Little snippet of maybe TMI - My mother was a housekeeper/maid and at one place we were living, the man reached down while she was hunched over dusting the tv and “handled’’ her breasts. That night she turned off all the lights, lit a bunch of candles, and voodoo’ed him. He died within a week. He was old, but still...
Still waiting for someone to start coughing in one of his meetings. He keeps playing Russian Roulette for some reason.
Early on a bunch of people decided to cast hexes at him monthly. I decided to cast protection spells towards the groups he was about to hurt.
Given how he responds to others, he's displaying pretty convincing signs of profound hearing loss. He's probably leaning on lip-reading to cover it up. And he's too ego driven to actually get hearing aids.
I saw a few posts in the thread above.A visual illustration of MAGAt reasoning:
Aside from his ridiculous ordnance, he's wearing his mask on his shoulder.
ETA: Looked in again, Subway is trending now. Seems there was a whole circus in town:
"Meal Team Six"
I never read comments on Yahoo or YouTube. Either it's OAN bullshit or fawning comments that contribute nothing.
There is a complement to that sort of conspiracy-theorizing: that Trump is indifferent to coronavirus deaths because African-Americans and Hispanic-Americans are dying at a greater rate than white Americans. Trump is quite capable of such thinking, but if he ever spoke it aloud, he would do so often because he can't shut-up and we would have heard it from one White House source or another.
I don't think it's conspiracy-theorising, necessarily.
www.theatlantic.com
How can one differentiate between utter incompetence centered around and embodied in Donald Trump and deliberate "benign neglect" (to borrow a phrase from the Nixon administration)? I can't do it, not even with the aid of the Atlantic article (whence I got my conspiracy theory description).I don't think it's conspiracy-theorising, necessarily.
What do you think of the arguments advanced in this article, originally posted by (I think) Beebo?
The Coronavirus Was an Emergency Until Trump Found Out Who Was Dying
The pandemic has exposed the bitter terms of our racial contract, which deems certain lives of greater value than others.
It seems to me very persuasive, but I don't live there.
I think it's already happening.
I don't think it's an either/or, though; no one, I am sure, has actually decided that black Americans should be incarcerated at a rate of 2,306 per 100,000, while the equivalent figure for white Americans is 450 per 100,000, or on the very different treatment of the epidemics of opioid vs crack dependency, but I'm sure if white Americans were being imprisoned in such numbers, or the "war on drugs" prosecuted with equal vigour in poor rural white communities as it is in poor black urban ones, then the Republicans would take a rather different approach.
Saw this. He is an idiot, but no shocker there. The biggest job the vp has is to be a backup president and both he and donnie are working in the same plague building.
www.theguardian.com
