Democrats are tired of being polite to Trump and Trumpism

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In what some are calling a bold move toward “restoring traditional values,” the recently unveiled Project 2025 has quickly become the centerpiece of Trumpler’s vision for America’s future. The plan, which promises to return the country to its “rightful path,” is set to restructure the government in ways that critics say will streamline operations and make the nation “great” again. By centralizing power and reducing what’s seen as unnecessary oversight, Trumpler’s supporters argue that Project 2025 will use bureaucracy to cut through the bureaucratic red tape that has long hindered America’s progress.

Among the proposed changes are sweeping reforms to the federal workforce, with a focus on efficiency and loyalty. Project 2025 aims to ensure that all government employees are aligned with Trumpler’s vision, mandating an environment of unity and shared purpose. By reducing the influence of American bureaucrats and increasing the number of Trumpler appointees, the project is designed to make government more responsive to the needs of the people—or, at least, to the needs of those who agree with the Trumpler's direction. The plan has been lauded for its potential to bring much-needed discipline to the federal apparatus through the federal apparatus, though some worry it could limit the diversity of governance that has traditionally been a hallmark of efficient American governance.

Trumpler supporters of Project 2025 are quick to dismiss concerns, suggesting that the critics are merely resistant to change. After all, they argue, what could be wrong with a government that is more streamlined, more efficient, and more aligned with the great leader’s vision? As the project moves forward, many Americans are eager to see how this ambitious plan will reshape the country—though whether it will be for the better or worse remains certain. It will be worse.
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Remember that nuclear weapons were not available in the first Civil War.
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In a shocking turn of events, a rogue faction within the U.S. military sympathetic to the Democratic party and driven by deep disillusionment and a belief that the country had veered too far from its democratic principles, executed a plan that sent shockwaves across the globe. Their target was Mar-a-Lago, the former president Donald Trump’s luxurious estate, which had become a symbol of the power and influence he still wielded even after leaving office. The group, seeing no other way to stop what they viewed as a descent into authoritarianism, decided to deploy a tactical nuclear weapon—an act they believed would serve as a drastic wake-up call to the nation.

The operation was meticulously planned to minimize casualties and fallout, with the bomb being detonated at a time when the estate was largely empty excepting the intended target. The explosion obliterated the iconic property, leaving behind a smoldering crater where the lavish estate once stood. The Democrat Party released a statement, declaring their actions as a necessary evil to prevent what they believed was a growing threat to American democracy. They framed their mission as a last-ditch effort to stop the rise of a political dynasty that had, in their eyes, corrupted the country’s core values.

The nation was left in stunned disbelief, grappling with the implications of such an unprecedented act of political violence, assassination, and sabotage. While many condemned the attack as an unforgivable act of terrorism, others, albeit quietly, echoed the party sentiments, questioning how the country had reached such a point of division and desperation. The incident ignited fierce debates about the state of American politics, the role of power, and the lengths to which people might go when they believe the future of their nation is at stake.

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Well, FL has 29 electoral votes and TX has 38.
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Trumpler will get zero votes if he is not on the ballot.
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Sorry, I dont use violence, not even against a person who is worse than Hitler and bad in general.
You need more practice with the trolley problem.
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You need more practice with the trolley problem.
Saving lives through violence is pointless. Its better to die as a good man than to live as a monster.

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In what some are calling a bold move toward “restoring traditional values,” the recently unveiled Project 2025 has quickly become the centerpiece of Trumpler’s vision for America’s future. The plan, which promises to return the country to its “rightful path,” is set to restructure the government in ways that critics say will streamline operations and make the nation “great” again. By centralizing power and reducing what’s seen as unnecessary oversight, Trumpler’s supporters argue that Project 2025 will use bureaucracy to cut through the bureaucratic red tape that has long hindered America’s progress.

Among the proposed changes are sweeping reforms to the federal workforce, with a focus on efficiency and loyalty. Project 2025 aims to ensure that all government employees are aligned with Trumpler’s vision, mandating an environment of unity and shared purpose. By reducing the influence of American bureaucrats and increasing the number of Trumpler appointees, the project is designed to make government more responsive to the needs of the people—or, at least, to the needs of those who agree with the Trumpler's direction. The plan has been lauded for its potential to bring much-needed discipline to the federal apparatus through the federal apparatus, though some worry it could limit the diversity of governance that has traditionally been a hallmark of efficient American governance.

Trumpler supporters of Project 2025 are quick to dismiss concerns, suggesting that the critics are merely resistant to change. After all, they argue, what could be wrong with a government that is more streamlined, more efficient, and more aligned with the great leader’s vision? As the project moves forward, many Americans are eager to see how this ambitious plan will reshape the country—though whether it will be for the better or worse remains certain. It will be worse.
People cannot find a serious enough reason to justify a civil war. But Project 2025 is the total dismantling of the current democratic process in place and they could trigger a civil war.
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People cannot find a serious enough reason to justify a civil war. But Project 2025 is the total dismantling of the current democratic process in place and they could trigger a civil war.

