whereai.bsky.social
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An anti-intellectual "genius" that fooled 50% of the population. A very peculiar time in history.
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Schumer believes in the old adage giving Trump enough rope and all that. He's right except Brand America will have gasped its last breath long before then. The damage Trump has done is much larger than Trump.
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No foreign leader has the audacity to call Trump out for what he is and that's ok, tit for tat will only escalate. However, these are the darkest times in US history. Nothing comes close.
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Trump is the new Kim Jong Un.
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Don Jong Trump is reaching North Korea level immorality and depravity. It feels like he would love to slaughter all journalistss / critics by cannon fire on the White House lawn.
There is only one thing stopping the dictator, it's a bit soon. It is only day 50, 1400 more days to go.
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Don Jong Trump is more aligned with North Korea. He would love to see journalists placed in front of cannons and blown up.
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The once revered White House is giving Ryongsong Residence in North Korea a run for it's money.
Don Jong Trump is an insatiable dictator..
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And that after 50 days, what's going to be like after 1400 more days of the same?
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This is the biggest brand implosion in history, going from having fairly green credentials to making people physically ill in the blink of an eye.
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I firmly believe generational damage has already been done in Canada.
And that’s just with verbal disrespect and some economic bullying.
Other countries are dealing with starvation, epidemics, death and other widespread suffering thanks to this administration.
Generational global damage.
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Also countries like Canada must protect children from the fear Trump is fueling in allied nations. This epidemic of dread harms kids and teens, akin to a war crime, leaving lasting scars. Exposed to invasion fears and news, children are terrified, with effects that could linger for years.
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Regardless, Trump is fueling an epidemic of fear among children in allied nations. The harm to kids and teens is severe, akin to a war crime, leaving lasting scars. Children, exposed to invasion fears and news, are terrified, with repercussions that may endure for years.
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The White House has been reduced to a used car lot and a platform for instilling fear in children across Canada, Greenland, and beyond. Trump’s threats of invasion have left kids terrified, fearing for their lives or harm as they believe he might 'take their country'.
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Threats of invasion instill widespread panic and fear, amounting to global child abuse. Terrifying children in Canada, Greenland, and beyond is a deplorable act akin to a war crime.
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Spot on
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Who would have imagined that children in Canada, Mexico, and Greenland would live in fear due to a U.S. president threatening attacks and invasions? Such actions instill panic and dread, constituting child abuse on a global scale.
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Brand America / Jack Daniels needs to know it's not just Canada, the world speaks loudest through the silence of closed wallets.
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An endorsement from Trump is like doubling the size of the iceberg before the Titanic struck.
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Hopefully not. The main reason a war hasn't erupted is the lack of divisions like North vs. South. Families, neighbors, and states are deeply divided, but not along identifiable lines. It’s a war of ideologies, not geography, intangible and complex, impossible for traditional warfare to resolve.
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Manus missed an opportunity by not granting the general public quicker access. The reliance on YouTube influencers, who are often unbearable, didn't help either. Additionally, the sale of access codes in secondary markets created a poor impression and opened the door to too much potential abuse.
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No to worry there are only 1400 more days to go. 😱
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Not funny, you've taken a wrecking ball to her name.
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Trump sees himself as then lead contestant on the reality tv show "Putin wants a Bride".
He's going to be devstated when Putin eventually dumps him at the altar.
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Spend a dollar, save a cent.
Meanwhile Trump destroys Brand America faster than a Tesla ad from the White House Used Car Lot.
The problem is Trump supporters prefer a bucket of fool's gold over an ounce of the real stuff.
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Musk and the teens behind DOGE should remember that this administration won't last forever. When it ends, the Feds may pursue them for crimes they can't foresee now. Their digital footprint could lead to federal charges and prison time for various offenses against the U.S
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Buying anything Musk related is like sleeping with the enemy. Wait til Trump is out of office, he will have to choose Moscow or Mars once the Feds go after him.
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If Trump is made go, they both need to go. Vance doesn't know his own name,his identity, he will be much worse.
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The lunatics are in charge of the asylum.
50 days down, only another 1400 days left to go!
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Everything he touches turns to fool's gold.
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A Trump endorsement is like doubling the size of the iceberg before the Titanic hits.
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TesIa is more radioactive than a bucket of soil from Chernobyl.
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It might be a public holiday in Russia, so the cyber security may be having a day off.
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Trump's loudest critic is his own mouth.
That's the benefit of having the world's greatest anti-intellectual "genius".
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Found an adoption certificate.
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Trump crashed a Tesla into the server
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Putin will dump him at the altar soon enough.
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The choice will be Moscow or Mars. Musk will need a preemptive Trump pardon before he leaves office and even that may not save him.
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Owning a TesIa is like sleeping with the enemy.
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Trump needs a DeLorean not a Tesla, he is bypassing the Great Depression and taking America back to the Dark Ages.