Sorry, my unbelieving and believing friends and enemies, this comes a bit belated. A revised version of Prez Tramp's(The Orange Ape) "speech" or "yooge, bigly talk"(to simpletons) that really cuts to the chase of his entire message to the US Congress and 'Murican people in general:
QuoteFull bigly talk: Illiterate Tramp "reads" first bigly talk. 01:01:04.
PRESIDENT ORANGE APE DONALD J. TRAMP'S YOOGE NAZI ADDRESS TO A BIGLY JOINT SESSION OF LOSER CONGRESS
"TO THE LOSER CONGRESS OF THE UNITED FASCIST STATES OF 'MURICA:
MAKE 'MURICA GRATE AGIN'!
Thank you, Gawd bless you BIGLY, and Gawd Bless these YOOGE United States!"
I hope this clarifies what The Ape said that forlorn night in history....
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I always like the way they photo shop Trump into another photo. Usually, when photo shopping, it's to make it as realistic as possible. But when it's Trump, they out of their way to make his head two or three times the size of a normal head.
Quote from: SGOS on March 13, 2017, 10:47:45 AM
I always like the way they photo shop Trump into another photo. Usually, when photo shopping, it's to make it as realistic as possible. But when it's Trump, they out of their way to make his head two or three times the size of a normal head.
Yeah, they make it YOOGE, lol!
Yoogely Sadly, but I bet if he sees these posts he will think they are compliments...
Quote from: Cavebear on March 14, 2017, 02:35:34 AM
Yoogely Sadly, but I bet if he sees these posts he will think they are compliments...
Yeah, all narcissists are whores for any shred of attention they can get.
Quote from: etienne on March 14, 2017, 03:02:09 AM
Yeah, all narcissists are whores for any shred of attention they can get.
But do you think Trump is right about most things?
Quote from: Cavebear on March 14, 2017, 03:05:34 AM
But do you think Trump is right about most things?
Drumpf's a card carrying Nazi, so no. Here's what Drumpf needs:
(http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/02/04/01/3CD0FDBB00000578-0-image-m-110_1486170103229.jpg)
The World wished someone would've acted early against Hitler......
Quote from: etienne on March 14, 2017, 03:35:55 AM
Drumpf's a card carrying Nazi, so no. Here's what Drumpf needs:
(http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/02/04/01/3CD0FDBB00000578-0-image-m-110_1486170103229.jpg)
The World wished someone would've acted early against Hitler......
THAT is completely inappropriate.
Quote from: Cavebear on March 14, 2017, 03:48:02 AM
THAT is completely inappropriate.
Tell the Irish of your concern. Here's inappropriate:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2017/03/05/thousands-of-ice-detainees-claim-they-were-forced-into-labor-a-violation-of-anti-slavery-laws/?utm_term=.50602a6fd919
Quote from: etienne on March 14, 2017, 03:52:09 AM
Tell the Irish of your concern. Here's inappropriate:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2017/03/05/thousands-of-ice-detainees-claim-they-were-forced-into-labor-a-violation-of-anti-slavery-laws/?utm_term=.50602a6fd919
If true, the contract prison company officials need to be imprisoned themselves. Any such actions were not the intent of the laws or the prison system. And I promote prison system reform. It should be rehabilitative in goal and practice, not merely punishment.
Quote from: Cavebear on March 14, 2017, 03:59:10 AM
If true, the contract prison company officials need to be imprisoned themselves. Any such actions were not the intent of the laws or the prison system. And I promote prison system reform. It should be rehabilitative in goal and practice, not merely punishment.
Oh it's all true, slavery is back, bigly. Arpaio's Tent City, Homan Sq. Chicago. They call it "human trafficking" these days. "Slavery" doesn't sound nice, just as "Nazi" doesn't sound as nice as "Alt-Right".
Quote from: etienne on March 14, 2017, 04:04:25 AM
Oh it's all true, slavery is back, bigly. Arpaio's Tent City, Homan Sq. Chicago. They call it "human trafficking" these days. "Slavery" doesn't sound nice, just as "Nazi" doesn't sound as nice as "Alt-Right".
I may have been missing something. Are you Hispanic with bad experiences entering/being in the US?
Quote from: Cavebear on March 14, 2017, 04:18:34 AM
I may have been missing something. Are you Hispanic with bad experiences entering/being in the US?
Nao sou Latino, nao.
Quote from: etienne on March 14, 2017, 04:31:31 AM
Nao sou Latino, nao.
Then your posts make little sense. Can you explain your concerns in some detail?
