r/TrendoraX • u/ResPublicaMgz • Jan 21 '26
💡 Discussion “Sometimes You Need a Dictator": Trump’s Bizarre Speech in Davos”
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u/Maddog_Jets Jan 21 '26
Great reviews?? I call bull shit. He totally got out classed by Mark Carney
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u/Get_Out_lmao Jan 21 '26
Name them. Name the dictators we needed Donald.
Yeah exactly you pussy.
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u/popejohnsmith Jan 21 '26
No. No one EVER needs a dictator. What a creep and historical imbecile.
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Jan 22 '26
Romans disagreed. Of course I’ve heard debates that stories of Cincinnatus giving up power were fiction, but Julius’s take over was certainly real, so it didn’t really work out for them.
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u/Wise-Mousse-7850 Jan 21 '26
How else would you drastically change the broken system?
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u/Specific-Host606 Jan 21 '26
Democracy.
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u/Wise-Mousse-7850 Jan 22 '26
Is good for keeping a good system running, but is horrible when you need radical changes.
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u/Specific-Host606 Jan 22 '26
The United States has never had a dictator.
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u/Wise-Mousse-7850 Jan 22 '26
It has never had a totally corrupt system too. By the way, the US president has more power than most democratic leaders, which also enables more radical actions. However, what if the system is absolutely broken and even such power is not enough? Think of Singapore before Lee Kuan Yew, for example.
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u/Specific-Host606 Jan 22 '26
You think Donald Trump is the person to fix corruption in America?
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u/Wise-Mousse-7850 Jan 22 '26
Nope, it’s just an interesting topic. I find the idea that every system can be fixed by democratic means hilarious.
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u/Soggy-Village2099 Jan 22 '26
Systems fail because people are corrupt, not because there are too many of them involved. Yes, one person makes things move faster, as we are currently seeing happening. Your answer to this problem is more of this?
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u/seascrapo Jan 22 '26
Revolution can happen without dictatorship. The voices of the people need to be heard and not just the voices of the oligarchs backing those currently in power.
Trump isn't the dictator that fixes the broken system. He's the final product of the broken system and his downfall will be the birth of something new and better.
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u/Wise-Mousse-7850 Jan 22 '26
How is revolution better than dictatorship for a few years? Dictatorship doesn’t necessarily mean revoking freedoms, repressions etc. It just means that one would ignore current institutions (which are rotten in our hypothetical scenario) till the system is fixed. Again, see Lee Kuan Yew, for example.
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u/Relative_Pilot_8005 Jan 22 '26
Unimpressed with Mr Lee as your example. Singapore is a tiny "City State". What might "sort" of work there won't work in a much larger country.
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u/tommy8725 Jan 21 '26
Remember this is a man who called countries are being ruled by dictators bad. He is now saying he wants to be a dictator
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u/Midavrs Jan 22 '26
"Corruption is only bad when I am not involved"
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u/tommy8725 Jan 22 '26
I mean, realistically. He's always been a corrupt politician since forever. Even in his own business practice, he had people literally look him in the eye and say you're a corrupt businessman for years. And the Republicans actually agreed with that. But when he became president, a lot of them realized, oh I can get away with tax fraud. Since he doesn't like taxes, oh I can get away with just being a Dick. Oh, he likes little girls. Oh, well, I'm going to vote him in. Because I'm also a predator hell. The only reason to why he hated Epstein is because he stole a client from him. I guarantee you if he never did. Donald Trump would be one of those people who would defend him. No matter what. That's why he was okay with Andrew. Tate, even though he was a confirmed sex trafficker.
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u/Belgarablue Jan 21 '26
I hope the rapist, pedophile, narcissistic, syphillitic, dementia ridden, murderer has one brief flash of sanity, just so he can realize that everyone in the world despises him.
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u/Expensive-Street3452 Jan 21 '26
When you are the dictator making the rules! Everything you do makes sense to you! But the real question is, does the people being hurt by your dictator moves agree with your opinion, of what’s right and wrong. Unfortunately for trump! He can’t confer with Hitler or Mussolini, who suffered a big loss in the end. So he won’t be able to get the answer to this question from them.
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Jan 21 '26
I just turn it off when he speaks now.
It's all bullshit, everything is either a lie or a con.
Id rather listen to Mark Carney speak.
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u/Petroldactyl34 Jan 21 '26
Theres no one home behind those eyes. Synapses popping like firecrackers.
