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82-T/A [At Work]
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OCT 21, 07:47 AM
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One of my Democrat friends (who isn't particularly fond of Kamala) is really, really upset about this. He's saying it's all staged, and it's all fake.
I tried to explain to him the difference between a planned campaign event, and something that's staged.
What I didn't realize, is how many people were there... the streets were lined for about a mile... thousands of people all up and down the street.
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cliffw
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OCT 21, 11:23 AM
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Wow. The crowd was amazing.
I remember when Elizabeth Warren Pocahontas released her blood test analysis, which showed she had like no Indian blood to speak of. Trump said he probably had more. Now he has worked at McDonalds more than Camala.
Todd, your friend. Upset ? 
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Doug85GT
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OCT 21, 10:59 PM
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randye
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OCT 22, 01:51 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by 82-T/A [At Work]:
One of my Democrat friends (who isn't particularly fond of Kamala) is really, really upset about this. He's saying it's all staged, and it's all fake.
I tried to explain to him the difference between a planned campaign event, and something that's staged.
What I didn't realize, is how many people were there... the streets were lined for about a mile... thousands of people all up and down the street.
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Of all the campaign events, (so far), this one is extraordinary. Not only did President Trump shine a white hot spotlight on Kamala's apparent lie about her having worked at a McDonalds but he did it in a "playful" way. It's also worth keeping in mind that Trump and McDonalds have had a long running "relationship" with Trump actually serving McDonalds food, (along with other brand name fast foods), at various White House events.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk...-everything-we-know/
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cliffw
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OCT 22, 08:52 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by 82-T/A [At Work]:
One of my Democrat friends (who isn't particularly fond of Kamala) is really, really upset about this. He's saying it's all staged, and it's all fake.
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He seems he has a hotline with the "democrat talking points". All democrats are crying about this.
Heh, they have kept Trump's actions in the headlines for three days. Camala was invited to work at the same McDonalds.
She won't do it.
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ray b
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OCT 23, 11:51 AM
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staged show at a CLOSED STORE
much like the legendary cult he leads
it is all based on smoke and mirrors
no facts allowed
no real customers
just a staged show for the suckers
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randye
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OCT 24, 12:21 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by ray b:
staged show at a CLOSED STORE
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 [This message has been edited by randye (edited 10-24-2024).]
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ray b
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OCT 24, 10:01 AM
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Trump Bragging About Palmer’s Super Big Male Genitalia
in Front of Women and Children
Sorry republicans, we TOLD YOU HE HAS DEMENTIA AND WOULD EMBARRASS YOU!.
Examples of Trump's total immorality
- Disgust & disdain for the wounded and handicapped
- Donald Trump’s history of offensive comments about women
- Trump can’t distance himself from the Heritage Foundation and Project 2025
Icon for Moral Compass 2024: Unmasking Political Influence
Moral Compass 2024: Unmasking Political Influence · July 21
A brief critique of the main themes of Trump's nomination acceptance speech, judging against the Golden Rule and the U.S. Constitution's Preamble
1. Unity and Healing vs. Divisive Rhetoric Trump's speech began with calls for national unity and healing, which aligns with both the Golden Rule's principle of treating others as one would want to be treated and the Preamble's goal to "form a more perfect Union." However, the speech quickly deviated from this message, reverting to divisive rhetoric and attacks on political opponents[3][12]. This contradicts the Golden Rule's emphasis on empathy and mutual respect, as well as the Preamble's aspiration for unity. 2. Immigration and Border Security Trump's portrayal of illegal immigration as an "invasion" and his promise of mass deportations[3] contrasts sharply with the Golden Rule's principle of empathy and the Preamble's aim to "promote the general Welfare." This approach fails to consider the human dignity of immigrants and doesn't align with treating others as one would wish to be treated. 3. Political Persecution and Legal Challenges Trump's framing of his legal challenges as political persecution[3] contradicts the Preamble's goal to "establish Justice." It also goes against the Golden Rule's principle of fairness and reciprocity, as it suggests a double standard for legal accountability. 4. Criticism of Current Administration While critique of political opponents is common in nomination speeches, Trump's harsh criticism of the current administration[3] doesn't align well with the Golden Rule's principle of mutual respect. It also potentially undermines the Preamble's goal to "insure domestic Tranquility." 5. American Exceptionalism and Strength This theme aligns more closely with the Preamble's goals to "provide for the common defence" and "secure the Blessings of Liberty." However, if expressed in a way that demeans other nations, it could contradict the Golden Rule's principle of treating others (including other nations) with respect. 