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Trump Jesus | HE CALLED HIMSELF THE "SECOND COMING OF GOD."; NOW "GOD," IS PLAYING DOCTOR BY PRESCIBING A CONTROLLED DRUG TO VETERANS. YEAH.  THIS IS NORMAL. | image tagged in trump jesus | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
3,536 views 3 upvotes Made by LarryCaird 5 years ago in politics
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5 ups, 5y,
2 replies
Yeah, he reproduced a quote of support. Take your meds, big buy.

Are you going to focus on this now that the collusion delusion is over?
5 ups, 5y
*Big guy
2 ups, 5y,
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How could I have possibly have dared to say anything humorously derisive of the greatest American and president in history. I must be mentally ill or a hater by nature. It is not possible that someone as great as Trump could do or say anything anyone would object to. Screw the wall, let's start building his statue!
5 ups, 5y
Okay. That sarcasm was nice. Upped.
3 ups, 5y,
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At least the press isn’t bowing down to the president’s alter anymore.
0 ups, 5y,
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When all else fails, make a snarky Obama reference. Who cares what you think about him? Focus on the guy who promised to take away some of your Social Secutiry, if he gets elected in 2020. That is what is called an issue. Now that I have raised one, your move is to suggest that I am mentally ill and not following my doctor's advice. Or, is it that I hate people I have never met because they are Rs and I am a D. I suppose it is easier to take that path than to argue to working people that a politician who gave billonaires trillions of dollars in tax cuts and plans on reducing the amount of money that little old ladies get to live on each month, is demonstrating in these ways that he has our interests at heart? Could you even begin to consider that he is the figurehead for a movement to hollow out wealth from the working class of a post-industrial nation whose value to them is reduced to military power and the last pools of natural resources? They no longer need us to make things for them to sell. They need you only to help them wrest money from the richest country in the world incrementally in order to keep you from realizing that they played your emotions so that you would be their patsies. I don't feel like calling you names or questioning your mental acuity. I just feel sorry for you, in that you expect them to minimize your access to wealth and power and for that to improve your personal lot and those of people like you.
2 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Actually, my comment was about the press. But when you don’t have a good comeback, go ahead and rant about subjects you clearly don’t understand if it makes you feel better.
0 ups, 5y,
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Watching the once honorable Republican Party being used by people who don't give a rat's ass about the free markets, liberty fot those oppressed by dictators and freedom at home, to hollow out the wealth of our working people makes me ignore the personal comments. Even when Richard Nixon closed the borders he never caused children to die in cages. Reaching out to children in distress used to be a cause heralded by Republicans and led by Herbert Hoover, after both world wars. Now, Republicans look the other way and rehash the negative labels developed by the propagandists to keep the culture war on the front burner and the lick pocketing out of view.
1 up, 5y,
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Yup, you’re gravely uninformed and a victim of the liberal press if you actually believe Republicans look the other way. It’s actually the Democrats that, not only ignore the plight of these people - other than to use extreme examples to point fingers at Republicans - but they use them as political pawns.
0 ups, 5y,
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I believe the word you were searching for is "misinformed." If I was "uninformed," I would not know what the "liberal press," had said. Therefore, I could not be their "victim." I argued with myself about whether or not to bring this to your attention. I did not know if it was better to point a finger at your error or ignore your plight.
1 up, 5y,
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Yes, misinformed is a better word. But it might be even worse to be misinformed than uninformed because you might decide that there’s no need to listen to others if you think you already know the answer.
And, yes, I listen to the left and liberal media too.
1 up, 5y,
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I was a public affairs officer for the feds for decades. I dealt with reporters, daily. They are much less biased than they are accused of being. I remember when Diane Sawyer's crew hid a camera in the room of a paralyzed patient in the Cleveland VA Medical Center. For three days they documented that the VA Staff was not feeding the patient. When I was asked by a VA Director for how to prevent that in the future, my response was "Feed your patients." Reporters are the reason we discover starving patients. We should be grateful for them, not resent them for holding the mirror to us. What I find fascinating is the predisposition to label everything. It is a tool used to prevent real conversations. The risk when people have real conversations is that one might have to admit that they are wrong. That is why I use my real name, at all times. When I am being serious, I want to be accountable. The outcome is that my progressive friends think I am a closet conservative and modern conservatives label me a "leftie."
1 up, 5y,
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Yes, some reporters do good work but the majority (aka main stream media) seem to have an agenda to minimize controversy of leftists and their ideology while exaggerating conservative controversy and burry anything positive about them in their news stories. If they can’t spin a positive aspects about conservatives or Republicans to sound bad enough, they just omit that part of the story or burry it on the second page where the least people
1 up, 5y
... will see it
0 ups, 5y,
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If they bury stories about people on the left, where did I find out about Biden's verbal gaffes, or Harris' flip-flop on Medicare for all? Unlike the Democrats, Trump courts negative press because it plays into his victim narrative. Many in his base feel they are victims because of their religious beliefs or similar issue. None of the rest of us get our way all the time, and we have learned to cope with that. These "victims," want to force their beliefs on everyone else and don't cope well when they are denied the opportunity. The Republican party made many promises over the years, but never delivered. I suspect Trump is stringing them along also, but in a louder voice. He wants that voice heard and reported on. Since he is the President, the news media complies and reports on all the extreme things he says and does. Since the majority of people are against putting kids in cages where some of them die, his actions make him look bad. I have heard your argument all my adult life. Nixon was great for blaming the press, to garner support from people who wanted organized school prayer and God in the public school curriculum. They have been selling this same line to the same people for decades. If they ever did what they promised to do, they would have to develop a new act. They rely on the news media to tell their story the way they package it.
1 up, 5y
Victims - like minorities and the LGBT community?
Forced beliefs on everyone - like man made climate change and Big Bang theory?
Undelivered promises - like affordable healthcare and transparent politics?

Everything you said can just as easily be attributed to the left and Democrats. As far as “putting kids in cages where some of them die”, you know this happened before the Trump administration, right?

And I doubt Biden’s verbal gaffs or Harris’ flip flop were lead stories on the evening news or front page headlines in a Gannet newspaper.
1 up, 5y,
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I feel sorry that you don't know what a paragraph is ;)
0 ups, 5y,
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Hell, half the time I am too busy to check my own spelling.
1 up, 5y
Spelling is one thing but a huge block of text is a pain to read.
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4 ups, 5y,
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Did he call himself that or was he quoting someone else that called him that?
1 up, 5y,
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He quoted someone else who called him that. Take your choice. It's just poking fun at the precious one that needs all your efforts to keep people from laughing at him. keep up the good work. He is the most popular president in history an is respected and admired by all of the other G-7 leaders. I can't wait to hear their praise at the end of their meeting. They will joing the chorus of people inside America who know that the only reason people criticize him is that they are mentally ill of just haters. Thank you for waking me up to the error of my ways.
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3 ups, 5y
It was just a question, no need to get your jammies rustled
1 up, 5y,
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Sorry for all the tyoos, I was crying over the realization that I dared to say anything critical of the revered one, and my vision was affected.
3 ups, 5y
I see it happened again, "tyoos" hahaha.
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