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.TUX. 26 Aug 17 12.53pm
Originally posted by legaleagle Just returned from the US... Have never seen it so divided in the past 40 years, due to the DT's antics and the undermining of the integrity of the office of the presidency Republican Party showing signs of falling apart. As the previous poster said,Sheriff Joe consciously and repeatedly broke the law..no shades of legal doubt. DT refers to him as a "patriot"... The same "patriot" who over his"24-year tenure as sheriff of Maricopa county, .. gained notoriety for detaining hundreds of undocumented immigrants in a Tent City jail and forcing them to wear pink underwear. The sheriff courted controversy and media attention – calling his own jail a “concentration camp”, ... and selling replica pink underwear to the public – as he became a national figurehead for the virulent xenophobia that Trump embraced in his presidential campaign. ...Hilarie Bass, the president of the American Bar Association, said in a statement: “Pardoning a law enforcement officer who has disobeyed the courts and violated the rights of people he has sworn to protect undercuts judicial authority and the public’s faith in our legal system.” With all due respect , what a load of bollox. The office of the presidency has been completely devoid of ''integrity'' for bloody decades. In real life we now have black people who were never slaves fighting white people who were never Nazis over a confederate statue erected by democrats and blaming it all on Trump. Blinkered thinking (you're not alone in this) is the biggest cause of many of these problems. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

26 Aug 17 12.53pm

Originally posted by legaleagle

Just returned from the US...

Have never seen it so divided in the past 40 years, due to the DT's antics and the undermining of the integrity of the office of the presidency

Republican Party showing signs of falling apart.

As the previous poster said,Sheriff Joe consciously and repeatedly broke the law..no shades of legal doubt.

DT refers to him as a "patriot"...

The same "patriot" who over his"24-year tenure as sheriff of Maricopa county, .. gained notoriety for detaining hundreds of undocumented immigrants in a Tent City jail and forcing them to wear pink underwear. The sheriff courted controversy and media attention – calling his own jail a “concentration camp”, ... and selling replica pink underwear to the public – as he became a national figurehead for the virulent xenophobia that Trump embraced in his presidential campaign.

...Hilarie Bass, the president of the American Bar Association, said in a statement: “Pardoning a law enforcement officer who has disobeyed the courts and violated the rights of people he has sworn to protect undercuts judicial authority and the public’s faith in our legal system.”

With all due respect , what a load of bollox.

The office of the presidency has been completely devoid of ''integrity'' for bloody decades.
In real life we now have black people who were never slaves fighting white people who were never Nazis over a confederate statue erected by democrats and blaming it all on Trump.
Blinkered thinking (you're not alone in this) is the biggest cause of many of these problems.

Buy Litecoin.

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Stirlingsays 26 Aug 17 1.47pm
Originally posted by .TUX. With all due respect , what a load of bollox. The office of the presidency has been completely devoid of ''integrity'' for bloody decades. In real life we now have black people who were never slaves fighting white people who were never Nazis over a confederate statue erected by democrats and blaming it all on Trump. Blinkered thinking (you're not alone in this) is the biggest cause of many of these problems. Seconded. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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26 Aug 17 1.47pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

With all due respect , what a load of bollox.

Seconded.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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hedgehog50 Croydon 26 Aug 17 1.54pm
Originally posted by .TUX. With all due respect , what a load of bollox. The office of the presidency has been completely devoid of ''integrity'' for bloody decades. In real life we now have black people who were never slaves fighting white people who were never Nazis over a confederate statue erected by democrats and blaming it all on Trump. Blinkered thinking (you're not alone in this) is the biggest cause of many of these problems. 'Thirded' - lucid good sense. We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]
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Croydon 26 Aug 17 1.54pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

With all due respect , what a load of bollox.

'Thirded' - lucid good sense.

