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How can Trump get away with comments like this?

sooda

Veteran Member
And I'm quite sure that many of them are just as "honest" as he is. But hey, we gotta remember that he is the hedonist's best friend, and "the art of the deal" well feeds into that, thus all too often putting materialism heads and shoulders over morals. For so many of them, it's all about $ and what $ can buy, and I think we each know some of these people who do just that.

I have a problem.. Since Trump rose to power I picture him and his Grovelings (is that a word?) in pink panties.
 

Stanyon

WWMRD?
or the lose of 10 billion in 10 years? not very successful or the 6 times he gone bankrupt

And still become the richest President in U.S history? Businesses lose money and go bankrupt for various reasons all the time, sometimes for the overall benefit.
 

ADigitalArtist

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
I agree.
But one should not let negative views of the man overwhelm
one to the extent policy is either ignored or blindly opposed.
The OP is an example of giving inappropriate significance
& meaning to a boneheaded remark.
I'm at work atm so I have not had the chance to watch this video, but I can confidently say the aggregate number of his boneheaded remarks is itself remarkable, socially and politically (which is more a gradient.) And I see those being dismissed out of hand more than anything else about him.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
He has not provided any proves of his wealth, so for all we know he is not that wealthy.
And much of his wealth was from his father, not something he earned him self
How do you calculate this?
I wonder how much he inherited, & what his current net worth is.
Do you have the info to back up your claim?
 

BSM1

What? Me worry?
Obama didn't fawn over anyone... and he certainly didn't require the people who worked for him to grovel.

Why do you think Mattis, Tillerson, Kelly etc called trump an "effing moron"?

Is this another attempt at you trying to be serious?



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Spirit of Light

Be who ever you want
How do you calculate this?
I wonder how much he inherited, & what his current net worth is.
Do you have the info to back up your claim?
He inhered about 400 million dollar after his dad, but went bankrupt 5 or 6 times, so those money are gone, then he does not pay contractors for jobs done, and the 90s he did not pay much tax at all.
Does not the rightwing people here watch news about him?
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
I'm at work atm so I have not had the chance to watch this video, but I can confidently say the aggregate number of his boneheaded remarks is itself remarkable, socially and politically (which is more a gradient.) And I see those being dismissed out of hand more than anything else about him.
It all depends what matters to one.
His remarks appear of great importance to you.
They aren't important to me...I look at action more than words.
So I dismiss many odd/awful remarks as not worth my concern,
eg, the subject of the OP.
We have different perspectives on this.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
He inhered about 400 million dollar after his dad, but went bankrupt 5 or 6 times, so those money are gone, then he does not pay contractors for jobs done, and the 90s he did not pay much tax at all.
His stiffing contractors & his tax records don't speak to his current net worth.
You cite bankruptcies, but you don't say whether they were personal, or were
companies where he had some level of involvement/ownership. And this too
doesn't speak to his current net worth.

The question remains....
How much has his net worth increased since his initial inheritance?
This would shed light on whether he made money on his own.
Does not the rightwing people here watch news about him?
That's not a question for me.
You'd have to ask them.
 

leov

Well-Known Member
Who is manipulating it & how?
Keep this discussion brief...we don't want to derail the thread.
Governments, special interests buy and sell huge amount of stocks through high frequency traders to direct market in general and/or particular stocks.
 

Shad

Veteran Member
His stiffing contractors & his tax records don't speak to his current net worth.
You cite bankruptcies, but you don't say whether they were personal, or were
companies where he had some level of involvement/ownership. And this too
doesn't speak to his current net worth.

The question remains....
How much has his net worth increased since his initial inheritance?
This would shed light on whether he made money on his own.

That's not a question for me.
You'd have to ask them.

The bankruptcy were business which Trump has many of not personal. Atlantic City for example.
 

Spirit of Light

Be who ever you want
His stiffing contractors & his tax records don't speak to his current net worth.
You cite bankruptcies, but you don't say whether they were personal, or were
companies where he had some level of involvement/ownership. And this too
doesn't speak to his current net worth.

The question remains....
How much has his net worth increased since his initial inheritance?
This would shed light on whether he made money on his own.

That's not a question for me.
You'd have to ask them.
The Definitive Net Worth Of Donald Trump
According to Forbes Trump has 3.1 Billion in wealth
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
Governments, special interests buy and sell huge amount of stocks through high frequency traders to direct market in general and/or particular stocks.
This is certainly the case, but I thought you were
claiming that someone was controlling the market.
 

ADigitalArtist

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
It all depends what matters to one.
His remarks appear of great importance to you.
They aren't important to me...I look at action more than words.
So I dismiss many odd/awful remarks as not worth my concern,
eg, the subject of the OP.
We have different perspectives on this.
Choosing to speak in certain ways is an action, has effects and consequences. 'The pen is mightier than the sword' isn't a euphamism for nothing. And Trump has added to if not set precedence for a toxic, misogynistic, xenophobic culture that is already and will likely continue to have far reaching consequences. By both speech as an action, and policy making.

But what's very important to me is civil rights, foreign affairs, healthcare and education. All of which the Trump administration has done abysmally at.
 
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