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Good things Trump has done as President

He's too incompetent to build the requisite military coalitions needed to invade another country, as the Soleimani debacle showed. He is continuing the drone slaughter, at a higher and even less accountable rate than Obama.
 

Oh, a Fox News link, this will go well.

Anyone for popcorn?
 


Ah - a 2018 article.

Thought you had something new and I couldn't find it.
Saw lots of stuff from two years ago and thought that you couldn't be referring to that.

meh

0/10 for your contribution
 
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Look Marty1 - a protest picture.

What is your opinion on this protest?
 
Ah - so we can now assume that you will be dragging more things up from the past?

Try to keep stuff current, ok?

So the criminal justice reform bill doesn’t count :confused:

The thread title doesn’t place any time restrictions:

Good things Trump has done as President
 
Beyond that, he's opened the door a little more for Bernie Sanders or a similar outsider from the left to someday become president because fuck it, if that Trump clown can get to the White House, anything is possible.
Actually, yes. He has inspired such a huge backlash that the emerging generations are going to be that much more angry and radical. in fact, it may even have facilited a future President AOC
 
His stance toward China could conceivably have counted as a good thing, but it later emerged that he was fellating Xi Jinping and begging for help winning the election the second they had some private time together.
 
His stance toward China could conceivably have counted as a good thing, but it later emerged that he was fellating Xi Jinping and begging for help winning the election the second they had some private time together.

There is a lot of his foreign policy like that. He will attack something bad which is a power that being such a loon has, but it never goes well

Sam Harris is a bit of a nob but his 'Evil Chance the Gardener' label of Trump is absolutely spot on
 
Good boy!!!


As soon as Trump said the new tariffs were coming, Canadian officials said they planned to hit back with $3.6 billion in dollar-for-dollar retaliatory countermeasures once the industry was consulted on a broad list of potential products to slap tariffs on.

Freeland has previously indicated the approach will be how to “inflict the minimal amount of damage on Canada, and to have frankly the strongest possible impact in the United States.”

Among the list of potential U.S. aluminum products Canada had its sights on are beverage cans, washing machines, refrigerators, bicycles and golf clubs, meaning prices on both sides of the border would likely increase for these products.

In unveiling the tariffs, Trump claimed that the American aluminum business has been “decimated” by Canada, calling it “very unfair” and accusing Canadian producers of flooding the U.S. with exports.
 
Hmm...the US going in for extrajudicial assassination is a good thing?

Is the Shia crescent stronger or weaker for solemanis assassination? it seems weaker.

Iran’s ongoing humiliation (no honourable revenge for them on the horizon) can’t be good for the authoritarian left and extreme right in the US/Europe.

Also the technical side of it was impressive
 
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Is the Shia crescent stronger or weaker for solemanis assassination? it seems weaker.

Iran’s ongoing humiliation (no honourable revenge for them on the horizon) can’t be good for the authoritarian left and extreme right in the US/Europe.

Also the technical side of it was impressive

If there is a vacuum in power with nothing good to fill it, something bad will

I'm going to apologise in advance for not knowing what I'm on about, but Iran seems to be in a power struggle between nationalists and Islamists, if America intervenes by assassinating one of them, then it gives the other ones power and also increases the reasons for their leadership to be paranoid and authoritarian. If it had been reversed and Iran had assassinated someone like Mike Pence to scare Trump, that would not have been a good thing
 
Is the Shia crescent stronger or weaker for solemanis assassination? it seems weaker.
neither - but more volatile. qand all that will happen, is that someone even more brutal, but less rational and more extreme than Solemaini will take his place. The Iranian revolution and State is about sovery much more than him. (Plus - and I can't stress this enough - jihadist terror is almost entirely a Sunni Muslim thing, not Shia).
but either way, my point is that it's wrong for states which endlessly tout their liberal-democratic credentials, rule of law etc, to conduct bumping off people their spooks label bad guys.
It was wrong when Obama did it, and ditto when Trump does it.
 
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