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Offline Rick Plant

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1673 on: September 04, 2020, 11:47:34 PM »
Even Faux Propaganda confirms Benedict Donald hates our military and soldiers. This orange I could crush a Grape ooooh yummy yummy needs to resign now. We can't have a "President" who hates our military and worships Putin. 

 https://www.rawstory.com/2020/09/fox-news-confirms-shocking-story-on-trumps-contempt-for-american-troops-after-the-president-argued-it-was-fake/

Online Martin Weidmann

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1674 on: September 05, 2020, 06:08:14 AM »
Has anyone noticed that Sweden's daily number of new COVID-19 deaths has been nearly flat since the end of July--indeed, for the last 2 weeks it's been in single digits. Panic peddlers still expend pages and pages to try to explain away Sweden's sharp drop in daily new deaths.

Sweden has never mandated masks, has not closed high schools and elementary schools, and has kept most of its businesses, including restaurants, open.

Sweden's COVID-19 crude death rate is 0.058%, 17 times lower than 1%. By comparison, Belgium, which imposed a severe lockdown early on, has a crude death rate of 0.086%.

Not sure where you get your information, but Sweden has been a complete disaster. Their numbers are worse than those of Norway, Denmark and Finland combined. A few days ago, the guy in charge of the pandemic in Sweden admitted on Dutch television that he got it wrong.

They went for herd-immunity and it failed completely. Why, because those who were once infected, can still get infected again after they recovered the first time.

The thing you fail to understand is that the largest part of Sweden is empty of high populated areas, which made it just as difficult for covid-19 to reach rural areas as in some states.

But your comparision with Sweden is pointless anyway, as America, with only 4% of the world's population has more than 25% of all cases. With that in mind, who cares about Sweden?

Offline Peter Kleinschmidt

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1675 on: September 06, 2020, 02:39:07 AM »
The hoax that has yet to magically disappear has so far left 185,752 dead, including the brave souls who died trying to save them.
You're lying!
I have a source saying it's 185,871.

Offline Peter Kleinschmidt

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1676 on: September 06, 2020, 04:10:02 AM »
I assume then you’ll be moving to Sweden rather soon? Buh bye!
Paul,

Trump loves you

Offline Bill Chapman

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1677 on: September 06, 2020, 03:56:43 PM »
You're lying!
I have a source saying it's 185,871.

Good one.

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1678 on: September 06, 2020, 07:03:23 PM »
How sad and pathetic that you find your own country's national anthem and flag distasteful and dishonorable. Perhaps you should move.

Oh please, spare me the dramatics. What is really pathetic is that you, instead of responding to my comments, feel the need to attack me based on something I never said. Your "advise" that I should move demonstrates exactly just how intolerant you are towards people who don't share your beliefs. You truly must consider yourself to be superior.....and that's sad because you really aren't! I bet you never even considered the possibility that I don't even want to live in a country where there are intolerant people like you.

The bottom line is that you seem to want a totalitarian regime that suppresses any dissenting voice you don't like, but you're not man enough to actually admit it. The commonly with right wingers associated "I'm a patriot" crap isn't fooling anybody. A true patriot loves his country as it is and tries to make it better. You just want to change the country to something you want it to be!.

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I'm guessing you didn't protest when the NFL fined players who wore 9/11 memorial symbols on their uniforms, including Payton Manning, hey? Yeah, uh-huh.

I don't follow the NFL and was not even aware of this. I have better things to do with my life. Personally, I see nothing wrong with wearing a 9/11 symbol anywhere.

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You're just fine with enforcing rules against wearing or expressing political symbols and views on the job when you don't like what the symbols/views support.

Never said any of that. You just made it up.... Perhaps because you lack solid arguments?

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But you think it's "fascism" to simply say that when you're on the job, you should not dishonor our flag and national anthem by kneeling during the anthem.

You seem to do a lot of guessing and clearly are not very good at it. What I am fine with or not, is not the issue, nor is it important. In this wonderful land everybody is equal and has equal protection under the law, which includes the first amendment, right? It's the law that determines what is allowed or not. If you don't like the law, then try to change it! But as long as the law applies, don't try to tell others that they don't have the same rights the law allows you!

It's really sad that the only way you can respond to my comments is by making up a strawman about what you think I think and believe instead of discussing the actual subject. It tells me all I need to know about you.

Btw should wearing a MAGA head at work be allowed?

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Oh, I see. So, let me guess: You have no problem with all the unions that endorse the Democratic nominee in election after election. That's okay, right? But you think it's outrageous that a police union endorses Trump. You really don't like freedom of speech, do you?

More guessing and - what a surprise - another pathetic strawman. If you want politics to stay out of the workplace, it should apply to all. You just want your cake and eat it too. On the one hand you want the people who think like you to have the freedom to express themselves, while on the other hand you complain about people saying/doing things you don't like. You go even so far as to tell them they should move! I'm not the one who has a problem with freedom of speech, you are!

Tell me, how do you deal with this quote credited to Voltaire; “I wholly disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” ?

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I bet if I did a search of your messages, I would see no message that protested all the times when liberal unions endorsed Obama and then Hillary in the last three elections. I'm guessing you did not say a single word in protest over those endorsements. You only want to muzzle a union if it endorses someone you don't like.

Uh-huh, here again, I'm guessing that if I did a search of your messages, I wouldn't find a single one that protested when liberal CEOs publicly endorsed Obama and then Clinton in the last three elections, which many of them did.

This is not about me, so why are you so desperately trying to make it about me? You can search as much as you like. You won't find any message of any kind either way, because I simply do not care. I did not protest any endorsements of Clinton, Obama or Trump! And I never said it wanted to muzzle anything. I merely gave an example that clearly demonstrated just how hypocritical you are.

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Do you know why Robert Unanue, Goya's CEO, publicly spoke favorably about Trump? He praised Trump after Trump signed an executive order that was targeted to help Hispanic-owned businesses, the Hispanic Prosperity Initiative. Gee, I  thought you liberals were all about helping minorities.

And so far this party political message.....

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You liberals always lecture everybody else on "tolerance" and "inclusion" but then you repeatedly try to bankrupt via boycotts any business whose leaders express views you don't like.

So, now I am a liberal, simply because I disagree with you? Pathetic! In the past I have supported Republican and Democratic Presidents whenever they did something that was in the common good of the country. I don't believe in right and left. It's the most destructive concept of politics for any democratic country.

But you are right about one thing; I do not like Trump, because he is dividing the country and destroying the rule of law. Before he came the words United States of America had meaning. Now they sound hollow, and are cause for ridicule all over the world... and you support a guy like that!

Btw, talk about boycotts, who was it again who recently wanted to boycott Goodyear because they said something he didn't like?
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Offline John Tonkovich

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #1679 on: September 07, 2020, 07:47:27 AM »
Dr. Heinrich Weidmann,

Another former liberal, although not a freak like you, explains who is switching to Trump and who is changing political party's. You know Trump already won. Trump loves you


Because we know Trump already won, I predicted you will NOT go back to Austria. History shows the chronic liar you have proven yourself to be. The fortune-teller who went broke, Dr. Heinrich Weidmann. What a bum! haahahhahahahahahha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am right about everything
What, exactly, are you trying to say?