. Or is there British citizen over there that is more hated than either or both of them?
Can you see why most Brits think he is moronic yet?0 -
Interest or not you ought to be able to see why the rest of the world thinks America elected a f@cking idiot, no?dennisn said:
Politics have never interested me.rick_chasey said:
Mate, @dennisn , you went pretty quiet when Trump had his ‘disinfectant moment’.dennisn said:WOW. A weird thought just passed through my head. After following this topic for a while it would seem that "The Don" has replaced Lance Armstrong as the most hated man in England. Or is there British citizen over there that is more hated than either or both of them?
Can you see why most Brits think he is moronic yet?0 -
Not like the UK elected a f@cking lying narcissist no?0
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dennisn said:
Politics have never interested me.rick_chasey said:
Mate, @dennisn , you went pretty quiet when Trump had his ‘disinfectant moment’.dennisn said:WOW. A weird thought just passed through my head. After following this topic for a while it would seem that "The Don" has replaced Lance Armstrong as the most hated man in England. Or is there British citizen over there that is more hated than either or both of them?
Can you see why most Brits think he is moronic yet?
Maybe medicine might not interest you, but it's still worth not having someone who once chopped up a dead rabbit (badly) doing heart surgery on you, should you ever need it.
The difference is that you can vote for politicians. Best not to choose the most ignorant & corrupt ones, because one day you might need some expertise.
I'll grant you that we're not doing too well on that front in the UK either...0 -
Amazes me that people can not see they are reading from the same playbook. They just differ in style but neither has any substance past being positive, ignoring the facts and regularly claiming victory.orraloon said:Not like the UK elected a f@cking lying narcissist no?
The USA is lucky because it has a more robust constitution
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Amazes me that people can not see they are reading from the same playbook. They just differ in style but neither has any substance past being positive, ignoring the facts and regularly claiming victory.orraloon said:Not like the UK elected a f@cking lying narcissist no?
The USA is lucky because it has a more robust constitution
It remains to be seen if the 'robust' constitution recovers from the full frontal assault Trump & his puppeteers have launched on it. Even if stuff is written down, it still needs those who should uphold it to uphold it. And given that American judges (the supposedly third co-equal partner in the separation of powers) are political appointees, and Trump/McConnell have been stuffing the courts with as many staunch Republicans as they can, regardless of qualification in many cases, I'd not be too sure of the outcome.0