Comments by "😊 Erin Thor" (@Erin-Thor) on "Tucker u0026 Trump" video.

  1. “There’s a level of passion I’ve never seen, and a level of hatred that I’ve never seen, and that’s probably a bad combination.” — Trump speaking in response to a question about civil war, and anger, division, and hatred that HE, Trump and other Republicans have helped create, stoked the fires of and fanned the flames of. Trump is proud of the division HE has caused in America.
    424
  2.  @madgreen8945  -- Worse than sick, my Trumpet relatives eagerly want a civil war. These are people that scream at Democrats for allowing abortion, yet when I mentioned that if you extrapolate deaths from the last civil war by percentage of population then and now, you are talking about 34 Million people dead. My Brother responded simply "You have to break a few eggs to make an omelet."
    18
  3.  @janetstonerook4552  — I don’t think Trump thinks of it as bad though, I think he relishes in the chaos and turmoil and it gives him a sense of satisfaction.
    10
  4.  @madgreen8945  — Are we related? 🤣 And yes, it is seriously scary.
    6
  5. But they were almost all Republicans in RED states, so Republicans choose to accept those losses without comment. After all, they did have free choice!
    4
  6.  @kathleenswarm8564  I understand the logic but disagree. They were lied to by a conman, told that a 'flu shot' was a vaccine, and told not to take it by a MAN they felt was appointed my God to lead the nation. Bottom line, anyway you slice it Trump is responsible for roughly half a million COVID deaths because of his handling, inherent need to lie about anything (it's his first response over telling the truth), and his need to put his welfare over the countries or the people who voted for him. And yes, I know, no one cares because Trump was appointed by God, so God knew what Trump would do, approved, sanctified, and justified everything Trump would do before anointing him as our leader... I just think that is ALL BS. Trump is just a conman, and the Republican voters and politicians used him as a vehicle to accomplish their goals.
    1