We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]

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wordup 26 Aug 17 1.56pm
Originally posted by Ray in Houston A pardon done without a recommendation from the DOJ, and under the cover of a Friday night / hurricane. And let's not be confused here: Sherriff Arpaio targeted and locked up American citizens because they looked Hispanic. He was told to stop; he signed an agreement to say that he'd stop; and he kept on doing it. Only then was he prosecuted. Trump pardoned him with there being no legal confusion or conflict about his conviction. He did it because "Sherriff Joe" is a perfect political metaphor. It is a weird one. Mostly sentences are commuted by pardons and for clearly defined crimes. In this case Arpaio hadn't even been sentenced and was convicted of contempt of court for refusing to obey the law. Pardoning a contempt of court ruling is pretty much saying that it doesn't matter if you adhere to the rule of law or not. There is an ongoing attempt to completely delegitimise both the media and judiciary. That way he can soften people up for the inevitable pardons he will issue in relation to those around him. All to protect himself of course. Edited by wordup (26 Aug 2017 6.24pm)
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26 Aug 17 1.56pm

Originally posted by Ray in Houston

A pardon done without a recommendation from the DOJ, and under the cover of a Friday night / hurricane.

And let's not be confused here: Sherriff Arpaio targeted and locked up American citizens because they looked Hispanic. He was told to stop; he signed an agreement to say that he'd stop; and he kept on doing it. Only then was he prosecuted.

Trump pardoned him with there being no legal confusion or conflict about his conviction. He did it because "Sherriff Joe" is a perfect political metaphor.

It is a weird one. Mostly sentences are commuted by pardons and for clearly defined crimes. In this case Arpaio hadn't even been sentenced and was convicted of contempt of court for refusing to obey the law. Pardoning a contempt of court ruling is pretty much saying that it doesn't matter if you adhere to the rule of law or not.

There is an ongoing attempt to completely delegitimise both the media and judiciary. That way he can soften people up for the inevitable pardons he will issue in relation to those around him. All to protect himself of course.

Edited by wordup (26 Aug 2017 6.24pm)

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legaleagle 26 Aug 17 7.02pm
Originally posted by .TUX. With all due respect , what a load of bollox. The office of the presidency has been completely devoid of ''integrity'' for bloody decades. In real life we now have black people who were never slaves fighting white people who were never Nazis over a confederate statue erected by democrats and blaming it all on Trump. Blinkered thinking (you're not alone in this) is the biggest cause of many of these problems. Thanks equally for your,with all due respect, "utter bollox" response. Trump denudes the presidency of even the limited integrity holders of the office usually seem forced to exhibit as national symbols.He is an exemplar of the new age,seemingly so welcomed by some seconders and thirders on here .He is a part of the problem,not a part of the solution.(The problem is not simply reduceable to the Fed Reserve and its ilk). In real life we now in the USA have right thinking people battling right wing racists and their sympathisers over statues erected by racists commemorating racists. Blindness(you're not alone in this), is a factor exacerbating rather than abating these problems. Edited by legaleagle (26 Aug 2017 7.10pm)
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26 Aug 17 7.02pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

With all due respect , what a load of bollox.

Thanks equally for your,with all due respect, "utter bollox" response.

Trump denudes the presidency of even the limited integrity holders of the office usually seem forced to exhibit as national symbols.He is an exemplar of the new age,seemingly so welcomed by some seconders and thirders on here .He is a part of the problem,not a part of the solution.(The problem is not simply reduceable to the Fed Reserve and its ilk).

In real life we now in the USA have right thinking people battling right wing racists and their sympathisers over statues erected by racists commemorating racists.

Blindness(you're not alone in this), is a factor exacerbating rather than abating these problems.

Edited by legaleagle (26 Aug 2017 7.10pm)

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.TUX. 26 Aug 17 7.57pm
Originally posted by legaleagle Thanks equally for your,with all due respect, "utter bollox" response. Trump denudes the presidency of even the limited integrity holders of the office usually seem forced to exhibit as national symbols.He is an exemplar of the new age,seemingly so welcomed by some seconders and thirders on here .He is a part of the problem,not a part of the solution.(The problem is not simply reduceable to the Fed Reserve and its ilk). In real life we now in the USA have right thinking people battling right wing racists and their sympathisers over statues erected by racists commemorating racists. Blindness(you're not alone in this), is a factor exacerbating rather than abating these problems. Edited by legaleagle (26 Aug 2017 7.10pm) You can't see the bigger picture.......but you're not alone in being wrong. Trump is not the problem, the system (here as well as the IOUSA) IS the problem. You can bash the keyboard as long as you like bud but your time would be better spent looking into why those who follow you will be worse off than you are at this moment in time. So stop dicking about with stuff that ultimately doesn't matter and start looking into why you are worse off than your grandparents. Expand your well intentioned thoughts. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

26 Aug 17 7.57pm

Originally posted by legaleagle

Thanks equally for your,with all due respect, "utter bollox" response.

