Trump is my favourite comedian of the year already (6 Viewers)

shmmeee

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Removed following a some incredible shady stock market movement benefitting him and a few close allies no doubt.

There is a conspiracy theory he’s just shorting the market. Which TBF most of the far right stuff is a money making grift so maybe.
 

MalcSB

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I see he is making preparations to 'take' the Panama Canal, put boots on the ground in Mexico and perhaps even in Greenland too. The anti war President who wants to expand US territory, the people's champion who takes people's cancer treatment away etc.

It's almost like he's a fucking liar
There are so many of them about.
 

PVA

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I went on X this morning, saw Canada was trending and thought I'd have a browse.

Now I know this it to be expected and is by design. But every single tweet I saw was pro Trump and anti Canada - even from some Canadian people. Often alongside a flattering photo of Trump making him look like some kind of super macho superhero. With a bit of homophobia chucked in for good measure.
 

Sky Blue Pete

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I went on X this morning, saw Canada was trending and thought I'd have a browse.

Now I know this it to be expected and is by design. But every single tweet I saw was pro Trump and anti Canada - even from some Canadian people. Often alongside a flattering photo of Trump making him look like some kind of super macho superhero. With a bit of homophobia chucked in for good measure.
We’ve gone full circle
I feel so sorry for Canada Denmark Greenland Mexico and China right now
It’s a wonder how free marketeers think it all works
To be fair usa could probably be autonomous but not overnight
We couldn’t
Canada probably could
Russia could
China probably
 

CCFCSteve

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I’m not sure what everyone else gets on their Twitter but the first three posts on the subject on mine were as follows (a fair few about Eccles rumours as well for good measure). All against the tariffs/trump

FWIW I just don’t think you treat allies like Canada in this way (China are fair game)
 

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Brighton Sky Blue

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We’ve gone full circle
I feel so sorry for Canada Denmark Greenland Mexico and China right now
It’s a wonder how free marketeers think it all works
To be fair usa could probably be autonomous but not overnight
We couldn’t
Canada probably could
Russia could
China probably
Maybe the world should unite against the US…
 

CCFCSteve

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Maybe the world should unite against the US…

Not whilst they’re still the dominant partner in NATO*. Europe has relied on the U.S. for defence/security and ultimately still does. It’s why I’ve been banging on about everyone in europe spending more on defence so we/they become less reliant on US. The percentage of GDP spent on defence by some European countries in recent years/decades has been pitiful, in addition Germany and others became so reliant on them for cheap energy and in turn ploughed tens of billions into Russia

*if Trump drops that position then obviously the whole game changes
 

Sick Boy

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Often alongside a flattering photo of Trump making him look like some kind of super macho superhero. With a bit of homophobia chucked in for good measure.
Whenever I’ve seen these sorts of weird posts, I just get the impression that there are likely a lot of repressed feelings out there.
 

Brighton Sky Blue

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Not whilst they’re still the dominant partner in NATO*. Europe has relied on the U.S. for defence/security and ultimately still does. It’s why I’ve been banging on about everyone in europe spending more on defence so we/they become less reliant on US. The percentage of GDP spent on defence by some European countries in recent years/decades has been pitiful, in addition Germany and others became so reliant on them for cheap energy and in turn ploughed tens of billions into Russia

*if Trump drops that position then obviously the whole game changes
If it becomes a pseudo dictatorship invading friendly nations and declaring trade wars on most of the world then you have to question if it’s even an ally.
 

shmmeee

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I went on X this morning, saw Canada was trending and thought I'd have a browse.

Now I know this it to be expected and is by design. But every single tweet I saw was pro Trump and anti Canada - even from some Canadian people. Often alongside a flattering photo of Trump making him look like some kind of super macho superhero. With a bit of homophobia chucked in for good measure.

It’s a propaganda site. And anyone with half a brain has left for other alternatives recently so it’s just getting worse and more bubble like really. You’d get more balance on 4chan these days.
 

duffer

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America is already acting against itself with these tariffs, it's clearly going to damage its own economy.

All those people who voted for Trump because of cost of living issues, are soon going to find out how little he actually cares about them.

The right might control the media, but they can't control prices at the pumps or the tills. Let's see how important trolling the libs really is to your average American, when it hits them in the pocket.
 

Sick Boy

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America is already acting against itself with these tariffs, it's clearly going to damage its own economy.

All those people who voted for Trump because of cost of living issues, are soon going to find out how little he actually cares about them.

The right might control the media, but they can't control prices at the pumps or the tills. Let's see how important trolling the libs really is to your average American, when it hits them in the pocket.
They always seem to go on about 'gas' prices and how Trump will reduce them - oh dear. :)
 

chiefdave

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America is already acting against itself with these tariffs, it's clearly going to damage its own economy.

All those people who voted for Trump because of cost of living issues, are soon going to find out how little he actually cares about them.

The right might control the media, but they can't control prices at the pumps or the tills. Let's see how important trolling the libs really is to your average American, when it hits them in the pocket.
They're already saying its fine that prices will go up because he will give them massive tax cuts. There's no helping some people.
 

CCFCSteve

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To be clear I don’t think a US invasion of Mexico or Panama will suddenly turn the world against them. But it will be very interesting to see what reaction it does get.

I might well be wrong as who knows with Trump but talk of invasions feels a little OTT/premature

The Panama canal debate is an interesting one and from what I’ve read,,is more to do with Chinas influence/involvement in the area. This looks like it’s already getting resolved
 

AOM

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It’s a propaganda site. And anyone with half a brain has left for other alternatives recently so it’s just getting worse and more bubble like really. You’d get more balance on 4chan these days.

Quite a few of the threads I've seen on Reddit about the Canada situation (on Canadian groups) seem to have been the opposite reaction, with the majority really pushing for boycotting American products, and just general support for the Canadian government's response even if both countries will probably lose out overall.

The actual reality of opinion is I'd imagine somewhere inbetween, but can't help but feel the US is increasingly in danger of isolating itself, especially from its direct neighbours
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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I might well be wrong as who knows with Trump but talk of invasions feels a little OTT/premature

The Panama canal debate is an interesting one and from what I’ve read,,is more to do with Chinas influence/involvement in the area. This looks like it’s already getting resolved
The talk of it in relation to Mexico is very much not premature. The designation of cartels as terrorist organisations was the first step towards conducting military operations there.

On the canal, Trump has often said he wants to take it back. The question is by what means.
 

PVA

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America is already acting against itself with these tariffs, it's clearly going to damage its own economy.

All those people who voted for Trump because of cost of living issues, are soon going to find out how little he actually cares about them.

The right might control the media, but they can't control prices at the pumps or the tills. Let's see how important trolling the libs really is to your average American, when it hits them in the pocket.

They won't care though. It's like Brexit, it's a cult - any negative outcomes are just dismissed out of hand.
 

skybluetony176

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I see he’s threatening Tariffs on the UK now. So much for a free trade deal post Brexit. So much was hinging upon that by brexiteers. Especially once Trump was in power.
 

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