Mega-Thread: Trump Focused Discussion

[Ripster42]

Barr somehow getting indicted for obstruction of justice would just be *chef's kiss*.
Probably to much to hope for tho.

We've sent a US AG to prison before.

[Draco-Onis]

Did you see the video of Guiliani's son being retarded in front of a bunch of cameras? He is still going on about Hunter Biden. Literally saying they took everything but the evidence against Hunter Biden LOL.

To be fair to him he is the product of inbreeding so never really stood a chance in the brains department.

[Benggaul]

Wednesday's report:

56,604 new cases; about 9k fewer than last Wednesday.

Top 5:

Fuck Florida.
Michigan: 4,943 new cases; 37 deaths
Texas: 3,852 new cases; 75 deaths
Pennsylvania: 3,542 new cases; 65 deaths
New York: 3,365 new cases; 18 deaths

Much the same picture as yesterday. Michigan and Florida continue to have the worst positivity rates, followed by Alabama, Pennsylania and--oh, South Dakota making a bit of a comeback, I see. Governor Kristi Noem continues to try to wrest the title of Worst Person Ever from Trump and his lackeys. Most of the country still remains in at least a "High risk" category, though the top states in terms of % vaccinated are primarily in New England: New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, Maine, Rhode Island, Hawaii, New Jersey, New Mexico and Pennsylvania round out the top 10 with only Pennsylvania falling below the 50% mark (California comes in just under in 11th spot with 47.5%). Sure does seem to be a bit of a pattern forming there, eh? Wonder if the GOP will have many voters left come 2022.

954 deaths is slightly higher than last Wednesday and brings the total to 588,337. Crept a little close to 1k, but we did last week as well. The 7-day average continues slowly declining over time.

U.S. faces COVID-19 vaccine surplus as demand slows--Go back and read what I wrote about vaccination rates. I think we know why there's low demand now overall. (Hint: It's not because everyone's been vaccinated.)

U.S. to send more than $100 million in COVID supplies to India--The US has been criticized for not sharing with less fortunate countries, so this is a start. I'm more of the mind that one should "secure their own oxygen mask before assisting others", but it's good to see this administration having a more positive attitude towards foreign aid.

Stay safe, folks.

[Ripster42]

U.S. faces COVID-19 vaccine surplus as demand slows--Go back and read what I wrote about vaccination rates. I think we know why there's low demand now overall. (Hint: It's not because everyone's been vaccinated.)

Does it have anything to do with the mango?

[Breccia]

Once again, it's time for Guess the Mango! Fuck! Dammit @Ripster42 you made me give the answer away.

It's like so unfair and ... it's like a double standard like I don't think anybody's ever seen before. It's very, very unfair. Rudy is a patriot who loves this country.

Yep, that's Trump on FOX News (not like he's got another outlet) talking about Giuliani.

Quick question to, well @cubby of course but everyone else: when is "this person a patriot" a legal excuse to commit a crime? Because I don't think it's a legal excuse to commit a crime. Neither is "I was only following orders" just so we're clear.

[DingDongKing]

Did you see the video of Guiliani's son being retarded in front of a bunch of cameras? He is still going on about Hunter Biden. Literally saying they took everything but the evidence against Hunter Biden LOL.

He can't even say politicisation. It's too long a word for the neanderthal.

[Kryctos]

Once again, it's time for Guess the Mango! Fuck! Dammit @Ripster42 you made me give the answer away.



Yep, that's Trump on FOX News (not like he's got another outlet) talking about Giuliani.

Quick question to, well @cubby of course but everyone else: when is "this person a patriot" a legal excuse to commit a crime? Because I don't think it's a legal excuse to commit a crime. Neither is "I was only following orders" just so we're clear.

I thought fox was fake news and the only real news were one OAN and newsmax according to the mango.

[Breccia]

I thought fox was fake news and the only real news were one ONA and newsmax according to the mango.

And you believed him?