Quote from: etienne on March 13, 2017, 07:49:11 AM
MAKE 'MURICA GRATE AGIN'!
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Quote from: Cavebear on March 14, 2017, 03:59:10 AM
If true, the contract prison company officials need to be imprisoned themselves. Any such actions were not the intent of the laws or the prison system. And I promote prison system reform. It should be rehabilitative in goal and practice, not merely punishment.
Where have you been the last 5000 years. Read story of the first penitentiary ... Old Penn, run by mad Quakers. They drove their inmates insane with psych experiments, 200 years ago. Contract prisons are just another reason to nuke the US. Ever here of the prison simulation run years ago, by a professor, using college volunteers. But then college students are psychos.
A tramp in the White House
a scamp on the microphone
and Lady is camping in NYC in the yooge Trump building
Quote from: fencerider on March 18, 2017, 12:40:59 PM
A tramp in the White House
a scamp on the microphone
and Lady is camping in NYC in the yooge Trump building
The Trump
Should be dumped
With a thump.
No violence suggested or approved, I want the legal system to work like with Nixon.
Quote from: Cavebear on March 19, 2017, 01:29:48 AM
The Trump
Should be dumped
With a thump.
No violence suggested or approved, I want the legal system to work like with Nixon.
The Bush crime family is working on that. I recently read that George H W was instrumental behind Watergate ... pulling strings against Nixon ... because he had been promised the VP position in 1968, and Agnew got chosen instead. This was wise on the part of Nixon, given the later connections between George H W as a VP and attempts on the life of the POTUS (Hinkley). I have to assume you were being tongue-in-cheek about Nixon, because the legal system did work ... Ford pardoned him, just like Clinton pardoned Mark Rich.
Quote from: Baruch on March 19, 2017, 08:41:45 AM
The Bush crime family is working on that. I recently read that George H W was instrumental behind Watergate ... pulling strings against Nixon ... because he had been promised the VP position in 1968, and Agnew got chosen instead. This was wise on the part of Nixon, given the later connections between George H W as a VP and attempts on the life of the POTUS (Hinkley). I have to assume you were being tongue-in-cheek about Nixon, because the legal system did work ... Ford pardoned him, just like Clinton pardoned Mark Rich.
Why do you post such nonsense? Ford pardoning Nixon was a travesty of Constitutional justice. It matterred. But who cares about Mark Rich? There is no equivalence there. You could do a lot better here (and for here) if you set you mind to it.
Merely reporting the underside of the ape-man conspiracy to monopolize the banana supply. As a bear, why do you care? Now a monopoly on berries ... that would concern you.
No, the President is a god, Nixon said so, and Ford legalized it. In fact Clinton demonstrated it to the women WH aides. It is Warren G Harding, all the way down (the throat). My father was a Republican, but when Ford pardoned Nixon, he never forgave the Republicans. I doubt he voted again. Back then my mother was voting for Wallace (original version). We have been using VPs as insurance policies ... Biden and Pence aren't the first. Nelson Rockefeller was insurance against Ford doing something that the Warren Commission wouldn't have liked ;-)
Quote from: Cavebear on March 19, 2017, 01:29:48 AM
The Trump
Should be dumped
With a thump.
No violence suggested or approved, I want the legal system to work like with Nixon.
I get what you are saying. But the legal system did not go far enough with Nixon--thank Ford for that. Ford pardoned the fuck 'for the good of the country'. What a crock of shit! With that pardon, Ford demonstrated that the President is above the law (especially if that said President is a Repub); and that set the precedent for the criminal combo of Cheney/Bush and now Drump. And yes, Obama added emphasis to that by not charging either Bush or Cheney with crimes. So, now big business and the President are too big to fail.
With the "defense" budget getting more, and the diplomatic budget getting less, I expect Chump to soon begin negotiating like Korben Dallas...
(http://images.memes.com/meme/1246563)
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Quote from: Mike Cl on March 21, 2017, 02:39:02 PM
I get what you are saying. But the legal system did not go far enough with Nixon--thank Ford for that. Ford pardoned the fuck 'for the good of the country'. What a crock of shit! With that pardon, Ford demonstrated that the President is above the law (especially if that said President is a Repub); and that set the precedent for the criminal combo of Cheney/Bush and now Drump. And yes, Obama added emphasis to that by not charging either Bush or Cheney with crimes. So, now big business and the President are too big to fail.
Ford was one of the conspirators on the Warren Commission. He was compromised 10 years before he replaced Nixon, that is why, probably Henry Kissinger, suggested him as a replacement for Agnew.
