POTUS: A Sharpie Is Always Needed

[French Rage]

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Ok, but to not know how divisive trump is? What a privileged life he leads. I know a lot of privileged white men who fully get how divisive trump is.

Yeah, I mean even if someone is a big Trump fan, they still know what the red hat means and that a lot of people dislike it. He knew what he was doing and now is trying to back out of it.

[Handyman]

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We wouldnt buy 20 year olds using that BS excuse I wont buy it from Eruzione either.

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Holy s**t.

I can only hope the leaders here are not bending over for Xi as badly.

This is why he's Kim Jong-Dunce

[French Rage]

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Oh Cooch: https://twitter.com/HomelandKen/stat...26318801338368

[Deutsche Gopher Fan]

Oh Cooch: https://twitter.com/HomelandKen/stat...26318801338368

Jesus. Well, here’s the consequences of purposely putting dunces into every position

[French Rage]

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Oh cmon this one can't be real: https://thehill.com/homenews/adminis...o-improve-diet

President Trump’s former doctor reportedly hid cauliflower in his mashed potatoes in an attempt to improve the president’s diet.

Former White House physician Ronny Jackson told The New York Times that he regretted leaving his position before he could implement the diet and exercise regimen planned for Trump.

“The exercise stuff never took off as much as I wanted it to,” he said. “But we were working on his diet. We were making the ice cream less accessible, we were putting cauliflower into the mashed potatoes.”

[Slap Shot]

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“You Will Never See Your Child Again”
The Persistent Psychological Effects of Family Separation

A new Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) investigation, based on psychological evaluations of asylum-seeking parents and children who were separated by the U.S. government in 2018, found pervasive symptoms and behaviors consistent with trauma; most met diagnostic criteria for at least one mental health condition, such as post-traumatic stress disorder, major depressive disorder, or generalized anxiety disorder consistent with, and likely linked to, the trauma of family separation.

PHR evaluated 17 adults and nine children who had been separated under the policy for an average of 60-69 days.

Due to targeted acts of violence in their home countries, all parents arrived at the U.S. border having already been exposed to trauma – most often as victims of gang activity – from death threats, physical assault, relatives killed, extortion, sexual assault, or robbery. All parents expressed fear that their child would be harmed or killed if they stayed in their home country. In almost all cases, their children had already faced severe harm before fleeing – gangs drugged, kidnapped, poisoned, and threatened children, including threats of death, violence, or kidnapping, if they or their parents did not comply with the gang’s demands. Parents were confident that the journey to the United States would result in protection for their children.

When they arrived in the United States, however, parents reported that immigration authorities forcibly removed children from their parents’ arms, removed parents while their children slept, or simply “disappeared” the children while their parents were in court rooms or receiving medical care. Almost all reported that immigration authorities failed to provide any explanation as to why they were being separated, where their family members were being sent, and if or how they would be reunited. In addition, the asylum narratives documented instances of four parents who were taunted and mocked by immigration authorities when asking for the whereabouts of their children. Half of the parents interviewed by PHR clinicians reported poor conditions at the detention facilities where they were held, and the children also reported being mistreated or living in poor conditions while detained and while in foster care.

PHR clinicians chronicled that nearly everyone interviewed exhibited symptoms and behaviors consistent with trauma and its effects: being confused and upset, constantly worried, crying a lot, having sleeping difficulties, not eating well, having nightmares, being preoccupied, having severely depressed moods, overwhelming symptoms of anxiety, and physiological manifestations of panic and despair (racing heart, shortness of breath, and headaches), feeling “pure agony” and hopelessness, feeling emotional and mental anguish, and being “incredibly despondent.” The evaluating clinicians noted that the children exhibited reactions that included regression in age-appropriate behaviors, crying, not eating, having nightmares and other sleeping difficulties, loss of developmental milestones, as well as clinging to parents and feeling scared following reunification with their parents.

The article is very long, detailed and well-researched so it's difficult to paraphrase with just a few paragraphs.

[rufus]

Jesus. Well, here’s the consequences of purposely putting dunces into every position

Not just that, but say we do get a widespread outbreak here in the US. Trump has told his advisors he doesn't want anyone talking about it. You see what happens when government workers and staff do things Trump doesn't like.

We could have a widespread pandemic here, and nobody from the government will be doing anything to help or inform the public, cause doing so will make Trump angry.

[Deutsche Gopher Fan]

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No, blue states like Minnesota and Washington will have excellent public health. Like Minnesota already released a statement yesterday.

We’ll be swarmed by idiotic sconnies and Iowans

[aparch]

“You Will Never See Your Child Again”
The Persistent Psychological Effects of Family Separation

The article is very long, detailed and well-researched so it's difficult to paraphrase with just a few paragraphs.

I posted a similar article a few days ago. Trump and Co is arguing that putting families back together is more traumatic than just finishing the state sponsored kidnapping they performed.

[aparch]

No, blue states like Minnesota and Washington will have excellent public health. Like Minnesota already released a statement yesterday.

We’ll be swarmed by idiotic sconnies and Iowans

I wouldn't call "stock your pantry with dry goods and non-perishables for when you can't get outside because of this outbreak," a good plan.

[ticapnews]

We’ll be swarmed by idiotic sconnies and Iowans

How is that different from any other day?

[Deutsche Gopher Fan]

I wouldn't call "stock your pantry with dry goods and non-perishables for when you can't get outside because of this outbreak," a good plan.

Staying inside and avoiding crowds will be a tactic encouraged by many. Shrug.

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“You Will Never See Your Child Again”
The Persistent Psychological Effects of Family Separation

The article is very long, detailed and well-researched so it's difficult to paraphrase with just a few paragraphs.

It's a d@mn shame that the next Dem POTUS won't be able to send everyone who directed the family separations and caging to the gallows, Nuremberg-style.

[bronconick]

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It's a d@mn shame that the next Dem POTUS won't be able to send everyone who directed the family separations and caging to the gallows, Nuremberg-style.

I'd allow for forcibly shipping Stephen Miller to Somalia.