Race to oblivion ! Afghanistan vs. South Vietnam edition

[tdawg87]

7 minutes ago, Redondo said:

I just want to know if everyone on the evacuation planes were wearing a mask?

All all the Afghans been vaccinated?

HAHA GOT EEEM

[Taylor]

18 minutes ago, Rico said:

Reagan's trickle down lie has been pretty devastating to this country. 

Along with the War on Drugs. Reagan was quite possibly a bigger con man than Donny.

[Taylor]

9 minutes ago, Redondo said:

I just want to know if everyone on the evacuation planes were wearing a mask?

All all the Afghans been vaccinated?

Conservatives only seem to care about COVID if it's coming from foreign brown people.

[Blarg]

Don't you have a diaper to change? 

[tdawg87]

1 minute ago, Blarg said:

Don't you have a diaper to change? 

Don't you?

[St1ck]

1 minute ago, tdawg87 said:

Don't you?

 

[Taylor]

4 minutes ago, Blarg said:

Don't you have a diaper to change? 

I'll probably change about six in the next two hours.

[Taylor]

Just now, St1ck said:

 

[failos]

49 minutes ago, Kotchman said:

Trump , Ike , Reagan about the only good ones over the last 100 years

Trump is my all time favorite president, but that’s mostly due to the “recency effect.”  But as a student of history, I think he’s profoundly unique when compared to modern presidents as he isn’t part of the establishment—a trait that no president has had since Teddy.

Obviously, he doesn’t beat our founding fathers, but I have great admiration for him and I really miss him. I know many here find that irrational or idiotic—and that’s fine, but it’s just my opinion. I’m not the stereotypical Trumper, and I have many liberal stances, but there are many complex reasons why I still support/love him despite voting for Obama twice.

It just saddens me how he misplayed the last few months of his presidency. He’ll likely never get another shot at the presidency after the incident at the Capitol. He is far from perfect, and I disagree with some of his positions—but his strength and resolve make him my favorite. 

If we’re talking about historically favorite presidents, then I’d pick Teddy Roosevelt. He’s another non-establishment President that got screwed over by Washington.

[Taylor]

1 minute ago, failos said:

Trump is my all time favorite president, but that’s mostly due to the “recency effect.”  But as a student of history, I think he’s profoundly unique when compared to modern presidents as he isn’t part of the establishment—a trait that no president has had since Teddy.

Obviously, he doesn’t beat our founding fathers, but I have great admiration for him and I really miss him. I know many here find that irrational or idiotic—and that’s fine, but it’s just my opinion. I’m not the stereotypical Trumper, and I have many liberal stances, but there are many complex reasons why I still support/love him despite voting for Obama twice.

It just saddens me how he misplayed the last few months of his presidency. He’ll likely never get another shot at the presidency after the incident at the Capitol. He is far from perfect, and I disagree with some of his positions—but his strength and resolve make him my favorite. 

If we’re talking about historically favorite presidents, then I’d pick Teddy Roosevelt. He’s another non-establishment President that got screwed over by Washington.

Trump really drained the swamp, didn't he? 

[failos]

Just now, Taylor said:

Trump really drained the swamp, didn't he? 

The swamp cannot be drained, unfortunately. Though, I suspect you don’t even think there is a “swamp.”

[Rico]

The swamp was coming from inside the swamp. 

[Kevin]

Surrounding yourself with Roger Stone and Paul Manafort makes you part of the swamp.

And he’s always been part of the establishment.

 

[Taylor]

6 minutes ago, failos said:

The swamp cannot be drained, unfortunately. Though, I suspect you don’t even think there is a “swamp.”

Of course there is. But Trump is exactly the kind of person who has benefitted from the corruption in Washington, so it was laughable to think he was the guy to drain the swamp.

I do respect that you criticize Trump where it's due. Too many of his supporters treat him like he can do no wrong.

[Lou]

Trump lost.

[Taylor]

Just now, Lou said:

Trump lost.

Signed, #1 poster in the Trumped thread

[failos]

Just now, Taylor said:

Of course there is. But Trump is exactly the kind of person who has benefitted from the corruption in Washington, so it was laughable to think he was the guy to drain the swamp.

I do respect that you criticize Trump where it's due. Too many of his supporters treat him like he can do no wrong.

He would’ve been stupid to not take advantage of the swamp as a businessman

[Lou]

Just now, Taylor said:

Signed, #1 poster in the Trumped thread

Still laughing at you guys. 

[failos]

I don’t like the new Lou. He posts like a bot now

[tdawg87]

34 minutes ago, failos said:

But as a student of history, I think he’s profoundly unique when compared to modern presidents as he isn’t part of the establishment

But he became a part of it.

[failos]

Just now, tdawg87 said:

But he became a part of it.

How so?

[failos]

His own party largely hates him.

[tdawg87]

Just now, failos said:

His own party largely hates him.

That's utterly bullshit.

[UndertheHalo]

I don’t understand how you’re defining the establishment Failos.  There’s nothing about the Trump family going back several generations that would exclude them from the “establishment”  

[failos]

I think I made a mistake returning to the spin forum