Joe Biden, Anarchy, Lawlessness, Racist, lover of Communism, and hating Christianity

[liafailrock]

It's just a rather alarming example of Trump's cognitive decline. A 12-year-old would know better. It's not the only example.



This would have been a lot worse, if state and local officials had not stepped up when Trump fumbled the ball.

LOL then I guess no matter who gets in will have cognitive decline.

 

[Josho]

Hmmmmm.. I would be careful there. Too many red flags for me when I look at the background registration. It does not take Pay Pal which legit places will take.

It is on the official Trump page, you can check.

 

[liafailrock]

It is on the official Trump page, you can check.

OK so what's the point even if it was legit?

 

[Yehren]

LOL then I guess no matter who gets in will have cognitive decline.

I, for example am 73, and I can no longer easily do the kind of math in my head that used to be easy for me. On the other hand, I can do things now that I could not do when I was younger, and I definitely make better decisions, having obtained a degree from the school of hard knocks.

So it's a mixed bag.

I notice that Biden, when he came up with a workable plan for COVID-19 (which is nearly identical to plans that worked in other countries) didn't figure it out himself, but had the wisdom to find people who did know how to do that, and asked them for their advice. That's something Trump is notoriously unable to do, and it matters a lot. Tens of thousands of people who died in America would be alive, if Trump had the character to do so.

 

[Yehren]

Be sure to check Bill Clinton and Joe Biden's DNA while you are at it! I am sure many rapes and pedophile cases could be solved!

Actually, it was a potential DNA issue that got Clinton impeached. Consensual and between adults, but still as sleazy as many things Trump has done albeit

not as sleazy as some other things Trump has done. And of course, no one has so far asked Biden for a DNA sample, for reasons you already understand.

 

[Yehren]

Joe Biden will be a great job creator!

To be fair, it was really Obama's plan that produced the record economic expansion we saw in that administration. But I'm thinking Biden would have been paying attention, and could do it again.

 

[Josho]

OK so what's the point even if it was legit?

The point is many reckon Trump is conservative, pro-traditional marriage and pro-traditional family, but is he really?

 

[liafailrock]

I, for example am 73, and I can no longer easily do the kind of math in my head that used to be easy for me. On the other hand, I can do things now that I could not do when I was younger, and I definitely make better decisions, having obtained a degree from the school of hard knocks.

So it's a mixed bag.

I notice that Biden, when he came up with a workable plan for COVID-19 (which is nearly identical to plans that worked in other countries) didn't figure it out himself, but had the wisdom to find people who did know how to do that, and asked them for their advice. That's something Trump is notoriously unable to do, and it matters a lot. Tens of thousands of people who died in America would be alive, if Trump had the character to do so.

I agree. Trump does like to do stuff himself. That's his personality and why many people wanted him in. That's not cognitive decline just because someone says something "off the wall" that the rest don't agree with--- it's a problem when the person does not know enough about the subject to make uninformed decisions. Biden goes by the experts, which depending on their bias one has to weigh very carefully. This is the fear some have that if he does have cognitive decline, he will be influenced, thus my remark about his pick for VP. What I have in mind with Biden is stating a lot of facts wrong that are obviously wrong such as extremely high population number quotes which are more people than we have. I'm talking about shifting subjects and stammering when you can see in his face he's a bit mixed up. Both Trump and Biden can misquote a number, but what makes it questionable is if (for example) someone has a bad calculator and divide 4 by 3 and gets 1.2 and they don't catch it, that's not cognitive decline. If someone divides 4 by 3 and their calculator gives them 1,333,333 (over a million) and they don't bat an eye, they are either extremely poor in math, or if they were good at math, they now have cognitive decline because that's such an obvious error and should be reasoned out that there's something wrong.

 

[liafailrock]

The point is many reckon Trump is conservative, pro-traditional marriage and pro-traditional family, but is he really?

1) If he was against such groups, he'd be railed for that.
2) How do we know this is not a subtle dig at those groups? It says "Trump Pride" and using the rainbow symbol that the LGBT et al use. So again he'd be railed against.

Conclusion: Either way he's ridiculed, the typical contradictions of the left. So it's not about fact, it's about emotionalism.

And again, the fear (whether real or not but I can understand it) is the eventual degradation of the constitution and an ultimate Socialist economy and government, which never works. According to the bible, man should not oppose whatever government God has put into place.

 

[Josho]

1) If he was against such groups, he'd be railed for that.
2) How do we know this is not a subtle dig at those groups? It says "Trump Pride" and using the rainbow symbol that the LGBT et al use. So again he'd be railed against.

Conclusion: Either way he's ridiculed, the typical contradictions of the left. So it's not about fact, it's about emotionalism.

And again, the fear (whether real or not but I can understand it) is the eventual degradation of the constitution and an ultimate Socialist economy and government, which never works. According to the bible, man should not oppose whatever government God has put into place.

