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  Did she also have to watch the anti-union propaganda video as part of her training? I had to watch that one \~20 years ago.
context: He wrote off the Stormy payment. Trump really does not care >
  
  He doesn't care because he knows there are no consequences.  He knows he is above the law and that is why he acts the way he does. >
  
  He’s been doing this shit on his taxes for probably a long time. The tax code is like 75,000 pages long, that’s a lotta hoops you can jump through. I’m not a trump fan, but if they want people like him to pay taxes there is definitely a way, but they won’t do it because they’re all benefiting from the same shit he is. >
  
  Yeah, fucking restart the tax code.  Progressive tax bracket, no exemptions, tax summary comes from the government annually and citizens can challenge if they do decide. >
  
  Can I vote for you? >
  
  No, because I have biPolar and we all have seen what can happen when someone with power goes manic. >
  
  What's the worst you're capable of? You clearly have some brains and empathy. Unless you think you're likely to nuke New Zealand because of those damned hobbits, could it be worse than the scraps we currently have on the table? 
  President fardough 2024 >
  
  I did become a cult leader during a manic episode before I was diagnosed, just saying.
  I would be more worried about trying to imprison all billionaires until they relinquish 90% of their net worth to balance income inequality.  Manic me would be a tyrant if it ever happened while I had power. >
  
  
  
  Last president has a creepy cult, maybe you can make cults cool again
  
  
  Imprisoning billionaires seems like a net positive. The only people complaining are the ones who actively put us in these situations. 
  
  
  I mean, you clearly feel like you aren't right for the job, which probably means you're way more qualified than a majority of the dipshits that run trying to empower themselves. >
  
  Lol, I do agree we should be putting those in power who do not want power, but draw the line at someone who literally can become a maniac.
  In mania, you feel like a god, you feel you have been granted some supreme wisdom and power, you think at crazy speed, don’t need sleep, things seems so clear and profoundly simple.  Anything seems possible.  Again, anything seems possible.
  May decide to try to cure cancer, or maybe see a way to decrease the global population, or maybe decide to try to eliminate a people.
  I don’t feel we are monsters but we have them inside of us, and unmedicated & untreated it is a roll of the dice what the next manic episode will be focused on.  Scary part is we can be lost for months, focused on something our minds get fixated on and just pursue it till we hit a wall. Come out of it thousands in debt, started a successful company, or a cult.
  The real f’d part my friend is you remember it all, the feeling, the shame, the guilt, and you were truly only along for the ride.
  I pity people like Elon/Kanye even though it is their fault for not seeking treatment when they bounce out. >
  
  I'm so glad I paid over 36k worth in taxes while billionaires get refunds and minuscule payments.
  I don't mind paying even more if I could be guaranteed that it's going to help out anyone who's genuinely struggling.  But it's probably going to go to some corporate welfare. >
  
  Right?
  It's kind of like how we have a "healthcare market", but we're just subsidizing people to rip us off. 
  Hell, it's also like how the USDA buys produce and destroys it to keep prices high "for farmers".  We literally subsidize waste, greed and nothing else in this shithole country. >
  
  Privatized profits, socialized losses. Any company that has full time workers on food stamps is a welfare queen. >
  
  About 7-8 years ago, my niece got a job at wal mart. Part of her initial training included how to apply for Medicaid and food stamps.