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President Trump Postlaunch Remarks (NHQ202005300037)

by SpeakTruth

7 November 2024 13 hrs

America Chooses A Crook For President

A majority of Americans have chosen Donald Trump, a known liar and convicted criminal to be their president. In a two candidate race they have chosen a ridiculous scumbag over having a capable woman to lead their nation. Make no mistake, America chooses a crook for President. What this tells the world is that the laws of the land and morality do not matter to most Americans. In the wake of all the crap that Trump spews forth daily and its divisive consequences more Americans have chosen this rather than a fresh start. This is a warning to the world about where the United States is heading and fast.

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by SpeakTruth

3 November 2024 4 dys

Why So Dumb If Some So Smart?

Humanity Is regularly celebrated for its technology, which has lifted us above all other animals. Curing diseases, motorised vehicles, supermarkets, splitting the atom, computers, mobile phones, and even space rockets. These are but a few of the amazing inventions created by humans. How come then masses of us think and act so stupidly? Why so dumb if some so smart? Has it always been the case that the majority of us are low intel creatures and only a minority are much smarter? The experts tell us that it is our ability to share information which has set us apart on the intelligence scale from the other species of animals on the planet.

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by SpeakTruth

1 November 2024 6 dys

The Demonising Of Youth Crime

Australians like to pick on the powerless. Older Australians in particular exemplify this trait in the demonising of youth crime. Let’s get one thing straight, the political and societal campaigns against this apparent scourge are not about changing things but about punishment and revenge. The vast majority of us have never been personally affected by youth crime but take up the cudgel anyway out of spite or some such motivation. Those who vote for tougher penalties are not interested in solving what lies at the core of criminality but rather in gaining satisfaction from punishing perpetrators. Youth crime is a trope. Children, as a group, are generally powerless to combat such societal moves, as they aren’t organised and have no social voice.

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Midas Word @midasword ·

6 Nov

The last 8 years have seen a celebrity TV star ascend to the highest office in the land. Donald Trump has defined the United States for better or worse during this period.

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Midas Word @midasword ·

3 Nov

Are lives, lacking meaning outside of our relationships and families, akin to the hole in the doughnut? Can we be smart individuals if we just push paper around and stare at screens all day at work?

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Midas Word @midasword ·

2 Nov

How can a country calling itself a democracy take away the fundamental right of a woman to choose?

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1 Nov

In the recent Queensland state election, we saw billboards emblazoned with the smiling smarmy faces of LNP candidates and the slogan – “Adult Crime, Adult Time,”

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Episode 12: The Politics of Grievance - Robert Sudha Hamilton's Podcast

America is the great democratic experiment. Although, this is getting on for some 250 years now. This nation is in the grip of the politics of grievance. Partisan politics in America is more about hating the other side than particularly loving the side you are voting for. Americans have been encouraged to focus their attention upon their grievances via decades of negative campaigning and attack ads. Demonizing ‘the other’ is the favoured political pastime in the 21C. Identity politics and social values are the main game these days. Economic issues are now seen through this ideological filter.Murdoch, Fox & Stirring Grievance In AmericaRupert Murdoch and his Fox News are merchants of toxic polarization. This network is spewing out lies and fake news 24/7. Every presentation is top heavy in anti-woke content and a right wing bias. Regular viewers are sucked into a spin cycle of libertarian anti-government GOP grievance stoking. Old white men upset at their changing worlds, where heaven forbid minorities are now getting a say. OMG the sky is going to fall in. In this partisan realm complaints about there being too many coloured faces on TV and LGBTQIA folk making too much noise are legion. Uppity women talking about sexual harassment and such like make their viewer’s blood boil – which is the whole idea for Fox. Getting their audience riled up keeps eyeballs on them and advertising rates going up for their revenue.Popularizing Poisonous Issues For Political GainThe politics of grievance is all about popularizing these causes for the benefit of candidates and the party. The party promoting these grievances doesn’t need positive policies. They just bang on about how the other side is to blame for the problem.

