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[GigaloRob]

Trumplings, TrumpTards, TrumpMesos ...

You are a known unethical former practicing doctor who lied on several occasions and lost his license. You are a proven liar and your lack of integrity/ethics is forever immortalized for anyone to see. Calling someone a "tard" as an insult belittles and mocks anyone with a mental/physical disability. Yet you and others here whine and cry about Trump doing it. Pretty sure what limited "friends" you still have left wouldn't appreciate you denigrating people with disabilities. As usual though there won't be one single lefty person here that has the integrity to call you out.

I have met a good amount of people in my life and it's amazing that the biggest dishonest fraud of a human being I have ever stumbled across is on a steroid forum. Not only a member here but an administrator of a popular steroid forum. In your lifetime you have represented yourself poorly. You represented the medical profession and community poorly. You represent this forum poorly on a daily basis not only as a member but as an administrator. You are a complete fraud in every regard and one of the most wasted intelligent minds I will probably see in my lifetime. It's hard to dislike you simply because of how sorry I feel for you that you squandered most of your life. Lastly, since you like to use "tard" so much allow me to show you a valid way to use it. Only a complete "tard" would throw away hundreds of thousands of dollars on schooling and waste 1/3 or more of their life on education only to lose it all because of his own selfishness and stupidity. That ladies and gentlemen is "tard" personified and put on steroids.

 

[Michael Scally MD]

It’s November 2013 and you’re Donald Trump. By your standards it’s a normal weekend, which means you’re sitting in the presidential suite of the Moscow Ritz Carlton fuming at Barack Obama. In part you’re fuming because you’re very racist, and in part you’re fuming because Obama publicly humiliated you more than two years ago. If you were more self-aware than a mosquito, you’d realize these were heavily intertwined sources of aggrievement.

In any case, neither the opulence all around you, nor the celebrity-welcome you’ve just received, can lighten your mood. When you learn that Russia hosted the Obamas in the http://www.pravdareport.com/russia/politics/03-07-2009/107941-obama_moscow-0/ in 2009, your mood darkens further. You can’t let go of your anger. You must do something.

After 45 minutes of rocking hypnotically in a gaudy piece of hotel furniture, inspiration strikes. Your plan requires the participation of young women—specifically white women—but discretion dictates that you cannot solicit professional escorts yourself, so you ask a younger man in your entourage to make the request for you.

Upon their arrival, you hand each a glass of champagne, and lead them graciously to the master bedroom, where you imagine the Obamas once slept. It is very hard to settle a score with the president of the United States, but you intend to try. At your direction, one after another, everyone in the room urinates on the bed. Maybe you top it all off with a dribbling of your own. You laugh maniacally. Victory is yours.

Except…

Barack Obama has long since left the bed. He is on another continent, far away from the bed. You’re peeing on your own bed now. You’ve just paid many people to make pee pee on a Trump bed. The bed where you sleep. It is drenched in urine.

You likely recognize this scene, minus some dramatic license, as the one former British spy Christopher Steele depicted in his infamous opposition research dossierdetailing the conspiracy between the Russian government and the Trump campaign to subvert the 2016 election, and the Russian government’s efforts to install a blackmail target into the U.S. presidency. You probably do not recognize it as a metaphor for the presidency Trump is actually administering. But it is both things simultaneously. The only weak point in the analogy is that, back in 2013, the rest of us hundreds of millions of Americans didn’t have to inhabit the hotel suite with him.

It is well-documented that Trump is consumed by his vendetta against Barack Obama. “It’s his only real position,” one top European diplomat told Buzzfeed earlier this year. “He will ask: ‘Did Obama approve this?’ And if the answer is affirmative, he will say: ‘We don’t.'”

As recently as this summer, he was amplifying random twitter accounts, retweeting anything that painted him in a better light than his predecessor, including a days-old, unscientific Twitter poll.

