On Trump

[Trell]

No.

It was a tongue-in-cheek comment.

 

[Dude#1279435]

That dude is not the sharpest tool in the shed.

Pretty simple solution if you ask me. Don't wear a LGB shirt AND say the Dems need to tone down the rhetoric LOL.

 

[Trell]

Pretty simple solution if you ask me. Don't wear a LGB shirt AND say the Dems need to tone down the rhetoric LOL.

You mean not erecting a gallows and noose in front of Capitolium while storming it and chanting “Hang Mike Pence”?

 

[TankTop5]

The FDA is forcing Costco to recall 80,000lbs of butter because it doesn’t have, contains milk warning on the label. This is why Americans voted for Trump.

 

[Trell]

The FDA is forcing Costco to recall 80,000lbs of butter because it doesn’t have, contains milk warning on the label. This is why Americans voted for Trump.

You got a reliable link for this? In any case: Costco are more likely to follow regulations. If true.

 

[mtrycrafts]

The FDA is forcing Costco to recall 80,000lbs of butter because it doesn’t have, contains milk warning on the label. This is why Americans voted for Trump.

And maybe to prevent people with health conditions from purchasing it thinking it is safe?

 

[trochetier]

You got a reliable link for this? In any case: Costco are more likely to follow regulations. If true.

Nearly 80,000 Pounds Of Costco Butter Affected By A Class II Recall

A recall for Kirkland Signature butter was announced last month and the FDA has just elevated the recall to a Class II which indicates a higher risk.

www.yahoo.com

Please read the details in the link.

Mislabeling in food and drugs can have serious adverse events in sensitive groups hence the regulation/s. Those who are allergic to dairy may be adversely affected.
Recalling a mislabeled product is akin to paying a ticket for missing a STOP sign or mistakenly jumping a red light, because it is the law.

 

[Mikado463]

Pretty simple solution if you ask me. Don't wear a LGB shirt

Why ?? I've been more than happy with the LGB rolling stock used on my outdoor garden railroad........

LGB Model Railways | For Beginners, Professionals & Collectors

www.lgb.com

 

[Dude#1279435]

You mean not erecting a gallows and noose in front of Capitolium while storming it and chanting “Hang Mike Pence”?

Trump said, "Hang Mike Pence," but he didn't mean it.

 

[TankTop5]

And maybe to prevent people with health conditions from purchasing it thinking it is safe?

I mean if you’re allergic to milk and too stupid to know butter is made from milk this could be a benefit to society. I’m a fan of removing most safety labels as the average IQ would increase dramatically, we might get closer to number 1 in education again

 

[mtrycrafts]

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Mislabeling in food and drugs can have serious adverse events in sensitive groups hence the regulation/s. Those who are allergic to dairy may be adversely affected.
Recalling a mislabeled product is akin to paying a ticket for missing a STOP sign or mistakenly jumping a red light, because it is the law.

Tell that to TankTop5. He wants most safety labels removed.

 

[Dude#1279435]

Good Liars-

Biden called Trump supporters garbage. What did a few do at a rally? Wear garbage bags.

Ah please don't be wonder why Republicans.

 

[Dude#1279435]

I'm leaning towards no cause Trump has won everything. It's more show for his base. However, some of the losers below him would love to. Jim Jordan, MTG, etc. Of course there's a difference between actual and made up crimes. That difference isn't important to Trump's base. (I think Musk below again highlights how "freedom to speech" is "freedom to BS" lol.)

As Trump Returns to Power, Allies and Adversaries Expect a Wave of Revenge

On the night he recaptured the presidency, Donald J. Trump declared that “it’s time to unite” and “put the divisions

dnyuz.com

>>>“Will Trump retaliate?” asked Gwenda Blair, a biographer of the Trump family. “Of course. The only question is how much will be broad-brush and how much will be targeted.”

“At the least,” she said, “there will be loud, highly publicized congressional investigations, special prosecutors and more than a few actual prosecutions. There will also be more quiet retaliation, in the form of tax audits, nonrenewal or cancellation of grants, programs, loans, firings and/or nonhirings.”<<<

>>>In the days since the election, some of Mr. Trump’s more combative allies have relished what they expect to be the coming reprisals. “Here’s my current mood,” Mike Davis, the founder of the Article III Project, a group focused on appointing conservative judges, wrote on social media. “I want to drag their dead political bodies through the streets, burn them, and throw them off the wall. (Legally, politically, and financially, of course.)”

Mr. Davis, who has dismissed speculation that he may be considered for attorney general, added that “Trump’s opponents attempted to bankrupt him for non-fraud” and “imprison him for life for non-crimes,” so they are in no position to complain. In an interview with the conservative online influencer Benny Johnson, Mr. Davis warned Letitia James, the New York attorney general, not to continue her legal efforts against Mr. Trump. “Because listen here, sweetheart, we’re not messing around this time, and we will put your fat ass in prison for conspiracy against rights.”<<<

>>>But some of those closest to him are pressing him to live up to past promises. Elon Musk, Mr. Trump’s billionaire patron, posted a video on Friday first taped by the former president nearly two years ago vowing “to shatter the left-wing censorship regime” that he blamed on “a sinister group of deep-state bureaucrats, Silicon Valley tyrants, left-wing activists and depraved corporate news media.”

