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(43,945 posts)These statements are just "lip service"? Point to one pro-Trump statement in his writings. There are none. But there are these statements:
"The U.S. government is fully involved in this totalitarian con: To illustrate its bipartisan support, Ill note that nearly every participant of the Clinton Global Initiative has ties to cryptocurrency, while two of the biggest tech VCs who participated are Trump associates Josh Kushner and Anthony Scaramucci."
"...our government is conning us completely. That Bill Clinton was secretly on (former CIA Director) George H.W. Bushs side, and that the Democrat vs. Republican division has been entirely manufactured ever since: Clinton is with Bush; Gore is with Bush; Trump is with Hillary, and so on. When they present themselves in public, they are acting as characters that are against one another, practicing kayfabe as wrestlers do.
As it turns out, we have a secret kleptocracy: Both parties are run by financial criminals whose only goals are to divide, deceive, and bleed us dry. They divide the public against itself and blame the other party while everything gets worse and more expensive and handful of people take all the money."
"In the decades since [the election of George H.W. Bush], the angry partisanship between democrats and republicans was all a fascist charade to divide the public against itself while they all ramped up militarism, privatized industry, and gutted social safety nets. Bush, Clinton, Obama, Trump, Biden: These are characters playing pretend, just like professional wrestlers."
Do those sound the words of a Trumper to you? There isn't a single positive word about Trump anywhere in his ravings. Do you really think someone who is decrying militarism, privatization, and the gutting of social safety nets is a Trumper? His lawsuit against the Clinton Foundation was a nonsensical pile of conspiratorial madness in which the Foundation was just one of 50 co-defendants that he thinks somehow are tied to a cryptocurrency-related Ponzi scheme against the world. The only thing that's surprising is that he didn't name cartoon character Lisa Simpson as a defendant since he believes she played an immensely important role in this conspiracy ( along with the Doors, Beatles, Devo, and a list far too long to repeat here ).