On Trump

[Dude#1279435]

Drudge might have topped himself LOL....

President's deranged warning to TV networks in yuletide meltdown...
Says Colbert is a 'Dead Man Walking'... 'Put Him to Sleep NOW'...
The Don says NEW YORK TIMES 'serious threat to national security'...
'Must be dealt with and stopped'...

 

[Tankini]

I have no life lol....

TDS
Toddler's Diarrhea Stinks
Trump's Dementia Silenced
The Dept of Screwups
Those Dumb Supporters

Lol,

 

[Dude#1279435]

Lol,
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Bringing coal for gifts.

 

[Dude#1279435]

I was watching LBC on YT and there was a Republican strategist being interviewed. My favorites were....

The public don't believe Trump is a part of this.
Releasing "all" of the files, whatever that means....

I probably spend way to much time on some of this stuff, but man that cracked me up.

 

[highfigh]

Good point.

Thinking about it, you can consider the English civil war, French Revolution, Russian Revolution, US Revolution (war of independence)... violence and enormous bloodletting seem par for the course - where the social / societal revolution in the USA in the early 20th century was relatively peaceful (relatively!).

Sadly I don't get a "bloodless" vibe about things today - if things swing in that direction, it could get very nasty very quickly.

England still had Kings during their civil wars, the French had royalty who didn't care about the people but fortunately, they hated the British so much that Franklin was able to get their support during the American Revolution and it has been said that when the French people saw that it was possible, they staged their own. Russian revolution was about the rise of Communism and even they couldn't agree on how that should go, nor could others have Lenin live, as several assassination attempts were made. That one was ugly and more violent on levels we definitely don't need or want in this country.

Most people just repeat "Taxation without representation" and "Boston Tea Party' when they talk about our revolution, but the reasons for the taxation- the Crown was trying to use taxes from the colonies to pay for wars that the colonies weren't involved and because of trade abuses- it wasn't just one thing, they'd had enough.