"The butt of global jokes": who might this be? (Talk Trump)

[Seabass]

Can you expand on that? It looks like Trump sued, then withdrew the lawsuit, then Maher lost his show...what is missing?

Or do you just think he is 'differently-funny' and we should be more accepting?

I'll show you mine if you show me yours.

[Cunt]

Can you expand on that? It looks like Trump sued, then withdrew the lawsuit, then Maher lost his show...what is missing?

It's your claim, so have you done any research to verify it or are you looking to encourage a mass debate based on challenging others to refute one of your unsupported assumptions?

I guess it's not that important to me. I just thought with the filed suit, and Mahers lack of humour around it were connected. Heck, it might be that he's not funny at all.

He seems to HATE Trump, while he only mocks his other targets. That could easily be my bias, too.

[pErvinalia]

He might actually be funny* and it's only your Trump bias that interferes in you seeing the humour.


* - I don't find Maher funny at all, no matter what side of politics he's lampooning.

[Seabass]

Those brave and indefatigable heroes at ICE apprehended another dangerous crimmigrant trying to cheat the system. But alas, the crime-loving Open Borders Crowd fought for her release so she is once again at large, posing a serious threat to innocent 'Murican citizens. What's worse is she'll probably even end up a Democrat!

The Five-Year-Old Who Was Detained at the Border and Persuaded to Sign Away Her Rights
https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-des ... her-rights

According to a long-standing legal precedent known as the Flores settlement, which established guidelines for keeping children in immigration detention, Helen had a right to a bond hearing before a judge; that hearing would have likely hastened her release from government custody and her return to her family. At the time of her apprehension, in fact, Helen checked a box on a line that read, “I do request an immigration judge,” asserting her legal right to have her custody reviewed. But, in early August, an unknown official handed Helen a legal document, a “Request for a Flores Bond Hearing,” which described a set of legal proceedings and rights that would have been difficult for Helen to comprehend. (“In a Flores bond hearing, an immigration judge reviews your case to determine whether you pose a danger to the community,” the document began.) On Helen’s form, which was filled out with assistance from officials, there is a checked box next to a line that says, “I withdraw my previous request for a Flores bond hearing.” Beneath that line, the five-year-old signed her name in wobbly letters.

Jess Morales Rocketto, of Families Belong Together, told me that Helen’s reunion—the result of the first known public mobilization to free a specific kid from O.R.R. custody—holds lessons for a broader organizing effort. “One of the things Helen’s story really showed us is that the Trump Administration never stopped separating children from their families,” Morales Rocketto said. “In fact, they’ve doubled down, but it’s even more insidious now, because they are doing it in the cover of night.” She added, “We believe that there are more kids like Helen. We have learned we cannot take this Administration at their word.”

Noehmi fears that some of the damage inflicted on her family can never be mended. “Helen was always a very calm girl,” she told me, sitting in lupe’s office on a recent Friday night. “Now I have to be very patient with her—she’s very attention-seeking.” Lately, at bedtime, Helen hides in the closet and refuses to go to sleep, afraid that her family might leave her in the night. Sometimes Noehmi wants to hide, too; she buried her round face in her hands, weeping, when she recounted one of Helen’s declarations upon her return: “You left me behind.” But Noehmi decided to share their story with me because she worries that other families are still living out a similar search. “I fear there are still other children suffering,” she said.

full article: https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-des ... her-rights

[Brian Peacock]

If kids are too stupid to know what they're signing then that's their lookout. Blummin' toddling sonwflake libtard criminals.

[Hermit]

If kids are too stupid to know what they're signing then that's their lookout. Blummin' toddling sonwflake libtard criminals.

She's just another crimmigrant anyway. Don't waste your time feeling sorry for her.

And agent Orange informed us that Mexicans send their rapists to the US. Not that he needed to. You can tell by her face she is one, can't you?

[Scot Dutchy]

What is Trump going to do? A slap on the wrist?

Trump vows 'severe punishment' if Saudis killed Jamal Khashoggi

President speaks in CBS interview to be shown on Sunday
‘There’s a lot at stake … because this man was a reporter’

Just who is he kidding?

[Tero]

[Seabass]

"Ulysses S. Grant is finally being recognized as a great general."
Sweet mother of god, how is this dunce president?!
(For non-Merkins, Grant was top general of the Union Army during the Civil War. There are schools, roads, bridges, parks, ships, etc. named after him...)

[Tero]

Time..came in my mail, have not paid for it in 6 months...has a couple of Trump articles
It captures some of the Trump movement. They would pretty much accept any Trump substitute as long as h 1 cut regulation (farmers mainly cited) and 2 cut tax and 3 bully foreign countries (because they are unfair to us!). As it is they plan to vote Trump 2020 because he is "not a politician and is just getting started"

Somewhere in http://time.com/

[Seabass]

Evidently, the video above is geoblocked in some countries.

[Tero]

[pErvinalia]

When can we start bombing the US?

[Sean Hayden]

Dammit perv, we'll never get off the watch list now.

[Sean Hayden]

BTW if you still need a ride to next week's meeting I'm available.

ps don't bring Mr. Skazansky, we need to talk