What Legacy Does Trump Leave?

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WhyCzar said:
Trump is a willing participant in the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.

I think Trump has done some good stuff in his first week.

This isn't one of those.
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Therefore divine and bifurcated goodness ... D'Y ... retaliation will be costly ... it consumes rare resources except excess numbers regarding humans ... thus the need for senses, census? Count eM and you'll find something delinquent ... persistent instead of insistent ... determined? No end to the generation ...
 
Mystic said:
A whopping 2/3 of Americans now approve of Trump's deportation policies, despite Selena Gomez's profuse weeping you can watch here:

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Interesting how he goes on about the illegals who murdered while ignoring that most people who are murdered in the US are by guns carried by other Americans.
Has this made the Americans forget about their gun problem and the mass murders usually every month by again, Americans?
Hey Americans, clean up your own act when it comes to murder.....percentage wise the illegals are a VERY small tip of your own iceberg!
 
In 2022, 63 percent of violent crimes in the United States that were reported to police went unsolved. This means that in a single year, there was no one arrested, charged, and referred for prosecution in over 800,000 violent crimes, including an estimated 10,000 homicides, 525,000 aggravated assaults, 169,000 robberies, and 98,000 rapes.
 
WhyCzar said:
In 2022, 63 percent of violent crimes in the United States that were reported to police went unsolved. This means that in a single year, there was no one arrested, charged, and referred for prosecution in over 800,000 violent crimes, including an estimated 10,000 homicides, 525,000 aggravated assaults, 169,000 robberies, and 98,000 rapes.
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What does this have to do with the deportation of people?
 
Jae said:
Popularity has never made a thing good
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Criminal violence is growing in popularity according to the evidence of who gets away with it ... one just as to look at what's presented as provided ... provide antes ... stimulation to get ah head ... doubles bitters ... in the right circles anything can be fore got ... in reality you are screwed if you don't and even if you do ... "even" being obscuring power ... much depends on the dialectic marks ... there break up the line as considered ...
 
Mendalla said:
That was supposed to be the point of the electoral college system, in fact (to prevent populist demogogues) but it not work so good this time.
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Meanwhile, here in South Korea, where the president is chosen by popular vote, President Yoon has been indicted. He's the first sitting South Korean president to be indicted while still in office. The charges against him include insurrection and abuse of authority related to his recent imposition of martial law
 
Jae said:
Meanwhile, here in South Korea, where the president is chosen by popular vote, President Yoon has been indicted. He's the first sitting South Korean president to be indicted while still in office. The charges against him include insurrection and abuse of authority related to his recent imposition of martial law
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The sense of backup arrangements ... just hold on a minute!
 
California Sec of State Shirley Weber approved the petition to secede the state of California from the USA
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Mendalla said:
That was supposed to be the point of the electoral college system, in fact (to prevent populist demogogues) but it not work so good this time.
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Your point is irrelevant because Trump won "the popular vote:"

www.factcheck.org

Trump Won the Popular Vote, Contrary to Claims Online - FactCheck.org

President-elect Donald Trump is the first Republican presidential candidate to win the popular vote in 20 years. Social media users have wrongly claimed that Trump lost the popular vote, but they are confusing the popular vote with a majority of votes. The unofficial results show Trump received...
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chansen said:
Does someone want to explain the irony in this statement?
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It works both ways to blame one or the other is irrational.

One thing is for certain - any crime committed by an illegal in the US could have been prevented by stopping their entry in the first place. That would leave a lot more resources to find charge and convict the criminals that have legal status.

Short of that get rid of the Borders all together?
 
WhyCzar said:
It works both ways to blame one or the other is irrational.

One thing is for certain - any crime committed by an illegal in the US could have been prevented by stopping their entry in the first place. That would leave a lot more resources to find charge and convict the criminals that have legal status.

Short of that get rid of the Borders all together?
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Incarcerations are used for real time statistics, not conjectures such as you're providing and using for comparisons and there are numerous unbiased studies.....look them up.
 
WhyCzar said:
What it also means is that there is no basis in reality to slander white American males irrationally.
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What part of the concept of extrapolation do you need explained in detail to you? The percentage of unsolved crimes has nothing to do with the demographic of the people committing the crimes. In the case of homicides, particularly mass shootings, an overwhelming percentage of the perps are white males. Please cease commenting on the use of statistics unless you can better demonstrate a basic understanding of the concepts involved. I am not going to give you an introductory stats course, but I would strongly recommend you acquire some basic knowledge of the science.
 
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