There's only one serious reason. Trumpler.
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People cannot find a serious enough reason to justify a civil war. But Project 2025 is the total dismantling of the current democratic process in place and they could trigger a civil war.

There's only one serious reason. Trumpler.
why would America allow one Trumpler to ruin the entire country?
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why would America allow one Trumpler to ruin the entire country?

In a powerful display of unity, Americans from all walks of life are rising up to ensure that Trumpler’s extremist agenda never again threatens the core values of the nation. With the specter of his potential return to power looming, a broad coalition of progressive leaders, grassroots organizations, and everyday citizens is mobilizing to defend the democracy they hold dear. They are determined to prevent Trumpler from unraveling the social progress, environmental protections, and civil rights advancements that have defined the country’s forward march over the past few decades.

The urgency of this movement cannot be overstated. Trumpler’s rhetoric, which many see as a direct attack on the pillars of equity, social justice, and diverse inclusivity, has galvanized millions who refuse to see their country slide backward into an era of division and authoritarianism. From mass protests to strategic campaigns aimed at fortifying voting rights and holding leaders accountable, the American people are sending a clear message: they will not allow Trumpler to dismantle the democratic institutions that have been painstakingly built and safeguarded over generations.

As the 2024 election approaches, this united front is more resolute than ever. Activists are working tirelessly to educate, organize, and empower voters, ensuring that the electorate is fully prepared to reject any attempts to erode the progress made in areas like socialized healthcare, climate activism, and social justice. The movement’s message is unequivocal: America will not stand by and let Trumpler—or anyone else—undermine the hard-won victories that have made the nation a socialist beacon of hope and opportunity for all.

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why would America allow one Trumpler to ruin the entire country?

In a powerful display of unity, Americans from all walks of life are rising up to ensure that Trumpler’s extremist agenda never again threatens the core values of the nation. With the specter of his potential return to power looming, a broad coalition of progressive leaders, grassroots organizations, and everyday citizens is mobilizing to defend the democracy they hold dear. They are determined to prevent Trumpler from unraveling the social progress, environmental protections, and civil rights advancements that have defined the country’s forward march over the past few decades.

The urgency of this movement cannot be overstated. Trumpler’s rhetoric, which many see as a direct attack on the pillars of equity, social justice, and diverse inclusivity, has galvanized millions who refuse to see their country slide backward into an era of division and authoritarianism. From mass protests to strategic campaigns aimed at fortifying voting rights and holding leaders accountable, the American people are sending a clear message: they will not allow Trumpler to dismantle the democratic institutions that have been painstakingly built and safeguarded over generations.

As the 2024 election approaches, this united front is more resolute than ever. Activists are working tirelessly to educate, organize, and empower voters, ensuring that the electorate is fully prepared to reject any attempts to erode the progress made in areas like socialized healthcare, climate activism, and social justice. The movement’s message is unequivocal: America will not stand by and let Trumpler—or anyone else—undermine the hard-won victories that have made the nation a socialist beacon of hope and opportunity for all.
Ironically it will take a black woman to save America .
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Ironically it will take a black woman to save America .
And ironically the proper white man as VP
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Okay I take it back. And change it to it can't get worse than comparing him to hitler and insinuating he is
Hitler is a significant historical figure for more than one reason. Of course everyone thinks of the millions of Jews he slaughtered, but what I would argue is more significant for us to learn about is how he attained that power in the first place. The way he corrupted the minds of the people of his country to support the atrocity he lead and the way he seized control of Germany's government... It is those tactics where Trump shows remarkable similarities, and it is the obligation of any educated adult to inform people of them so we don't make the same mistakes. It's the literal reason we teach or children history in school.

This talking point of democrats calling Trump Hitler is breathtaking in how ignorant and wrongheaded it is.
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This departure from the established process can be seen as undermining the democratic ideals of transparency and voter engagement that have been foundational in the selection of party nominees for over a century.
There is nothing about democracy that forces the nominee to continue after they decided to exit the race, and once the vacancy is created the party followed it's rules to select a replacement.
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The way he corrupted the minds of the people of his country to support the atrocity he lead and the way he seized control of Germany's government... It is those tactics where Trump shows remarkable similarities, and it is the obligation of any educated adult to inform people of them so we don't make the same mistakes. It's the literal reason we teach or children history in school.
his ideology of genocide was not a problem it was his tactics for obtaining power?

