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@richsidman8548 It came from JD Miller, the executive producer: "To sell the show, we created the narrative that Trump was a super-successful businessman who lived like royalty. That was the conceit of the show,” Miller wrote. “At the very least, it was a substantial exaggeration; at worst, it created a false narrative by making him seem more successful than he was.” Just cut and paste the above into your search engine to get the many sources. Leader? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. The man's a complete moron. He's the only man in history who was stupid enough to bankrupt a casino! The only people more stupid than him are the idiots who believe him.
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Thing is. He didn't run the TV show. The producers told him what projects to run and whom to "fire". He's a bit like the 6-year-old in a football class who thinks he really is Lionel Messi because he's got it written on the back of his shirt.
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@OB17358 He's a Trump supporter. He thinks that Communists and Fascists are the same thing and you're in serious danger of causing a brain haemorrhage with the word "oligarchic". That's 4 syllables and he probably needs a lie-down after using 3.
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@OB17358 I suspect that they've burned every dictionary they could find.
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These are almost unknown waters. There is the experience of Pinochet's Chile, which still hasn't recovered nearly 20 years after his death. And we can all see the horror unfolding in Argentina. But this is going to be on a scale, to use Trump's favourite phrase, "never seen before". In a couple of years time, when someone creates one of those word clouds about the US, the standout words will be poverty, oppression, despair, guns, crime. Musk's economic idiocy is going to throw millions into unemployment, possibly tens of millions. A justice department staffed by his cronies is going to facilitate unprecedented white collar crime and general corruption and his goons are going to be breaking down the doors of anyone who stands up against it. And what if, as Richard suggests, he IS unable to get rid of the millions he considers to be undesirable? What then? A final solution?
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@scrambler69-xk3kv I'm surprised there aren't cartoon characters in there. Luckily, someone must have taken him to one side and explained that Hannibal Lecter isn't real....
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@OB17358 "In a way, running government like a tv show can be a good thing. The more voters learn and are informed, the better citizens they (we) are. " TV shows like The Apprentice do not educate and inform. They titillate and entertain. The Apprentice in particular was a programme which set out to give its audience a false impression of how business was done. Trump is all chaff. He has no personal gifts. None at all. He is an idiot who inherited. Nothing he has was worked for or obtained fairly. If he ever did anything worthwhile in his life, it was by accident.
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@HectorMMoreno-hn2rt Aye. Or maybe Trump could do it himself. Have you seen how ripped he is on those trading cards? And he can probably fly, make himself invisible and melt steel with his heat-vision.
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@fiddlersthree8463 Apparently, 14 of his businesses were liquidated while the show was running.
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@ErnstKuhn Amen to that!
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