Mr. Trump has accused federal officials and social companies of trying to suppress conservative speech, while they have said they were only trying to identify falsehoods about elections, vaccines and the like.

Mr. Trump said in the video that he would “order the Department of Justice to investigate all parties involved in the new online censorship regime” and “to aggressively prosecute any and all crimes identified.” In reposting it, Mr. Musk, the owner of X, formally known as Twitter, added, “YES.”<<<

 

[Dude#1279435]

Also the recent one here where one said Kamala's "cackling" (ie laughter) is equal or worse than Trump's escalation through the years. Gotta click delete.

I should correct myself. I don't think her "cackling" is equivalent to Trump's escalation.

 

[Dude#1279435]

Referring to Biden two weeks ago calling Trump supporters "garbage."

While I am running a campaign of positive solutions to save America, Kamala Harris is running a campaign of hate. --DJT

It's a good lie. Note Trump highlights "solutions," not tone. Garbage, as in embracing the deplorable behavior of Trump. The escalation of hate, pouring gas on the fire, insults, etc. Tone, climate etc. You just have to look at the amount of "meltdown" videos currently in circulation.

Also the "demonized" angle as I've said before. For voting for Trump. While ignoring the part you cannot be demonized, a victim when the guy you voted for behaves like that. And embracing that behavior and escalation. However, you can vote for him, and leave it at that. But not both. A victim of the illiberal media LOL.

Edit: to be honest, the quote is probably the greatest switcheroo I've ever seen, but also the dumbest.

 

[highfigh]

Perhaps work a little more on your English comprehension, or lack of it?

Here is is a relevant post of mine on this subject and was posted yesterday/today (depending where you live) and from there you can begin reading:

>>>Well, anti-abortion states where women dies because they are denied care in case of a miscarriage or other health issues. Or forced to carry a pregnancy to term even if raped. Anti-abortion states in general, really.<<<

You really are a douchebag.

Her situation sounds more like bad medical practice and unfortunately, it's not as uncommon as anyone would want, or believe. Doctors are afraid to do their job because they don't want to be sued but the one who failed to treat her should do something else for a living AND be prosecuted.

I definitely don't agree with preventing abortion in cases of rape or incest- that would be a terrible thing to force on anyone but as usual, politicians know what's best, right? However, it's not safe to assume that medical care is great or even good everywhere in the US and the fact is, it hasn't been for a long time. It CAN be, but insurance companies are too eager to save money by denying care and as much as people want health care to be affordable, it hasn't been delivered because Congress won't act. ObamaCare isn't what's needed, it penalizes people who have certain insurance plans and high income and the premium can be much higher than people had paid before with private insurance.

 

[highfigh]

I mean if you’re allergic to milk and too stupid to know butter is made from milk this could be a benefit to society. I’m a fan of removing most safety labels as the average IQ would increase dramatically, we might get closer to number 1 in education again

It will require a lot more than that to get the US to the top of education.

 

[Trell]

You really are a douchebag.

That means a lot coming from you.

Her situation sounds more like bad medical practice and unfortunately, it's not as uncommon as anyone would want, or believe. Doctors are afraid to do their job because they don't want to be sued but the one who failed to treat her should do something else for a living AND be prosecuted.

You should try reading the posts and as well as the links in them. Really.

I definitely don't agree with preventing abortion in cases of rape or incest- that would be a terrible thing to force on anyone but as usual, politicians know what's best, right?

False equivalence: The Republican politicians are responsible for these laws that in some cases appears to be deliberately vague. Don't carry their water but let them take responsibility for their actions.

However, it's not safe to assume that medical care is great or even good everywhere in the US and the fact is, it hasn't been for a long time.

It certainly could be better, especially as you Americans pays such a very high price for it, but so very poor value in just about very health metric compared to other Western countries.

It CAN be, but insurance companies are too eager to save money by denying care and as much as people want health care to be affordable, it hasn't been delivered because Congress won't act.

You mean Republicans won't act?

ObamaCare isn't what's needed, it penalizes people who have certain insurance plans and high income and the premium can be much higher than people had paid before with private insurance.

This is just wrong. Obamacare aka Romney Care was the free market alternative to a single payer system.

 

[Trell]

It will require a lot more than that to get the US to the top of education.

TankTop5 is an example of that.

 

[GO-NAD!]

You really are a douchebag.

Her situation sounds more like bad medical practice and unfortunately, it's not as uncommon as anyone would want, or believe. Doctors are afraid to do their job because they don't want to be sued but the one who failed to treat her should do something else for a living AND be prosecuted.

I definitely don't agree with preventing abortion in cases of rape or incest- that would be a terrible thing to force on anyone but as usual, politicians know what's best, right? However, it's not safe to assume that medical care is great or even good everywhere in the US and the fact is, it hasn't been for a long time. It CAN be, but insurance companies are too eager to save money by denying care and as much as people want health care to be affordable, it hasn't been delivered because Congress won't act. ObamaCare isn't what's needed, it penalizes people who have certain insurance plans and high income and the premium can be much higher than people had paid before with private insurance.

So, are doctors becoming less competent? Or, is the increased legal jeopardy they face by giving proper care forcing them to compromise the care they give?
Pregnancy deaths rose by 56% in Texas after 2021 abortion ban, analysis finds