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The grandeur of 'YangGang'

Feb 3rd, 2020
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  2. han--
  3. YangGang! Get that 1k tonight Iowa
  4. Sooner
  5. yet he's been one to advance denying it
  6. infspire
  7. han--: Yang stated he would pardon Trump.
  8. infspire
  9. How do you feel about that?
  10. infspire
  11. I consider it instantly disqualifying.
  12. han--
  13. he said he might and did you read his reasoning?
  14. 13:33 Sooner
  15. my question is: why does experience in the relevant field or profession matter in every facet of life except political office?
  16. han--
  17. “If you look at history around the world, it's a very, very nasty pattern that developing countries have fallen into, where a new president ends up throwing the president before them in jail,” Yang said on ABC’s “This Week.”
  18. han--
  19. “That pattern unfortunately makes it very hard for any party to govern sustainably moving forward with a sense of unity among their people,” he continued. “And so to me, America should try to avoid that pattern if at all possible.”
  20. infspire
  21. I did read his reasoning.
  22. infspire
  23. I thought it was terrible.
  24. Sooner
  25. the extreme lack of experience and qualification is what people wanted and we get trump
  26. infspire
  27. han--: In the United States, how many American presidents have we thrown in jail?
  28. infspire
  29. It's exactly zero, right.
  30. han--
  31. lack of experience mixed with extremely poor judgement is a bad combo
  32. infspire
  33. And so the US has no problem whatsoever -- from the actual data -- of over-punishing its politicians.
  34. infspire
  35. Do you agree?
  36. Sooner
  37. I mean, hell, I'd want a dog walker I hired to have at least walked a dog sometime in their life!
  38. han--
  39. right but he doesn't want that pattern to begin infspire
  40. infspire
  41. Noam Chomsky argued in 1990 that all post-war presidents would be executed if the Nuremberg Laws were applied to them.
  42. infspire
  43. han--: Would you agree our system is extremely biased towards not holding politicians for their crimes?
  44. Sooner
  45. yet we want a president who has never served in public office?
  46. infspire
  47. That is, the exact opposite of the fear Yang expressed in his sentiment.
  48. infspire
  49. Trump, for example, should obviously have already been indicted by federal court during his presidency.
  50. infspire
  51. That's not remotely a close call.
  52. infspire
  53. And he wasn't, because he's not being held accountable.
  54. Sooner
  55. the Senate is not a real jury
  56. infspire
  57. So, I agree there is one pattern in the world in some countries of over-punishing their former politicians -- true.
  58. Sooner
  59. and House impeachment is not a real indictment
  60. infspire
  61. There is another pattern of politicians absolutely getting away with every fucking thing under the Sun.
  62. infspire
  63. Which is where we're at.
  64. infspire
  65. In that context, to be concerned with excessive punishment of an obviously guilty president who has committed treason is 100% indefensible.
  66. infspire
  67. And it shows Yang is not up to taking the stances necessary to defend this nation's values.
  68. infspire
  69. In 2020, when Yang made that comment, American democracy has essentially collapsed, there's absolutely no rule of law for our top leaders, and we arguably have a monarch.
  70. infspire
  71. So says historian Jon Meacham.
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  73. To do what Obama did and just move the fuck on is incredibly damaging.
  74. infspire
  75. And is part of the reason why we got Trump.
  76. Sooner
  77. the absolute only thing to hold trump accountable would be the justice system (once Barr is gone)
  78. infspire
  79. A lot of the people attacking our country's values in the Trump administration should have been held accountable in the Obama administration.
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  81. But he literally gave a fucking pass on torturers because "they were under tremendous pressure".
  82. Sooner
  83. Manchin says he believes there is bipartisan support for censure of the president’s actions. “His behavior would not go unchecked by the Senate”
  84. Sooner
  85. bullshit Joe
  86. infspire
  87. That reasoning is used absolutely nowhere in a just society.
  88. Sooner
  89. Manchin
  90. infspire
  91. Trump will dramatically amplify his attacks on our country at this point.
  92. Sooner
  93. Manchin: "a bipartisan majority of this body would vote to censure"
  94. Sooner
  95. GOP senators have been rejecting this idea today.
  96. Sooner
  97. how many times can this asshat have it so wrong?
