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My dad Posted by Skye on December 7, 2025, 2:11 am Valued Poster fought in WWII against fascism, and for democracy and human decency. Now we are in a fight again, this time against the fascists in our own country, and elsewhere, who are trying to take over the world and debase human decency and dignity. We must win. Come back to us, Sia. We need you in this fight. https://heathercoxrichardson.substack.com/p/december-6-2025

Posted on Pearl Harbor Day Posted by Pikes Peak 14115 on December 9, 2025, 4:32 pm, in reply to "My dad" ADMIN Felon Trump has no loyalty to America; The United States. He has envy for Vladimir Putin, because he craves and wants the kind of power he has. Felon trump has no respect for European leaders, or American lawmakers edified by the democratic process he is trying to undermine. That process is only good as a launch into a position of power. Then, the "strong man" must take additional steps to make that power permanent. Putin did that. Felon Trump is attempting to do that now, and he has authors of Project 2025 behind him. He will tolerate them only as long as he needs them, and when everything for his authoritarian dictatorship is in place, he will throw them under the train like he does everyone else. You see, in his view, they're weak. Putin is strong. He wants to be strong like Putin. Stronger. He knows he has access to a bigger, better, stronger nuclear arsenal. Felon trump is not only more evil than we think, he is more evil than we CAN think. Irony the Americans most fooled by this are the MAGA American Christian Nationalists, who just can't see it. First thing politics must do for power is divide people. Nobody divides more or better than felon trump. That's our best defense. Make friends with MAGA to expose his division and corruption so they must realize it. MTG saw the light. If she can, they can. Before Epstein there was Casablancas. With felon trump, it is a habit. He did the same things with Casablancas he did with Epstein, and the murder he ordered on the Venezuelan high sea is another crime distraction from his other crimes. He is a convicted felon for a good reason. If it were not for justice moving at the speed of Garland, he would have been a 96x convicted felon. You can look away from a painting, but you can't listen away from a symphony

Once they begin... Posted by Skye on December 9, 2025, 11:21 pm, in reply to "Posted on Pearl Harbor Day" Valued Poster to commit murder, with no evidence, due process or accountability... where does it go from there? Only one direction, and that is in the same direction that his 'friends' like putin and that saudi prince have taken. All you need to do is look at their actions, and their eyes. They are vacant, empty, void of human decency.

They also know Posted by Pikes Peak 14115 on December 10, 2025, 3:13 pm, in reply to "Once they begin..." under our system of justice, they can dodge accountability indefinitely through courts and appeals until they either find somebody they like, who rules for them (Cannon, Alito, Thomas, Kavanaugh, Gorsuch, Roberts, Coney Island Barrett...), or they can consolidate power until they can do it themselves. Felon trump is too stupid to do it himself. His help comes from authors of Project 2025 who run interference. They are all guilty as sin. At this moment, John Sauer is arguing before the SCOTUS that the Federalist papers extend kinglike power to the president under certain conditions, and those conditions are present now, if not perennially present. The fact SCOTUS is hearing him at all is concerning. This corrupt lawyer has ear of the court courtesy of Roberts, and sympathy of the felontrump six. How to respond to MAGA; Possibly funny to read. But they are unlikely to make a difference, and more likely to antagonize. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/articles/23-people-shared-best-comebacks-144101619.html 1. "My very MAGA aunt said, 'This could be our last Thanksgiving due to the rapture,' and I said, 'Well, that’s good, so I don’t have to live through another Trump presidency.'" 2. "My favorite is: 'It’s great how Trump has normalized men wearing makeup.'" 3. "I once asked a MAGA teacher which of her third graders she wanted to see deported." 4. "One person said she voted for Trump because she wanted to stop excessive government spending. I said, 'Like his $92 million parade.' They said they didn’t know anything about it. Convo silenced." 5. "I asked them if Trump would pass a background check to volunteer at their child’s school." 6. One user said, "My dad, 87, was commending Trump for getting 'gays and trans out of the military.'" Then, someone responded with this potential comeback: "So you want our army to be smaller if someone attacks us?" 7. "On numerous occasions, I’ve personally had Trump supporters tell me that 'Trump is your daddy' and I always ask them, 'Why hasn’t he paid child support?'" 8. "My 14-year-old daughter was near a 70-year-old Trump supporter who was talking about a trans person being in a church. She said, 'My mom taught me that if something in the room makes me uncomfortable, I should leave.'" 9. "I always ask where they get their news. They always answer with FOX only. Then I ask them if they have two right hands and two right feet? And how does that work for them?" "They always stare at me blankly and don’t know what to say. So I add, 'You know balance is a good thing for a reason.' At that point, they just STFU." 10. "My boomer boss always said, 'That’s Biden for you,' to EVERYTHING. Well, we had to stop ordering a few food items because of Trump's tariffs, and I said, 'That’s Trump for you!!' And he hasn’t said anything else since 😂" 11. "A lady in a Trump hat and a Love Your Neighbor shirt was sitting with her church group at a 4th of July parade. I marched with my left-leaning group, and she booed us. I walked up and said I LOVE YOUR SHIRT." 12. "When a woman says she voted for Trump, my very liberal white husband says, 'He likes me more than you.'" 13. "I asked my Trump humper father-in-law if he ever reads books anymore while in a heated argument about politics. He responded, 'Not anymore,' and I responded, 'Well, that is the problem, maybe you should.'" 14. “You cannot say that Biden did 'nothing' if Trump keeps repealing/undoing Biden-era legislation. So I say, 'For a president who supposedly did nothing, Trump is undoing a LOT of that 'nothing.'" 15. "I told a coworker, 'You don’t even praise your mother the way you praise him. How sad.' He hasn’t mentioned Trump to me since." 16. "When they talked about how Trump would save the economy, I would ask if they knew how many gold coins Judas sold Jesus out for." 17. "I told my Trump-obsessed coworker that Kamala did something bad (it was actually Trump), and he was like, 'This is why she couldn’t be president.' When I revealed it was actually Trump, he was silent." 18. "I had a co-worker who would rant on and on about what a great job Trump was doing. My other co-workers and I would roll our eyes. One night, she said, 'Oh, I wish people would just leave him alone and let him do his job,' to which I said, 'Like he left Obama alone about the birther story?' She turned red and shut up after that." 19. "Whenever I’m asked what my political affiliation is, I say, 'It’s personal. All I will say is that I’m not an angry, hateful person who wants to blame others for my unhappiness.' It’s funny how only one group of people gets offended by my response." 20. "My sister often used 'woke' as an insult. I finally told her I would rather be woke than in a coma. I have not heard that word from her again." 21. "When they tell me that universities are indoctrinating students to be liberal, I always respond with: 'How would you know? You never even went to college.' 🤭" 22. "So that guy with the concealer, lifts, and a girdle is your alpha male, huh?" 23. And finally: "'I'll pray for you' usually shuts them right up. They think the Right has a monopoly on 'proper' religious beliefs." Make a MAGA your friend, and when topic of something felontrump did, does, or will do comes up, ask, "Would Jesus do that?" Make THEM question him. You can look away from a painting, but you can't listen away from a symphony

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