So, summarised: Literal fascism (a merging of the State and business interests.)
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Um, I think if you are going to make comments like:
America died on 9/11.
which discounts everything that Americans have worked for and achieved in the last 15 years, you should probably be prepared for a little pushback.
I’m going to go out on a limb, but people who don’t like being attacked (by being told to meet people?) shouldn’t probably dismiss millions of people’s efforts to achieve a better country.
And if that’s not the way you meant it to be read, take the attack as an indication that perhaps a little more clarity was needed in your comment.
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That’s surely the best case for almost any politician. The ideal political systems are surely those of Switzerland and Belgium, where nobody knows who the Prime Minister is, or if there even is one, but systems keep rolling along without excitement.
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maybe we could make an actual award
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All the places that have the Trump name on the building, but no Trump ownership, should consider that. The Toronto building is already a protest magnet. Thanks Donald!
I think both are troubling.
A trophy modeled after goatse.cx seems appropriate for it. It could be like Consumerist’s “Golden Poo” award for “Worst Company In America”.
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Wow. It’s a shame none of this matters.
I know you’re joking, but corn is, in fact, a cornerstone of the futures market!
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Which comment are you referring to? All I’m getting is the article itself.
A writhing tesseract of golden morgellons fuzz, slowly rotating in magnetic suspension
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Do it! Please. Do it for America, spite, sympathy to the pain of your readers, or whatever motivation would work.
Somehow tying it to a New Yorker cartoon would add bonus points.
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A container load of pork bung.
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Not all corn futures. Just popcorn futures, please.
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Trump will be making political decisions that will inevitably end up affecting his businesses in a good or bad way, but would it be considered something akin to insider trading if he takes action on his businesses before he takes any political action? I highly doubt he would allow his businesses to suffer or miss any prime opportunities.
We need to start using #IgnoreHisTweets (or #IgnoreDJTtweets, if you prefer) when media reports on his tweets instead of what he is actually doing. In the comments section of every article about his tweets, we should post #IgnoreHisTweets and then post a link to an article about something Trump is actually doing to make things worse or evade the law.
Don’t even bother with his appointment of Steve Bannon. Even that is just a distraction. Yes, it is a bit of a meta-distraction, in that Bannon will be in charge of creating even more distractions. But whether Bannon is or is not a racist is moot. The point is: He is there to create distractions. Don’t get caught up in them.
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ITYM “small white children”.
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Trump: The clusterfuck that keeps on clusterfucking.
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Damning exposés on Trump and the various qualities that should have made him unelectable were published pretty much every week since he announced his candidacy. I’m not convinced that one more would have made any difference. It’s clear his supporters are operating on some set of standards that exist totally outside established norms of decency and qualifications.
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