In making the Pacific Championship final, Tonga have arrived at the final frontier 7 November 2024
Tonga head into Sunday's Pacific Championship final against Australia with the chance of securing their first major international silverware as they arrive at the last frontier of Test football.
Nick Campton
'I don't believe I've been cautioning anyone': RBA governor backs Albanese government's spending approach 7 November 2024
RBA governor Michele Bullock says she didn't 'caution' the government about its spending, and its attitude on spending is 'the right one.'
Gareth Hutchens
Donald Trump says he could end the Ukraine war 'in 24 hours', but Russia disagrees 7 November 2024
Donald Trump's election victory could reshape the trajectory of Russia's war in Ukraine, analysts say, while also making Europe's domestic defence spending more difficult and the handling of the Middle East war more complicated.
Patrick Martin
Administrators appointed to take over Nicheliving construction division 7 November 2024
Troubled Perth home builder Nicheliving enters administration, almost a month after it struck a deal with the state government which stripped the company of its building registration.
Grace Burmas and Alicia Hanson
Melbourne man who murdered wife then sent daughter to find her body jailed for 24 years 7 November 2024
Joe Lo Bianco is jailed for 24 years over the murder of his wife Kaliopi Roumeliotis at their Northcote home in 2022. The court heard he initially tried to stage his wife's death as an accident before admitting to the crime.
Germany faces snap election following collapse of ruling coalition 7 November 2024
The decision to sack Christian Lindner has thrown Europe's largest economy into political disorder and could have larger ramifications around the continent.
Canberra man accused of supplying heroin to woman who later died faces drug trafficking charges 7 November 2024
Canberra man Justin James, accused of supplying heroin to a 23-year-old woman who later died, is denied bail for three charges of drug trafficking and one of illegal weapon possession.
Elizabeth Byrne
Gisele Pelicot wears First Nations scarf sent by Australian supporters in court 7 November 2024
An Australian advocacy group for older women's rights says they sent Gisele Pelicot the silk scarf as a marker of solidarity as she attends the trial of 51 men accused of raping her.
Esther Linder
'It all turned to custard': AJ Brimson cleared after investigation into Melbourne Cup betting post 7 November 2024
Titans star AJ Brimson is cleared after the NRL integrity unit probed a social media post regarding a win of over $10,000 on this year's Melbourne Cup.
Trump has won the US election but isn't president yet. Here's when that'll happen 7 November 2024
Donald Trump will return to the White House officially on January 20, 2025 on Inauguration day.
Hanan Dervisevic
Trump's victory complicates his criminal cases, but he's still on the hook for $500m in civil matters 7 November 2024
Donald Trump was facing a raft of legal battles before he was elected US president for a second time. Here's where each case stands and what his victory will likely mean for them.
Lucia Stein and Rebecca Armitage
Live: Teenager in custody after fatal crash involving allegedly stolen car north of Brisbane 7 November 2024
Police say a 69-year-old woman died in the crash involving an allegedly stolen car in Murrumba Downs.
Two women dead and a third in hospital after apparent hit-and-run in Darwin 7 November 2024
Two women have been killed and another is in hospital after an apparent hit-and-run in Darwin's northern suburbs overnight.
Annabel Bowles
'I just ran': Hillcrest jumping castle staff tell court of moment inflatable became airborne on deadly day 7 November 2024
A worker who helped peg down the jumping castle at a Tasmanian primary school on the day six students died says he only became aware something was wrong when he looked up and saw it was already in the air.
Sandy Powell
Andrew Barr announces new cabinet and overhaul of ACT public service 7 November 2024
Andrew Barr unveils the new ACT Legislative Assembly cabinet and promises an overhaul of the public service to improve government services.
Peter Jean
Wafia took text messages from her abusive ex and turned them into a hit single 7 November 2024
Anyone who's listened beyond the poppy sounds of Wafia's music will know she's been singing about abusive relationships for years. But she's done being even remotely vague about it.
Yasmin Jeffery
Two Wheatbelt farming towns are dealing with the challenge of getting children to school 7 November 2024
The Kondinin community celebrates the promised return of its school bus service, but at least one other community in the Midwest is fighting to keep theirs going next year.
Chloe Henville
West Indies fast bowler storms off field following heated exchange with captain 7 November 2024
After bowling the first ball of the over, played to point by England batter Jordan Cox, Joseph was again animated with his captain.
Michael Doyle
Man who killed two women in 24 hours to be jailed for at least seven years, then deported 7 November 2024
Justice Stephen Kaye described the killings of two "defenceless" sex workers in Melbourne as "without any justification at all".
Kristian Silva
Anthony Albanese has spoken with US president-elect Donald Trump 7 November 2024
The prime minister said the pair spoke about the importance of the Australian-US alliance, AUKUS, trade and investment in a statement posted to social media.
Jacob Greber