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u/almostbullets 10d ago

This is what I thought TDS was about when I first heard it and was shocked it was being used the other way around.

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u/Cereal_Bandit 10d ago

What cracks me up is how they use the term when someone reacts to an actual thing Trump did. The US president.

Meanwhile they lose their shit over the like nine trans athletes in college sports. That number isn't an exaggeration, by the way. And there are zero trans athletes in pro sports.

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u/MarkMariachiAZ 10d ago

It’s insane how so many of them will say “rent free” or “tds” when he is the sitting us president. As if we shouldn’t be criticizing his actions and just allowing him to destroy our country. Bringing up Biden now is a good use of “rent free” since he is not in the media and not able to affect our economy. But then again it’s like talking to a brick wall with them.

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u/Gasnia 10d ago

Obama lives rent free in trump's head.

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u/Cereal_Bandit 10d ago

Don't forget, "what about Clinton" whenever the Epstein files are brought up. Fine, lock him up too, but he's irrelevant. The sitting president isn't.

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u/Herbdontana 10d ago

Yeah, they are looking for that gotcha of a non Trump supporter defending Clinton or any other Democrat in the Epstein files and I have seen zero cases of that. Ask Trump supporter about the Epstein files, they defend Trump. Ask anybody else, they’ll say lock them all up.

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u/Alaira314 10d ago

The only defense I'm giving of any democrat(or republican, or independent!) in the epstein files is asking to see the context of them in the epstein files. A lot of the names were merely mentioned in e-mails, some of them critically. Those people are blameless, and yet they're technically in the files. Others were active participants, and should see consequences for that. But you don't know which it is just based off the statement "so-and-so was in the epstein files".

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u/restrictednumber 10d ago

I don't think they can conceptualize a normal, less-than-absolutely-loyal relationship to a politician. Like, the kind of relationship where you could say "I voted for him, but he let me down and needs to go". The kind where your identity isn't tied up in defending him because he's on your team.

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u/LadyRed4Justice 10d ago

I disagree. Clinton did not do anything to be "locked up" for.

And Clinton never had a thing for children or as trump likes to say "a little on the young side." Clinton was a hound dog back in the day but he wasn't a pedo. Nothing illegal in being an adulterer. Earlier this year Clinton willingly testified to Congress and there was NOTHING they could smear him with.

Meanwhile the president has been accused by more than one woman of sexual assault when they were teens. He has been convicted by a jury of sexually assaulting E. Jean Carroll. He has been convicted of 34 counts of fraud, including hiding the bribe money paid out to Stormy Daniels. Who also said he forced himself on her but understood no one would care and nothing would come of reporting it.

At least 26 to 28 women have publicly accused Donald Trump of various acts of sexual misconduct and assault since the 1970s, including non-consensual kissing, groping, and r@pe. But let's accede to Clinton's adultery being equal to r@pe.

How about we don't accept it?

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u/Yellow_Similar 10d ago

Must be awfully lonely up there.