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Ziggurat said:
Well, yeah. Because that's not the absurd part. The absurd part is this notion that taking a picture of her and her kid being happy is somehow objectionable. It isn't. It isn't even made objectionable by something else objectionable.

But everything has to be cranked up to 11 if it involves Trump. So yes, I'm going to mock that sort of nonsense, because it's absurd.
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Just like there is nothing objectionable about taking a parents children from them at the boarder. That is an appropriate punishment for daring to seek asylum in a nation that hates them.
 
cullennz said:
Again you're slagging slagging the daughter off for what her idiot dad does.

And before you go all she is part of the administration crap.
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And when asked about her boss the president she of course falls back on the he is by father so I will never believe the things he says he does to women. But this for some reason makes her entitled to sit in for him at a summit.

Is she the First #1 daughter or an advisor?
 
cullennz said:
As much as you keep insisting on lumping all Trumps unethical behaviour on his daughter I'm afraid it still doesn't make it more valid
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No one is calling Tiffany a feckless ****. Ivanka is getting it specifically because she was supposed to be the empathy in the administration. She sold her self on a certain role to the public and that is why she is getting this.
 
phiwum said:
Wait, are you arguing that distasteful remarks by the president and his supporters are less damaging than those by comedians?
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Dunno what the Captain is trying to argue, but I'd say it depends on the president, and depends on the comedian. And on the remarks, and the context of the remarks.
 
theprestige said:
Dunno what the Captain is trying to argue, but I'd say it depends on the president, and depends on the comedian. And on the remarks, and the context of the remarks.
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Please elaborate.

I look forward to finding out under what circumstances the words of a comedian carry more weight than the words of the leader of the free world.
 
CaptainHowdy said:
Skeptic Ginger said:
What makes Trump using the c word rather frequently and all his followers at his rallies with tee shirts calling Clinton the c word any less destructive to our social fabric?
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Trump is the President. Maher and Barr are not.
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Amazing! This isn't even cognitive dissonance anymore. This is actual doublethink!

Someone to claim us, someone to follow
Someone to shame us, some brave Apollo
Someone to fool us, someone like you
We want you Big Brother, Big Brother
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theprestige said:
Dunno what the Captain is trying to argue, but I'd say it depends on the president, and depends on the comedian. And on the remarks, and the context of the remarks.
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I don't know that it depends on the president or comedian, except insofar as the words come out different.

The remarks and their context matters. I use the word **** around the house but not in public. That Trump uses the word in private is really irrelevant to whether Bee should have publicly called Ivanka that.

I was, however, mighty puzzled by the Captain's comment.
 
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johnny karate said:
Please elaborate.

I look forward to finding out under what circumstances the words of a comedian carry more weight than the words of the leader of the free world.
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I don't think TP was defending Howdy's comments
 
thaiboxerken said:
Racist much?
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I thought I told him that "chimp out" is a brazenly racist term a year or two ago.

(For those who don't know, it's the name of one of the more popular "we hate black people" forums until it was shut down, and replaced with "Dindu Plantation". "Dindu" is also brazenly racist.)
 
phiwum said:
I don't know that it depends on the president or comedian, except insofar as the words come out different.

The remarks and their context matters. I use the word **** around the house but not in public. That Trump uses the word in private is really irrelevant to whether Bee should have publicly called Ivanka that.

I was, however, mighty puzzled by the Captain's comment.
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Fairly positive he uses it in public as well. Does that make any difference? He's described a journalist, an acting attorney general, and a woman who (unsurprisingly) accused him of sexual assault using the word, publicly...but yeah, what you said too.

I have no issues in stating my bias against Trump and his dumbass band of ******** he surrounds himself with. Mostly because they have no issues in stating their bias either.

I don't need to rationalize my hatred for someone. I can admit I'm bias, and see no need to change it. Whether people listen to me or not also means little to nothing. Trumps, all of them, are **** people. Absolute garbage. They deserve everything they get and more.
 
cullennz said:
As much as you keep insisting on lumping all Trumps unethical behaviour on his daughter I'm afraid it still doesn't make it more valid


I think you mean a highly offensive word to women in the US

But feel free to keep trying to justify it by comparing to the racist nutters other disgusting comments
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The feckless **** is in the East Wing. If she can't moderate her Russian whore father she should leave in protest and publicly. What are familial connections in the face of the good of the country?

The only thing Samantha Bee did wrong was apologize.
 
theprestige said:
Whose opinion carries more weight with you? Donald Trump's? Or Jon Stewart's?
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Whose opinion is more influential? If Jon Stewart and Trump said we should kill all Muslims and we should start with Iran, who do you think Iran would pay more attention to?
 
Fudbucker said:
Whose opinion is more influential? If Jon Stewart and Trump said we should kill all Muslims and we should start with Iran, who do you think Iran would pay more attention to?
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Like I said. It depends on the president, and depends on the comedian. And on the remarks, and the context of the remarks.

But of course you could just answer the question.
 
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