Congressmen Bill Pascrell is seeking the disbarment of Rudy Guliani and 22 of Trump's other lawyers for presenting bogus cases in an attempt to subvert democracy and overturn an election.
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My thought was that someone who has been laughed at over something that you cannot change and is most likely result of chance- like a fly sitting on your head, would have a broader sense of human dignity, which I think is inherit in all people no matter if they are friends or enemies.That was uncalled for. That was an assumption based on my disability. You went pretty low.
I'm not the corrupt leader of a powerful country or one of his corrupt emissaries. I'm not an emperor who's had no clothes on for some time.
Now that’ doesn’t mean there is no place for the art of true cartoonists.Honestly I find that running hair dye and flies on heads making news out of proportion is a sad sign of the trend of superficial judgement versus understanding of true democratic debate.
Just because the media you choose to believe never tells you what is actually going on in the world doesn’t mean nothing is actually going on in the world.
Congressmen Bill Pascrell is seeking the disbarment of Rudy Guliani and 22 of Trump's other lawyers for presenting bogus cases in an attempt to subvert democracy and overturn an election.
Just because the media you choose to believe never tells you what is actually going on in the world doesn’t mean nothing is actually going on in the world.
Trump does have a legal right to contest the election. It's not the media that's silencing him. It's the courts.Trump has a legal right to contest the election. Think about what kind of crooks would try to silence his defence. Oh ya, losers.
To resort to making fun of Trump and his team is what everyone does. Including you. What right do you have to single me out and make an example of my disability because you want to make your point?My thought was that someone who has been laughed at over something that you cannot change and is most likely result of chance- like a fly sitting on your head, would have a broader sense of human dignity, which I think is inherit in all people no matter if they are friends or enemies.
When your coworker walks out of the bathroom with his fly still open or finished his meal with food still sticking to his face, you would discreetly point it out or ignore it. If he turns it into a joke, you’ ll laugh with him.
If the same happens to your boss, which you have a grudge on because you found him treating you unfairly, will you take a picture and send it to all you coworkers and on facebook to have a good laugh?
I would hope not, but in these days, one cannot be sure.
To resort to ridiculing someone in political difference as well as the huge resonance it has, is a sign for me how far we have come from true political debate towards superficial fight for the vote of the popular twittering masses.
Now that’ doesn’t mean there is no place for the art of true cartoonists.
I think the "You're fired!" meme's been going around Twitter for years. I'm sure he's seen it.It has just occurred to me exactly what Trump's problem with conceding defeat is. I've never seen his television show, but I understand from hearsay/mimicry that his most famous phrase is "You're fired!" The American people have just said "You're fired!" to Donald Trump, and he never really thought he'd have to hear that publicly directed towards him.
I always sing scream instead of screen ... and keep on holding up that little wild bouquet.getting lost in that hopeless little screen.”
From the speech by Bush: “Free nations have a duty to defend our people by uniting against the violent.”“Putin’s puppet” and a “favorite of the Russians,” information-gathering might have ceased by May 2016 if Clinton's campaign and the DNC hadn’t decided to continue funding it. Establishment media have again and again proven themselves willing marks for disinformation campaigns cooked up by both foreign and domestic 'intelligence' agencies.
George W. Bush in a speech days before invasion:
“Intelligence gathered by this and other governments leaves no doubt that the Iraq regime continues to possess and conceal some of the most lethal weapons ever devised. This regime has already used weapons of mass destruction against Iraq’s neighbors and against Iraq’s people.”
Bush did not attack Arabia either, he attacked an innocent country instead.From the speech by Bush: “Free nations have a duty to defend our people by uniting against the violent.”
The irony is too deep for words. Among America’s ideological roots we find memories of indigenous persons and peoples massacred while their ancestral lands were appropriated for the growth of agriculture and the advance of industrialization.
This same pattern is exposed in the words of America’s Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright, who stated the death of half a million Iraqi women and children was necessary, in service to America’s expansionist agenda. They wanted oil and they did what it took to get it.