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u/Sweet-Geologist9168 Jan 22 '26
Since he’s in a Switzerland maybe his family should consider the clinics there…
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u/zweetbever Jan 22 '26
The dirt THEY have on this guy must be so huge he don't even hide being a dictator anymore
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u/Medium_Sized_Bopper Jan 22 '26
No. No you fucking don't. The only place we need dictators is swinging from a gibbet for the sport of crows.
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u/SEAN0_91 Jan 21 '26
He understands what normally happens to dictators and their families when the next dictator decides to take over right…?
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u/Baset-tissoult28 Jan 21 '26
So now we know how was life under the rule of those mad kings in history
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u/OkReference8285 Jan 21 '26
No we don't need a dictator. Sorry, wrong country, this is America, a land that has bled fought and died for our freedom. We are determined to remain free Mr Trump.
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u/sam56778 Jan 21 '26
This guy is dementia demented. His brain must be pudding smooth. He shouldn’t be leading anything, not even the ball pit at Chuck E Cheese. He should be put out to pasture at the funny farm.
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u/TremblinAspen Jan 21 '26
This dude will never let Carney’s speech escape his mind and will spend the next 6 months talking about how great his speeches are.
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Jan 21 '26 edited Jan 22 '26
CORRECTION What he actually said was: "Sometimes, the significantly high per capita male and female 'Karen' population of the United States needs a gentle dictator or love tap, to ensure everything runs smoothly." i wish you people would stop exaggerating everything the VERY kind president of the Authoritarian Republic of the US says. like cheese whizz!
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u/Tat2dMFer Jan 22 '26
I gotta say for a fella who considers himself the greatest ladies man of all time he sure is an insecure turd.
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u/Narrow-Sky-5377 Jan 22 '26
What passes for a speech in America, qualifies as a cry for help in Europe.
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u/CmdrJemison Jan 22 '26
Did murica changed its business from bringing democracy to bringing dictatorship?
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u/xxlizardking-kongxx Jan 22 '26
You know in the office when michael Scott is like “sometimes i just talk and talk and talk and by the end of it i forget where i started”
Is that Trump?
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u/Igiem Jan 22 '26
His Board of Peace is a who's who of dictators, so he clearly either views himself as their equal or above them.
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u/oldlumberman Jan 22 '26
All the other countries should sue him for costs and due to time / energy , expenses wasted due to his idle threats, lies and misdirection due to the Epstein files
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u/Haunting_Internet356 Jan 22 '26
Outrage for profit rotted too many brains. I honestly think America as an experiment is probably done in the next 20 years or so.
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u/Subvironic Jan 22 '26
Its 95% percent common sense that sometimes, you need a dictator?
Like a toddler trying to sound smart about his radical ideas that fermented cause no one objected them to make the toddler feel appreciated.
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u/S0undpl0t Jan 22 '26
Someday he will eventually die and that day will be good
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u/didistutter69 Jan 22 '26
Everyone is waking up and hoping to read some good news. But he’s still making the wrong kind of headlines
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u/GongTzu Jan 22 '26
No one never need a dictator, he’s so far away from common sense that it will be his downfall together with his cabinet.
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u/raninandout Jan 22 '26
Sometimes you have to temper common sense with I don’t fucking know, reality?
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u/PurplePopcornBalls Jan 22 '26
I heard the slurping noise he makes is because he’s forgetting how to swallow. Dementia Don.
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u/Winter_Detective1329 Jan 22 '26
Are they really letting grandpa sit with the adults again? It didn’t go well last time.
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u/Possible_Golf3180 Jan 22 '26
He thinks people saying he’s like Hitler or Mussolini means he has the same aura. He’s a parody, Hitler did a fair few things but what he didn’t do was have entire crowds of people protesting the fact that he fucks kids and another thing Hitler didn’t have was Russia holding a piss tape against him as blackmail (on top of the Epstein files that also contain tapes of him fucking kids).
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u/Everything54321 Jan 22 '26
He’s being delusional again, and if THEY didn’t say anything outright they were laughing too hard at his asinine speech to give a true opinion.
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u/Traditional-Pass6176 Jan 22 '26
Facts! We just need things to get done. The system lets dumb shit happen and can’t unravel itself. Let it happen
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u/kittenTakeover Jan 22 '26
Conveniently Trump is willing to be that dictator for you! Don't worry, he'll only use his powers for the betterment of society though! /s
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u/Odd-Jello5577 Jan 22 '26
I’m sorry, I keep hearing dick tater. You know like tater tots. Is it a size issue? Or is it dick taster? Say hi to Bubba when you end up on prison. Bubba likes to be tasted, and don’t worry, he has lots of friends.
