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  • Richard Andrew x64R Richard Andrew x64

    And by the way, if you don't agree with the rules here, there are thousands of other sites that would welcome your venom.

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    Bram van Kampen
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    Well, This is not Venom that I articulated. It is a very widely held opinion across western Europe. Like it or not, Trump is considered as a dangerous clown in all the serious press in Western Europe. Maybe the Press in America does not fully report this fact. What everyone in Europe is more concerned with is, How could a country like America choose such clown as a president. I can send you any number of papers with headlines about western european concerns about trump. Go back to the Original point: The President of the Free World suggesting on world wide TV injecting Cleaning Fluids to combat Covid-19. It may have been in jest, but, in his position, and with his record, he should have thought better of it. It is not that long ago that he marked the whole of Covid-19 as a hoax invented by the democrats.

    Bram van Kampen

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      Well, This is not Venom that I articulated. It is a very widely held opinion across western Europe. Like it or not, Trump is considered as a dangerous clown in all the serious press in Western Europe. Maybe the Press in America does not fully report this fact. What everyone in Europe is more concerned with is, How could a country like America choose such clown as a president. I can send you any number of papers with headlines about western european concerns about trump. Go back to the Original point: The President of the Free World suggesting on world wide TV injecting Cleaning Fluids to combat Covid-19. It may have been in jest, but, in his position, and with his record, he should have thought better of it. It is not that long ago that he marked the whole of Covid-19 as a hoax invented by the democrats.

      Bram van Kampen

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      Are you drunk?

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      • B Bram van Kampen

        What is "SB Material" I am unfamiliar with the term. Is it good or Bad. For now I take it as Good. :)

        Bram van Kampen

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        SB is Soapbox, now extinct.

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        • B Bram van Kampen

          As I said before, I have nothing political against Donald Trump. I had no vote in electing him. (I Had no vote because I am not an American, and, more than that, I thankfully do not live in America). He considers himself the Leader of the Free World! Someone said that in a democracy the people elect the leader they deserve! They now evidently elected an abject idiot! Does that mean that the Majority of Americans are abject idiots? I don't know. There is a rumour going around here for years, that more Americans believe in God and Angels walking amongst them, than that accept evolution. Here in Ireland, few people believe in God, and even fewer in Angels. and 99% of us accept Evolution as a most likely scientific explanation of life. God save the America from the ignorant, their idiotic leader and the superstitious. :)

          Bram van Kampen

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          "On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last, and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron." --H.L. Mencken Do you like him now? The last time, you speculated that he was a neo-Nazi because he said something nasty about democracy. Mabye that's what you call anyone who attacks one of your sacred cows. Yet a communist or serious monarchist might also have said it. Or a classical liberal, which is what Mencken actually was, although the term is too tame to do him justice. He also had about as much use for religion as do you.

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            SB is Soapbox, now extinct.

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            And here I was, thinking it meant "site banning". The lad is definitely poking the bear with a sharp stick.

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            • B Bram van Kampen

              As I said before, I have nothing political against Donald Trump. I had no vote in electing him. (I Had no vote because I am not an American, and, more than that, I thankfully do not live in America). He considers himself the Leader of the Free World! Someone said that in a democracy the people elect the leader they deserve! They now evidently elected an abject idiot! Does that mean that the Majority of Americans are abject idiots? I don't know. There is a rumour going around here for years, that more Americans believe in God and Angels walking amongst them, than that accept evolution. Here in Ireland, few people believe in God, and even fewer in Angels. and 99% of us accept Evolution as a most likely scientific explanation of life. God save the America from the ignorant, their idiotic leader and the superstitious. :)

              Bram van Kampen

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              I reported this post as inappropriate, abusive, and trolling. just saying...

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              • B Bram van Kampen

                Well, This is not Venom that I articulated. It is a very widely held opinion across western Europe. Like it or not, Trump is considered as a dangerous clown in all the serious press in Western Europe. Maybe the Press in America does not fully report this fact. What everyone in Europe is more concerned with is, How could a country like America choose such clown as a president. I can send you any number of papers with headlines about western european concerns about trump. Go back to the Original point: The President of the Free World suggesting on world wide TV injecting Cleaning Fluids to combat Covid-19. It may have been in jest, but, in his position, and with his record, he should have thought better of it. It is not that long ago that he marked the whole of Covid-19 as a hoax invented by the democrats.

                Bram van Kampen

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                Dave Kreskowiak
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                Only 61 million people voted for the clown, not the entire country.

