state of union speech trump

[topblkmale]

On 2/5/2020 at 11:20 AM, twoguyssssss4fun said:

lol - i can't even watch a state of the union speech by Trump, and scanning the crowd and having thoughts of breeding/ sucking  a few of the guys in the audience.. I'm so bad lol

 

Go ahead and scan the crowd again six years later and let us know which guys in the 'audience' you're having thoughts of breeding or sucking.

 

[KinshipLab]

On 2/6/2020 at 9:04 AM, beanna said:

repeat over and over because such will eventually be accepted as FACT

No different than Feb 25, 2026 in America. I encourage everyone to try this experiment: look for a moment in a conversation when someone asserts something, could be something you agree with but more likely you’ll notice it if you don’t agree. Just ask them how they know that. Would love to hear what people say about how they know what they know. 

[NakedPig]

On 2/5/2020 at 9:31 AM, Pozlover1 said:

I am well aware that Trump was given a book of Hitler speeches years ago and, although I don’t have that book I recognize vague platitudes like “the forgotten man will be forgotten no longer” and the scapegoating of a powerless minority (illegals in this case, but any outsider will do). 

I just believe the Agenda 21 vision of the future proudly promoted by the other side is far worse. To me the concept of incompetent Governmental Elites who live like kings pushing the equality of poverty on the masses is a recipe for the collapse of a civilization.   Corporate Elites are not more generous but at least know when ideas don’t work and dole out rewards based on a persons value to the system.  

If anyone wants any books by Hitler, you can get them online, such as on Amazon.  You might find that someone you think is one thing, but is actually something else.  The power of Gaslighting has taken over everyone.  I've given up on all Govt.  Can't be trusted on either side.  The constitution still hasn't been fully regained for all humans legal in the USA.  

[Close2MyBro]

On 2/5/2020 at 10:47 AM, viking8x6 said:

Not really. They dole out reinforcements based on a person's contribution to maintaining their continued wealth. They only use rewards with actual value if they think they have to. Yes, I'm splitting hairs here, but this is a crucial difference - it's a big part of why the trickle-down theory of economics doesn't work.

I agree that  you're splitting hairs, but I also agree that you're completely right in this regard.

[Close2MyBro]

On 2/6/2020 at 6:04 AM, beanna said:

yes but it is most important to be aware of Dr Goebbles propaganda principles of using proaganda

by stating to the heads of all media once the Nazis were in full control

Propoganda works very subtly 

it is not what you say that is important,it is what you do not say that is of far higher importance,only tell them what they want to hear

and your messages must always be subliminal 

repeat over and over because such will eventually be accepted as FACT

Given such Donald knew exactly what he was saying at The State of The union address,by sticking to the above script

The true act of "propaganda" is not to sway your opinion, but to "cast doubt" in one's current beliefs so that other external pressures can sway them. The other external factors are those that you hear repeated over and over again to convince you that something is true.

[barefucker44]

On 2/5/2020 at 10:49 AM, Pozlover1 said:

I support him over the other side, but I don’t have the hat. That little skit where he said Guido is the rightful President of Venezuela tells me he’s still The Banker’s Pageboy, and not the outsider he claims to be. Don’t you find it even a little odd that our attempted illegal coup was cheered by the same opponents and  media that repeats “we have to get rid of Trump” every day like a tape loop? 

I absolutely loved Trump's SOTU address.  It was inspiring, patriotic and emotionally uplifting.  I support him and his cabinet 100%.

[J-raw]

2 hours ago, barefucker44 said:

I absolutely loved Trump's SOTU address.  It was inspiring, patriotic and emotionally uplifting.  I support him and his cabinet 100%.

Trump doesn't have as good a cabinet as he did his first term. He gets bad advice and little criticism as reflected in his dismal tariff policy. Trump's GOP is probably going to take a good licking in the midterms and the rest of his presidency is going to be tied up in the courts. Trump's going to do everything in his power to hamper & delay tariff refunds while trying to use obsolete laws like the 1974 Trade Act which was based off when the country was still on the gold standard with fixed currencies. We now have floating currencies which render the 1974 Trade Act and its section 122 irrelevant. Lower courts will strike them down just like they did the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Biden couldn't forgive student loan debt, and Trump can't impose tariffs. 

[barefucker44]

3 minutes ago, J-raw said:

Trump doesn't have as good a cabinet as he did his first term. He gets bad advice and little criticism as reflected in his dismal tariff policy. Trump's GOP is probably going to take a good licking in the midterms and the rest of his presidency is going to be tied up in the courts. Trump's going to do everything in his power to hamper & delay tariff refunds while trying to use obsolete laws like the 1974 Trade Act which was based off when the country was still on the gold standard with fixed currencies. We now have floating currencies which render the 1974 Trade Act and its section 122 irrelevant. Lower courts will strike them down just like they did the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Biden couldn't forgive student loan debt, and Trump can't impose tariffs. 

He will succeed in tariffs, they will essentially be un-impacted by the SCOTUS decision, which in many ways was the correct decision, but for completely different reasons besides tariffs.