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TRiUMPhANT
From the President Trump challenge. See all 527 entries (closed)
(, Sat 12 Nov 2016, 14:34, archived)
i hope those are bullet ant
Smash Monkey lowering the tone of the whole internet,
Sat 12 Nov 2016, 14:47,
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That makes me itchI know it's all cool and popular to complain about how shit he (Trump) is, but I'm genuinely getting worried about the direction people are going in, I feel this is gonna "normalise" Le pen (in France) and Gert Wilders in Netherlands and their respective brands of nasty/crazy.
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The magic of chutney Shakes it like an Instagram filter!,
Sat 12 Nov 2016, 15:47,
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hopefully it'll have the effectof making people more determined not to let people who think like him into positions of power
( Smash Monkey lowering the tone of the whole internet,
Sat 12 Nov 2016, 15:48,
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Scary as fuck Including the UK: The 9 elections going to take place in Europe ā and how much the far-right stand a chance
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hekim 66 ÉŹĘš ŹÉnā² uooW,
Sat 12 Nov 2016, 16:13,
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*puts on headphones**plays highway to hell*
( Smash Monkey lowering the tone of the whole internet,
Sat 12 Nov 2016, 16:32,
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I'm also concerned about people who think smashing up Chicago and Detroit and telling ~50% of the voting public that they're morons and their opinion is irrelevantis almost as concerning -- at least if we want to retain the slightest respect for democracy.
I've long had the view that democracy is a nice idea scuppered by the fact that people as a whole are not actually all that nice (and even more importantly, almost never even dimly well-informed on any given issue and I of course include myself in that), and 2016 has left me feeling a bit vindicated.
I'm voting for a return to the days when the Civil Service ran everything the same way regardless of the government, which I think is rather preferable to a return to totalitarian states or absolutist monarchies.
(I've long had the view that democracy is a nice idea scuppered by the fact that people as a whole are not actually all that nice (and even more importantly, almost never even dimly well-informed on any given issue and I of course include myself in that), and 2016 has left me feeling a bit vindicated.
I'm voting for a return to the days when the Civil Service ran everything the same way regardless of the government, which I think is rather preferable to a return to totalitarian states or absolutist monarchies.
boris the spider,
Sat 12 Nov 2016, 17:32,
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He's already being less aggressive than Obama or that lady that just lost. Herr Hillary.People who I respect, like scientists and one or two economists (Richard Wolff), are sighing in relief. It's jumping out of the fire and into the frying pan. But it's still a potential improvement. Just this morning Mr T Rump was saying that we do not want to meddle with Assad.
At least it will be entertaining. And sexy. And gold plated.
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cowcat Bituminous squeegee,
Sat 12 Nov 2016, 20:06,
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Entertaining I grant you, but sexy ?!That's not gold, that's orange.
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Sat 12 Nov 2016, 21:22,
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Scientists sighing with relief?You've not been keeping up with the people getting the environmental protection jobs, have you?
( Enzyme is powered by sunlight,
Sun 13 Nov 2016, 11:41,
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This is happenning because the left are such a bunch of total spasticsIt just goes to show how utterly unelectable that cuntbag Hillary is, even after pulling all the strings to block Bernie and promote (the easily defeatable) Trump. Killed by her own creation, and it's fucking Hillarious.
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Ham o' Shatner -.-- --- ..- .-. / .- .-.. .-.. / --. .- -.--,
Sat 12 Nov 2016, 21:09,
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I'm not really sure how you did thisBut it's very clever indeed!
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Barbarossa is not my real name,
Mon 14 Nov 2016, 8:55,
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