Trump Derangement Syndrome - Orange man bad. Read the OP! (ᴛʜɪs ᴛʜʀᴇᴀᴅ ɪs ʟɪᴋᴇ ᴋɪᴡɪ ғᴀʀᴍs ʀᴇᴠɪᴇᴡs ɴᴏᴡ) 🗿🗿🗿🗿

[Boobplate]

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Looks like Takei is at it again. Jumping to blame Trump and white men in general.

Turns out the the threats were from a black guy.

From a former intercept journalist, fired for fabricating quotes/stories (literally fake news) who's also a left leaning hispanic and rumored to be a muslim convert

Ironically, Intercept had articles like this before.

 

[Lazuli]

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Ironically, Intercept had articles like this before.

The funny thing is, lately I've seen people just sharing news stories just because they match what they already think/expect. Stuff like the Intercept and The Daily Beast, whereas in the past, before the election, those same people would've been saying "I've never heard of this news website before"

 

[nad7155]

The funny thing is, lately I've seen people just sharing news stories just because they match what they already think/expect. Stuff like the Intercept and The Daily Beast, whereas in the past, before the election, those same people would've been saying "I've never heard of this news website before"

Fake news.

Bigly.

 

[jace821]

The funny thing is, lately I've seen people just sharing news stories just because they match what they already think/expect. Stuff like the Intercept and The Daily Beast, whereas in the past, before the election, those same people would've been saying "I've never heard of this news website before"

My Facebook feed was plastered with bullshit stories how the PA/MI/WI recounts would make Clinton the winner.

 

[CleverJokeHere]

Even before it's built, Trump's wall is traumatizing would-be immigrants

Spoiler: Jeva Lange reports

Many recent deportees and other potential immigrants along the Mexican border to the United States are having second thoughts about whether or not to attempt an illegal crossing, the Los Angeles Times reports. "It's just too hard now with [President] Trump," said Alejandro Ramos Maceda, who was deported following a traffic charge in St. Louis, leaving his wife and daughters, who are citizens, behind in the U.S. "It's just a lot harder to cross than we thought," added another potential migrant, Vicente Vargas, 15, who turned back with a group of other teenagers after considering the crossing.

While Trump's wall has yet to be constructed and the administration has not yet bolstered its Border Patrol forces, "people are psychologically traumatized," a people smuggler told the Times.

"There's just a lot of uncertainty right now," said Jesus Arturo Madrid Rosas, a representative for Grupo Beta, a Mexican organization that assists migrants. "People don't know what's going to happen. Maybe that's keeping some people back."

The thinning traffic over the border is not even entirely Trump's doing; multiple presidential administrations have improved security, from fencing to hiring more guards. In 2016, there were just 408,870 apprehensions on the southwest border, compared with 1.6 million in 2000 or 1.1 million in 2006.

But today, "Trump, the border, deportations, roundups" are "all anyone is talking about," Sheriff Tony Estrada of Arizona's Santa Cruz County told the Los Angeles Times. "You hear it in the cafes, in the restaurants, everywhere. People are scared." Read the full report here.
Archive.

GOOD

 

[Munchingonfish]

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Ironically, Intercept had articles like this before.

Life comes at you fast.

My Facebook feed was plastered with bullshit stories how the PA/MI/WI recounts would make Clinton the winner.

The current ones I'm seeing are stories about people getting deported. Juan only had 2 DUIs!

 

[Literally Hitler]

http://www.politicususa.com/2017/03...target-foreign-power-agent-foreign-power.html

These people genuinely seem to believe that a US president can be impeached because of a twitter post.

 

[muina]

https://twitter.com/AP/status/838198387732279296

Pence criticizes @AP for publishing his wife's email address.

Life has become the internet

there's twitter beef
Fight me irl
and now potentially doxing

 

[Tarprome]

Good thing as lately are the lefties finally starting to distrust the media, since the conflict of reports and praise of the trump speech.

 

[GS 281]

Does this count as salt?

 

[Mrs Paul]

It counts as something.

 

[Absolutego]

I've reread that several times and still have no idea what it's trying to say.

 

[Every Crook and Nanny]

Does this count as salt?

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Said by a white man whose profile pic is him shirtless/naked while holding up covers of Cosmopolitan magazine.

 

[Strelok]

Does this count as salt?

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I feel we need like another 20 tweets by this guy to figure this out, like some sort of schzophrenic rosetta stone.

 

[Lazuli]

I wonder if Hillary had became President, how many would be singing her praises that she singlehandedly cut the deficit by $12 billion

 

[Strelok]

I wonder if Hillary had became President, how many would be singing her praises that she singlehandedly cut the deficit by $12 billion
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They probably would, but either side claiming a new president had any effect, positive or negative, would be retarded, as no fiscal legislation has been passed since inaguration. And a couple dozen billion isn't even statistically relevant. It's all wobble.