[Edge-]

He can't even say politicisation. It's too long a word for the neanderthal.

Big words are for libcucks, dontcha know?

[Kryctos]

And you believed him?

Nah just pointing out the obvious hypocrisy from the mango.

[Breccia]

As expected, the rabid fanbase are now trying to use "Biden is Boring" as an attack. Because when everything your chosen God Emperor does fails, your only defense is "yes, but at least it was fun to watch him fail!"

[Benggaul]

So, part of the rebuttal from the GOP was that "America is not a racist country".
...
I'm sure that'll go well for them.

[solinari6]

So, part of the rebuttal from the GOP was that "America is not a racist country".
...
I'm sure that'll go well for them.

I think it will play very well with the "AMERICA! Fuck Yeah!" crowd. That's kind of all they have left now, anyway.

[Blur4stuff]

The USA doesn't have serious racism problems as long as you pretend that Trump supporters didn't break into the capital carrying a confederate flag.

[D Luniz]

Once again, it's time for Guess the Mango! Fuck! Dammit @Ripster42 you made me give the answer away.



Yep, that's Trump on FOX News (not like he's got another outlet) talking about Giuliani.

Quick question to, well @cubby of course but everyone else: when is "this person a patriot" a legal excuse to commit a crime? Because I don't think it's a legal excuse to commit a crime. Neither is "I was only following orders" just so we're clear.

I will use this saying as many times as necessary.
"Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel."
(Wow, used it so much that if I type just "pat" my phone auto fills the whole thing from there.)

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The USA doesn't have serious racism problems as long as you pretend that Trump supporters didn't break into the capital carrying a confederate flag.

And will defend confederate monuments more than fellow Americans.

[Edge-]

And will defend confederate monuments more than fellow Americans.

I'm trying to find out the price/cost/value of that awful statue of Nathan Bedford Forest to see if I can figure out a rough estimate on what value they place on human life, but it's surprisingly difficult.

[cubby]

Once again, it's time for Guess the Mango! Fuck! Dammit @Ripster42 you made me give the answer away.

It's like so unfair and ... it's like a double standard like I don't think anybody's ever seen before. It's very, very unfair. Rudy is a patriot who loves this country.

Yep, that's Trump on FOX News (not like he's got another outlet) talking about Giuliani.

Quick question to, well @cubby of course but everyone else: when is "this person a patriot" a legal excuse to commit a crime? Because I don't think it's a legal excuse to commit a crime. Neither is "I was only following orders" just so we're clear.

So far patriotism hasn't been a modern excuse to get away with committing a crime, as jurors have sent people committing acts of mass violence and death (see also insurrection; Boston Bombing, Las Vegas Mass Shooting, etc) to jail and the gas chamber.

Interestingly, I hope Rudi is fucking dumb enough to use the "I was only following orders" excuse - because that will put Trump directly in the cross hairs. And, as pointed out earlier, Rudi is dumb enough not to rid himself of his electronic files - so that raid probably found all the goodies.

[Breccia]

I hope Rudi is fucking dumb enough to use the "I was only following orders" excuse

I cannot imagine a worse thing for a lawyer to do, than rat out their client as one of their co-conspirators. Oh, I don't mean "it's unethical" or anything. I mean "they're so completely fucked that they're willing to waive privilege".

[Felya]

And will defend confederate monuments more than fellow Americans.

I’m trying a new tact... agree that during the civil war, confederates were technically Democrats. Then, argue why they want these democrat statues to be saved?

[cubby]

I cannot imagine a worse thing for a lawyer to do, than rat out their client as one of their co-conspirators. Oh, I don't mean "it's unethical" or anything. I mean "they're so completely fucked that they're willing to waive privilege".

Agreed.

And, just to be technical here, because that's what you pay me for, it's not that the attorney in question is willing to waive privilege (because it's never their choice), it's that their actions are so criminal and tied to their clients actions, they lose the right to privilege.