[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Swan

Doesn't really have anything to do with Trump's so called mental health issues, but i whole heatedly agree with on that. Democracy is fine for some people, as long as you share the same opinions, have the same stance on everything, and only vote the way they think you should. So yeah, the complete opposite of being for and accepting Democracy.

As for Nancy Pelosi outing Trump, we all know it wont happen. Though the way things are going his White House exit is only around the corner.

It's not going to happen, but the 25th amendment is specific to the constitution of the US, which means it is absolutely part of their democracy.

[Swan]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

It's not going to happen, but the 25th amendment is specific to the constitution of the US, which means it is absolutely part of their democracy.

I didn't question the democracy regarding the 25th amendment, just the questionable democratic beliefs of many people. It's all good and well saying you're for (not you, in general) democracy, but then throwing a fit when things don't go the way you think they should isn't how democracy works.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Swan

I didn't question the democracy regarding the 25th amendment, just the questionable democratic beliefs of many people. It's all good and well saying you're for (not you, in general) democracy, but then throwing a fit when things don't go the way you think they should isn't how democracy works.

Speaking up (and being allowed to) when you don't feel things are working/going the right way IS democracy.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Swan

I didn't question the democracy regarding the 25th amendment, just the questionable democratic beliefs of many people. It's all good and well saying you're for (not you, in general) democracy, but then throwing a fit when things don't go the way you think they should isn't how democracy works.

People are allowed to voice dissatisfaction with the government/elections in a free country. It's called an opinion and we're all entitled to them.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Some people don’t understand/cannot accept democracy.

Lock the mad bitch up.

Nancy has valid points to remove Trump as president, first of all he's kinda got very insane thinking getting covid is a blessing of god

secondly also he ain't recovered from the virus, so not well to remain as president (he should still be in hospital) basically him underestimating dangers of this horrible virus again, being a terrible example for overall american public, something what is dangerous for America in general

[reece(:]

Trump has lost the plot, his erratic twitter ramblings have reached new lows - get him out.

[Ammi]

...for me, I wouldn’t just feel that ‘Democracy’ was the person who was elected to serve in the voice/interest/ power of the people etc..but that they are being those things through their time of office and service...?...to democratically elect a president and then to ‘stick with them, no matter what‘ even if it’s felt that their leadership was detrimental to their country, but they’re president so that’s that of that...surely wouldn’t be democratic because ‘interest and power of the people and the country‘ must surely be a huge factor in putting the Democratic into a country election system and it is the only priority...

...I do though, completely understand Swan’s thought process..(..or as I understand what he means, anyway..)...if it’s being said that ‘the people’ elect...(...although we all know it was Putin.....)...then other officials, also serving the people can’t un-elect, otherwise it doesn’t serve democracy...?...which also has truth, I guess if other things/factors and reasons are isolated... if a leader was perceived to be ‘unfit’...then there wouldn’t be any practicality of feasibility of a ‘public voting’ to remove that leader immediately if that was felt to be something that had to happen right now, type thing...It is an interesting thing that he’s posed, though ...because to remove a leader from office, if that’s what Nancy is suggesting...?..wouldn’t that also be kind of considered a ‘coup ’.....

[bots]

i think with Biden ahead in the polls it's a very risky move if Nancy goes ahead with it

[Ammi]

...do you mean that it could be the very thing to cause him to be re-elected, bots...?..I’m too sleepy for my head to work probably atm...

[bots]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...do you mean that it could be the very thing to cause him to be re-elected, bots...?..I’m too sleepy for my head to work probably atm...

Biden is doing well in the polls, she is potentially interfering and could shift undecided voters toward trump ... it's a very risky thing messing with the dynamics at this point when your own side is doing well

[Nicky91]

LOL you cannot just do that Trump, no president can do such thing

[joeysteele]

I don't know about him having a mental illness.

What he is, which is a bad thing in any leader in my view, is he is dangerously deluded.

I'm not sure this intervention from Nancy Pelosi will just not lead to feed his delusions and help him fuel his, they're all out to get him with fake news and fear tactics.

[Nicky91]

but politics is doomed for a very long time now


gonna just enjoy it all for the laughs and entertainment, trump's moronic ways come across towards me


luckily i do not live in america