In real life we now in the USA have right thinking people battling right wing racists and their sympathisers over statues erected by racists commemorating racists.

Blindness(you're not alone in this), is a factor exacerbating rather than abating these problems.

Edited by legaleagle (26 Aug 2017 7.10pm)

You can't see the bigger picture.......but you're not alone in being wrong.
Trump is not the problem, the system (here as well as the IOUSA) IS the problem.
You can bash the keyboard as long as you like bud but your time would be better spent looking into why those who follow you will be worse off than you are at this moment in time.
So stop dicking about with stuff that ultimately doesn't matter and start looking into why you are worse off than your grandparents.
Expand your well intentioned thoughts.

Buy Litecoin.

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legaleagle 27 Aug 17 9.28pm
Of course you are right,there is a bigger macro picture. But,on a micro level,which is what I was posting about, as Richard Neville so aptly put it,there may only be an inch of difference between the parties (or by extension within the entrails of "the system" )but it is that inch we live in. And my recent observations of the US were of more conflict and antagonism than at any time on the past 40 years (during which I've regularly visited) and that DT is very much a negative symptom/symbol not a positive one.. Edited by legaleagle (27 Aug 2017 9.29pm)
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legaleagle

27 Aug 17 9.28pm

Of course you are right,there is a bigger macro picture.
But,on a micro level,which is what I was posting about, as Richard Neville so aptly put it,there may only be an inch of difference between the parties (or by extension within the entrails of "the system" )but it is that inch we live in.

And my recent observations of the US were of more conflict and antagonism than at any time on the past 40 years (during which I've regularly visited) and that DT is very much a negative symptom/symbol not a positive one..

Edited by legaleagle (27 Aug 2017 9.29pm)

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Hrolf The Ganger 27 Aug 17 9.52pm
Originally posted by .TUX. With all due respect , what a load of bollox. The office of the presidency has been completely devoid of ''integrity'' for bloody decades. In real life we now have black people who were never slaves fighting white people who were never Nazis over a confederate statue erected by democrats and blaming it all on Trump. Blinkered thinking (you're not alone in this) is the biggest cause of many of these problems. Forthed This is accurate. All sides using Trump as an excuse to pursue their pathetic agendas.
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27 Aug 17 9.52pm

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Originally posted by .TUX.

With all due respect , what a load of bollox.

Forthed This is accurate. All sides using Trump as an excuse to pursue their pathetic agendas.

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crystal balls The Garden of Earthly Delights 28 Aug 17 10.27pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Forthed This is accurate. All sides using Trump as an excuse to pursue their pathetic agendas. I think it's the other way round; Trump's stupidity entitles rational people to voice their opinion when with a more rational president most people dont feel a need to express themselves. See voter turnout figures in US elections since 1950s. Trump is so clearly a loose cannon, but some of his supporters wouldn't admit it even if he were to cause them actual harm! I used to be immortal
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The Garden of Earthly Delights 28 Aug 17 10.27pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Forthed This is accurate. All sides using Trump as an excuse to pursue their pathetic agendas.

I think it's the other way round; Trump's stupidity entitles rational people to voice their opinion when with a more rational president most people dont feel a need to express themselves.

See voter turnout figures in US elections since 1950s. Trump is so clearly a loose cannon, but some of his supporters wouldn't admit it even if he were to cause them actual harm!

I used to be immortal

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legaleagle 28 Aug 17 11.00pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Frothed This is accurate. EFA
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legaleagle

28 Aug 17 11.00pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Frothed This is accurate.

EFA

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matt_himself Matataland 29 Aug 17 6.43am
I guess this is Trump's fault: [Link] "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 29 Aug 17 6.43am

I guess this is Trump's fault:

[Link]

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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legaleagle 29 Aug 17 8.02am
Originally posted by matt_himself I guess this is Trump's fault: [Link] Err No.Good trolling attempt,Mr Uphimself.
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29 Aug 17 8.02am

Originally posted by matt_himself

I guess this is Trump's fault:

[Link]

Err No.Good trolling attempt,Mr Uphimself.

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