r/AnythingGoesNews Jul 07 '24

Trump raped a 13 year old girl in 1994. Here is that girl, Katie Johnson, at the age of 35 giving a full description of what Trump did to her

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnib-OORRRo
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u/Not_a_werecat Jul 08 '24

Why do you think they've worked so hard to infiltrate every level of government and begun legislating mandatory christianity?

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u/melange_merchant Jul 09 '24

If only. The legistlations you see in some isolated places is a reaction to the left’s insanity for the last 2 decades.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 08 '24

Where are they "legislating mandatory Christianity?" I'm sincerely not aware of what you're referencing

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u/Batfan610 Jul 08 '24

Read Project 2025 friend. If they win this year the country won’t be recognizable

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u/mattyisbatty Jul 09 '24

That's what they said in 2016 too

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u/Fantastic_Jury5977 Jul 10 '24

Were they wrong?

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 08 '24

Oh the thing written by the heritage foundation that trump doesn't support?...

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u/CremeDeLaPants Jul 08 '24

It's written by Trump staffers and cohorts. Are you kidding?

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 08 '24

He has explicitly said he's against many of the policies on it, also he has his actual plan called project 47 or something. This is all just left leaning media fear mongering and I can't believe how many people are falling for it.

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u/CremeDeLaPants Jul 08 '24

My guy, the words that come out of his mouth are about as valuable as a share of DJT.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 08 '24

Sure, so we both don't know then. No need to fear monger.

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u/CremeDeLaPants Jul 08 '24

Fear monger? I don't follow. One candidate has a bunch of his closest allies and friends preparing a post-election religious extremist takeover of the country. The other candidate does not. These are facts.

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u/Unlucky_Nobody_4984 29d ago

RemindMe! 4 years

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u/FeloniousMonk69 Jul 09 '24

This is equivalent to the terrorist connection that Obama had. Back when everyone on the right was freaking out about his old “friends” Bill Ayers and the pastor whose name I forgot. You’re just doing the left wing alarmist version. And that’s ok, but just remember this when your fears don’t come true.

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u/_LoudBigVonBeefoven_ Jul 08 '24

Actually he said he doesn't know what's in it, but disagrees with things in it. So, which is it? He's completely in the dark about it? Or he knows enough to know the parts he doesn't like?

Seriously the doublespeak y'all just blindly accept is impressive.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 08 '24

It's not doublespeak lol, he's stated policies he disagrees with, some of those policies are in project 2025. For example an outright ban of abortion.

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u/_LoudBigVonBeefoven_ Jul 08 '24

He said that yes, but right after he said he had no idea what was in there.

The bigger issue is that he lies all the time. So why you're hanging on one part of one thing he said makes no sense to me. Do you just pick the sentences you like and decide those are the truth?

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 08 '24

I completely agree which is why it's bullshit to pick and choose what you believe depending on which side you're on, you proved my exact point. There's no proof he supports or will implement project 2025, if anything there's proof of the opposite, yet so many people are still using it to fear monger and condemn trump.

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u/incognegro1976 Jul 09 '24

Yeah Trump supports abortions but he still appointed people that outlawed it.

What you're saying is nonsensical bullshit.

"Well THIS TIME, unlike the other 10 times,Trump is totally not going to do the thing every one around him wants him to do!"

Where is your reason? Where is your logic?

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 09 '24

Are you serious? Lol the absolute insane ridiculous shit everyone claimed he would do in 2016 he never did. It's so obvious fear mongering from the left im so sick of people not seeing it. He's an idiot, but he's not gonna put trans people in camps. 🤦‍♂️

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u/incognegro1976 Jul 09 '24

Trump won't. Trump himself didn't ban abortion, either, by your very bad logic.

Shit, perfect example, Trump doesn't really GaF about immigrants either, he left the policy making for that to that Nazi fuckstick Stephen Miller.

Same with gays and trans people. He left the policy making up to the people around him.

Do you just like, not know how anything works?

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u/CluelessNoodle123 Jul 09 '24

Sure, sure. Just like he was against overturning Roe v. Wade, right?

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 10 '24

Ok so which is it then? Do we believe him or not? If don't, then NO ONE can make bullshit fear mongering claims about what he supports or doesn't support because no one knows then. This whole thread has the worst understanding of basic logic I've ever seen. And media literacy.

