Re: U.S. Pres. Trump and 1st Lady...Covid-19 ... Positive...
Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2020 11:22 pm
Trumpriskllama wrote:saxi or Trump?
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Trumpriskllama wrote:saxi or Trump?
Keefie wrote:Trumpriskllama wrote:saxi or Trump?

It's because the Rats have loaded it with pork to prop up their failing states that are so badly managed people are organizing coup attempts. From CNBC ...riskllama wrote:i have also heard he's planning on withholding a stimulus package until after the election, which sort of seems like a childish attempt to gain some votes - def. not in the best interests of Mr. & Mrs. John Q. Murica. man, does this guy ever need to go...


I was going to ask that question until I realized. The answer is probably Saxi, because Trump isn't afraid of a soiled towel, being peed on or getting his hands dirty, grabbing 'em by the pussy.degaston wrote:Keefie wrote:Trumpriskllama wrote:saxi or Trump?Keefie wrote:
Meanwhile, in the real world, outside a cultist's wet dream fantasy, the weak, scared president has decided to cower and hide, rather than debate the strong, steady Joe Biden.saxitoxin wrote:President Donald J. Trump - having now gone through the crucible and emerged stronger than ever - now has immunity to the coronavirus, while Old Sleepy Joe must continue cowering and hiding. This is an election pitting the strong versus the weak.

