President Trump - The Return of the King and the end of Feminized society

Akita Suggagaki · Nov 19, 2024

lifepsyop said:
the claim that the regime

"a government, especially an authoritarian one." Biden did not have a "regime". At leas not the likes of the one we are about to see.

lifepsyop · Nov 19, 2024

PloverWing said:
Cite one, please.

how about you first give a reasoned argument why it is so far-fetched an idea that people who lived in a starvation-stricken 3rd-world country two seconds ago might kill and eat the local animals. Go ahead.

Yarddog · Nov 19, 2024

lifepsyop said:
They probably were. There were several eyewitness reports of such activity. Haitians have been mass-migrated from a third-world country with starvation conditions. Do you think Haitians are just too proper and dignified to eat an animal they find on the street? I doubt you would be able to explain what makes Trump's claim so far-fetched.

No they weren't. Anymore than Trump is eating dogs and cats. Do you think was is too proper? The average Haitian is far more dignified than Trump. He is disgusting.

Trump's claim was disproved by the mayors of the towns that were involved plus the woman who originally posted the story, as a joke. She didn't think that stupid people would believe it.

Yarddog · Nov 19, 2024

lifepsyop said:
my goodness, the text messages have been released and the FEMA official is on video testifying that they did not offer help to houses with Trump flags in the disaster zones. How can you pretend this never happened?

Your claim was:
Federal Emergency agencies are intentionally withholding hurricane-relief aid from Trump supporters.

That claim was a lie. Fema, or no other Federal agency was withholding funds from Trump supporters. The fact is, one low level supervisor told a small group to pass up homes with Trump flags. About 20 homes were skipped. That supervisor was fired, immediately, and the homes skipped over were visited to ensure they received what they needed.

FEMA is not one supervisor.

FaithT · Nov 19, 2024

lifepsyop said:
how about you first give a reasoned argument why it is so far-fetched an idea that people who lived in a starvation-stricken 3rd-world country two seconds ago might kill and eat the local animals. Go ahead.

Even after the person who started that rumor said that it was a joke you‘re still saying it? LOL.

PloverWing · Nov 19, 2024

lifepsyop said:
how about you first give a reasoned argument why it is so far-fetched an idea that people who lived in a starvation-stricken 3rd-world country two seconds ago might kill and eat the local animals. Go ahead.

The first choice of a person coming to Ohio from a violence-stricken country would be to get a job and use the paycheck to buy food at the grocery store, for the same reason that that would be your first choice if you had to flee your home country.

This PBS NewsHour report on Haitian-born residents of Springfield, Ohio, is informative: PBS News Hour | Ohio city with Haitian migrant influx thrust into spotlight | Season 2024 . The early part of the piece describes some of the jobs that Haitians have been employed at in the city, and at 3:04 we hear: "[ Luckens ] Merzius said he came to Springfield for the same reason most Haitians did. He heard that housing was cheap and jobs were plentiful."

Now, you've said you saw eyewitness reports of people eating pets in Springfield. Please cite your source.

lifepsyop · Nov 20, 2024

PloverWing said:
The first choice of a person coming to Ohio from a violence-stricken country would be to get a job and use the paycheck to buy food at the grocery store, for the same reason that that would be your first choice if you had to flee your home country.

that's a pretty ethnocentric response. you're projecting what you would do, as someone whose lived in a first-world country their whole life, surrounded by jobs, paychecks, and fully stocked grocery stores.

PloverWing said:
This PBS NewsHour report on Haitian-born residents of Springfield, Ohio, is informative: PBS News Hour | Ohio city with Haitian migrant influx thrust into spotlight | Season 2024 . The early part of the piece describes some of the jobs that Haitians have been employed at in the city, and at 3:04 we hear: "[ Luckens ] Merzius said he came to Springfield for the same reason most Haitians did. He heard that housing was cheap and jobs were plentiful."

Okay? What's your point? Some Haitians are more resourceful than others? This is just as anecdotal as the claims that some are eating animals in town.

PloverWing said:
Now, you've said you saw eyewitness reports of people eating pets in Springfield. Please cite your source.

Haitian migrants eating pets? Here’s the even more serious story about immigrants in Springfield, Ohio

The city of 60,000 has seen an influx of 20,000 Haitian immigrants in the last several years — straining services and causing a outrage among residents.

nypost.com

"The craze began with an August meeting of the Springfield City Commission, where a 28-year-old man claimed — without evidence — that Haitian migrants were beheading ducks at local parks and taking them home to eat.

“They’re in the park grabbing up ducks by they neck and cutting they head off and walking up with them and eating them,” the man said, imploring the commission to rein in the migrants.

Another woman at a previous meeting said she’d seen migrants field-dressing roadkill on the side of the highway, and snatching park birds to cook up in “some barbaric stew.”

I noticed you never explained why it is a crazy or far-fetched idea that people from a third-world country with mass famine/starvation conditions would eat local animals found in town.

Do you now concede that there is a good chance this may be happening, at least to some degree?

lifepsyop · Nov 20, 2024

Yarddog said:
Your claim was:
Federal Emergency agencies are intentionally withholding hurricane-relief aid from Trump supporters.

That claim was a lie. Fema, or no other Federal agency was withholding funds from Trump supporters.

I didn't say funds. I said aid, as in help.

Yarddog said:
The fact is, one low level supervisor told a small group to pass up homes with Trump flags. About 20 homes were skipped.

in other words, it was really happening and not an imaginary conspiracy theory.

Yarddog said:
That supervisor was fired, immediately, and the homes skipped over were visited to ensure they received what they needed.

FEMA is not one supervisor.

how convenient that you're leaving out her testimony that other FEMA locations were also denying help to homes with Trump flags.

there were also many on the ground reports that private parties were being denied access by federal agencies when they tried to get aid and rescue services in the hurricane-stricken areas.

and again, why exactly is this "conspiracy theory" so hard to believe? swathes of the federal government hate Trump supporters and have been brainwashed to believe they are all nazi, racist insurrectionists. None of you seem able to explain why it's a crazy idea that they might act on their beliefs.

PloverWing · Nov 20, 2024

lifepsyop said:
Do you now concede that there is a good chance this may be happening, at least to some degree?

No, I do not.

Yarddog · Nov 20, 2024

lifepsyop said:
I didn't say funds. I said aid, as in help.

I provided your quote and funds are aid. FEMA was providing what the governors were requesting. Homes visited by FEMA may receive help each needs. Some don't qualify and some do.

Yarddog · Nov 20, 2024

lifepsyop said:
in other words, it was really happening and not an imaginary conspiracy theory.

You were the one that called it a conspiracy theory but I haven't found anyone claiming that it was.

Yarddog · Nov 20, 2024

lifepsyop said:
how convenient that you're leaving out her testimony that other FEMA locations were also denying help to homes with Trump flags.

I didn't leave anything out. The latest news has the employee saying that she hasn't been asked to testify. If you have her direct testimony, please provide it.

She did say in an interview that she was following FEMA procedures but that does not exist. She may have interrupted a procedure incorrectly, though.

Yarddog · Nov 20, 2024

lifepsyop said:
there were also many on the ground reports that private parties were being denied access by federal agencies when they tried to get aid and rescue services in the hurricane-stricken areas.

And there are press statements from Republican governors saying that those reports are false and that FEMA has given them everything that they requested.

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