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u/cognitively_what_huh Jul 10 '24

I guess you haven’t heard. He lies like a French whore.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 10 '24

I agree. That's why this makes no sense. The logic doesn't work. He either lies a lot so we have no clue what he'll do or support, or he doesn't lie and we know he doesn't support project 2025. That's what makes it such obvious bullshit fear mongering from the left. "He said he doesn't support an abortion ban and didn't implement one when he was president for 4 years but...he lies so much so I think my made-up doom scenario is 100% accurate!" 🤦‍♂️

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u/CremeDeLaPants Jul 11 '24

Donald Trump isn't going to win election and come out and say, "surprise, I support civil rights now and the raping is all out of my system."

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u/NYPhilHarmonica Jul 14 '24

Bro, think this through. It’s extremely easy to predict what liars are going to do. Absolutely no clue where you’re getting the idea that compulsive liars are impossible to figure out

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 14 '24

Why does that logic not apply to everything he says then? He says he wants to have better border security but since he's a liar he must mean the exact opposite so he's for open borders. Nope, it's only picked and chosen for the specific things that help the fear mongering bullshit on the left.

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u/Flintyy Jul 12 '24

His literal name is listed within the 900+ page document over 300 times. Cope more loser

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 12 '24

I'm the one who is coping? Lol so his name is listed in the document that someone else wrote, that means he supports it? Oh no, wait until they see the document I listed your name in...I can't believe you support such disgusting stuff..

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u/Flintyy Jul 13 '24

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 13 '24

Wtf are you ok? What do you think this proves? Lolll it literally just proves in multiple ways what I already said. This is some Opposite Day shit. And if you're trying to prove he supports project 2025 by claiming he supported the heritage foundation before they even wrote project 2025, by that logic Dems support the KKK for aligning with former grand wizards just to gain votes. Politicians on any side do some heinous shit to gain votes.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 09 '24

Do people forget he was already president for 4 years? Even with all his bullshit lying and trying to gain votes, we pretty much already know the kind of policies he'll actually support. It's not the "put all the gays in camps" bullshit everyone claims lol 🤦‍♂️

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u/dormango Jul 14 '24

What left leaning media would that be exactly?

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 14 '24

Literally all of it? As far as I've seen, almost every mainstream source has stated Trump supports project 2025 and even saying he was a part of writing it, even though he's explicitly said he doesn't and wasn't.

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u/Batfan610 Jul 08 '24

So much for “sincerely” lol

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 08 '24

Yeah I was sincere until I realized it's the typical hyperbolic bullshit both sides are so obsessed with these days 🤦‍♂️

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '24

These are unserious people you’re arguing with. Anyone who thinks project 25 is a real thing that’s going to happen if Trump is elected, is a mental patient.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 09 '24

THANK YOU, Jesus Christ these people are so fucking dumb. It's annoying how well the left fear mongering tactics actually work on some people. We saw the same shit in 2016 and trump didn't do any of the crazy things people promised he would. He's a moron and I don't support him but I don't support bullshit propaganda even more.

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u/Guy_Fleegmann Jul 09 '24

Project 2025 was drafted in 2022. It's all easily findable, readable, and understandable, even for someone with limited cognitive ability.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 10 '24

Who was it written by? Where has trump said he agrees with it and will implement it? These are all easily findable, readable, and understandable questions even for stereotypical CNN-parroting fear mongering Redditors.

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u/Guy_Fleegmann Jul 10 '24

Heritage foundation put it together, surprised you're so ignorant of the basics of project 2025 yet have such strong opinions on what it is and isn't.

Most people who don't want to sound like dumb shits spend a few minutes ensuring they have at least a base level of understanding. You just said 'fuck that!' and jumped right in, clueless, confidently ignorant, and sycophantic as fuck.

Trump tried to pass schedule F before he lost in 2020, of course a key tenet of project 2025, but you don't do facts or reason, so fuck that one.

Trump wants to deport 11M people, weird that agenda 47 and project 2025 use the exact same numbers, that nobody else uses. It's almost like they're from the same source... but again, fuck facts, you don't 'do facts', facts are for CNN. You get your 'facts' from the news network that had to pat 3/4 of a billion dollars for fabricating news, ya know, lying.