The initial agreement was that the first debate would be respectful and each candidate would get 2 minutes uninterrupted to answer each question. An agreement which Trump violated 128 times. He has nothing to say that is logically defensible. His entire debate strategy is to shout over his opponent and dominate with sheer bombast.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Trump does want to do the 2nd debate, but in person. Joe doesn't want to do the 2nd debate in person. That was the initial agreement, no?
Just a note to thank the democrat rats... thanks for running CA into the dirt and making it the fifth largest economy in the world (ahead of India and it's 1.3 billion people).saxitoxin wrote: Sorry Rats, you don't get 25% more just because Cuomo and Newsom have run New York and California into the dirt.
Biden interrupted Trump first.Dukasaur wrote:The initial agreement was that the first debate would be respectful and each candidate would get 2 minutes uninterrupted to answer each question. An agreement which Trump violated 128 times. He has nothing to say that is logically defensible. His entire debate strategy is to shout over his opponent and dominate with sheer bombast.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Trump does want to do the 2nd debate, but in person. Joe doesn't want to do the 2nd debate in person. That was the initial agreement, no?
Everybody I've read is fed up with it, except for Trump's loyal propaganda bureau at Fox News.
Over the years several people have tried to moderate Trump, and all have failed. He has no respect for any of the normal conventions of debate, he interrupts and shouts over people and nothing, not even a signed agreement, will stop him. Having the power to cut his mike is the only thing that would make him debate in a civilized manner, so of course he won't put himself in a position where that is possible. That's all that this is about. There's no logical or technical reason to refuse a virtual debate. As far back as 1960, one of the Nixon-Kennedy debates was virtual, and we've had 60 years of technological advances since then, so a virtual debate could be completely seamless and smooth. The only reason Trump won't do it is that it could be used to prevent his thuggish behaviour in shouting over his opponent.
NO. I support people respectfully waiting their turn to speak. I support people having the goddamn common decency to listen politely while their opponent is making his point, and then making their point.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Cutting the mic of a political opponent is borderline fascism. So you support the silence of those with whom you disagree?
In the last 100 years, California has only had a Rat governor 30% of the time and a Republican governor 70% of the time.mookiemcgee wrote:Just a note to thank the democrat rats... thanks for running CA into the dirt and making it the fifth largest economy in the world (ahead of India and it's 1.3 billion people).saxitoxin wrote: Sorry Rats, you don't get 25% more just because Cuomo and Newsom have run New York and California into the dirt.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_California
lol, duk - why are you even bothering?Dukasaur wrote:NO. I support people respectfully waiting their turn to speak. I support people having the goddamn common decency to listen politely while their opponent is making his point, and then making their point.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Cutting the mic of a political opponent is borderline fascism. So you support the silence of those with whom you disagree?
Ok, so then you don't support the restriction of cutting someone's mic then.Dukasaur wrote:NO. I support people respectfully waiting their turn to speak. I support people having the goddamn common decency to listen politely while their opponent is making his point, and then making their point.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Cutting the mic of a political opponent is borderline fascism. So you support the silence of those with whom you disagree?
If he's a repeat offender and won't stop interrupting, then yes. Of course I would cut his mike until it's his turn to speak.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Ok, so then you don't support the restriction of cutting someone's mic then.Dukasaur wrote:NO. I support people respectfully waiting their turn to speak. I support people having the goddamn common decency to listen politely while their opponent is making his point, and then making their point.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Cutting the mic of a political opponent is borderline fascism. So you support the silence of those with whom you disagree?
Ok, so then you support the silence of those with whom you disagree.Dukasaur wrote:If he's a repeat offender and won't stop interrupting, then yes. Of course I would cut his mike until it's his turn to speak.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Ok, so then you don't support the restriction of cutting someone's mic then.Dukasaur wrote:NO. I support people respectfully waiting their turn to speak. I support people having the goddamn common decency to listen politely while their opponent is making his point, and then making their point.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Cutting the mic of a political opponent is borderline fascism. So you support the silence of those with whom you disagree?
Not for a first offense and not even for a third, but once the interruptions would reach double digits, then for sure. There's no way I would let someones offenses get into triple digits as they did with Trump.
saxitoxin wrote:It's because the Rats have loaded it with pork to prop up their failing states that are so badly managed people are organizing coup attempts. From CNBC ...riskllama wrote:i have also heard he's planning on withholding a stimulus package until after the election, which sort of seems like a childish attempt to gain some votes - def. not in the best interests of Mr. & Mrs. John Q. Murica. man, does this guy ever need to go...
Sorry Rats, you don't get 25% more just because Cuomo and Newsom have run New York and California into the dirt. Either we get as much as you, or no one gets anything. We'll let this bitch burn to the ground before you get one red cent more than us.
I don't know what part you're finding hard to comprehend. I support everyone involved having a fair chance to speak. In order to be meaningful, rules need to be enforced. If people are not playing by the rules and interrupting others, they need to be told to STFU until it's their turn. For most people this is a really simple issue.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Ok, so then you support the silence of those with whom you disagree.Dukasaur wrote:If he's a repeat offender and won't stop interrupting, then yes. Of course I would cut his mike until it's his turn to speak.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Ok, so then you don't support the restriction of cutting someone's mic then.Dukasaur wrote:NO. I support people respectfully waiting their turn to speak. I support people having the goddamn common decency to listen politely while their opponent is making his point, and then making their point.Jdsizzleslice wrote:Cutting the mic of a political opponent is borderline fascism. So you support the silence of those with whom you disagree?
Not for a first offense and not even for a third, but once the interruptions would reach double digits, then for sure. There's no way I would let someones offenses get into triple digits as they did with Trump.
Please pick one or the other. You can't have it both ways.
You have a contradiction above. You believe in having a fair chance to speak, but are for removing the avenue for which one would speak, should he say something you disagree with. Pick one or the other, because the two cannot go together. You say that Trump interrupts, but so does Biden. So according to you, both should have their method of delivery removed if they don't do what you want them to do. Authoritarian.Dukasaur wrote:I don't know what part you're finding hard to comprehend. I support everyone involved having a fair chance to speak. In order to be meaningful, rules need to be enforced. If people are not playing by the rules and interrupting others, they need to be told to STFU until it's their turn. For most people this is a really simple issue.
Turning off his mic, forcing him to "pause" has the same effect as taking away someone's avenue to speak. Force.2dimes wrote:Duke wants a debate. That means each person gets time to try to explain their opinion.
Other wise it's a speech or a lecture and you only need one side present.
They are only proposing turning off the mic to force him to pause. It's different from taking his mic away.