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Major "In charge of nom noms", is this a fuckin parody account? Also I thought Major got banished from the White House for being an untrainable POS dog.
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I've been busy all day. Has Trump herded us all into camps yet?
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"Since when were you under the impression you vwere in charge, Kamala?"
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I feel like I have death's head hawkmoths in my stomach.
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I’m surprised Fatpacks is posting today. Busy day for glow in the darks like him. I’d figure he had some water pipes to burst and ballots to print.
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Slightly politics related, I was looking at this guy's twitter: https://x.com/Xrayez
I would like to see Ukraine win, but this fearmongering about Russians loving Trump is getting old. Like if Kamala will be better for Ukraine.
I am Ukrainian. Some people claim that electing Donald Trump would be better for Ukraine. But would he? Watch these clips and consider this: how can Ukrainians trust Trump when both he and JD Vance promote policies that are clearly against Ukraine's interests? Here are some key quotes from the clips below: - Trump: "I'm sure president Putin wants it to stop." Trump makes these statements even when the UN officially recognizes Russia's aggression against Ukraine. Nothing can justify aggression. In reality, Putin isn't interested in stopping; he only seeks a temporary ceasefire whenever he faces setbacks on the frontline. See two Chechen wars. - Trump: "I think Zelenskyy is the greatest salesman in history [...] every time he walks away with 60 billion dollars." That's a lie. Ukraine doesn't receive money directly; it receives aid in the form of weapons and ammunition. Meanwhile, the U.S. is recycling old equipment and creating space for new manufacturing jobs to produce modern weapons to replenish its stockpiles. - Trump is asked: "Is Putin a killer?" Trump responds: "There are a lot of killers. Do you think our country is so innocent?" Trump engages in whataboutism here, just like Putin does when asked about the treatment of opposition in Russia. The difference is that Trump's whataboutism targets the U.S., effectively aligning his rhetoric with Putin’s when he makes accusations against America: both work against U.S. interests in this particular case! - Trump: "He [Zelenskyy] should have never started that war." Again, that's another lie. Putin is the aggressor, not Zelenskyy. - Putin about Trump: "We surely hear that Mr. Trump says he will resolve all burning issues within several days, including the Ukrainian crisis, we cannot help but feel happy about it." Trump's reaction to Putin's words: "I like that he said that because that means what I'm saying is right." Trump treats Putin's words as authoritative, which shows he doesn't recognize Putin as a pathological liar. Imagine if Kim Jong Un said the same thing about Trump and Trump praised him for it, completely ignoring that he’s dealing with a totalitarian leader who, by definition, cannot be trusted, and using his words to say that he's right is completely unhinged. You can't end a war with just a few phone calls, so to speak—just look at Macron’s repeated calls to Putin at the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which turned into a meme. The only way to end the war in a matter of days is through Ukraine's total capitulation, meaning Trump would effectively force Ukraine to surrender to Putin in that scenario. Unless Trump resorts to nuclear threats to stop Russia of course, which is unlikely because it would contradict his "warmongering" rhetoric aimed at the Democratic Party. - JD Vance: "It's ridiculous that we're focusing on borders in Ukraine, [...] I don't really care what happens to Ukraine." This is self-explanatory. So, here’s my question for Trump supporters: even if you believe that Trump is better for America's domestic interests and for Ukraine (somehow), how am I supposed to trust him when it comes to foreign policy? How can I "ignore" all these sentiments? If you don't see these as anti-Ukraine, please explain why.
What do you think about this. Are also Ukrainians here?
I would like to see Ukraine win, but this fearmongering about Russians loving Trump is getting old. Like if Kamala will be better for Ukraine.
What do you think about this. Are also Ukrainians here?
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this just in: despite the fake news you may see on X, the Amish are actually propelling a huge turnout for Dems due to their shared propensity for being horse-cum guzzling backwater hicks like Walz
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So, Muricans, who is winning? Help a dumb euronigger out
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You just gotta hawk tuah on that thing haha gottem
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Not much news besides Florida, which has a 1 million+ vote gap with Republicans in the lead.
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"we dumped it."
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Right now, it’s just a meme war. Polls aren’t closed yet
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We won't know until polls close later tonight.
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Look if the exit polls are correct and even if Georgia is rigged call me optimistic but Trump is winning the election I can feel the people are tired of Kamala and the elites.
Remember we need to put reddit into the crystals as well.
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