Have Americans forgotten Russia is corrupt as f***?

lol, if I've ever group quoted you before, that means that you're posting right wing non-arguments more than you should.

Derp derp salty liberals is not an argument and not a good response

Actually I am not even right-leaning on many, many issues.

I am likely more left-leaning than you overall.
 
Oh Trump and other presidents certainly have secret meetings with Israel and Saudi Arabia. And also send them aid.
More stupid bullshit from the duh-right. How many times do I have to repeat that this is an irrelevant strawman? Is there currently an investigation about any of them interfering with US sovereignty? Is there currently a special prosecutor investigation whether the Trump campaign colluded with Israel or Saudi Arabia? I'm getting tired of calling out all this idiocy.
I found out that if you embarrass him enough times, you win a prize. He puts you on "ignore".
Too bad embarrassment hasn't shut you the fuck up. Doesn't seem to stop you though, so good on you for being persistent in your effort to look dumb.
I wonder how many of the Magnitsky act 44 are his buddies
Probably all of them. They're lawyers, after all, and Trump needs a lot of lawyers.
 
Too bad embarrassment hasn't shut you the fuck up. Doesn't seem to stop you though, so good on you for being persistent in your effort to look dumb.

I should probably be paying rent for the space I've taken up in your head.
 
I should probably be paying rent for the space I've taken up in your head.
LOL. You're too pathetic. You don't have any actual content to reply with so you just post cheap nothingisms. Duh derp way to go genius. What's it like to be owned so completely you can't say anything worth the time it took you to type it?
 
LOL. You're too pathetic. You don't have any actual content to reply with so you just post cheap nothingisms. Duh derp way to go genius. What's it like to be owned so completely you can't say anything worth the time it took you to type it?

LOL.

Seek help.
 
I just wonder, based on War Room support for a relationship between a KGB mastermind and cold blooded killer and a dimwitted big talker with a history of failed businesses (especially casinos-who doesn't make bank from a casino), public gaffes, obvious lies, ineffective personnel management, and ineffective legislative record, if these same people really understand just how corrupt the Russians, and Putin in particular really are?

Have you forgotten they're banned from international athletic competition because the state itself was in on organized doping of their athletes?

Have you forgotten Putin has repeatedly had journalists killed? Well, some of you might be ok with that based on your posts but....

Have you forgotten Putin mostly stays in power by lining the pockets of oligarchs? Remember Trump bringing in bankers, climate change deniers (big oil money), and representatives of Southern White Establishment (e.g. Sessions) as well as supporting the upper class with his intent to eliminate programs that help the poor and unemployed to decrease taxes on the rich.

Why is Trump so scared of Mueller looking at his tax returns?

"Mr Trump's trips have already cost the taxpayer $30m (£22.9m) on private travel to his estates, according an estimate from the liberal think tank, Center for American Progress." Obama, whom Trump repeatedly criticized, spent only about 3 times that in 8 years total. He also took over 3 times as many days "of leisure" as Obama in the same period.

"In his 2004 book Think Like a Billionaire, Mr Trump wrote: “Don’t take vacations. What’s the point? If you’re not enjoying your work, you’re doing the wrong job.”"

"An equally pessimistic picture emerges from the estimates of the average size of bribes which has substantially increased over the last five years. For example, according to the Interior Ministry’s Department for Combating Economic Crimes, the average bribe amounted to 9,000 Rubles in 2008; 23,000 Rubles in 2009; 61,000 rubles in 2010; and 236,000 rubles in 2011. In other words, the average bribe in 2011 was 26 times greater than the average bribe in 2008, many times the inflation rate for the same period.[8] According to Sergei Ivanov, the Kremlin chief of staff, the most corrupt spheres in Russia (in terms of household corruption) are healthcare, education,[9] housing and communal services.[10] In comparison, independent experts from RBC magazine name law-enforcement agencies (including the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate) as the most corrupt sphere in Russia, which is followed by healthcare, education, housing and communal services, and social security services.[11] At the government level, however, the five top areas for corruption are as follows: Government contracts and purchases; Issuance of permits and certificates; Law-enforcement agencies; Land distribution and land relations; Construction."

Like I said, corrupt as fuck.

