In a two-hour discussion, Trump made a number of questionable and false claims which went largely unchallenged.
  • @NatakuNox
    102•3 months ago

    One of the reasons I support 95% tax rate on millionaires and billionaires is because extreme wealth makes individuals psychopaths. Not saying they all are, but enough of them are and they literally control everything.

    • @[email protected]
      56•3 months ago

      Maybe you just need to be a psychopath to hoard such massive amounts of wealth in the first place.

      • @Bookmeat
        24•3 months ago

        Either way, it doesn’t hurt to tax the shit out of them.

      • @[email protected]
        11•3 months ago

        That’s always been my view. It takes a unique kind of shit person to A) squeeze that much money out of everyone below you and B) hoard the wealth rather than give it away even when you have so much more than you will ever need.

    • Admiral PatrickEnglish
      25•3 months ago

      Did the billions of dollars make them psychopaths, or at that point, did they become rich enough they don’t have to bother hiding it anymore?

      Short of winning the lottery, I can’t see how anyone can become a billionaire without at least being a sociopath.

      • @EvilBit
        23•3 months ago

        Theoretically, Notch (the guy who created Minecraft) and JK Rowling could have become billionaires without it being the direct result of them being psychopaths. Unfortunately it was coincident with them being psychopaths. 🤷‍♂️

    • @School_Lunch
      21•3 months ago

      I’ve always heard “in oder to be successful you have to be able or willing to do things others can’t or wont”. Global competition and increased technology has pretty well evened out the ability side of that quote leaving behind the other factor of what people are willing to do. I think the biggest decider on what people are willing to do is based on personal morals and ethics, so a person more willing to ignore ethics has a better chance of becoming successful. This is supported by statistics that show corporate executives and politicians exibiting psychopathic traits at higher rates than the general population. The only way I can think of to correct this is to have regulations on ethics, which is why I whole-heartedly support the CFPB and despise Republicans who try to shut it down.

  • SatansMaggotyCumFart
    49•3 months ago

    I thought it was weird that the old man was constantly slurring to the point where it was hard to understand him.

    Was he drinking?

  • HubertManne
    26•3 months ago

    oh man. fact checked. I don’t know if I have that kind of time.

    • @[email protected]
      13•3 months ago

      Well at least I suppose we should look at the total lie count, see if he’s achieved a new Personal High Score. I believe the NPR count was 162…in 64 minutes back at the Mar-a-Lago news conference.

    • @Xeroxchasechase
      6•3 months ago

      At least give them the view so they’ll know to do it again

  • bquintbEnglish
    11•3 months ago

    talk about a waste of time and energy. when it comes to The Orange Mussolini, I just write everything off as bullshit.

  • sungloctoEnglish
    3•3 months ago

    POLITICIAN TRY NOT TO LIE CHALLENGE (GONE WRONG) (LAWYERS CALLED) (MUST WATCH)