GasBandit
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And especially hide the absence of it.
figmentPez
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This is one of the things my dad likes about Trump. He says that if someone can pay less taxes, why shouldn't they? That they'd be foolish if they did pay more taxes than they legally had to. And when challenged about fraud, he says that tax laws are so complicated that everyone is committing fraud.
I used to think my dad was smart, and an example to follow in his morality. But now I see he's completely unwilling to reexamine his views or consider the viewpoints or circumstances of others. In his mind what worked for him should work for everyone.
That's my thought. This is an extreme example and (hopefully) would never happen, but he could take a gun and shoot someone dead on live TV and his cult would still cheer him on.
figmentPez
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The only reason I think this is unlikely to happen, is that Trump may not have enough strength in his hands to hold a gun steady and pull the trigger.
figmentPez
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Such stable people involved in the Trump campaign:
I don't want to make light of mental health issues. If this isn't a cover story for putting him where he can't talk about what he knows, then it's not really that hard to imagine that the stress of dealing with the Trump administration could cause a large amount of mental harm. He did it to himself, but it's still sad to see how harmful this presidency is for everyone.
I don't want to make light of mental health issues. If this isn't a cover story for putting him where he can't talk about what he knows, then it's not really that hard to imagine that the stress of dealing with the Trump administration could cause a large amount of mental harm. He did it to himself, but it's still sad to see how harmful this presidency is for everyone.
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This is the guy responsible for the Tulsa event, right?
figmentPez
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There's always a tweet:
As long as Tucker, Hannity, or the Fools aren’t moderating, I still like my chances.
The amount of people I know - and this is definitely not American based - who can with one breath proclaim themselves patriots, and with the next say they don't want to pay /should pay less taxes is uncountable.
Yes, there's a difference between "this country" and "this administration"... But if you're supposed to be a patriot, you're supposed to be for your country through sickness and health, good and bad times, etc. Otherwise you just like the colors but don't know the team.
Poor people avoiding taxes are looked down on, rich people are assumed they have to do it so they don't pay too much. It's BS
I knew it. I fucking knew it.
figmentPez
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We don't know who the President is in debt to.
And of course the right wing machine on Twitter is trying to "butwhatabout" Hunter Biden again, saying he received money from the wife of the Mayor of Moscow. Oh, and of course that money was for sex trafficking, because at this point anyone that isn't a hard line conservative is obviously a pedophile rapist.
I still find it funny that because they can't find enough on Biden they keep just calling him "Sleepy Joe" while they try to find out everything they can about his son, you know, the person that isn't running for office.
I still find it funny that because they can't find enough on Biden they keep just calling him "Sleepy Joe" while they try to find out everything they can about his son, you know, the person that isn't running for office.
BUMP....I guess ludicrousness is the name of the game.
Hey, remember how Brad Pascale barricaded himself into his house threatening suicide like a day or so ago? It seems we might have found out why.
Leaked documents from Cambridge Analytica, from which Trump purchased database information on over 200 million Americans, shows that the Trump campaign was openly trying to use the data to deter black voters from voting in 2016. Under oath, Brad Pascale told congress he didn't take part in any plot to suppress African American voters. In other words, he is probably going to prison.
Leaked documents from Cambridge Analytica, from which Trump purchased database information on over 200 million Americans, shows that the Trump campaign was openly trying to use the data to deter black voters from voting in 2016. Under oath, Brad Pascale told congress he didn't take part in any plot to suppress African American voters. In other words, he is probably going to prison.
Let me fix this part for you:
"In other words, this will be a big story in the media. However, the AG will instruct the DoJ not to file any charges. A lazy, disinterested "investigation" will take place that supposedly exonerates Trump of any wrongdoing. Parscale will either get the lightest slap on the wrist, or be convicted before ultimately being pardoned."
Why do I think that?
figmentPez
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That or "Hail Hydra".
figmentPez
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Wait, Dolt45 is spending _$70,000_ a year on haircuts? How is that not obviously some form of money laundering? Because no one with any skill is doing his hair.
Basically the theory is that NBC agreed to cover his hair-payments, so they compensated it for him regardless of cost and then he deducted it as a work expense.