Second ('Third') Trump Presidency Thread
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Don’t get me wrong, I’m not calling this corrupt, I’m just laughing because for years a whole lot of conservatives mocked the left for being too cozy or beholden to these people only to give them a hero’s welcome once they became based or whatever. It’s especially funny because it was really only the political and pundit class on the left (and whichever Elon fan boys were coincidentally on the left) that ever did anything but dunk endlessly on them even when they were considered left-wing.
zitothebrave
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I’m thrilled the tech world is embracing MAGA because once you become a real man you never go back to being a pussy liberal. We will see a golden age emerge because of this conversion.
It’s no surprise that musk and zuck changed their worldview when they started working out and fighting.
They would be embracing RDS if he won as well. It’s not a trump thing. It’s becoming a man thing.
It’s no surprise that musk and zuck changed their worldview when they started working out and fighting.
They would be embracing RDS if he won as well. It’s not a trump thing. It’s becoming a man thing.
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
How are you a millenial. No one in their right mind thinks X can substitute tiktok. Elon couldn't dream of engineering that well designed of a social media platform.
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This is basically my take on this. Seems like this is basically Netanyahu taking the same deal Biden’s had on the table all along, but it’s also true that Trump got it across the finish line. Did Trump actually just stand up to Bibi instead of standing firm against Hamas, or is Netanyahu just ready to end the campaign and found a way to throw Trump a bone? I’m happy with the outcome and genuinely hope it was that Trump privately wouldn’t support Israel’s onslaught, but it’s hard to square the statements made last week toward Hamas and the conclusion being the exact thing Netanyahu has been opposing for months. Can someone help fill in the gaps?
This is basically my take on this. Seems like this is basically Netanyahu taking the same deal Biden’s had on the table all along, but it’s also true that Trump got it across the finish line. Did Trump actually just stand up to Bibi instead of standing firm against Hamas, or is Netanyahu just ready to end the campaign and found a way to throw Trump a bone? I’m happy with the outcome and genuinely hope it was that Trump privately wouldn’t support Israel’s onslaught, but it’s hard to square the statements made last week toward Hamas and the conclusion being the exact thing Netanyahu has been opposing for months. Can someone help fill in the gaps?
It was a terrible comment and completely tone deaf based on where we are as a country. It was incredibly disappointing to hear for someone who I think has a bright future in politics.
The only truth in the comment is that hte system is setup to **** American citizens and Vivek completely misses that point.
Associate level coders and Accountants from India are not needed in this country.
What is encouraging is that it seems MAGA has won the H1B1 visa argument. We don't need entry level positions filled from India. Plenty of bright people here to do that and pay good wages.
Unless China built that bank or had those billboards put up through military intervention, I do not support the United States using any sort of military intervention to address it. By all means, invest as much money into Panama as you want to combat Chinese influence in the region. But the objection is to just taking it because we said so.
I just said feel free to out-spend China. The US is welcome to work to gain more influence at the expense of China. The reason military intervention is a talking point right now is because Trump, his surrogates and many of his supporters are suggesting they might not take no for an answer and there’s only so many ways to do that.
…with your military superiority, perhaps?