aquascoot wrote on Mar 22^nd, 2026 at 9:09pm:


You tell us.

But it's odd, you gave Trump credit for the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan because it was his deal, but you want to help the negatives of Trump's deal go to Biden.

Funny how it always works out that way.

Jasin wrote on Mar 23^rd, 2026 at 11:29am:


What you've posted isn't an argument, it's a scattergun of memes, conspiracy talking points, and outright fabrications stitched together with insults.

You've made serious claims about Joe Biden that have zero evidence, while simultaneously elevating Donald Trump to some kind of geopolitical saviour, despite his record being one of failure that you're not willing to admit.

The Abraham Accords didn't bring "peace to the Middle East", they normalised relations between specific states while leaving core conflicts unresolved. North Korea didn't "stop", it continued weapons development. NATO allies didn't suddenly become self-sufficient, they adjusted at the margins.

More to the point, burying your position under a pile of insults doesn't strengthen it, it just advertises that you don't have a coherent one. If your case for Trump relies on memes about "sniffing hair" and fantasies about Biden's family, you're not engaging in politics, you're engaging in fan fiction.

If Trump has done so much "good", explain why there was no net job growth in 2025, and why his current trajectory is dragging not just the US, but the global economy, toward recession. These aren't media narratives, they're measurable outcomes.

And on foreign policy, this idea that he's some master strategist collapses the moment you look at reality. Being too weak to restrain  Israel while escalating conflict isn't strength, it's negligence with global consequences.  And from the "deal maker"?

We warned about this. The policy direction, the economic fallout, the instability, none of it is a surprise. What's actually remarkable is watching people who cheered it on now scrambling to rebrand the consequences as success.

If you want to defend Trump, do it properly. Pick one claim, back it with evidence, and follow it through. Until then, this is just noise dressed up as certainty.

Frank wrote on Mar 23^rd, 2026 at 2:57pm:


Israel is currently committing genocide while the US slaughters little kids in schools.

Not vowing, but doing.

SadKangaroo wrote on Mar 23^rd, 2026 at 2:14pm:

Real anti-regime Iranians wouldn't have yelled "Death to Jews, America, etc" for the cameras as their grief. Real Iranians who hate the regime would accept the sacrifice and let's be frank. They wouldn't have 'chosen' to have their kids as willing human shields right next to an obvious military target. Even if they were forced to have their kids there under threat of death, I doubt very much they would blame America and not the Regime that put them there

Are you having some sort of psychosis about this Sad Case?
Is there something about this and human nature, let alone psychology (an industry I've worked in), that you can't understand?

My advice. Go take a pill and settle down.

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 23^rd, 2026 at 3:03pm:

And Pecca is making excuses for his cowardice and covert support of Terrorism, Dictators, Communism and other evils of the world he failed to end himself because, like a CO-DEPENDANT - they gave him a reason to exist.

Bye bye butterfly. 

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 23^rd, 2026 at 3:39pm:


You support Iran and all its proxies, like Hamas, Hezb'allah, the Houties, because they are against Israel, America and the West generally. You have never failed to full-throatedly side with the enemies of the West.

A blockade, tariffs and various threats to a country literally going through a tough economic crisis, material shortages and nowhere near the capability to even come close to matching the US in term of military..

Cutting Cuba off from Venezuela has already buggered their economy even more. What's the point of all of this effort from Trump? What could he possibly gain here?