Did the Slobfather endanger the lives of the Obama family?

[malaise]

This needs to be answered by security and law enforcement officials in the highest offices.
Enough of this effin racist terrorism.

[mnmoderatedem]

1. yes he did. But like everything else he does, it will not matter

there is no standard he needs to live up to. Ever. The list of examples supporting that statement are endless.

[Rhiannon12866]

2. Sure sounds like it to me!

J6 Participant Arrested With Weapons Near Obama's Home - Raw News And Politics
https://www.democraticunderground.com/1017841442

January 6 participant, Taylor Taranto was arrested near the home of former president, Barack Obama, with weapons and explosives materials. - 06/30/2023.

[malaise]

4. If Obama had done this to the Slobfather's family

no two term presidency would have saved him from being detained already.

[Rhiannon12866]

5. I know! Or if it had been anybody else in the universe!

In that particular video, she explains that the perp with the explosives got the Obamas' address from TFG's posts (or however he does it) on his "Truth Social" site.

[gab13by13]

3. He does it all of the time

just like a mob boss.

When he recently said that Fani Willis will be dropping her prosecution against him, he was warning her to drop it. It's not going to work with Fani,

He constantly threatens Jack Smith and his family.

It has been pointed out that he is keeping Walt Nauta right by his side every minute of the day. Just imagine what Trump is saying to Nauta every day.

[malaise]

6. I can't wait for this to end

Seriously!

[allegorical oracle]

7. Yep. Someone, somehow, must legally stop djt's malevolence. His pathology is a clear and present

danger to not only our country but to (many) specific individuals and their families.

[AllaN01Bear]

17. my thoughts too also. hear hear.

[Aviation Pro]

11. So, Waltine is being held hostage

Time for the FBI’s Hostage Rescue Team (HRT) to swoop in.

[gab13by13]

14. Yeah but,

the judge ruled that Waltine can still be Trump's valet, they just aren't allowed to talk about the case. Riight!

[Vinca]

8. It sure sounds like it.

[kentuck]

9. About a week ago, Obama made a comment in an interview...

That "no one is above the law".

I guess this is the way Trump gets even?

[Rhiannon12866]

10. And we've often speculated that the reason he ran in the first place was because Obama joked about him

At the Correspondent's Dinner he inexplicably attended. I still remember the camera showing him and his scowl...

[bottomofthehill]

18. He ran because he thought he could make money off of it.

He won because people fell for the act.

[Rhiannon12866]

19. I couldn't agree more!

And that's what I have always believed, he didn't want the job - and once he had it, he barely did it. The point of the venture for him was the campaign contributions. All of his previous business attempts failed miserably - casinos, Trump steaks, Trump vodka and the infamous Trump university - but this worked so well for him that he kept holding rallies while in office and still is. He has no interest in the job again - unless he believes it'll keep him out of prison, and it gave him a much stronger platform to continue his grifting.

[bottomofthehill]

21. He was the dog that caught the car.

Not a clue of what to do with it in the beginning as far as running the country, but immediately began to monetize the office starting with the inauguration. It was both sick and sad to watch.

[Rhiannon12866]

23. I really don't get it.

Of all the people to have possibly developed a "following..." And we saw what kind of people they are on January 6th.

[wnylib]

38. I've always been skeptical of the idea that

Trump only ran in 2016 for the publicity and the grift. Or that he never wanted the job.

As a fellow NYer, do you remember when Trump wanted to run for governor of NY in 2014? He required that the state Republican Party make him their candidate without having a primary. They refused and he dropped his plan to run. Then he turned to running for president.


I think that both times he wanted a position of political power in order to benefit himself. NY governor was supposed to be a step before the presidency. He loves power and control over others. What could be more powerful that POTUS?

[malaise]

27. Slobby really believes he is intellectually superior to

Barack Obama. That alone should tell everyone that Slobby is crazy on steroids.

[H2O Man]

30. This is one area

where I do not completely agree with you. He tries to convince himself that he is, but on another level, he recognizes that he isn't. This is upsetting to him, because he is convinced that non-white people are inferior to white people. More, the defendent's favorite tactic is to insult people publicly -- Jeb Bush, for example, or "nasty" women -- and he has never gotten over Obama roasting him at the correspondents dinner. He holds grudges tightly.

[malaise]

31. Profound

He actually knows that Obama is his superior so he projects.

[H2O Man]

32. That's it!

The defendent is the most extreme example of distinct levels of consciousness that I've seen. And there is leakage between levels ..... hence, his intense attempt to "prove" that Obama had not earned the degrees he most certainly had. I'll also point out that the defendent has an awareness of President Obama's uncanny skills in public speaking. Now, individuals like the defendent and Hitler could arouse a crowd by appealing to fear, hatred, and blaming others for their low level of being. (Hence, this OP/thread serves as a perfect example.) Yet others like President Obama, JFK, and MLK could appeal to a crowd's intellect, logic, and better potential.

The defendent wants people to worship him. If he could accomplish that which Obama did by appealing to human nature's better side, he would. But he knows he lacks that capacity -- exactly in the way that my dog lacks the ability to sit down and write a novel. For we know that dogs can only eat a child's homework, not write it up for them.

[malaise]

34. This should be an OP on its own

You've nailed his thinking

[H2O Man]

35. I've had to detach

while watching the defendent. I try not to hate, and think (hope?) I've made progress ..... but I found myself having physical responses to the defendent.So I've come to watch him with what Jim Morrison described as "ironic detachment" ..... knowing that millions of people love their projection of who he is, mistaking this as successful ...... while in fact there is no more stark example of a failed human being in America today. One could search the social gutters and prisons across the land, and find not one more pathetic example of a wasted life than that man. And, hopefully, there will soon come a time when one could find him in a prison.

[malaise]

37. You are somright

It is hard not to hate that monster

[malaise]

16. Slobby is above all criticism

Only he can attack or threaten his perceived enemies

[Rhiannon12866]

20. And he still harbors a resentment because Obama joked about him at the Correspondents' Dinner...

[malaise]

22. and won two terms

😀😀😀😀

[Hotler]

12. Walking free he gets to do whatever he wants. nt

[marble falls]

13. He sure has. Constant hammering of "illegal" things he says Barrack Obama has gotten away with...

.., was bound to inspire some nut case to go and "get even". And it did.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

15. Why is that animated pile of rotten cat shit not in jail?

[allegorical oracle]

24. For that matter, why isn't Sleazy McBannon locked up? nt

[PufPuf23]

25. If the USA was a healthy nation, Trump would be locked in a padded cell

as a public hazard.

The USA is not a healthy nation.

Our institutions are compromised.

[Brother Buzz]

26. The orange anus did more than dox Obama, he threw out a dog whistle

Open season, my manipulatable idiots!

[malaise]

28. THIS

Looking for more indictments next week.
He has to be locked up. This has to be stopped.

[H2O Man]

29. Recommended.

Yes, of course. The defendent blames President Obama and SoS Clinton for his current legal problems. He is incapable of taking personal responsibility, a feature that deepens as the pressure increases.

[spanone]

33. 👍🏼...K&R...👍🏼

[LetMyPeopleVote]

36. Yes