Trump blaming his assassination attempts on Biden and Harris is rich, coming from him.

@emiliya

@emiliya No, his many failed policies and lies make him wrong.
There's no need. Telling the truth about him is damaging enough.
So does he.
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"Waaaah! They're quoting Donald Trump! Waaaah!"
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Go look up the definition of a slur before you embarrass yourself further.

@Fukfacewillie So what does this meme have to do with anything she said?

@Adrift

@LordShadowfire When has the media told the truth?

Explain to me how you think “slur” is defined? Can you tell me which policies you have in mind? If policies are the issue, they should spend more time talking about them.

@emiliya When there is LITERAL VIDEO FOOTAGE of the things he has said!
Not as accurate descriptors. He actually is a convicted felon, as well as a ꭈасіѕt AND a rаpіѕt, and there's evidence for all three.

A slur would be a derogatory term invented as a descriptor of a racial, religious, or other group. You want me to provide examples?

@LordShadowfire Why do you need to keep telling us he is a “convicted felon”, “rapist”, and “racist”? Is there a reason the media and the Democrats have to so frequently tell us this? It is one thing to say it once, but saying it time and time again is propaganda. Propaganda influences the public; it can determine the candidate they vote for. The constant use of these slurs, true or not, is intended to stop Trump from becoming president.

Were you there when the alleged rapes occurred? We should be careful when the women involved are adults who could be motivated by money or have a vendetta. The rape allegations have not affected my perception of Trump.

I do not see him being racist. Can you tell me when he has been? He says he wants to stop migrants, but he hasn't mentioned any races. He may be a convicted felon. What is this supposed to mean? Other Americans are convicted felons. Would you despise Kamala if she were a convicted felon? She is a woman from a minority background; she could use it as part of her story. She was wealthy and had privilege, but what does it matter? It would be less important to you if she were a convicted criminal. You are all about playing games and scoring points.

@emiliya

@emiliya these are based on his own public statements, which he has since repeated and doubled down on.

@emiliya Because it's not sinking into your thick skull all the things he's done.
Wrong. We have to say it time and again because you don't listen.
No. You know who was? A woman who, when she was 13, was stuck on Epstein's Island. She filed a lawsuit at the age of 30, and Trump had his cult followers threaten to blow up her attorney's office if she didn't withdraw the claim. This is all a matter of public record.
Well, you'd have to be paying attention to see it. The most recent example was when he lied about Haitian immigrants eating dogs and cats in order to incite a race war.
It means he committed crimes, specifically to do with his campaign. He cheated. We caught him.
If her felony had to do with her unfairly cheating to win the election, yes. Do you see how that works? Probably not.
No, I'm trying to get the truth to sink in. But I'm starting to realize it's a losing battle, because it's got a very long way to sink through your thick skull.
I'm rubber, you're glue, bitсһ.
Argue with the dictionary, because I'm done with your stuріԁ аss.
Source: https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/definition/english/slur_2

@LordShadowfire The woman you mention dropped her lawsuit against Trump. There is no evidence that she was abused by Epstein or that she went to his island. It was a fantasy. Do you want to talk about that? Is shadowfire going to show me what he's got?

That is a nice source. Did you check the part where it says: “an unfair remark about somebody/something that may damage other people’s opinion of them”?

@emiliya She dropped her lawsuit because of threats of violence against her person and a bomb threat against her attorney. I know for a fact you're not ignoring that bit. Just like I know you're not ignoring the fact that I schooled you on the definition of the word slur.

But it doesn't matter. He was already found liable for sexually abusing someone else. E. Jean Carroll.

@emiliya But that being said, even if I did provide you actual links to the articles about all this stuff, you'd find another way to deny it and continue to defend your bloated orange master. Wouldn't you? Be honest.

@emiliya he has been convicted on 34 felony counts, so he is indeed a convicted felon.

@RockerDad The “convicted felon” slur is intended to make him less appealing to Americans. You think that maligning his character at every opportunity will stop him from winning.

Let us imagine you know a convicted felon. He could be a man you work with. You don't like him. When you talk about him to the new employee, would you say “this is John, the convicted felon?” and when in a room full of people say “has anyone seen John, the convicted felon?”

Saying it over and over again is not speaking a truth; it is repeating a slur to an audience.

@emiliya Since you are Russian, you might not get the nuances of some of the words you use. Here's the definition of "slur."


There is no component of insinuation or allegation when applying the phrase "convicted felon" to Trump. He was found guilty in a court of law. Evidence and arguments were heard by a jury of 12, and they unanimously convicted him of 34 felony counts of falsifying business documents.

No insinuation here. No allegation. Simply facts determined in a court of law by a jury. Hence, the word "slur" is inapplicable.

@RockerDad
So what... everybody knows that whole thing was a political sham..

@emiliya but he is not a co-worker. He is trying to become the leader of free world. Big difference.

@RockerDad The free world? We aren't in the Cold War anymore.

Why are you trying to lead other countries?

Was the free world ever free? Is there such a thing? You used this term when you began to “fight” terror too. It is a lie.

You can't deny that these slurs are used to stop Trump from becoming president. What other reason is there to keep repeating them?

@emiliya (1) Calling Trump a convicted felon is NOT a slur. It is a statement of judicially ascertained fact. As stated above, a slur is an insinuation or allegation. Facts cannot be slurs.

It's true, Russia's Iron Curtain shattered years ago and Putin has been unable to reassemble it. Would you prefer the term NATO?

For mutual self protection against international bullies. Need I name names??

@ElwoodBlues Of course slurs can be facts. I have been called slurs that are true.

What you call “judicially ascertained fact” does not have to be accepted by everyone. A jury can be wrong in their verdict, or you can choose to reject their verdict. They are only human, after all.

US is able to assemble what it wants across the world. Would you be saying that it is wrong for Russia to have similar goals? How do you know this is what Putin wants to do?

I want to know why you think you need “self-protection”, and whom you are trying to mutually protect. Russia is not out to get you, and the Islamic Middle East isn't out to get you. You are under the thumb of Israel, and are out to get other countries.

@emiliya If it's true, then it's not a slur. How is that a difficult concept? Here, let me show you that definition again.
In fact, from now on, whenever you lie about the definition of a word, that's all I'm going to do. I'm going to let you argue with the dictionary.

@LordShadowfire Your source also says that a slur can be a “remark about somebody or something that may damage other people’s opinion of them.” Why aren't you following?

“If it's true, then it's not a slur. How is that a difficult concept?”

Your definition has nothing to do with what Elwood has said. Did you say that a slur cannot be true? No.

What is truth to you?