Anyway, no nation leader can please everyone.

I do think there are some pros and cons for both sides of government though, which is why we need both sides in government to make decisions.

To be honest the left has handled the pandemic better, but the right is better on protecting the unborn.

 

[Josho]

Anyway, no nation leader can please everyone.

I do think there are some pros and cons for both sides of government though, which is why we need both sides in government to make decisions.

To be honest the left has handled the pandemic better, but the right is better on protecting the unborn.

I wouldn't call Biden a hater of Christianity, because why would he? He is a Catholic, Nancy Pelosi is a Catholic, Hillary Clinton is a Methodist and I don't know what denomination Obama is, but he is a born again Christian.

 

[Yehren]

The point is many reckon Trump is conservative, pro-traditional marriage and pro-traditional family, but is he really?

As everyone knows, Trump has used the sacrament of marriage as bathroom tissue.

 

[Yehren]

I agree. Trump does like to do stuff himself. That's his personality and why many people wanted him in. That's not cognitive decline just because someone says something "off the wall" that the rest don't agree with--- it's a problem when the person does not know enough about the subject to make uninformed decisions.

More specifically, it's when the person doesn't know he doesn't know enough. That's Trump's problem. And that fault killed tens of thousands of Americans.

Biden goes by the experts, which depending on their bias one has to weigh very carefully. This is the fear some have that if he does have cognitive decline, he will be influenced, thus my remark about his pick for VP.

I would vastly prefer someone with the cognitive ability to recognize good people and to listen to their expertise, to someone who doesn't know what he's doing, and doesn't know he doesn't know. Obviously, Biden has the intelligence and judgement to know how to distinguish the experts from the fools; his COVID-19 plan demonstrates the fact. Thirty-six thousand dead Americans would be alive, if Trump had only listened to Biden.

 

[liafailrock]

More specifically, it's when the person doesn't know he doesn't know enough. That's Trump's problem. And that fault killed tens of thousands of Americans.



I would vastly prefer someone with the cognitive ability to recognize good people and to listen to their expertise, to someone who doesn't know what he's doing, and doesn't know he doesn't know. Obviously, Biden has the intelligence and judgement to know how to distinguish the experts from the fools; his COVID-19 plan demonstrates the fact. Thirty-six thousand dead Americans would be alive, if Trump had only listened to Biden.

Well, that's debatable if the Democrats did a better job or not. As for the 36,000 alive, there would be far more alive if abortion services would not have been considered "essential" to kill an unborn baby and despite COVID, our population would have actually increased if most babies were no longer aborted. And even everyday living there would be more alive if we were all more careful. So that's really a self-righteous accusation when so much behind-the-scenes dirt gets carried on. Clearly, the one who did the best job depends whose side one is on. So that's emotional reasoning. Both sides made mistakes and both sides did some good things. From my stance, what makes COVID-19 so dangerous is that's a blood clotting disease (I call it a rapid heart attack or stroke that normally takes years in the making). Thus, the targeting of older people, and those lacking vitamin D. What one side accuses the other is of not listening, when you hear behind the scenes what they are all saying in effect is they are not listening to my side. And not doing what "my side" wants is akin to being called all sorts or names and accusations we can drum up. I did not like Fauci's math. Trump is accused of not listening to him, but I could tell you, too, that not 2,000,000 would die in this nation, so I'd be uncomfortable, too, trusting one who is a doom and gloom type. I followed the trends and charts and still do. His only redemption is that since this is an all or nothing type illness, people are not sure if they are the ones who will die. It's like an airplane. Safer than a car, but an accident is usually fatal. So Fauci would say not to fly so-to-speak and shut down all flights, Trump would say to fly and be criticized for it. I noticed the Democratic party appeals to anger and fear, which is unchristian. But what I stated here are the pragmatic ends of things. The bigger picture is the spiritual end and what's happening in these end days.

 

[DPMartin]

Biden seems to really, really scare white supremacists.

no he scares tax paying working citizens, who care about this country.

 

[Yehren]

no he scares tax paying working citizens, who care about this country.

You think that over half the American people are not tax paying working citizens,and they don't care about this country? Maybe you're the one out of step.

 

[Yehren]

Well, that's debatable if the Democrats did a better job or not.

Obama had his virus problem, too. But he handled it, instead of making excuses. He took a nation plunging into the worst downturn since the Great Depression,and started it on the longest economic expansion in US history. Trump took a prosperous economy,and put it into the worst downturn since the Great depression.

As for the 36,000 alive, there would be far more alive if abortion...

No. Regardless of abortion, those 36,000 people would be alive today, if Trump hadn't bungled his response to the pandemic:

Lockdown Delays Cost at Least 36,000 Lives, Data Show
Even small differences in timing would have prevented the worst exponential growth, which by April had subsumed New York City, New Orleans and other major cities, researchers found.
Lockdown Delays Cost at Least 36,000 Lives, Data Show

I did not like Fauci's math.