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                • B Bram van Kampen

                  Well, This is not Venom that I articulated. It is a very widely held opinion across western Europe. Like it or not, Trump is considered as a dangerous clown in all the serious press in Western Europe. Maybe the Press in America does not fully report this fact. What everyone in Europe is more concerned with is, How could a country like America choose such clown as a president. I can send you any number of papers with headlines about western european concerns about trump. Go back to the Original point: The President of the Free World suggesting on world wide TV injecting Cleaning Fluids to combat Covid-19. It may have been in jest, but, in his position, and with his record, he should have thought better of it. It is not that long ago that he marked the whole of Covid-19 as a hoax invented by the democrats.

                  Bram van Kampen

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                  Amarnath S
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                  But for this coronavirus misadventure, I feel Trump is the right person in the right position. His decisions so far have the intention to Make America Great again. Again, he is democratically elected, and did not come by a coup or rebellion.

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                  • B Bram van Kampen

                    I do not think I broke the rules of the Site. Speaking the Truth should never be breaking the rules anywhere. That is called Freedom of Expression. That Right is enshrined in your constitution. If that breaks the rules, the rules are wrong. :)

                    Bram van Kampen

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                    Bram van Kampen wrote:

                    I do not think I broke the rules of the Site.

                    Yes you did. This is politics and it is no longer accepted here. There are plenty of other places you can have this sort of discussion. CodeProject is strictly for technical and non-political matters.

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                    • B Bram van Kampen

                      I do not think I broke the rules of the Site. Speaking the Truth should never be breaking the rules anywhere. That is called Freedom of Expression. That Right is enshrined in your constitution. If that breaks the rules, the rules are wrong. :)

                      Bram van Kampen

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                      Nelek
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                      Bram van Kampen wrote:

                      I do not think I broke the rules of the Site.

                      Well, then you probably are the only one seeing it like this. Sorry but you went a bit too far and I think you did it totally in purpose.

                      M.D.V. ;) If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about? Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.

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                        Bram van Kampen wrote:

                        I do not think I broke the rules of the Site.

                        Yes you did. This is politics and it is no longer accepted here. There are plenty of other places you can have this sort of discussion. CodeProject is strictly for technical and non-political matters.

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                        Nelek
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                        Richard MacCutchan wrote:

                        This is politics and it is no longer accepted here.

                        Not exactly, politics can be discussed in the lounge. It is this kind of lack of respect and trolling which is not allowed. And as politics discussions usually bring this kind of behaviour out and degenerates in such flame wars pretty fast... then it is better to be avoided. For me is not the same.

                        M.D.V. ;) If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about? Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.

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                          I reported this post as inappropriate, abusive, and trolling. just saying...

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                          Nelek
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                          And you are not the only one.

                          M.D.V. ;) If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about? Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.

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                          • B Bram van Kampen

                            Well, This is not Venom that I articulated. It is a very widely held opinion across western Europe. Like it or not, Trump is considered as a dangerous clown in all the serious press in Western Europe. Maybe the Press in America does not fully report this fact. What everyone in Europe is more concerned with is, How could a country like America choose such clown as a president. I can send you any number of papers with headlines about western european concerns about trump. Go back to the Original point: The President of the Free World suggesting on world wide TV injecting Cleaning Fluids to combat Covid-19. It may have been in jest, but, in his position, and with his record, he should have thought better of it. It is not that long ago that he marked the whole of Covid-19 as a hoax invented by the democrats.

                            Bram van Kampen

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                            GuyThiebaut
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                            Bram van Kampen wrote:

                            What everyone in Europe is more concerned with is, How could a country like America choose such clown as a president.

                            I live in Europe and that has never been a question I have asked. Populations constantly vote for clowns as leaders, largely because clowns are often less dangerous than intellectuals when it comes to idealistic agendas. Most countries led by intellectual idealists usually end up in a very poor state. Heck the clown archetype is even baked into one of sci-fi's best series of books in Isaac Asimov's Foundation series. Clowns have their purpose.

                            “That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”

                            ― Christopher Hitchens

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                              But for this coronavirus misadventure, I feel Trump is the right person in the right position. His decisions so far have the intention to Make America Great again. Again, he is democratically elected, and did not come by a coup or rebellion.

