GOP Debate
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He'd clearly prepared that comment, which makes you wonder what caliber of advisors he has.
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He'd clearly prepared that comment, which makes you wonder what caliber of advisors he has.
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He's a fighter and probably has some sadism lurking underneath, which he thinks he can get away with as long as "the other person started it".
@Horace said in GOP Debate:
He's a fighter and probably has some sadism lurking underneath, which he thinks he can get away with as long as "the other person started it".
I'd be willing to bet he has a high IQ too
EQ, not so much. He's socially incompetent.
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So he didn't mean to call Zelensky a Nazi, he was just 'talking quickly and oscillated his words'. Riiiiiight. How exactly does one oscillate their words?
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So he didn't mean to call Zelensky a Nazi, he was just 'talking quickly and oscillated his words'. Riiiiiight. How exactly does one oscillate their words?
@Mik said in GOP Debate:
So he didn't mean to call Zelensky a Nazi, he was just 'talking quickly and oscillated his words'.
To be honest, what with BoJo, Trump, Biden etc. I think I've had enough of people who can't string coherent sentences together being in charge of countries.
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There is plenty to be said about Ukraine not being an idyllic liberal democracy, but nobody is saying it. In the transparent battle for the hearts and minds of western voters, messaging is carefully sculpted.
Education is extremely important.
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There is plenty to be said about Ukraine not being an idyllic liberal democracy, but nobody is saying it. In the transparent battle for the hearts and minds of western voters, messaging is carefully sculpted.
@Horace said in GOP Debate:
There is plenty to be said about Ukraine not being an idyllic liberal democracy, but nobody is saying it.
There's plenty of corruption, I'm sure, as there is in most of the countries in that region. It's still a shit-ton better than the barbaric criminal dictatorship in charge of Russia.
Calling him a Nazi is echoing Russian propaganda. What an amazing coincidence. Oh sorry, total accident, Freudian slip. I meant that guy in Canada.
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There is a choice.
The West can either support a thoroughly corrupt authoritarian regime - a mafia state- that extorts and makes war with its neighbours and sows political mischief internationally.
Or
The West can give its support to a chronically corrupted democracy that has been trying to deal with its past, establish a rule of law and defend its right to exist as a sovereign nation.
I know which one of the two I will support.
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There is plenty to be said about Ukraine not being an idyllic liberal democracy, but nobody is saying it. In the transparent battle for the hearts and minds of western voters, messaging is carefully sculpted.
There is plenty to be said about Ukraine not being an idyllic liberal democracy, but nobody is saying it.
Nonsense. Corruption in Ukraine has been openly discussed and addressed since the 90’s. It has prevented Ukraine from becoming a member not only of the EU but a number of other international organisations.
No it’s not an idyllic liberal democracy by any means. But it is not moving towards becoming a totalitarian mafia state like its hegemonic neighbour.
Elbows up!
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Ramaswamy’s team didn’t include the Haley jabs in their best of compilation. Pretty good compilation.
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There is plenty to be said about Ukraine not being an idyllic liberal democracy, but nobody is saying it.
Nonsense. Corruption in Ukraine has been openly discussed and addressed since the 90’s. It has prevented Ukraine from becoming a member not only of the EU but a number of other international organisations.
No it’s not an idyllic liberal democracy by any means. But it is not moving towards becoming a totalitarian mafia state like its hegemonic neighbour.
@Renauda said in GOP Debate:
There is plenty to be said about Ukraine not being an idyllic liberal democracy, but nobody is saying it.
Nonsense. Corruption in Ukraine has been openly discussed and addressed since the 90’s. It has prevented Ukraine from becoming a member not only if the EU but a number of international organizations.
No it’s not an idyllic liberal democracy by any means. But it is not moving towards becoming a totalitarian mafia state like its hegemonic neighbour.
I am sure it’s a hotly discussed topic in your circles. The subject doesn’t come up in the messaging that trickles its way to me, except from those who don’t mind being labeled pro Russia agents.
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It doesn’t pay to leave the house.
So I take it you plan to mail in your ballot in next year’s election.
@Renauda said in GOP Debate:
So I take it you plan to mail in your ballot in next year’s election.
I will report back here the minute I vote, to become awash in the respect and praise of those who’ve doubted me.
Education is extremely important.
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@Renauda said in GOP Debate:
So I take it you plan to mail in your ballot in next year’s election.
I will report back here the minute I vote, to become awash in the respect and praise of those who’ve doubted me.
You’re safe now in Texas. You can vote Republican without the least fear of shaming, shunning or Black Panthers blocking your polling station.
If I were an American I would have absolutely no qualms about marking my X next to Nikki Hayley’s name on the ballot either.
Elbows up!
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She's certainly infinitely preferable to the alternative.
Better qualified, too, despite the fact that he's already done the job
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You’re safe now in Texas. You can vote Republican without the least fear of shaming, shunning or Black Panthers blocking your polling station.
If I were an American I would have absolutely no qualms about marking my X next to Nikki Hayley’s name on the ballot either.
@Renauda said in GOP Debate:
You can vote Republican without the least fear of shaming, shunning or Black Panthers blocking your polling station.
In order to avoid this kind of thing, I believe the democrats have a service that will mail your ballot for you.
