US Politics

[jut703]

Guys - hindi tayo mga bata sa playground. Matatanda na tayo, so kung magkakapikunan lang kayo, be the bigger man - avoid personal attacks, especially backhanded passive aggressive remarks.

You can disagree with an opinion without being disrespectful. Attack the argument, not the person.

And don't expect na mababago niyo opinion ng ibang tao kung babarahin niyo sila. That just further strengthens their conviction of their opposing opinion because it's not just their argument that you're stepping on, but their ego.

Kung gusto niyo talaga magaway, do it offline. Meet up and argue the whole day.

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[MR_BIG18]

Bakit 7days lang Cath? Gawing mong forever si dream kasi ayaw nya sa president ko. Joke lang! Hehehe!


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OB?.....

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[Ketib]

OB?.....

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Negative sir, am from DABAW.

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[uls]

kahit ngayon as president may mga conflict of interest si Trump

he can't separate his business from his presidency

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if i was a foreign government and i wanna get on Trump's good side what would i do?

like say i'm gonna send a delegation to the US for talks

i'm gonna put my people in a Trump hotel

and i'm gonna make my people play golf at a Trump golf course

maybe even buy a membership at a Trump resort

that alone would at least make Trump look at my country favorably

^^^

that was an impulsive post

i was imagining how one could get on Trump's good side

when dealing with someone like Trump (a narcissist)

that's easy

sumipsip ka

he'll love that

one way is to patronize his businesses

so does that really happen?

do foreign governments really patronize Trump's businesses to gain access to Trump?

some googling...

Foreign Governments Are Funneling Money into Trump's Hotels. We Still Don't Know How Much. - Defense One

Last week, a remarkable ethics episode briefly percolated to the top of the boiling cauldron known as the Trump administration news cycle. The Trump family appeared to acknowledge the public’s concern that foreign governments are attempting to influence the president by spending money at Trump hotels. Sadly, the response—a cynical, half-hearted gesture—merely reminded us that the Trumps do not take the Constitution seriously.

Since the November 2016 election, individuals, corporations, special interest groups, and foreign governments understood they could influence President Trump by spending lavishly at Trump properties. Unlike campaign donations, which can be made only by U.S. nationals and must be publicly disclosed, Trump hotels welcome spending by all comers (including foreign citizens, governments, and companies) and require no public disclosure.

[uls]

so i guess di lang pala ako ganyan mag isip

[uls]

hahaha

love this

[StockEngine]

Naiyak naman ako bro. Hamot pagbalik mo eb tayo....bromance. ;D

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baka mahabol ko pa infinity war sa uptown [emoji848][emoji848][emoji848]

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[Ketib]

Uls, give me reason kung bakit malapit si Pres Trump sa Israel. Sumipsip din ba sila?

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[uls]

Uls, give me reason kung bakit malapit si Pres Trump sa Israel. Sumipsip din ba sila?

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Sir there’s a very influential pro-Israel lobby group in DC

Malakas sila sa Republican Party

[Ketib]

Sir there’s a very influential pro-Israel lobby group in DC

Malakas sila sa Republican Party

Pwede...
For me, Pres Trump Believes what is written on the Bible.

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