6. Economic Policies and Taxation In conclusion, while Trump's speech touched on themes that could potentially align with the Golden Rule and the Preamble's principles, the overall tone and specific rhetoric often contradicted these foundational ethical and constitutional guidelines. The speech's divisive elements, harsh criticisms of opponents, and lack of empathy towards certain groups stand in contrast to the Golden Rule's emphasis on mutual respect and the Preamble's vision of a united, just, and tranquil nation working for the common good of all its people. Citations: [1] Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy [2] Day 1 of the 2024 Republican National Convention | CNN Politics [3] https://www.washingtonpost....p-speech-highlights/ [4] https://www.npr.org/2024/07...tch-trump-rnc-speech [5] https://study.com/academy/l...ew-significance.html [6] The Golden Rule: Treat Others the Way You Want to Be Treated [7] Golden Rule - Wikipedia [8] The U.S. Constitution: Preamble [9] The Preamble | Constitution Center [10] https://constitution.congre...nstitution/preamble/ [11] Key takeaways from Trump’s speech at the Republican National Convention [12] https://www.politico.com/ne...ch-analysis-00169529 [13] Understanding the Golden Rule [14] The Preamble to the Constitution (video) | Khan Academy [15] Preamble to the United States Constitution - Wikipediawith these ethical and foundational principles. Let's break this down: 1. Unity and Healing vs. Divisive Rhetoric Trump's speech began with calls for national unity and healing, which aligns with both the Golden Rule's principle of treating others as one would want to be treated and the Preamble's goal to "form a more perfect Union." However, the speech quickly deviated from this message, reverting to divisive rhetoric and attacks on political opponents[3][12]. This contradicts the Golden Rule's emphasis on empathy and mutual respect, as well as the Preamble's aspiration for unity. 2. Immigration and Border Security Trump's portrayal of illegal immigration as an "invasion" and his promise of mass deportations[3] contrasts sharply with the Golden Rule's principle of empathy and the Preamble's aim to "promote the general Welfare." This approach fails to consider the human dignity of immigrants and doesn't align with treating others as one would wish to be treated. 3. Political Persecution and Legal Challenges Trump's framing of his legal challenges as political persecution[3] contradicts the Preamble's goal to "establish Justice." It also goes against the Golden Rule's principle of fairness and reciprocity, as it suggests a double standard for legal accountability. 4. Criticism of Current Administration While critique of political opponents is common in nomination speeches, Trump's harsh criticism of the current administration[3] doesn't align well with the Golden Rule's principle of mutual respect. It also potentially undermines the Preamble's goal to "insure domestic Tranquility." 5. American Exceptionalism and Strength This theme aligns more closely with the Preamble's goals to "provide for the common defence" and "secure the Blessings of Liberty." However, if expressed in a way that demeans other nations, it could contradict the Golden Rule's principle of treating others (including other nations) with respect. 6. Economic Policies and Taxation While specific details weren't provided in the search results, economic policies that aim to benefit all Americans could align with the Preamble's goal to "promote the general Welfare." However, this would depend on the actual policies proposed and their effects on different segments of society. In conclusion, while Trump's speech touched on themes that could potentially align with the Golden Rule and the Preamble's principles, the overall tone and specific rhetoric often contradicted these foundational ethical and constitutional guidelines. The speech's divisive elements, harsh criticisms of opponents, and lack of empathy towards certain groups stand in contrast to the Golden Rule's emphasis on mutual respect and the Preamble's vision of a united, just, and tranquil nation working for the common good of all its people. Citations: [1] Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy [2] Day 1 of the 2024 Republican National Convention | CNN Politics [3] https://www.washingtonpost....p-speech-highlights/ [4] https://www.npr.org/2024/07...tch-trump-rnc-speech [5] https://study.com/academy/l...ew-significance.html [6] The Golden Rule: Treat Others the Way You Want to Be Treated [7] Golden Rule - Wikipedia [8] The U.S. Constitution: Preamble [9] The Preamble | Constitution Center [10] https://constitution.congre...nstitution/preamble/ [11] Key takeaways from Trump’s speech at the Republican National Convention [12] https://www.politico.com/ne...ch-analysis-00169529 [13] Understanding the Golden Rule [14] The Preamble to the Constitution (video) | Khan Academy [15] Preamble to the United States Constitution - Wikipedia . Moral Compass 2024: Unmasking Political Influence - Project 2025 & The Heritage Foundation: "Table of Contents"
https://moralcompass2024unm...den-Rule-and-the-U-S
- Trumps Divisive Rhetoric
- Criticism of the Current Administration
- Immigration and Border Security
- Political Persecution and Legal Challenges
- Economic Policies and Taxation
- American Exceptionalism and Strength
- Trump’s recent comments about VP Kamala Harris’s race
- Potential International Consequences of Trump's "personality traits"
- Potential Economic Consequences of Trump''s "personality traits"
- Potential Consequences to Immigrants, due to Trumps "personality traits"
- Trump's Exploitation of Religion - Part I (Internet sources)
- Trump’s Exploitation of Religion - Part II (book sources)
- Donald Trump at the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) - evaluated
- Trump's Proposal to Eliminate Taxes on Tips: Potential Consequences
- Trump Criticizes Biden and Congratulates Putin on the hostage exchange
- Trump’s lies keep coming… this one about the prisoner swap
- Trump can’t even tell the truth about his own father
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cliffw
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OCT 24, 10:18 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by ray b:
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C'mon rayb, you are falling down on the job. You are embarrassing the whole Democrat Party.
We are 'Rumplicans.
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randye
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OCT 25, 03:25 AM
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