His single-minded obsession with dismantling the Affordable Care Act isn’t an impulse that stems from some deeply held right wing ideology, but from his primitive desire to brutalize Obama, the person, in the public square. He sees the steady progress he’s made rolling back Obama-era regulations and administrative action not as policy changes that will serve the public interest, or as legacy burnishing accomplishments in their own right, but as his most proximate means of needling a defenseless nemesis. Of owning Obama. Nay, of pwning him.

Perhaps Obama is highly insulted by all this pwnage. That’s the fantasy anyhow. But as in Moscow four years ago (allegedly) Trump hasn’t come around to the fact that the bed he’s befouling isn’t Obama’s anymore. It’s his. And, unfortunately, it’s ours, too.

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As long as Trump is president, America will be subject to government by pee-pee tape. He will eventually feel the splashback, but by then we will all be drenched.

 

[Michael Scally MD]

 

[Michael Scally MD]

TrumpFuckingMoronDon ...



Henry Goddard (1866– 1957) was a psychologist and eugenicist during the early 20th century. He is known especially for his 1912 work The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, which he himself came to regard as flawed, and for being the first to translate the Binet intelligence test into English. He is also known for introducing the term “moron” for clinical use.

At the May 18, 1910 annual meeting of the American Association for the Study of the Feeble-Minded, Goddard proposed a system for classifying individuals with mental retardation based on a measure of mental ability that preceded the IQ by six years.

In Goddard’s system, the feeble-minded were classified on a scale that ran from the lowest (idiots) to the highest (slightly retarded). The term moron was bestowed on any person with a mental age between eight and twelve.

According to Goddard, morons should be removed from society either through institutionalization, sterilization, or both.

Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, most probably had Goddard’s diagnosis and social prognosis in mind when he referred to Trump as a moron. Incidentally, this is the first time that I agree with either Tillerson or Goddard.

 

[Michael Scally MD]

 

[Michael Scally MD]

Donald Trump likes to say that no president in American history accomplished as much in as short a time as he has, and in a few ways, he’s actually right. What other president could say that in less than nine months, they did this much damage to the future of American diplomacy?

Congratulations, Mr. President: America’s word is now practically worthless. And the damage will persist even after you’re gone.

 

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You gonna learn today billy

 

[Michael Scally MD]

Donald Trump likes to say that no president in American history accomplished as much in as short a time as he has, and in a few ways, he’s actually right. What other president could say that in less than nine months, they did this much damage to the future of American diplomacy?

Congratulations, Mr. President: America’s word is now practically worthless. And the damage will persist even after you’re gone.

Trump has already pulled us out of the Paris climate accord, which was agreed to by nearly every country on Earth. It’s looking as though https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/how-trump-is-about-to-make-the-worst-deal-ever-even-worse/2017/10/15/ef4d24f2-af59-11e7-a908-a3470754bbb9_story.html (he might) pull out of NAFTA. Perhaps most dangerous of all — and against the obvious wishes of his entire national security team — he’s moving toward pulling out of the agreement we made in cooperation with China, Russia, Britain, France, Germany and the European Union to restrain Iran’s nuclear program. For the moment he is https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-to-set-new-conditions-for-us-to-stay-in-iran-nuclear-deal-tossing-issue-to-congress/2017/10/13/39ac3894-af82-11e7-9e58-e6288544af98_story.html (withholding certification) of the deal and has proclaimed that it’s not in America’s interest as he sees it. Whether he pulls out completely will likely be a matter of how good his aides are at restraining his more lunatic impulses.

If the Iran deal collapses, there will be little reason for Iran not to restart that program, the result of which would be either them becoming a nuclear power or the possibility of another Middle East war to stop it from happening. But it goes beyond that. Imagine that you’re Kim Jong Un, watching all this happen (as he most certainly is). What is the lesson you would take from seeing one American administration painstakingly negotiate an international nuclear deal, and then the next administration waltz in and toss it aside on the whim of its infantile new president, despite the fact that not only international observers but also his own aides attest that Iran is complying with the terms of the deal?

There would be only one reasonable conclusion: America doesn’t keep its promises, and there is no point in negotiating with them to give up your own nuclear weapons.

 

[Michael Scally MD]

 

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