It's striking that the bulk of Trump's initiatives are about reducing funding for social programs, including education, to enrich special interests, lining the pockets of his supporters and himself, spending more money on law enforcement even though crime is down on the whole, and the list goes on. How do you assholes support this shit? I really want to know how it is, with all this, you would like to see Trump paling around with Putin or his representative, meeting with them privately, both at home and away? How the fuck is that even remotely ok with you?

I really want to know how it is, with all this, you think a hat rack in a suit who takes his lead from Fox and Friends is more reliable than your Intelligence and Justice agencies because I don't get it. He's basically owned by Robert Mercer at this point and he doesn't even know it, although Steve Bannon does.

"Of all the people who were influential in getting Donald Trump elected, much credit must be given to hedge-fund manager Robert Mercer. Mercer, who is about two pay periods away from being a billionaire, famously poured millions into Trump’s bid for the presidency, and, along with his daughter Rebekah, effectively installed Steve Bannonand Kellyanne Conway at the top of the campaign when it was floundering last summer. (His data-analysis firm, Cambridge Analytica, also pitched in, for a price.) And now, in an apparent bid to protect his investment, Mercer is opening up his wallet again, this time to rain fire and fury down upon Arizona Senator Jeff Flake, who recently had the gall to set himself apart from most of the G.O.P. by being openly critical of Trump.

Politico reports that Mercer, a Breitbart backer who, among other things, thinks the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was a mistake and that nuclear incidents are no big deal (how apropos!), is contributing $300,000 to a super PAC working to replace Flake in 2018 with former State Senator Kelli Ward, who is running against Flake in next year’s Republican primary. Though Flake has opposed Trump, in his own wishy-washy way, since the 2016 election—skipping the G.O.P. convention in protest and calling on Trump to withdraw in the wake of P****gate—the senator has been ramping up his attacks of late. His new book, Conscience of a Conservative, explicitly argues that the Republican Party is to blame for handing a madman the nuclear codes.“If this was our Faustian bargain,” he writes, “then it was not worth it.”"
TRUMP DONOR BOB MERCER GOES MEDIEVAL ON JEFF FLAKE

I understand Russia is corrupt as fuck, and so does the vast majority of Russians. The average russian prefers security to the rule of law.

Do you understand that everything you just accused Russia of, we are guilty of as well?
 
I understand Russia is corrupt as fuck, and so does the vast majority of Russians. The average russian prefers security to the rule of law.

Do you understand that everything you just accused Russia of, we are guilty of as well?
The new patriotism, folks.
Moral equivalency. We're no better than the Russians according to these hopeless dopes, as though our leaders have a history of murdering their way to power.
As though our leaders conduct political purges.
As though we have stalags for malcontents.

FUCK OFF WHILE YOU'RE DYING OF RUSSIAN AIDS
 
The new patriotism, folks.
Moral equivalency. We're no better than the Russians according to these hopeless dopes, as though our leaders have a history of murdering their way to power.
As though our leaders conduct political purges.
As though we have stalags for malcontents.

FUCK OFF WHILE YOU'RE DYING OF RUSSIAN AIDS

We do have those histories. You live in a fairy tale if you don't know this.

You seem triggered that I question our moral high ground, by pointing to facts of us doing the same things we criticize others for.

I argue for us to stop doing those things, so we actually have the moral high ground. Getting the fuck out of Syria would be a great start.

I'm not rooting against my country. I am holding it to a higher standard.

I want to be the shining light of liberty, not the slightly less dark shade of grey.
 
We do have those histories. You live in a fairy tale if you don't know this.

You seem triggered that I question our moral high ground, by pointing to facts of us doing the same things we criticize others for.

I argue for us to stop doing those things, so we actually have the moral high ground. Getting the fuck out of Syria would be a great start.

I'm not rooting against my country. I am holding it to a higher standard.

I want to be the shining light of liberty, not the slightly less dark shade of grey.
Moral equivalency is horse shit in this case and I suspect you know it.
The US isn't squeaky clean but we're miles ahead of fucking Russia, ffs
 
I understand Russia is corrupt as fuck, and so does the vast majority of Russians. The average russian prefers security to the rule of law.

Do you understand that everything you just accused Russia of, we are guilty of as well?
Does that mean you're all for 2 corrupt leaders putting their heads together to see how they can best fuck over their people?
 
Moral equivalency is horse shit in this case and I suspect you know it.
The US isn't squeaky clean but we're miles ahead of fucking Russia, ffs

Based on What?

