"Actual delusion" is blaming someone for something that happened when there's zero causative link between them, as you've done.
Everything I listed genuinely did happen-- is not seriously disputed-- and has a credible link to Trump's actions.
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Everything I listed genuinely did happen-- is not seriously disputed-- and has a credible link to Trump's actions.
... and yet you go on to sort of imply that. I mean, by your reasoning, I guess FDR and Lincoln were truly appalling presidents - those wars that went down on their watch, eh?
Trump decided on a radical new direction in foreign policy - aggressive, nationalist - and this caused significant disturbance: trade wars, arguments with allies, etc. Trump's administration had some wins in this area, in the sense of getting some stuff done. However, did this get short-term benefits for long-term costs - countries that trust the USA less and reducing its influence? Plus the jury's out on whether a lot of them will have successful long-term outcomes. For instance, Trump's administration decided to decisively reimagine Middle East policy, particularly regarding Israel-Palestine and Iran. But to view the current conflict and catastrophe, hard questions have to be asked about whether it delivered improvements.
I don't think social discontent is just whether people pour out onto the streets for demonstrations and riots.
A right-wing family moved to Russia to escape 'LGBTQ, trans,' but now they're 'ready' to 'get out'
The patriarch of a right-wing Canadian family of 11 had had just about enough of gay people in his country. “We didn't feel safe for our children there in the future anymore,” father Arend Feenstra told Russian media. “There's a lot of left-wing...
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Ok, that one actually is funny.Sow. Reap. Other agricultural terms.A right-wing family moved to Russia to escape 'LGBTQ, trans,' but now they're 'ready' to 'get out'
The patriarch of a right-wing Canadian family of 11 had had just about enough of gay people in his country. “We didn't feel safe for our children there in the future anymore,” father Arend Feenstra told Russian media. “There's a lot of left-wing...www.dailykos.com
They couldn't have just moved to fucking Oklahoma? Jesus Christ!Sow. Reap. Other agricultural terms.A right-wing family moved to Russia to escape 'LGBTQ, trans,' but now they're 'ready' to 'get out'
The patriarch of a right-wing Canadian family of 11 had had just about enough of gay people in his country. “We didn't feel safe for our children there in the future anymore,” father Arend Feenstra told Russian media. “There's a lot of left-wing...www.dailykos.com
So much for "American pride", when it comes to people like them. I feel bad for the kids and that's all they're going to get. By the way, does no one do research on the place they're moving to? You think the parents would have done that.Sow. Reap. Other agricultural terms.A right-wing family moved to Russia to escape 'LGBTQ, trans,' but now they're 'ready' to 'get out'
The patriarch of a right-wing Canadian family of 11 had had just about enough of gay people in his country. “We didn't feel safe for our children there in the future anymore,” father Arend Feenstra told Russian media. “There's a lot of left-wing...www.dailykos.com
"I'm so sick of this woke nonsense! Let's move to where we're considered 'woke'!"Sow. Reap. Other agricultural terms.A right-wing family moved to Russia to escape 'LGBTQ, trans,' but now they're 'ready' to 'get out'
The patriarch of a right-wing Canadian family of 11 had had just about enough of gay people in his country. “We didn't feel safe for our children there in the future anymore,” father Arend Feenstra told Russian media. “There's a lot of left-wing...www.dailykos.com
You know that wasn't my point. The presence or absence of war doesn't necessarily determine the effect of a president, but that doesn't mean you get to just say whatever you feel like and it's true. You need a reason to declare him destabilizing, and it just isn't there. By the measures of international peace, Trump's presidency rivaled that of Jimmy Carter.
Sounds to me like short-term benefits for long-term benefits. Too much trust is complacency, the world could do better for themselves than just following American influence, and the US itself is incentivized to be a better nation when others don't automatically follow.
It's not the only measure, but it certainly is one.
Some of what you listed is bold interpretation of events, most of what you listed isn't destabilizing.
As I recall, Rittenhouse's name was revealed by... Rittenhouse when he did an interview with the Daily Caller.
He seemed to be awfully proud of his name being out there until the checks stopped rolling in
Go hide at your cousin or your sister's place you cowardly biatch.
He's still facing that lawsuit too. It's funny how people who claimed to be "with him all the way!" abandoned him, because he tried sucking up to BLM (Proud Boys, Neo-Nazis, KKK, etc.), or because they would look bad sticking up for him when legal consequences finally came knocking (the police).
The parents then went on to publicly criticize Russia despite their precarious position, so you know, not the brightest tools in the shed.
Then one may not be too dumb to live. That, or some very friendly Russian officials contacted them to set the record straight. Possibly both.
Go on, then-- which weren't destabilising? The trade wars? The betrayal and massacre of the Kurds?
You can't be referring to the Taliban taking Afghanistan, because you yourself cited that as a reason to blame Biden, even though it was arranged by Trump.
The trade wars weren't destabilizing. Your interpretation of Afghanistan is bold. I didn't blame Biden.
Lol OK. That's not 'most' of what I said, of course-- what else? Were the assassinations, drone strikes, and chaotic withdrawals not destabilising either?
Hmm, you didn't explicitly, because that would have required substantiation. What you did instead was list it among various other things that happened during Biden's tenure... as evidence for why his tenure was destabilising. Essentially the same, but with an extra step to allow for quibbling.
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