It’s Official: With “Vermin,” Trump Is Now Using Straight-up Nazi Talk He’s telling us what he will do to his political enemies if he’s president again. Is anyone listening?

I feel pretty safe in saying that we can now stop giving him the benefit of that particular doubt. His use—twice; once on social media, and then repeated in a speech—of the word “vermin” to describe his political enemies cannot be an accident. That’s an unusual word choice. It’s not a smear that one just grabs out of the air. And it appears in history chiefly in one context, and one context only.

  • Semi-Hemi-Demigod@kbin.social
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    11 months ago

    He can get a million idiots to sign over their social security checks just by posting a video. He’s never running out of money.

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        11 months ago

        People can help other people pay court costs. It’s done every day across the US.

        Where are you getting your information?

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          11 months ago

          His business assets are under audit and he’s not allowed to create any new accounts.

          He can’t accept money, his legal team could buy they haven’t been paid by him or anyone else at this point.

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            11 months ago

            His business accounts in New York, which is his main state of operation, sure.

            He can accept money. He can use specific funds to pay lawyers.

            I need to see a citation for what your are saying. I asked a question and all you did was say it less wrong, but still no reference.

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        11 months ago

        Not literally, mate. But if you can scam a grandmother out of her money by asking for itunes gift cards, you can bet she’ll send an actual check.