Quote from: Baruch on March 21, 2017, 07:00:06 AM
My father was a Republican, but when Ford pardoned Nixon, he never forgave the Republicans. I doubt he voted again. Back then my mother was voting for Wallace (original version). We have been using VPs as insurance policies ...
I see you come from harsh parentage... My dad was an idiotically hard Republican and when I was 20, I just laughed in his face. After that, Mom confided that she had voted Democrat in most elections.
Did you ever confront your father about his politics? It can be very freeing. We actually got along much better after I explained my world views. He hated them, but respected me for saying what I thought.
Want to meet the power behind the throne?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixvIDc9mizg
Quote from: Cavebear on March 22, 2017, 03:43:20 AM
I see you come from harsh parentage... My dad was an idiotically hard Republican and when I was 20, I just laughed in his face. After that, Mom confided that she had voted Democrat in most elections.
Did you ever confront your father about his politics? It can be very freeing. We actually got along much better after I explained my world views. He hated them, but respected me for saying what I thought.
My father wasn't as bad you you think. He was quite a vulnerable and modest man. But pro-business (having been in business with his father back in the day). My mother was a S Democrat .. not anything liberal .. she was harder than he was, it was a mother led family ;-) Same as Alexander, Caesar, Genghis Khan ...
And yes, I had to confront my father, as all sons should ... when I was 21. My mother had pushed him into childishly micromanaging her anxiety thru him, instead of doing it herself. He knew better. It was a polite confrontation, and he understood I now wore full pants, not knee pants ;-) I love him ... as I do my mother. My mother was hard on herself, but within conventional bounds ... not a feminist, though she should have been one. She wanted to be a pro female athlete (her idol was Babe Didrikson Zaharias). My father's father was harsh and reactionary ... but that was before my time. But my inspiration to technology, came from him.
I have never been a liberal in the way you think. I oppose stupidity, not any particular ideology. Pragmatism, not idealism, is my ideal. Of course I went my own way, having my own strong personality. My father was the atheist ... my mother a very nominal Christian. My evolution has gone way beyond where they went, I can only hope they are proud because of that, not because I was a cloned legacy.
I once had the balls to confront my father. He grabbed me by the throat, pressed me against the wall, and showed me how physically strong he was despite the fact that I had merely attacked him verbally with my intelligence.
Quote from: Sorginak on March 22, 2017, 07:40:35 PM
I once had the balls to confront my father. He grabbed me by the throat, pressed me against the wall, and showed me how physically strong he was despite the fact that I had merely attacked him verbally with my intelligence.
Some men are apes .. in more than one way. In ancient times, among the Cossacks, you couldn't leave home as a man, unless you could beat your father into submission. This was bad on Dad, if he had many sons ;-) I wish every son had a father at least as good as mine. Losing ones temper, is a sign of weakness.
Quote from: Baruch on March 22, 2017, 07:36:09 PM
My father wasn't as bad you you think. He was quite a vulnerable and modest man. But pro-business (having been in business with his father back in the day). My mother was a S Democrat .. not anything liberal .. she was harder than he was, it was a mother led family ;-) Same as Alexander, Caesar, Genghis Khan ...
And yes, I had to confront my father, as all sons should ... when I was 21. My mother had pushed him into childishly micromanaging her anxiety thru him, instead of doing it herself. He knew better. It was a polite confrontation, and he understood I now wore full pants, not knee pants ;-) I love him ... as I do my mother. My mother was hard on herself, but within conventional bounds ... not a feminist, though she should have been one. She wanted to be a pro female athlete (her idol was Babe Didrikson Zaharias). My father's father was harsh and reactionary ... but that was before my time. But my inspiration to technology, came from him.
I have never been a liberal in the way you think. I oppose stupidity, not any particular ideology. Pragmatism, not idealism, is my ideal. Of course I went my own way, having my own strong personality. My father was the atheist ... my mother a very nominal Christian. My evolution has gone way beyond where they went, I can only hope they are proud because of that, not because I was a cloned legacy.
Baruch, I am sorry you had a harsh childhood. No one should, but many do. I knew several I worked with delivering newspapers who were struggling with parents. I tried to help them. A couple were given shelter in our basement (not to my parents' knowledge) by my younger brother.
Don't blame your father's atheism for his ill treatment of you. I've known a few crazy atheists in my time. Neither atheism nor theism guarantees sanity or parental talents. Try not to conflate the two. There is some connection between atheism and sanity but it is NOT 100%.
I have known sensible theist adults and nutso atheists, and I have known (mostly) sensible atheists and more nutso theiests. But not all people of any thought structure are 100% sane.
