Trump is RIGHT about Regaining the Panama Canal

Uncensored2008 said:
Utterly false claim - but then nearly all claims by you are false.
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I've been registered on this board since 2006, and I don't remember right-wing posters ever making a big deal about snatching back the Canal until seven days ago when Trump ordered his minions to go forth and defend his idiocy

You're just a tool, a minion who does what you're told
 
Cypress said:
I've been registered on this board since 2006, and I don't remember right-wing posters ever making a big deal about snatching back the Canal until seven days ago when Trump ordered his minions to go forth and defend his idiocy

You're just a tool, a minion who does what you're told
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It just goes to prove all MAGAts are sheeple. They'll screech about whatever Pedo Don tells them to screech about.

Agreed on Sybil. In his defense, he's fucking looney toons and lives in a world of delusion. Yes, worse than Fredo or Legion.
 
Cypress said:
Yes, mindless minions who don't think for themselves and exist to do Trump's bidding.
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JPP is a microcosm of the MAGA movement but one limited to mostly elderly, demented Euro-American males with a few nutjobs tossed into the mix. They shouldn't be confused with the majority of Trump voters, IMO.

Since Republicans only constitute a third of all active American voters, with the Democrats composing another third, the remaining third are Independents. The numbers in the link below are off compared to the actual voter turnout since not all states report party membership. The distribution should care across all states.

Clearly many Americans are unhappy with our national leadership. When a voter feels neither party is representing their or the national best interests, then a logical strategy is to always vote for the challenger in order to keep rein in the reigning party.

Compared to the nation as a whole, the JPP MAGAts are sheepish clones of each other with most fitting neatly into a specific demographic.

usafacts.org

How many voters have a party affiliation? | USAFacts

Of registered voters, 47% have declared a party affiliation. As of September 2024, 36 million voters are registered Republicans and 45.1 million are registered Democrats.
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As of September 2024, 36 million voters are registered Republicans....

...Based on 2024 data, the nation has around 45.1 million Democrats....

...There are 32.1 million voters registered as independents, undeclared, or no affiliation.
 
Litmus said:
sometimes a visionary leader shows us what's possible.
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Sometimes perhaps, but Trump is the most visionary president leader besides Washington and Lincoln
that right now we as Americans need more than ever to stop the surge of nations like China from surrounding
the United States with their forces of evil destruction on their minds. These clueless and pussified libs here
are merely following the most inept potus in American history by bowing down to our enemies strategies to
take America out for good.
 
Diogenes said:
I'm sure you believe that. After all, who'd be more inclined to overlook any figurative cracks in your mental facade than yourself?

Roll, Tide!
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It is more accurate than a medical diagnosis on a political debate forum, by an internet troll.

And just by way of an FYI, my doctor says my mental faculties are sharp.
 
Walt said:
trump is delusional. his "facts" are based on delusions.


Hater sounds almost as crazy as trump.
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Was he delusional when he basically put ISIS to rest? Was he delusional when he basically bankrupted Iran and put Russia in the financial doldrums? Was he delusional for not creating wars all across the world like biden has done with his feckless cow-towing foreign affairs persona? Was he delusional when he basically secured our southern border against anyone wearing a "Let me in Joe Biden" shirt? Was he delusional for having our inflation rate hit a record low of around 1.8 %? Was he delusional for cutting regulations and taxes that helped out the middle and lower classes? I could go on with all the great things that Trump has
accomplished for America and for Americans in general, but at this point it would be a waste of time when dealing with a leftist loser like yourself.
 
Diogenes said:
Tell Winterborn, Salty. I already did, but he might've forgotten already.
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How about I tell you that we sold it for $1??

Don't believe me?

www.ncesc.com

Did the U.S. sell the Panama Canal for a dollar? - Geographic FAQ Hub: Answers to Your Global Questions

Did the U.S. sell the Panama Canal for a dollar? Yes, the U.S. did sell the Panama Canal to Panama for a nominal fee of $1. Transfer to Panama After construction, the canal and the Canal Zone surrounding it were administered by the United States. On September 7, 1977, US President Jimmy Carter...
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Did the U.S. sell the Panama Canal for $1?

After construction, the canal and the Canal Zone surrounding it were administered by the United States. On September 7, 1977, US President Jimmy Carter signed
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"On September 7, 1977, US President Jimmy Carter signed the Torrijos-Carter Treaty setting in motion the process of transferring control of the canal to Panama for a nominal fee of $1."



So we did not simply cease renting it. We sold it.
 
WinterBorn said:
It is more accurate than a medical diagnosis on a political debate forum, by an internet troll.
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If you think you're received such a diagnosis, it would be prudent to disregard it, I suppose. Have you?

WinterBorn said:
And just by way of an FYI, my doctor says my mental faculties are sharp.
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So you say. Of course, he doesn't seem to be here to confirm that.

WinterBorn said:
How about I tell you that we sold it for $1??

"On September 7, 1977, US President Jimmy Carter signed the Torrijos-Carter Treaty setting in motion the process of transferring control of the canal to Panama for a nominal fee of $1."

So we did not simply cease renting it. We sold it.
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You don't know the difference between a "nominal fee" and a "purchase", do you??

A nominal fee and a purchase differ primarily in intent, amount, and perception:

  • Nominal Fee:
    • Definition: This is a small amount of money charged, often to cover minimal costs or administrative expenses, but more importantly, to signify a commitment or to deter frivolous use of a service or product.
    • Purpose: The fee is usually not intended to generate significant revenue but to act as a token payment. It can serve to:
      • Prevent abuse of free services (e.g., a nominal fee for registration).
      • Add a sense of value or commitment to what might otherwise be free (e.g., a small charge for an event to ensure attendees are serious about attending).
      • Cover minor costs like processing fees, mailing, or handling.
    • Amount: Typically very small, often described as "symbolic" or "token," where the actual amount is less significant than the act of paying it.
  • Purchase:
    • Definition: This involves buying something where the amount paid is closer to or exactly the market value of the goods or services received.
    • Purpose: The primary intent here is to exchange money for something of equivalent value, whether it's a product, service, or rights (like software licenses).
    • Amount: The price can vary widely but is generally set to reflect the cost, profit margin, and market demand for the item or service. It's not symbolic but rather an economic transaction where value is directly exchanged.



@Grok


Roll, Tide!
 
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