Turns out, he was right, and Trump was wrong. It was a serious problem, it didn't just go away in April as Trump promised, and a lot of people died because Trump didn't listen to Dr. Fauci. Americans know it, too:

Poll: More than 60 percent of voters say they trust Fauci, don't trust Trump on coronavirus
Poll: More than 60 percent of voters say they trust Fauci, don't trust Trump on coronavirus

Trump's response is to attack BLM, saying that if Biden wins the suburbs will be "destroyed." He tries to incite anger and fear. But Americans ares sick of that game. It's likely the reason Biden surprised the democrat leaders, and won all those primaries. Voters wanted someone who had the moral standing and intelligence to bring us back together. And while extremists on both sides assailed Biden for being willing to work with his political opponents, that's exactly what Americans want to happen now.

 

[liafailrock]

You think that over half the American people are not tax paying working citizens,and they don't care about this country? Maybe you're the one out of step.

Wow, I so disagree with the economy part, as I never saw my retirement healthier and stocks higher. But this is a case where it depends which sides one is on.

Now as for Fauci, I stand my ground. His math was off. He wanted businesses to close, which if you noticed went along partisan sides. It affected the DOW somewhat, and more people lost their jobs, but it was not until this COVID-19 thing that the economy tanked for a time and of course, the President is at fault. I am open-minded enough to say that nobody is at fault for that.

My wife does not particularly like Trump, and I can get over that and love her anyway, but she told my (grown) son that "Dad likes Trump because of his ties with Israel." Yes I do. Because he not only helped the economy and minorities to get more work, he is trying to secure our border and he's a friend of Israel and I see bible prophecy coming to pass. And to think. I did not even vote for him, but God allowed it, so I accept it. Now if he gets in again, let's hope more anger tirades don't try to derail the administration with one accusation (or "crisis") after another like a drama queen and maybe look at the very real possibility that maybe God has a reason for him there in this nation. If he does not get in, then maybe God is through with us, because I (and many people) don't like where the nation is headed otherwise. Frankly, I think sometimes even Trump is too weak. But the people today would impeach our founding Fathers and consider them treasonous. Patrick Henry or Benjamin Franklin would not have demanded businesses closed due to COVID-19. But many (not all) people get all offensive at that because this (fleshy) life is all they have so they want "Peace and safety" over liberty. It's the start of the end times. Yes, they really do have something to fear and what they fear will come upon them.

I pray for this nation, and I think it's time to call another fast with that prayer. The new month just started so maybe on the 9th as the temple of the Holy Spirit is about in as much wreck as the physical temple.

 

[Yehren]

Wow, I so disagree with the economy part, as I never saw my retirement healthier and stocks higher. But this is a case where it depends which sides one is on.

Trump received a growing and vigorous economy from Obama. And his mismanagement put it in the worst position since the Great Depression. In fact, in many places, unemployment is worse than in the 1930s.

Now as for Fauci, I stand my ground. His math was off. He wanted businesses to close,

It worked in Europe. They took a hit for a while, got the pandemic under control, and now, they are both out of the pandemic and doing much better than we are economically. If his plan was followed, we'd be in good shape now, instead of falling back into economic failure and increasing death rates.

The good news is that unless something happens fast, Trump will be out of office in January and we can go back to being America.

 

[liafailrock]

Trump received a growing and vigorous economy from Obama. And his mismanagement put it in the worst position since the Great Depression. In fact, in many places, unemployment is worse than in the 1930s.



It worked in Europe. They took a hit for a while, got the pandemic under control, and now, they are both out of the pandemic and doing much better than we are economically. If his plan was followed, we'd be in good shape now, instead of falling back into economic failure and increasing death rates.

The good news is that unless something happens fast, Trump will be out of office in January and we can go back to being America.

As some of my conservative friends and I jest, yes, if Biden gets in, the pandemic will leave faster than if they found an inoculation. We did not need to wear masks or close businesses for the H1N1 either. Trump reminds me of my Uncle Percy. Now uncle Percy was not anything like Trump personality-wise, but controversy seemed to follow him so of course they would say he was somehow bad. His family was all argumentative, many were in and out of jail, kids came out of wedlock but people were "sure" Uncle Percy had something to do with it. Later he went into a nursing home just to get away from it all, and all the bickering, and there he was well loved and died peacefully. I "get" Trump as I "got" Uncle Percy despite the majority, but these men are not everyone's cup of tea, I understand that. Jesus was not popular, either. And of course Jesus brought on a lot of controversy and hatred. In the world's view he was a sinner and a failure and incited it. So thank God he's gone now and we can get back to our lives. But I "get" him, too.