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These photos are ****ing bizarre to see. Nazi party in the US in the 30s
This is not a good source for any news but for these photos, it's fine.
Families gathering for Nazi picnics and doing the whole "seig heil" thing.
https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/20...n-bund/529185/
"When you think of Ford, you think of baseball and apple pie," said Miriam Kleinman, a researcher with the Washington law firm of Cohen, Millstein and Hausfeld, who spent weeks examining records at the National Archives in an attempt to build a slave labor case against the Dearborn-based company. "You don't think of Hitler having a portrait of Henry Ford on his office wall in Munich."
This is another creepy one
https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-sr...nazicars30.htm
You do realize those “ cages” were around long before trump was president right ? In fact a lot of those pics circulating the net are from the Obama years .Quote:
Originally Posted by drt1010
Like I said, the Republicans had 8 years in 2016 and the best they could do is a guy who had really no political background and his claim to fame was a reality tv show. Time doesn't really matter. A respective party would have to spend years grooming someone for president and then there's a good chance that person doesn't even win a primary. Voters make their choice based on what they like. Obama was young, had charisma, spoke well and rode a huge wave of support behind him. That's not going to happen all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
Some elections are the best of a bad situation like 2016 and this year.
This is unfortunately the best we have to offer.
He doesn't have to be. Trump is doing well digging his own grave. Biden made 11 million bucks for his campaign last night by just doing a virtual fundraiser. There are plenty of ways to get your message out without touring across the country during a pandemic.Quote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
How did that Tulsa rally do btw? I'm sure Trump had so many people there lol.
Excuse me? Democrats gave mortgages? I'm sorry but when did a political party start lending money. I'm pretty sure that was the banks who lent money to people who couldn't afford to pay it back and guess what, those same banks were then selling mortgage backed securities to various entities that were worthless.Quote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
Where did you pull that one from?
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Originally Posted by Posada20
YOU do realize that isn't precisely what clown said, right?
"1- it is a fact he used a nazi symbol
Do you think it was an accident? Or did he use it to show support for that ugly part of his base, knowing it would be removed and he’d play dumb?
2- kids in cages isn’t concentration camps but it’s not a good look. Nor is trying to end DACA and banning immigrant work visas
Trump is not hitler But he uses similar tones and rhetoric to inflame his base
He is a scary person"
Oh I dunno maybe from this ?Quote:
Originally Posted by metswon69
https://www.cnbc.com/2016/05/28/are-...-villains.html
Why would he bring up the debunked kids in cages Baloney By saying it isn’t a good look for trump if he wasn’t blaming trump ?Quote:
Originally Posted by drt1010
Debunked? We have been down this road several times. Obama administration commissioned the building of the centers. There intended use was to process immigrants crossing the boarder. A processing center. Trump administration used them as detention centers. Kids are still in cages, the only change, they are no longer separated from their families! Trump’s Executive Order signed on June 20th is not a solution; it simply jails whole families indefinitely and does nothing to reunite families that have already been torn apart.Quote:
Originally Posted by Posada20
The Trump administration is causing lifelong trauma to children -- whether taken by Border Patrol, jailed alongside their parents after seeking safety, or snatched from their school by ICE. Their claims of compassion are false -- this crisis is proof that this administration does not care about the wellbeing of children or families. Families deserve to seek asylum without fear of jail or family seperation.
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Originally Posted by drt1010
That is Baloney and you know it , trump has been using those centers Under current law that has been around since long before he became president . The reason why they are crowded now is because Existing immigration laws are being enforced. Something that was not done as much during the Obama admin. Again most of those pics of kids in cages were from the Obama admin so again your argument here is aT the very least a questionable one at best .
Yes it's true. In fact there is video evidence of small individual desks set up in the senate rotunda. Each D senator had a desk. The lines were long and the congestion incredible. They decided, to discontinue the practice after continuous moaning and complaining from the R's about their inability to gain easy access to the restrooms.Quote:
Originally Posted by metswon69
It wasn't the federal government's money. It was the banks. It was their (BOA, Chase, Citi, Wells Fargo, and then smaller banks) choice to lend money to people who didn't have the means to pay it back. It wasn't just giving out loans to those who couldn't afford them either. The job market took a significant hit and put many homeowners in short sell positions. Homes that were overvalued before the recession and people not being able to pay back their inflated mortgages because the values of the home dropped exponentially. Basically banks were stuck with thousands of homes that homeowners defaulted on and banks couldn't sell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Posada20
Are you going to forget the mortgage backed security disaster as well?
That's an interesting spin. Enforcing current immigration law, based on a Stephan Miller interpretation of said law, makes it morally correct to lock up not only children but entire families. Got it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Posada20
Then tell me how a lot of those pics of those kids in cages were from the Obama era?Quote:
Originally Posted by drt1010