Ah ... but why are you still projecting? My father stopped spanking me (and not in a bad way even when he did) way back when I was five, and it was rare then. My mother decked me once, when I was a teenager, but it didn't hurt, and I deserved it. And yes, my father's atheism was an aside, not a cause.
Quote from: Baruch on March 24, 2017, 07:34:23 AM
Ah ... but why are you still projecting? My father stopped spanking me (and not in a bad way even when he did) way back when I was five, and it was rare then. My mother decked me once, when I was a teenager, but it didn't hurt, and I deserved it. And yes, my father's atheism was an aside, not a cause.
That's not how it seemed in a previous post. It is routine that abused children deny the abuse. Abuse is not the shame of the victim; it is the shame of the abuser.
Here's the thing. Presidents are a tight knit bunch, a very exclusive club with very few members. Had Obama gone after the Bush people the way many people wanted the pitchforks would have come out against him in spades moreso than they did. I suspect that Trump will get the same treatment. Whoever takes office after the orange one will probably say, Oh well..I don't want the opposition party to prosecute me either so we'll just let sleeping dogs lie.
Quote from: Cavebear on March 24, 2017, 08:48:01 AM
That's not how it seemed in a previous post. It is routine that abused children deny the abuse. Abuse is not the shame of the victim; it is the shame of the abuser.
So, if you deny that you were abused by your mother (because you hadn't said you were) ... that is proof that you were? I don't think so. My father was a difficult son for a difficult father ... he was another momma's boy. But I really never had much problem with my own father. My grandfather was Victorian ... so that in itself might be seen as abusive.
T.rump said it.
I believe it.
End of story.
Quote from: Gawdzilla Sama on March 24, 2017, 06:35:09 PM
T.rump said it.
I believe it.
End of story.
O.bozo getting a new clown nose?
Quote from: Baruch on March 24, 2017, 06:42:59 PM
O.bozo betting a new clown nose?
I'm just going to inflate my shoes and walk right in.
Quote from: Gawdzilla Sama on March 24, 2017, 07:00:53 PM
I'm just going to inflate my shoes and walk right in.
They only let little kids in the Jumpy Castle. Adults weigh to much.
Quote from: Baruch on March 24, 2017, 07:05:02 PM
They only let little kids in the Jumpy Castle. Adults weigh to much.
It's all fine, we're all bozos on this bus.
Quote from: Gawdzilla Sama on March 24, 2017, 07:06:44 PM
It's all fine, we're all bozos on this bus.
But some of us are just bobbly-heads ;-)
Quote from: Baruch on March 24, 2017, 07:16:43 PM
But some of us are just bobbly-heads ;-)
Dear Friends, Everything You Know Is Wrong.
Quote from: Baruch on March 24, 2017, 12:52:25 PM
So, if you deny that you were abused by your mother (because you hadn't said you were) ... that is proof that you were? I don't think so. My father was a difficult son for a difficult father ... he was another momma's boy. But I really never had much problem with my own father. My grandfather was Victorian ... so that in itself might be seen as abusive.
You didn't mention maternal abuse and neither did I. That issue was not on the table.
But your father was abusive and that is not a matter of concern to you? Abusive fathers come from abusive parents. Your father is the matter you have to resolve. HIS parents are his concern (living or dead issues can remain).
You need to deal with your father. I had to do that myself. My Dad was a bigoted type who's golfing buddies rolled their eyes when he spoke. As his caddy, I saw that often. He never knew until I confronted him the the recollections when I was a more confident adult.
He was shocked and denied it. But I pointed out that he only watched far Right TV. He began to catch on. He had never had anyone around him who presented opposing facts to what he heard on Fox and radio, and he began to change his views (slightly).
Well I appreciate your father's psychological analysis (by a clearly unbiased physician) but i still don't recall saying my father abused me. Are you assuming all fathers are abusive?
Quote from: Baruch on March 25, 2017, 01:17:21 AM
Well I appreciate your father's psychological analysis (by a clearly unbiased physician) but i still don't recall saying my father abused me. Are you assuming all fathers are abusive?
It was clearly not my father's analysis. I said it was mine. And my Dad is several years dead, so it would be hard to say it was his.
You specifically said your father was abusive. Are you willfully stupid or is it a conversational strategy?
Quote from: Cavebear on March 25, 2017, 01:56:25 AM
It was clearly not my father's analysis. I said it was mine. And my Dad is several years dead, so it would be hard to say it was his.
You specifically said your father was abusive. Are you willfully stupid or is it a conversational strategy?
