ick. Just tried watching "Get Me Roger Stone" and

[pnwest]

didn't last past 9 minutes....ick ick ick. It's so awful to see the cravenness with which they gleefully exploit the "non-sophisticate" middle-income, middle-education American majority. There's no principles left in governing.

9 minutes in - I've lost all hope. Utterly soul-less meat-creatures parading as human.

It's too depressing to watch. He's a seriously twisted fuck, and has unfortunately wielded huge influence over how politics works today.

ick. just ick.

[sharp_stick]

1. I can't watch that microcephalic

prick without generating a massive rage. He can't die soon enough or in a horrible enough way.

[canetoad]

2. Couple days ago

Followed a link from here to a video of Stone, looking like a drug-crazed loon, saying that the plot is to remove trump by saying he's got alzheimer's. Couldn't watch more than a minute.

[SonofDonald]

3. It's on my netflix list.

But everytime I go to watch it I get this unclean sensation, I still haven't seen it because of that.

As you say (sorta) there are some things you can't unsee.

[pnwest]

4. yeah, kinda need some eye-bleach.

guy gives me the heebiest of jeebies.

[BannonsLiver]

5. It took me 2 glasses of wine and about 4 bong hits to get through it

I found it interesting and was glad I watched it. Stone is like a cartoon character.

[VOX]

6. Stone is an amoral, thoroughly repulsive creature.

There are countless good reasons why he's referred to as the "cockroach of American politics."

Horrible, soulless, and has the likeness of his hero Richard Nixon tattooed on his back (that alone is vomit-worthy).

[gordianot]

7. I watched 2/3 will finish soon.

It explains where Donald Trump comes from. The scenes with Trump were fascinating in clearly how much mental deterioration Trump exhibits today. Clearly Trump is a disciple of Stone and Manaford. If you want to know your enemy and their tactics watch this through. By the way Stone has a tattoo of Nixon on his back. At the age of 12 Stone won a straw poll for Kennedy in his Middle School by telling students Nixon wanted Saturday School.