Psychologist says 80% chance Trump would push Nuclear button

Aldebaran

NCC-1701-A
Christian Forums Staff
Purple Team - Moderator
Site Supporter
Oct 17, 2009
38,746
12,123
Wisconsin, United States of America
✟652,767.00
Country
United States
Faith
Non-Denom
Marital Status
Single
Do you really think that if the uS and N Korea go to war it will be limited to those two countries? For one thing, N Korea is allied with Iran, and Iran is networked to many Nations and territories, including Gaza and Lebanon. What side do you think China would take? Russia? When it came down to a Nuclear war? Remember that the UN hates Trump as much as it hates Kim.

If NK launches nukes against the US, I don't think we'd respond by nuking them along with other countries. They weren't the ones who fired at us. As far as who NK is allied with--you make a good point for not allowing those other countries to have nukes. Iran seems to be chief among those who shouldn't have them for the reason you point out. As for China, I've heard that they are trying to distance themselves from NK. I would too if I were them. We buy their stuff all the time. I can't imagine China wanting to see us get nuked.

One big question that could be asked is: What does NK have that other countries want badly enough to ally themselves with that country and be willing to go to nuclear war to defend or avenge NK?
 
  • Like
Reactions: ralliann
Upvote 0

Lukaris

Orthodox Christian
Site Supporter
Aug 3, 2007
7,885
2,548
Pennsylvania, USA
✟754,983.00
Country
United States
Faith
Eastern Orthodox
Marital Status
Single
We'll never have a coup detat when we can legally impeach.

Perhaps, but in the name of “humanity” the clamor of “concerned citizens” in strategic places could render this allegedly necessary.


BTW, I originally thought this was in a politics forum. I do not mean to intrude in any way.
 
Last edited:
Upvote 0

pat34lee

Messianic
Sep 13, 2011
11,293
2,637
59
Florida, USA
✟89,330.00
Faith
Messianic
Marital Status
Single
We'll never have a coup detat when we can legally impeach.

What do you think is going on in the courts today? If the President
has to go through the courts to do his job, then they have become
his masters, not his equals.

What would happen if Congress told the courts that they couldn't
touch any abortion laws passed by the states?
 
Last edited:
Upvote 0

pat34lee

Messianic
Sep 13, 2011
11,293
2,637
59
Florida, USA
✟89,330.00
Faith
Messianic
Marital Status
Single
Perhaps, but in the name of “humanity” the clamor of “concerned citizens” in strategic places could render this allegedly necessary.


BTW, I originally thought this was in a politics forum. I do not mean to intrude in any way.

Politics is cross-denominational. As long as the thread
isn't marked Messianics only, then anyone can post, as
long as they follow forum rules.
 
Upvote 0

Open Heart

Well-Known Member
Aug 3, 2014
18,521
4,393
62
Southern California
✟49,214.00
Country
United States
Faith
Seeker
Marital Status
Celibate
If the President
has to go through the courts to do his job, then they have become
his masters, not his equals.
What about when he has to go before the courts because he is doing other people's jobs, or because he is going beyond the definition of his own job?
 
Upvote 0

pat34lee

Messianic
Sep 13, 2011
11,293
2,637
59
Florida, USA
✟89,330.00
Faith
Messianic
Marital Status
Single
What about when he has to go before the courts because he is doing other people's jobs, or because he is going beyond the definition of his own job?

That actually happened with Obama. Note that the
Democrats in Congress never said a word about it.
Unanimous Supreme Court Rules Against the Obama Administration’s Unconstitutional Power Grab | myHeritage

Even the most current lawsuit, over his appointment
of a temporary leader to the CFPB is ridiculous. If the
Democrats in the Senate are going to try and block
every appointment he makes, then they are the ones
who are making it necessary to appoint temporary
ones. The current succession law that the SC is using
was not set up for Congress blocking him from doing
his duties.

The current state of politics is confusion and lawsuits.
The ACLU has taken over 100 legal actions against the Trump administration so far — here's a guide to the most notable ones
 
Last edited:
Upvote 0