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StarstruckIllusion

Lmao clearly it eats him up at night. Good. 

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Ronnie

He's 75 here…. Trumps age. And damn near Biden’s age. Clearly starting to deteriorate. Just another example of why those that are this old should not be elected as president. We need an age maximum just like we have an age minimum. The elderly should not be running this country.

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Concertaholic

The gift that just keeps on giving! He’s been giving out these “Bushisms” for years :sharon:

 

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Nathan
20 minutes ago, Ronnie said:

75…. Trumps age. And damn near Biden’s age. We should not be electing presidents that are elderly. We need an age cap just like we have an age minimum. 

He was 54 when he became president 

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12 minutes ago, Concertaholic said:

The gift that just keeps on giving! He’s been giving out these “Bushisms” for years :sharon:

 

i wish I could see the vid but it says the uploader has made it not available in my country :'( 

I kind of want a good laugh before bed 

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Ronnie
3 minutes ago, Nathan said:

He was 54 when he became president 

Okay? I was pointing out his mental state at 75 and how our recent Presidents are his current age. Too old and out of touch to be president. 

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Borisapillar

This made me so uncomfortable. I think he probably does feel unthinkable guilt. It’s so sad and so disturbing.

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weed

Disturbing. Billions upon billions spent and wasted, millions of deaths, enormous injustice, the torture i.e. Abu Ghraib.

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Guillaume Hamon

It was more about money than about justice as with nearly every war...

And countless lifes lost for it...

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Dennis
2 hours ago, weed said:

Disturbing. Billions upon billions spent and wasted, millions of deaths, enormous injustice, the torture i.e. Abu Ghraib.

At least the handful of people involved in Abu Ghraib were court martial-ed and sentenced to prison. Yet today, torture is happening in mass scale in Ukraine with no accountability for the russian soldiers and people don't seem to care that much.

We can't change the past, but we can change the present.

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He made the biggest mistake of his life, imagine waking up everyday being Bush, or Obama for that matter. Killing innocent people, to me is unimaginable. Imagine waking up as Clinton, all these people are weirdly praised but they are very very disturbing

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6 hours ago, Dennis said:

At least the handful of people involved in Abu Ghraib were court martial-ed and sentenced to prison. Yet today, torture is happening in mass scale in Ukraine with no accountability for the russian soldiers and people don't seem to care that much.

We can't change the past, but we can change the present.

That's because the war is still too intense to sentence and charge anyone. Hopefully when it is over the people who did the atrocities in Ukraine will be charged by the international court.

That said, please do not only limit what happened in Iraq to Abu Ghraib. The atrocities are countless. Some have been charged, others havnt. Yesterday I read about a 14 year old Iraqi girl who was gang violated by 4 US military men while her parents where in the other room being beaten to death by the military men. After that they shot and killed her mother and father and 4 year old sister and then they shot her multiple times and burned her body.

The US military is scum on earth and what they did in Iraq is beyond barbaric and goes beyond just Abu Ghrab sadly. 

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