Trump Administration Policy Changes like and Dislike Thread

[fasttwitch]

TB.. Have you heard this rumor going around that Trump is going to institute Marshal Law on 4/20/25? This way the US Constitution would not encumber him? Freedom of speech, the right to carry arms, due process would all be put on hold. He ordered a group to study this issue on Jan 20th. They have 90 days to advise him on this.

Heard about this on Kyle Kulinkski, but he an anti-Trump leftie, so I take this with a grain a salt. But it would fit. Trump wants to operate above the normal laws and unrestricted by the other branches of government.

In a normal world I wouldn't put any stock in this rumor. Between 2016 and 2020 Trump was fanatically obsessed with the stock market. But now he seems to be purposely tanking the economy, so I'm not sure a market crash that Marshall Law would cause is a deterrent anymore.

In any case, I ordered a bunch of extra ammo, just in case. Haha..

 

[fasttwitch]

 

[testboner]

TB.. Have you heard this rumor going around that Trump is going to institute Marshal Law on 4/20/25? This way the US Constitution would not encumber him? Freedom of speech, the right to carry arms, due process would all be put on hold. He ordered a group to study this issue on Jan 20th. They have 90 days to advise him on this.

Heard about this on Kyle Kulinkski, but he an anti-Trump leftie, so I take this with a grain a salt. But it would fit. Trump wants to operate above the normal laws and unrestricted by the other branches of government.

In a normal world I wouldn't put any stock in this rumor. Between 2016 and 2020 Trump was fanatically obsessed with the stock market. But now he seems to be purposely tanking the economy, so I'm not sure a market crash that Marshall Law would cause is a deterrent anymore.

In any case, I ordered a bunch of extra ammo, just in case. Haha..

Nothing much could surprise me - but I call BS on this.

 

[Littleguy]

TB.. Have you heard this rumor going around that Trump is going to institute Marshal Law on 4/20/25? This way the US Constitution would not encumber him? Freedom of speech, the right to carry arms, due process would all be put on hold. He ordered a group to study this issue on Jan 20th. They have 90 days to advise him on this.

Heard about this on Kyle Kulinkski, but he an anti-Trump leftie, so I take this with a grain a salt. But it would fit. Trump wants to operate above the normal laws and unrestricted by the other branches of government.

In a normal world I wouldn't put any stock in this rumor. Between 2016 and 2020 Trump was fanatically obsessed with the stock market. But now he seems to be purposely tanking the economy, so I'm not sure a market crash that Marshall Law would cause is a deterrent anymore.

In any case, I ordered a bunch of extra ammo, just in case. Haha..

My rule is ALWAYS a bunch of extra ammo............just in case!

 

[testboner]

In my lifetime, I didn’t ask for want nor need LBJ. I didn’t ask for want nor need Nixon. I didn’t ask for want nor need Ford. I didn’t ask for want nor need Carter. I didn’t ask for want nor need Reagan. I didn’t ask for want nor need Bush Sr. I didn’t ask for want nor need Clinton. I didn’t ask for want nor need Bush Jr. I didn’t ask for want nor need Obama. I didn’t ask for want nor need Trump. I didn’t ask for want nor need Biden. I sure as fuck didn’t ask for want nor need Trump AGAIN! I won’t ask for, don’t want nor need any other gov’t puppet after this version puppet Trump.
FUCK them ALL.

 

[fasttwitch]

 

[fasttwitch]

Oligarch laughs at elderly people missing their Social Security payments.

 

[testboner]

China is turning up pressure on Walmart. That could mean higher prices for US customers | CNN Business

Walmart thought it could use its immense power as America’s biggest retailer to make Chinese suppliers eat the cost of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. But Walmart got a response it’s not accustomed to hearing: No.

amp.cnn.com

 

[fasttwitch]

China is turning up pressure on Walmart. That could mean higher prices for US customers | CNN Business

Walmart thought it could use its immense power as America’s biggest retailer to make Chinese suppliers eat the cost of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. But Walmart got a response it’s not accustomed to hearing: No.

amp.cnn.com

Trump's new taxes, coming to stores near you.

 

[Littleguy]

China is turning up pressure on Walmart. That could mean higher prices for US customers | CNN Business

Walmart thought it could use its immense power as America’s biggest retailer to make Chinese suppliers eat the cost of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. But Walmart got a response it’s not accustomed to hearing: No.

amp.cnn.com

We never shop at that shitty place with shitty products and shitty people running around in pajamas etc, at least that was last time we went before the pandemic.
Surround yourself with the least common denominator and you may pick up their shitty habits, and we sleep naked thus no pajamas to wear to the party............Besides China will cave in as all the others have, all the other consumer economies in the World likely do not add up to our throw away economy in the USA.
Let em stock the shit for a few months and lay off some workers then we shall see.

 

[testboner]

 

[testboner]

We never shop at that shitty place with shitty products and shitty people running around in pajamas etc, at least that was last time we went before the pandemic.
Surround yourself with the least common denominator and you may pick up their shitty habits, and we sleep naked thus no pajamas to wear to the party............Besides China will cave in as all the others have, all the other consumer economies in the World likely do not add up to our throw away economy in the USA.
Let em stock the shit for a few months and lay off some workers then we shall see.

I get it niglet, but the world doesn’t just revolve around you and I. MILLIONS rely on Walmart every day, and there’s quite a few items I get there for the convenience and most often better prices for the exact same stuff that costs more elsewhere. Cost savings add up - if I had an excess of $ then it wouldn’t matter as much - but I don’t, nor does the majority. There’s times I’ll just spend more, but when time isn’t an urgency, I’ll use Walmart for typically 2 reasons: convenience and better price…. also they often have in stock what I’d have to run around or go out of my way to find. Like em or not, Walmart is like Amazon - millions rely upon them.