  98. Sooner
  99. censure? so he may vote to acquit thinking they'll vote on censure?
  100. Sooner
  101. god he's pathetic
  102. Sooner
  103. yeah Joe, we'll see that vote, sure
  104. infspire
  105. Manchin is a fuck up.
  106. Sooner
  107. all lies
  108. Sooner
  109. BLoomberg never asked for a damn box
  110. Sooner
  111. but that doesn't matter if trump goes around saying it
  112. Sooner
  113. Bloomberg won't be the nominee, but I hope he donates all that money to who is
  114. Sooner
  115. at this point I seriously doubt trump can live in NYC again
  116. Sooner
  117. and yes I'm talking about next January
  118. han--
  119. Rush Limbaugh just added an asterisk to the phrase "Fuck Cancer"
  120. Sooner
  121. like I said, good for him that he could afford the best health insurance
  122. Sooner
  123. it'd be great if everyone could
  124. Sooner
  125. yet he and people on that side have tried like hell to deny it
  126. infspire
  127. I look forward to Rush Limbaugh's death.
  128. infspire
  129. He is a bad person whose chief activity as a human for the last three decades has been to hurt millions of people.
  130. infspire
  131. Imaging that 'decency' requires you ignore that fact is an incredible form of gaslighting.
  132. infspire
  133. Right now there are thousands of people in detention facilities who are suffering more than Limbaugh.
  134. Sooner
  135. what I'm saying is the benefit he enjoys to have the best health care, he's fought like hell to deny others who can't afford it get access
  136. infspire
  137. Imagining*
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  139. Sooner: Of course that is true, as he is a bad person.
  140. infspire
  141. If the world looked like how he wanted it, not only would they not hope for speedy recoveries for their enemies, but they'd actively kill them.
  142. infspire
  143. It is not decent to wish such a person well.
  144. infspire
  145. "Well, this person is a guard at Auschwitz and has murdered a few dozen people this week, but I want to be decent, so get well soon, Nazi"
  146. Sooner
  147. Joe Manchin says he remains "undecided" on whether he will vote to acquit
  148. Sooner
  149. yeah, the gop senators won't go for a censure vote either
  150. Sooner
  151. fool's errand
  152. Sooner
  153. censure does nothing but just puts a label that he was censures...which they won't allow
  154. Sooner
  155. censured*
  156. han--
  157. if the dems trade something for censure...
  158. Sooner
  159. this is going nowhere
  160. han--
  161. pass the gop budget for a censure!
  162. Sooner
  163. uh no
  164. Sooner
  165. the son of a bitch should be convicted and removed
  166. han--
  167. he should be, but...
  168. Sooner
  169. but they won't
  170. infspire
  171. han--: Did I convince you with my argument?
  172. infspire
  173. You stopped responding.
  174. infspire
  175. Why don't we ever deserve a politician who says, "I'm gonna hold those sons of bitches accountable for every crime they did."
  176. infspire
  177. Warren has gone in that direction.
  178. Sooner
  179. lol if they shoot down witnesses....no way in hell they'll allow a censure vote
  180. infspire
  181. If politicians start going to jail, han--, future politicians will be less likely to engage in criminal behavior.
  182. Sooner
  183. well some have gone to jail, even lately
  184. han--
  185. nah you just type too much
  186. han--
  187. YangGang is coming for you
  188. han--
  189. 1k/month defeats all rational arguments
  190. Sooner
  191. Ford pardoned Nixon, and Ford never won an election for president
  192. 13:58 han--
  193. im going to take a 3 month sabattical and sell cars temporarily once everyone gets their 1k
  194. infspire
  195. han--: I put you on ignore, as you just revealed yourself to be pretty dumb.
  196. infspire
  197. Typing "YangGang" when a substantive view of your candidate is challenged with an extremely cogent argument reveals the entire movement is empty.
  198. infspire
  199. I mean, how dumb do you have to be to be attracted to a candidate because they're a rhyme phrase involved.
  200. infspire
  201. That's like literally 3-year old behavior.
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