45th President of the United States, Donald Trump. Vol 2

[p1stonhead]

Hosenbugler said:

p1stonhead said:

Hosenbugler said:

p1stonhead said:

The wrong one being a moron who cant control his temper yes like you evidently.

Really? As said, you know absolutely nothing, but the fact remains, going round and habitually abusing people can end up with a smack in the gob, as has happened here. The more you abuse, the greater that possibility of face ache, or worse.

Yes again - if the people are morons. Im only going by what you yourself have said.

You are not too good with the words are you? Probably why you have to punch people.

As said, the more you go around intentionally abusing people, and giving great offence , the greater the chance of doing such to the wrong individual. The moron is the abuser, he entirely caused the incident , totally and completely. Anyhow, tea time, I'll leave you to your daily incessant Trump hate .

There is a huge difference between protesting verbally and flipping people off and using violence against someone else. He didnt start anything and the reason you cant see is because you have the same distorted world view of things as the guy who did the punching in the video. Dont hurt my precious feelings or im gonna punch you. Its pathetic.

'Giving Great Offence' You sound like a true Trumpet.

Make sure you dont punch anyone on the way to the kitchen.

[Escapegoat]

Hosenbugler said:

The moron is the abuser, he entirely caused the incident , totally and completely.

Good luck with that defence.

[JagLover]

jmorgan said:

Interesting comment as well on 94 million not in the labour market. Whilst not saying that is the unemployment rate, that would put it a tad under a third? It is used to attack the previous government.

Large problem of disguised unemployment in the US.

Labour force participation is still 4% of the eligible age group below its 2000 peak and is currently running at 63% of 16-65 year olds.

[rscott]

JagLover said:

jmorgan said:

Interesting comment as well on 94 million not in the labour market. Whilst not saying that is the unemployment rate, that would put it a tad under a third? It is used to attack the previous government.

Large problem of disguised unemployment in the US.

Labour force participation is still 4% of the eligible age group below its 2000 peak and is currently running at 63% of 16-65 year olds.

The actual number of unemployed (as in don't have a job, but are seeking one) is nearer 7.6 million - about 5% of the population (
http://fortune.com/2017/02/28/trump-congress-addre... ).

The raw data is here - https://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.a.htm

[jjlynn27]

Hosenbugler said:

Loner? You really have no idea. As to what I sound like is obviously getting distorted in that braincell. Simple fact remains, do as that bloke was doing and eventually he does it to the wrong one.

You sound like you should urgently seek the help of mental health professionals. 'Lone(r) tree'.

[anonymous-user]

Hosenbugler said:

Historically I didn't tolerate idiots. Basically those who decided not to intimidate, deliberately try to offend me in a nasty sense had no problem with me. Partly comes of being an only one and seriously bullied at school, you eventually learn that bullies are to be stood up to, can be painfull doing so , but it works in the end. Lone trees grow strong , or not at all. So yes, bloke went out of his way to wind people up/insult them and came unstuck, tough luck.

I thought your post about your "upper echelon management" daughter and her co workers takin time out to laugh at people trump has upset was was stupid but this is even worse.

You really are in need of help.

Edited by anonymous-user on Wednesday 1st March 16:52

[jjlynn27]

p1stonhead said:

ETA

Yes again - if the people are morons.

You are not too good with the words are you? Probably why you have to punch people.

Edited by p1stonhead on Wednesday 1st March 15:31

You don't actually believe that he punched anyone? Then again, I could be wrong.

[p1stonhead]

Funkycoldribena said:

p1stonhead said:

There is a huge difference between protesting verbally and flipping people off and using violence against someone else. He didnt start anything and the reason you cant see is because you have the same distorted world view of things as the guy who did the punching in the video. Dont hurt my precious feelings or im gonna punch you. Its pathetic.

'Giving Great Offence' You sound like a true Trumpet.

Make sure you dont punch anyone on the way to the kitchen.

Delusional.
Did this escape you?
https://www.aol.com/article/news/2017/01/20/anti-t...

A totally separate incident which has nothing to do with the one we were talking about?

What's your point?