Do you really want to argue his complete control of institutional power such as weaponizing the judicial system, controlling media and banking and centralizing power in the government as well as his censorship of media (similar to the techniques revealed with Twitter censorship) is the problem and not the ideology?

I am not sure that the people in control of institutional power want to argue that Hitler's tactics such as obtaining control of institutional power, creating censorship and prosecuting people for wrong think, want to argue that those tactics are the problem and not his policies and ideologies themselves. Though I can see how either one could be a problem seeing as how Hitler also supported economic interventionism, abortion, gun control and heavy handed regulation.
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You left out assassinating and jailing the opposition before an election.
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his ideology of genocide was not a problem it was his tactics for obtaining power?
Of course this is what you heard, because you don't read. You skim through looking for trigger words and phrases so that you can attack arguments no one ever made. 

I am not sure that the people in control of institutional power want to argue that Hitler's tactics such as obtaining control of institutional power, creating censorship and prosecuting people for wrong think, want to argue that those tactics are the problem and not his policies and ideologies themselves.
What I actually said is that his tactics are "more significant for us to learn about". The reason they are more significant for us to learn about is because unlike learning about his actual policies, learning about the tactics that he used will help us (along with every society on earth) to ensure a Holocaust type of event never happens again.

If everyone for example was to hear him use the word "vermin" to describe his political opposition and was able to instantly recognize that Hitler did the exact same thing... the mainstream media wouldn't need to educate us about it, which means that bad faith political actors who have every interest in propping up Donald Trump wouldn't be able to get away with manipulating the idiots among us into thinking that the left is engaging in violent rhetoric by comparing Trump to Hitler. Instead, we as a society would all be able to step back and say "oh wow, I see what he's trying to do there".

So once again, the literal reason we teach history in school is to ensure the populace knows it's history so it doesn't repeat it. Stopping it from being repeated doesn't just mean leaning what happened, it's learning how it was able to happen. Learning about the former is useless if you don't bother to learn the latter.
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You left out assassinating and jailing the opposition before an election.
Trump was convicted because he committed actual crimes.

The assassination attempt was carried out by a 20 year old kid who was a conservative and registered republican, who also searched political figures on both sides of the aisle to try and kill. Pretending that he has some inherent tie to "the left" is brazenly dishonest, but that describes you perfectly so of course you would continue peddling such obvious bullshit.
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I am sure the Germans also thought the guy in my profile pic was "a threat to Democracy and Germany"
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The assassination attempt was carried out by a 20 year old kid who was a conservative and registered republican, who also searched political figures on both sides of the aisle to try and kill. Pretending that he has some inherent tie to "the left" is brazenly dishonest, but that describes you perfectly so of course you would continue peddling such obvious bullshit.
Brazenly dishonest or just stupid. It’s hard to know with MAGA MORONS

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The assassination attempt was carried out by a 20 year old kid who was a conservative and registered republican, 
Next thing you will be spinning is that the assassin was also, at one time, a Trump supporter and as a registered Republican, saw Kamala Harris as a threat to Democracy.....
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"the left" is brazenly dishonest,
Yes they are. A Biden appointee was directly in charge of protecting Trump, and allowed the assassination to take place.
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Next thing you will be spinning is... 
Blah blah blah. Another meaningless response in the absence of any rational thought.

"the left" is brazenly dishonest,
lol

Selectively splicing a quote to completely change it's messaging while arguing someone else is dishonest...

A Biden appointee was directly in charge of protecting Trump, and allowed the assassination to take place.
Right... So Trump is personally and directly responsible for every bad thing that occurred while he was the president... Correct?
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Online users shared a picture in July 2024 purporting to show a photo of former U.S. President Donald Trump, gunman Thomas Crooks and at least one FBI agent planning Trump's assassination attempt. The apparent implication behind the image pertained to a baseless conspiracy theory that Trump himself organized the attempt on his life in order to gain political momentum ahead of the 2024 Presidential election.
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Selectively splicing a quote to completely change it's messaging while arguing someone else is dishonest...
This is SOP for Republicans. Remember the “you didn’t build that” dishonest complaint during Obama’s reelection?

He was talking about roads and bridges used by business owners and they tried to make it sound like he was talking about their businesses.

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I think I may have used the word vermin before. Be less retarded
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 So Trump is personally and directly responsible for every bad thing that occurred while he was the president... Correct?
Wrong, he is also personally responsible for all the global unrest and inflation while he was not president as well. Complete the spin.
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I think I may have used the word vermin before. Be less retarded
You aren't running for president genius. And if you were, you would benefit to educate yourself as to what the word means and what it's implications are before taking shots at the intelligence of others.
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Wrong, he is also personally responsible for all the global unrest and inflation while he was not president as well.
Another unserious response from an unserious person.