I think we have lived in a world of hard power, for a very long time. The rules of the game, for hard power, is that there are no rules.

This is the same idea, that no morals exist on a battlefield.

I get that there are consequences to taking the high road, and not playing the game of hard power. I don't mean to infer, that there is no need to play this game.

All I am saying is that, if the go to playbook, is that of hard power. Then we have no moral authority.

You hear the phrase collateral damage, and you rationalize this. I do not. Yes, we can't let battlefield enemies hide amongst the civilian population without consequence, but we must recognize, that when we do this, we lose the authority to criticize Assad, for doing the same.

I don't understand how this equates to moral equivalency.
 
Does that mean you're all for 2 corrupt leaders putting their heads together to see how they can best fuck over their people?

I don't think they are really in bed together. I think it was in Russia's interest to prevent Clinton from getting into the white house, and that in doing so, they hope to win sway in the best case, and kept someone who was anti-Russian in Clinton from becoming commander and chief, in the worst case scenario.

If you think Putin and trump are in bed together, I would like you to explain why we are creating a Kurdistan in Syria. That action is threatening to start WWIII. Doesn't seem like the action of a Russian puppet, maybe a oligarch puppet, but not a Russian puppet.
 
I agree they are corrupt as fuck. They gave a millions of dollars through Russian banks to the Clinton foundation, in order to secure a % of the world's supply of uranium.

Talk about being a corrupt government!
 
I'm pretty that guy was banned for a pretty funny limerick and, ya little punk snitch.

I'm pretty sure he was banned for being worthless, and making several idiotic, pointless comments in every thread he entered. And no, I never once reported you. Your strikingly similar shit posts are just too easy to identify.

Pretty sad, actually. I mean, if you're going to get banned and come back, put in some kind of effort.
 
American Left: Putin is responsible for everything bad that happened to us... His is also an Islamophob and a homophob.

^^well that`s sounds like Russian hysteria in 2014-2016 when Russian media blamed everything on US. Equally idiotic.

Islamophob? Nah... Putin is very VERY Muslim friendly.

Homophobe? Yeah... but so what?

American Right: Putin keeping Russia white and are nationalistic right winger that cares about his people and hates PC... Jesus fucking Christ... you people...

^^Come to Russia, talk shit about Muslims and see what happens to you.

Putin is an asshole and he hurts Russia first, not US. This is an objective view on Putin, the rest is just craziness and misinformation.



You sound like a Russian Cuck.

Are you ok with sucking Chechen dick? Are you ok with muslims from central asia that were responsible for pretty much every recent terror attack in Russia? Are you ok with anti-nationalistic paragraphs like 282, 148, 280 in Russian law?



I like da the people from the Caucasus and I do not hate the Muslims. Muslims from central asia are caucsidans mostly and are only needed to expand Russian hegemonía and to reestablish the USSR 2.0
 
I agree they are corrupt as fuck. They gave a millions of dollars through Russian banks to the Clinton foundation, in order to secure a % of the world's supply of uranium.

Talk about being a corrupt government!
Dillusional Trumper, why you believe the con man who lies every single day is baffling.

Fact-checking Donald Trump’s tweets about Hillary Clinton and Russia

"The Bill & Hillary deal that allowed big Uranium to go to Russia"

Trump significantly distorts the uranium deal in question by calling it "the Bill and Hillary deal."

In 2010, Hillary Clinton, as secretary of state, was one of nine federal agency heads to sign off on Russia’s purchase of a controlling stake in Uranium One, an international mining company headquartered in Canada with operations in several U.S. states. It was part of a regular process for approving international deals involving strategic assets, such as uranium, that could have implications for national security. Uranium One’s U.S. mines produced about 11 percent of the country’s total uranium production in 2014, according to Oilprice.com.

But even with its control of Uranium One, Russia cannot export the material from the United States. Russia was likely more interested in Uranium One’s assets in Kazakhstan, the world’s largest uranium producer.

As PolitiFact and others have detailed, some investors with an interest in making the Uranium One deal go through have a long-time relationship with Bill Clinton and have donated to the Clinton Foundation. But there’s no concrete evidence those relationships or donations helped make the deal go through. Most of the donations occurred before Hillary Clinton could have known she would become secretary of state. And again, the secretary of state was one of nine agency heads that had input into the final decision, which ultimately lay with President Barack Obama.
 
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