 

[Lazuli]

They probably would, but either side claiming a new president had any effect, positive or negative, would be exceptional, as no fiscal legislation has been passed since inaguration. It's all statistical wobble.

I have a feeling it might keep going on for 4 years though, if there is any positive news in any area of the economy or deficit spending. Just a hunch.

Uh oh... I can hear the thousands of keyboards clacking in the distance already, it's like a low rumble

 

[Inquisitor_BadAss]

Even before it's built, Trump's wall is traumatizing would-be immigrants

Spoiler: Jeva Lange reports

Many recent deportees and other potential immigrants along the Mexican border to the United States are having second thoughts about whether or not to attempt an illegal crossing, the Los Angeles Times reports. "It's just too hard now with [President] Trump," said Alejandro Ramos Maceda, who was deported following a traffic charge in St. Louis, leaving his wife and daughters, who are citizens, behind in the U.S. "It's just a lot harder to cross than we thought," added another potential migrant, Vicente Vargas, 15, who turned back with a group of other teenagers after considering the crossing.

While Trump's wall has yet to be constructed and the administration has not yet bolstered its Border Patrol forces, "people are psychologically traumatized," a people smuggler told the Times.

"There's just a lot of uncertainty right now," said Jesus Arturo Madrid Rosas, a representative for Grupo Beta, a Mexican organization that assists migrants. "People don't know what's going to happen. Maybe that's keeping some people back."

The thinning traffic over the border is not even entirely Trump's doing; multiple presidential administrations have improved security, from fencing to hiring more guards. In 2016, there were just 408,870 apprehensions on the southwest border, compared with 1.6 million in 2000 or 1.1 million in 2006.

But today, "Trump, the border, deportations, roundups" are "all anyone is talking about," Sheriff Tony Estrada of Arizona's Santa Cruz County told the Los Angeles Times. "You hear it in the cafes, in the restaurants, everywhere. People are scared." Read the full report here.
Archive.

The amount of money these people give to smugglers and the crap they deal with along the way it would be easier to just apply for the damn visa.

 

[Elwood P. Dowd]

In Some High School Gyms, the President's Name is a Taunt

 

[Kinkshamer]

Berkeley Riot Explodes: Trump Supporters Beaten to Ground as Rally Turns Into Bloody Nightmare

A pro-Trump rally at the University of California, Berkeley turned into a violent, bloody riot Saturday evening.

The civil disturbance led to several attendees in pro-Trump clothing and American flag regalia being assaulted.

Police in riot gear, and even a man in a gas-mask looking helmet and makeshift shield with an American flag intervened after currently unidentified men were assaulted and beaten on the ground.

Some Trump supporters were pepper-sprayed by opposition, according to Buzzfeed News.

An elderly man screams on the ground after reportedly being pepper-sprayed.

An individual is lauded for his physical assault on “antifa [anti First Amendment] scum.”

Opponents of the rally purportedly burned a sign that said “Free Speech.”

A video screengrab appears to confirm the occurrence.

Another individual is intimidated by those around him, as others are beaten to the ground.

Another man is assaulted.

A woman cried while Trump supporters appeared to try comforting her..

A man's face was bloodied.

Flags were burned.

A Soviet flag appears during chants of “Russia!”, an apparent allusion to claimed ties between the Trump administration and the Russian government.

As did more pro-Trump regalia.

More skirmishes.

The crowd size gathered on campus was quite considerable.

A message was earlier sent out to opponents of the rally, urging them to stay non-violent.

San Francisco public transportation shut down all service to a stop near the “civil disturbance.”

The event was called the Alt-Right “Proud Boys” march.

The police attempted to contain the situation, and chased suspects who fled from the scene.

NBC News reports that ten were arrested and three suffered minor injuries at the civil conflagration. It gives a report of what purportedly happened:

A rowdy crowd gathered at the Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park. Supporters and detractors of President Donald Trump, including members of the national group By Any Means Necessary, were joined by a large number of police officers, clad in riot gear.

At first, people toted signs, chanted slogans and got into heated debates. Before long, Trump supporters were fighting counter-protesters and getting in their faces to show support for the president.

NBC reported that Trump supporters were outnumbered about 2-to-1. It notes that Trump protesters chanted, “No Donald Trump, no KKK, no racist, fascist USA,” while his backers countered, “Build the wall.”

Trump supporters were heard singing the National Anthem, while their detractors shouted obscene phrases about Trump.