Crazy American Politics

[TheDonbytheDee]

It looks like Cuba is next in the firing line. 

Now deemed a threat to America.

Someone just make it stop.  

[Mason89]

2 hours ago, TheDonbytheDee said:

Someone just make it stop.  

I’ve learned a few things about Americans over the last ten years but if there’s one lesson we can all take, is that they’re a nation of cowards. All fur coat and no knickers when it comes to their precious 2nd amendment & their constitution 

They let the most pathetic servile dribbling idiotic racist examples of humanity, rip the piss right out them. 
 

Im completely out of fucks for them. They caused it, they can fix it. 

[Kowalski]

Another “assassination attempt”. Apparently Trump wanted to play golf but this was the only weekend the shooter had free. 

[Mason89]

On 24/05/2026 at 19:14, Kowalski said:

Another “assassination attempt”. Apparently Trump wanted to play golf but this was the only weekend the shooter had free. 

Quite funny that Don Jnr was getting married and he couldn’t go because he was busy doing presidential stuff, then spent all day shit posting AI slop on Truth Social 

 

[Slim]

It did amuse me that the nicest thing he could say about his own son was that he was "someone I have known for a long time".

[Mason89]

He’s only got one kid he actually likes and it’s a little too much 

[Mason89]

Just noticed that Don Jnrs new bride is the daughter of Jeffrey Epsteins accountant 

Small world 

[mondo_notion]

Can someone please explain to me why the US government seem to have such a strange hard-on for what is happening domestically in the UK? 

US state department getting in to the two tier policing thing? 

It's just pure fuckin weird... On so many levels. 

Edited 19 hours ago by mondo_notion

[KGB]

45 minutes ago, mondo_notion said:

Can someone please explain to me why the US government seem to have such a strange hard-on for what is happening domestically in the UK? 

US state department getting in to the two tier policing thing? 

It's just pure fuckin weird... On so many levels. 

They are a right wing populist Govt with an interest in trying to install the same type of govt elsewhere which in the UK is Farage/Reform 

[Mason89]

2 hours ago, mondo_notion said:

Can someone please explain to me why the US government seem to have such a strange hard-on for what is happening domestically in the UK? 

US state department getting in to the two tier policing thing? 

It's just pure fuckin weird... On so many levels. 

It’s a tangled web but essentially it’s the same people doing the same things. None of it is especially clever but as long as you can say things like mutilization, trans for all, woke gone mad, liberal elites, muslamic ray guns etc, then the poor people will let you steal from them 

 

[mondo_notion]

2 hours ago, KGB said:

They are a right wing populist Govt with an interest in trying to install the same type of govt elsewhere which in the UK is Farage/Reform 

And they think that'll work? 

It won't work? Right? 

[Mason89]

7 hours ago, mondo_notion said:

And they think that'll work? 

It won't work? Right? 

It’s working right now. The BNP policies of 30 years ago are now being labelled as legitimate concerns by a Labour government 

 

[RicoS321]

The real issue is whether it belongs in the crazy American politics thread or just the general politics thread. 

[Mason89]

JD Vance should write to Donstalk to clarify 

[mondo_notion]

3 hours ago, Mason89 said:

It’s working right now. The BNP policies of 30 years ago are now being labelled as legitimate concerns by a Labour government 

 

Trump is down in the polls, he's continuously being shown to look like the thick, strange guy he is, the US military has been embarrassed under his watch, he's spent millions if not billions of taxpayers money on his vanity while average Americans experience a real struggle to live comfortably so why do politicians on the far right in the UK seem to think it's a good playbook to follow?

 

[manc_don]

35 minutes ago, mondo_notion said:

Trump is down in the polls, he's continuously being shown to look like the thick, strange guy he is, the US military has been embarrassed under his watch, he's spent millions if not billions of taxpayers money on his vanity while average Americans experience a real struggle to live comfortably so why do politicians on the far right in the UK seem to think it's a good playbook to follow?

 

Because it’ll make them richer. They don’t care about the actual implications of it.

[Ajja]

1 hour ago, manc_don said:

Because it’ll make them richer. They don’t care about the actual implications of it.

This. We’ve moved from career politicians to out and out grifting politicians. Trump clearly doesn’t give a shit about what happens in the political structures now, he’s full tilt into building and protecting his wealth and that of his family. The ruling to exonerate him and his family from tax investigations in future is beyond wild. 

[Mason89]

24 minutes ago, Ajja said:

This. We’ve moved from career politicians to out and out grifting politicians. Trump clearly doesn’t give a shit about what happens in the political structures now, he’s full tilt into building and protecting his wealth and that of his family. The ruling to exonerate him and his family from tax investigations in future is beyond wild. 

I find it quite funny when people point out he’s breaking the law - he doesn’t give a fuck. Democrats are trying to catch him out on rules for a game he isn’t playing. 
 

[InversneckieDob]

8 minutes ago, Mason89 said:

I find it quite funny when people point out he’s breaking the law - he doesn’t give a fuck. Democrats are trying to catch him out on rules for a game he isn’t playing. 
 

This is the issue.

And it's the same over here.

Educationally sub-normal types are buying into a cult.