My bad, or your misread. We can drop this if you want. My father is gone for years now too.
Quote from: Baruch on March 25, 2017, 08:53:19 AM
My bad, or your misread. We can drop this if you want. My father is gone for years now too.
You misread. Or ignored what I said as you usually do with everyones' posts. I have offerred you many opportunities to discuss your real concerns and you have replied with jokes. No more offers or replies.
Quote from: Baruch on March 24, 2017, 07:05:02 PM
They only let little kids in the Jumpy Castle. Adults weigh to much.
I seem to recall seeing one "Dr. Sheldon Cooper" in one of those, and he was really funny!
(http://images4.fanpop.com/image/photos/15200000/Sheldon-The-Bazinga-Ball-Pit-the-big-bang-theory-15249591-350-197.gif)
Bazinga!
Quote from: Unbeliever on March 28, 2017, 07:49:31 PM
I seem to recall seeing one "Dr. Sheldon Cooper" in one of those, and he was really funny!
(http://images4.fanpop.com/image/photos/15200000/Sheldon-The-Bazinga-Ball-Pit-the-big-bang-theory-15249591-350-197.gif)
Bazinga!
Not a Jumpy Castle. Know whey they don't have those ball pits for the kids anymore? Too hard to clean the baby crap. Sheldon is diving into baby crap ;-(
Quote from: AllPurposeAtheist on March 24, 2017, 10:44:05 AM
Here's the thing. Presidents are a tight knit bunch, a very exclusive club with very few members. Had Obama gone after the Bush people the way many people wanted the pitchforks would have come out against him in spades moreso than they did. I suspect that Trump will get the same treatment. Whoever takes office after the orange one will probably say, Oh well..I don't want the opposition party to prosecute me either so we'll just let sleeping dogs lie.
Depends on how many friends he has left after this month, much less this year or term. It may be the Republicans who crucify him before a Democrat could even say a bad word about him.
Quote from: Shiranu on March 29, 2017, 07:22:24 AM
Depends on how many friends he has left after this month, much less this year or term. It may be the Republicans who crucify him before a Democrat could even say a bad word about him.
This may be true. Nixon didn't resign because of anything the democrats did. His own party saw the writing on the wall and turned on him. They all knew that if they didn't get rid of him they were all going down with the sinking ship and stood no chance for reelection themselves.
The thing is though I'm not completely convinced that the current crop of republican stooges in the congress are smart enough to actually look at the writing on the wall much less read it. Impeachment? Fine, but would they be stupid enough to take the next step and give him a full pardon to shield him from prosecution for treasonous activities? I think they could survive the impeachment, but if Pence goes and pardons him he very well may just sign the republican death warrant for years to come. W's own ethics lawyer is calling it treason and when your own party, especially one of the least ethical administrations of our time calls it treason you're in DEEEEEP dewdew..
If the Rs impeach Trump you know that Pence was always Plan A, not Plan B ... and that the CIA has OKed it.
Quote from: AllPurposeAtheist on March 29, 2017, 08:53:59 AM
This may be true. Nixon didn't resign because of anything the democrats did. His own party saw the writing on the wall and turned on him. They all knew that if they didn't get rid of him they were all going down with the sinking ship and stood no chance for reelection themselves.
The thing is though I'm not completely convinced that the current crop of republican stooges in the congress are smart enough to actually look at the writing on the wall much less read it. Impeachment? Fine, but would they be stupid enough to take the next step and give him a full pardon to shield him from prosecution for treasonous activities? I think they could survive the impeachment, but if Pence goes and pardons him he very well may just sign the republican death warrant for years to come. W's own ethics lawyer is calling it treason and when your own party, especially one of the least ethical administrations of our time calls it treason you're in DEEEEEP dewdew..
I will predict that Trump will be impeached in his first term.
Republicans won't impeach Trump ... he fires his own people in favor of the one's Cheney likes, and is enacting the PNAC in Syria, which Cheney likes. Don't look in Cheney's man-sized safe ;-(
Trump could anally rape and murder the daughters and sons of all the Republicans in Congress, and like all Trump supporters, they would still worship adoringly and unquestioningly at his feet as if he were the Great and Infallible Savior of the Universe.
Quote from: Atheon on April 12, 2017, 01:42:18 AM
Trump could anally rape and murder the daughters and sons of all the Republicans in Congress, and like all Trump supporters, they would still worship adoringly and unquestioningly at his feet as if he were the Great and Infallible Savior of the Universe.
Well, that MIGHT get them upset enough to act. The Republicans standards of decency ARE low, but not non-existent. A few of them would complain.