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                              His decisions have been to based solely on what would get him reelected. Not uncommon amongst politicians from either party. Arguably, pleasing their constituency is their job. What stands out with the primary subject in this case is the way things are spouted out and 'walked back' so continiously that it's become a ridiculous new normal. For those of you who have read "1984", the concept of Double Think has, in fact, become a reality among his supporters. Questioning folly is answered with an insult to the questioner. If reality makes "him" look bad than it's labeled "Fake News" and can thus be dismissed. The most horrific and sad thing is that, for his supporters, it works. A magic reset button they want pushed for self validation. Still - one can't give him all the blame, even at the government level (2016 elections are OVER):   it is the "enablers" in the congress that must now accept the blame - willing to throw the country they claim to love under that proverbial bus for political gains - something enshrined in their behavior since after the 2008 elections.

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                                His decisions have been to based solely on what would get him reelected. Not uncommon amongst politicians from either party. Arguably, pleasing their constituency is their job. What stands out with the primary subject in this case is the way things are spouted out and 'walked back' so continiously that it's become a ridiculous new normal. For those of you who have read "1984", the concept of Double Think has, in fact, become a reality among his supporters. Questioning folly is answered with an insult to the questioner. If reality makes "him" look bad than it's labeled "Fake News" and can thus be dismissed. The most horrific and sad thing is that, for his supporters, it works. A magic reset button they want pushed for self validation. Still - one can't give him all the blame, even at the government level (2016 elections are OVER):   it is the "enablers" in the congress that must now accept the blame - willing to throw the country they claim to love under that proverbial bus for political gains - something enshrined in their behavior since after the 2008 elections.

                                Ravings en masse^

                                "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein

                                "If you are searching for perfection in others, then you seek disappointment. If you seek perfection in yourself, then you will find failure." - Balboos HaGadol Mar 2010

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                                They're hardly the first ones to engage in Double Think. It's practiced equally well by the Red and Blue teams, along with many of their supporters.

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                                  They're hardly the first ones to engage in Double Think. It's practiced equally well by the Red and Blue teams, along with many of their supporters.

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                                  Granted. What's going on now, however, is at such an astounding level that I'd never believe it as even plausible for a movie script. Remember - if you dare - that "he" even encouraged violent attacks on those who disagreed with him at his per-election rallies. If I recall, even offering to cover any legal expenses they incur. That should disturb anyone. Sometimes, it's not the event nearly so much as the degree. Like a driver speeding: 40mph in a 30mph zone is not the same as 95mph in a 30mph zone.

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                                    But for this coronavirus misadventure, I feel Trump is the right person in the right position. His decisions so far have the intention to Make America Great again. Again, he is democratically elected, and did not come by a coup or rebellion.

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                                    he is democratically elected, and did not come by a coup or rebellion.

                                    So was Hitler.

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                                      he is democratically elected, and did not come by a coup or rebellion.

                                      So was Hitler.

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                                      Didn't know this.

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                                      • Richard Andrew x64R Richard Andrew x64

                                        Trolling means breaking the rules of the site. I've a good mind to report your post as abusive. I still reserve the right to.

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                                        Richard Andrew x64 wrote:

                                        Trolling means breaking the rules of the site

                                        The term is somewhat more specific. A site may have rules about appropriate contents, forbidding stuff that does not fall under trolling. Trolling is like "picking a fight", being provocative, for the main purpose of making other readers getting angry and writing emotional responses. In a forum devoted to cultivating of apples, a post about cultivating of oranges, from a poster thinking that the forum is about cultivating fruit in general, does not qualify as trolling. I didn't see the original post before it was removed, but from the responses, it seems like this was a case of trolling, though!

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                                          Granted. What's going on now, however, is at such an astounding level that I'd never believe it as even plausible for a movie script. Remember - if you dare - that "he" even encouraged violent attacks on those who disagreed with him at his per-election rallies. If I recall, even offering to cover any legal expenses they incur. That should disturb anyone. Sometimes, it's not the event nearly so much as the degree. Like a driver speeding: 40mph in a 30mph zone is not the same as 95mph in a 30mph zone.

                                          Ravings en masse^

                                          "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein

                                          "If you are searching for perfection in others, then you seek disappointment. If you seek perfection in yourself, then you will find failure." - Balboos HaGadol Mar 2010

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                                          We do not yet know what the situation will be like in November. In the worst case scenario, the chance of taking over is probably the greatest. But are we sure that the opponent really wants to take over and take responsibility for cleaning up the mess? If a new, far more intense wave of infection is in the process of building up, the economy is wrecked, and people are close to revolting, I could understand if the opponent rather stays low, and say: Those who let it loose, those who spent trillions on ensuring profits rather that health, let those take the job of getting the country back on its feet again! I am certainly not saying that is is like that. I don't even think that it is probable. But I see it as possibility, at least in theory.

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