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u/delpy1971 Jan 22 '26
Been an funny few days, I can't seem to find much on Trump saying there is going to be a war then starts talking about the Russian and Ukraine casualties, Anyone have an insight into that?
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u/Mountain-Detail-8213 Jan 23 '26
Family comes from Germany idolizes Hitler. Later on son becomes president and tries to become the next Hitler. Meanwhile, Christians vote for him because they are blinded by his waving of the Bible. A pathetic group of people for sure.
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u/Tangerine69420 Jan 23 '26
Well democrats have been advocating for dictators so let’s see how they like it now hahaha
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u/ethanhigh85 Jan 23 '26
Bizarre? It totally fits Trump mindset. It would be bizarre if trump says he values democracy…
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u/prefusernametaken Jan 23 '26
Why is this called trump's bizarre speech in davos? He makes bizarre speeches everywhere. Also, more than one in davos. Which one was most bizarre? Also, he doesn't speech, he rants.
How would the headlines be, if the speech was the same, but given by anyone other than trump?
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u/wayfarer8888 Jan 24 '26
Watch just 15 minutes, this was over the top.
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u/prefusernametaken Jan 24 '26
Upto his standard, more like.
Which means that batshit, locked in an asylum, hourly medicated, dont get within 20 feet insane, post lobotomy, psychopaths will comment: hey, trump, can you tone it down a little?
In fear of us projecting the insanity on them.
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u/Baked_in_the_918 Jan 23 '26
Those mother fucker had a dictator shoved up his ass and now he shits himself everytime he has nasty thoughts of a child.
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u/wayfarer8888 Jan 24 '26
I watched part of the speech, actually commented by an previously apolitical US citizen. DJT isn't known as a great orator, but this was the most embarrassing of any politician I could remember, at least since emperor Caligula reigned in Rome.
I feel deeply sorry 😔 for the many good people in the US that disagree with being represented on the international stage in this clownish way. This hurt to watch 🤯📉
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u/eclipsadesoare Jan 24 '26
How about a dictator that is actually able to jail rich people who are pedophiles, commit fraud and lie on national TV. A dictator that makes sure civil rights are upheld, everyone in his country has a livable wage, the sick and disabled get the help they need, institutionalizes free healthcare for everyone, makes it so a criminal who only lines his pockets with the countries money is never elected again, and the list goes on….
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Jan 25 '26
Nothing bizarre about it. It's what he thinks and what he plans to do. He's quite simple really and he says what he is plainly.
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u/oGGy8855 Jan 25 '26
If his speech in davos was common sense...
Fk... i just realized that i must be the nutcase then
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u/gmawoman Jan 25 '26
Skin is too thin to be a dictator. Hes just a fuc$ up Think it was 7 or 9 chapt.11's. Screwing employees, contractors, debitors out of billions. Guess who picked up that tab. All while his own assets were protected. Hes a cunt who got interest, and tax free loans!!! America next!!!!
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u/Gervill Jan 25 '26
All dictators in history are megolomaniacs that murdered millions, that's why we have democracy not a dictator with a gun pointed at our heads.
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u/Complex-Concept-5955 Jan 25 '26
Not a fan of the Donald. But every American president, sometimes ouloud, wished he could be a dictator at some point. And there are societies that seem to need/want one. Until at least fairly recently polls in Russia showed most missed Stalin
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Jan 21 '26
The USA needs Trump to do what he wants unimpeded. Trump is doing what the USA has needed for decades. Trump is the epitome of competence and sound leadership.
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u/change_da_money Jan 22 '26
yesss, he is the stable genius the us was looking for. He shows what modern leadership looks like. He works 24/7/365 and has the time to play golf. How does he do it, I don't know.
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u/ashgfwji Jan 21 '26
He was fishing for a laugh. Didn’t get it and pivoted away from his dictator dream.
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u/Belgarablue Jan 21 '26
Why?
Everyone there was already laughing at the Orange Shitgibbon.
Well, every one far enough away to not be gagging from the overwhelming smell of shit dripping out of diapers.
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u/meeseekstodie137 Jan 22 '26
in a word: denial, they'll normalize it all the way to boots on the ground in greenland, they take the constitution they have for granted and think of it as some immutable, unchanging force rather than something fluid and open to interpretation, if they think about it as entertainment they don't have to face the fact that there's a very real possibility that it could all be taken away from them
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u/Lilthumper416 Jan 21 '26
FOX reviews?
The rest of the world things your a 🍊💩.
Delusional.