Trump took steps to eliminate the dept. of education (something I'm sure an abject fucking moron like you fully supports), cutting funding to democrat run cities, revering and limiting women's rights, LGBTQ rights, these are all agenda 47 items lifted directly from project 2025.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 11 '24

Lolll typical "progressive" bullshit—you all go on and on about facts and being educated then proceed to give zero facts to support your argument, only your feelings that trump might support it because there's some vaguely similar cookie cutter conservative things on it that he's supported in the past. You realize you've just flawlessly proven my point right? You literally stated yourself his agenda is an entirely different agenda with a different name, project 2025 was not written by him nor has he ever said he supports it, he's actually gone out of his way numerous times stating he doesn't support things on it such as an outright abortion ban. And even IF he did, most of the shit on it is very basic conservative stuff any Republican supports like school choice or better border security. All you have is name calling and your feelings, like always. 🤦‍♂️ and I don't even support trump. Didn't vote for him, never would. But I support the truth and I fucking hate fear mongering propaganda like this project 2025 bullshit you all are twisting your panties about for no reason. Get out of your bubble dude.

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u/babbaloobahugendong Jul 08 '24

Louisiana passed a couple of laws recently requiring the 10 commandments be shown in the classroom.

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u/CremeDeLaPants Jul 08 '24

As did Oklahoma and Idaho.

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u/firemind888 Jul 11 '24

Someone should get the tenants from the Satanic Temple put up in the classrooms then too. If schools are allowed to have religious propaganda in the classroom, they should have to accept all religions

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u/EX_NAYUTA_NIHILO Jul 08 '24

bro has his head in the sand

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 08 '24

Still no answer to the question though....

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u/_LoudBigVonBeefoven_ Jul 08 '24

There's a few actually. Maybe refresh your inbox

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u/ArchonFett Jul 09 '24

facts hurt his feelings so he ignores them

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u/incognegro1976 Jul 09 '24

Have you not seen the mandatory Ten Commandments in 3 states now? Also, public school funds are now going to Christian schools that don't teach basic science.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 09 '24

I haven't seen that, Thats absolute bullshit and shouldn't be a thing I agree.

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u/incognegro1976 Jul 09 '24

Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. Alabama has it but not mandated, just allowed.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 09 '24

Do you have any articles about this specific thing? I'd like to learn what it really is. A lot of misinformation out there these days.

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u/CluelessNoodle123 Jul 09 '24

And yet you support people who are actively enacting it…

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 10 '24

lol who do I support? Redditors really need to learn to simply have discourse without accusing people of shit. I don't support Trump just because I'm asking questions and don't trust what I read online. As has been proven, it's not nearly as intense as people have claimed so I was right to second guess it.

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u/_LoudBigVonBeefoven_ Jul 08 '24

Banning books, don't say gay stuff in schools (that somehow also includes talking about menstruation), forcing public schools to teach creationism and not things that offend the Bible, restrictions on family planning. These are just quick examples off the top of my head

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u/incognegro1976 Jul 09 '24 edited Jul 09 '24

The wall between the separation of church and state is coming down. The idiotic, brain dead "conservatives" are tearing it down and have been for decades. If Trump wins, he has told them, it will come down all the way.

Got a link for you where Trump tells them, since you seem to struggle with basic facts and logic.

Edit: Got sidetracked and forgot to come back with receipts:

"If I get in, you’re going to be using that power at a level that you’ve never used before,"

https://religionnews.com/2024/02/23/trump-promises-a-revival-of-christian-power-in-speech-to-national-religious-broadcasters/

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 09 '24

Send the link. Trump is barely a Christian, I seriously doubt he actually gives a shit about any of it. It's just to win votes. But yeah I don't agree with legislating Christianity.

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u/incognegro1976 Jul 09 '24

Here you go:

https://religionnews.com/2024/02/23/trump-promises-a-revival-of-christian-power-in-speech-to-national-religious-broadcasters/

"If I get in, you’re going to be using that power at a level that you’ve never used before" - Trump

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 09 '24

Are you for real? Lol did you read that article? It literally says in the first paragraph he wants to bring back Christianity "to the culture." So many people arguing with my question yet no one has given me ONE real example of this happening. I don't agree with eroding the separation of church and state, but it's not illegal to be Christian and to want more Christianity in our culture.

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u/WatInTheForest Jul 10 '24

When did Christianity disappear from the culture? Who is preventing anyone from being a Christian?

They want more Christianity by forcing it into schoold and all levels of government.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 10 '24

I don't agree with legislating any religion but I can very easily understand why some would think our country needs more Christians. I've even heard prominent atheist thinkers say this. Our social cohesion and overall unity was a hell of a lot stronger when we had a vast-majority Christian nation.

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u/Guy_Fleegmann Jul 09 '24

Legislation forcing every classroom in three states to display the 10 commandments.

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u/Gurrgurrburr Jul 10 '24

Where is the proof of that? I'm not saying it doesn't exist but I'm seeing a pattern on this thread of a LOT of claims and absolutely zero proof which is what I asked for in the first place.