I have never seen so many people praise Trump and Pelosi here. The good news is we're (hopefully) getting paid. The bad is that it's clear we all have a price...

  • RalphGrenader [comrade/them]
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    Lol "akkktualy it's neoliberal to think Trump did something good" what are you, every dumb ass blue check on Twitter? Dumb.

    • CALM_ORGANIZER_BOT [he/him]
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      lol are you on the reactionary bandwagon thinking Trump's antics aren't part of some orchestrated dance between the two parties?

      • emizeko [they/them]
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        maybe it's possible to be glad about a particular action on material grounds without doing a bunch of self-flagellating penance for mentally betraying your team, or suddenly becoming a complete dumbass who thinks Trump is doing it for good reasons

        • AlexandairBabeuf [they/them]
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          suddenly becoming a complete dumbass who thinks Trump is doing it for good reasons

          tbf I did see that take

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            I wish them a swift recovery from their head injury

          • CALM_ORGANIZER_BOT [he/him]
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            tbf I did see that take

            Yes, thank you, that's what I was responding to. It reminded me of election night, where some members here were a little ...too giddy about Trump. It raises an eyebrow.

            • CarlMarksToeCheese [comrade/them]
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              4 years ago

              issuing correction on a previous post of mine, regarding the president. you do not, under any circumstances, "gotta hand it to them"

      • Sprolicious [none/use name]
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        Isn't the greatest lib move to assume trump has an agenda beyond spite? He's not a part of any greater structure at this point.

      • RalphGrenader [comrade/them]
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        Ah yes, Republicans wanted Trump to refuse to sign a deal that was extremely favorable to their interests. It's all a conspiracy to make Trump look good in his final days so he can coup the white house!

        Dumb.