Note to self:
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Note to self:
Never T R U M P. Always Felon47.
Every time. The name depresses me, the moniker encourages me because it helps me remember who the man actually is.
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Note to self:
Never T R U M P. Always Felon47.
Every time. The name depresses me, the moniker encourages me because it helps me remember who the man actually is.
@SuneAuken Although, I respect the wish of people who want to filter out certain words. For that reason, I write Trump now, rather than all sorts of monikers.
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@SuneAuken Although, I respect the wish of people who want to filter out certain words. For that reason, I write Trump now, rather than all sorts of monikers.
True and exactly why I remind myself to use this quite common one and this one only. Just one extra filter, and it's gone too.
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True and exactly why I remind myself to use this quite common one and this one only. Just one extra filter, and it's gone too.
Oh yes, and being a hothead I will fail to completely live up to this principle, but it's worth working on regardless.
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Note to self:
Never T R U M P. Always Felon47.
Every time. The name depresses me, the moniker encourages me because it helps me remember who the man actually is.
@SuneAuken my additional note to self is to say Republican instead of Trump wherever possible. Republicans created the toxic stew that allowed for Trump, and they amplify and enable him. They own the outcomes. When he is no longer the face of the party, the party must still be saddled with the consequences.
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@SuneAuken my additional note to self is to say Republican instead of Trump wherever possible. Republicans created the toxic stew that allowed for Trump, and they amplify and enable him. They own the outcomes. When he is no longer the face of the party, the party must still be saddled with the consequences.
Agreed, albeit I also - even at this late stage - want to keep as many outs open for them as possible, since I want the support behind Trump to crumble as fast as possible.
There's some pretty challenging rhetorical and ethical tightrope walking in play here.