[anonymous-user]

p1stonhead said:

Funkycoldribena said:

p1stonhead said:

There is a huge difference between protesting verbally and flipping people off and using violence against someone else. He didnt start anything and the reason you cant see is because you have the same distorted world view of things as the guy who did the punching in the video. Dont hurt my precious feelings or im gonna punch you. Its pathetic.

'Giving Great Offence' You sound like a true Trumpet.

Make sure you dont punch anyone on the way to the kitchen.

Delusional.
Did this escape you?
https://www.aol.com/article/news/2017/01/20/anti-t...

A totally separate incident which has nothing to do with the one we were talking about?

What's your point?

There is no point.

He's one of the Trump supporters that has run out of excuses so is now just throwing stones from the sidelines.

[p1stonhead]

Funkycoldribena said:

p1stonhead said:

A totally separate incident which has nothing to do with the one we were talking about?

What's your point?

That you're a hypocrite who can't see further than their nose?
All on your high horse over some bloke who knew exactly what the risk was vs two coppers trying to keep the peace.
Anti Trump protesters have been shameful,try mentioning that a bit more.

We were talking about Trump himself supporting the particular guy at the rally who did the punching and said he loved the old violent days and that he wanted to punch the guy himself.
Keep up petal.

[ou sont les biscuits]

Funkycoldribena said:

p1stonhead said:

We were talking about Trump himself supporting the particular guy at the rally who did the punching and said he loved the old violent days and that he wanted to punch the guy himself.
Keep up petal.

I think you need to move on or its going to be a long 4/8 years sweetie.

He's currently 10/11 for a first term impeachment with Ladbrokes. Just sayin'.

[p1stonhead]

Funkycoldribena said:

p1stonhead said:

We were talking about Trump himself supporting the particular guy at the rally who did the punching and said he loved the old violent days and that he wanted to punch the guy himself.
Keep up petal.

I think you need to move on or its going to be a long 4/8 years sweetie.

You were the one who waded in with a moronic point about something else

[rscott]

Funkycoldribena said:

p1stonhead said:

A totally separate incident which has nothing to do with the one we were talking about?

What's your point?

That you're a hypocrite who can't see further than their nose?
All on your high horse over some bloke who knew exactly what the risk was vs two coppers trying to keep the peace.
Anti Trump protesters have been shameful,try mentioning that a bit more.

You should be happy - it shows the anti-Trump supporters had been listening to the mighty orange one. They were simply doing what he suggested.

[scenario8]

They're pretty lousy odds, aren't they? While anything is possible with Donald Trump it's actually quite hard to get yourself impeached. Properly impeached not just looking like the possibility of impeachment proceedings might commence against you. Or having opponents call for impeachment proceedings to begin. Actually being impeached while sitting on a majority in both Houses? I'd need much better odds than that to even contemplate a punt.

Anyway...

He was almost a completely different character last night. Which was welcome. If he can keep himself in check for the next four years re-election looks likely.

[jmorgan]

^^^^^^^^^
His advisors must have had a hard time getting through to him.

[Digger]

Imagine how polite and subtle they have to be to remind him that if he continues to "misbehave" . . . . You're Fired! So to speak.

[Sylvaforever]

Disgusting behaviour from the "left" led by Michael Moore, Re the deceased SEALs spouse.

[p1stonhead]

Sylvaforever said:

Disgusting behaviour from the "left" led by Michael Moore, Re the deceased SEALs spouse.

I don't know what they have done but it's impossible for it to be worse than Trump blaming his death on 'them' I.e the military ('they lost him' was his words) rather than taking responsibility for it like he should as Commander in Chief. Absolute abhorrent.

[BlackLabel]

The way Trump so publically honoured the widow of the special forces soldier was very clever imo. Opportunistic and cunning? Yes perhaps however as a piece of political theatre it's exactly what the Americans love. There are lots of unanswered questions over that botched Yemen raid however from Trump's pov it doesn't really matter because everyone's now talking about what he said to the solidiers wife and if you dare to question the details of the raid you'll now be accused of dishonouring a dead war hero.

[Bill]

Sylvaforever said:

Disgusting behaviour from the "left" led by Michael Moore, Re the deceased SEALs spouse.

Are you talking about his comments that Trump had used her as a prop?