Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "David Pakman Show" channel.

@AnserBauer171 the problem isn't much of a problem. That was half of people voting - most don't vote, but all are getting screwed and are getting more and more pissed about it.
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@lind3237 I'm amazed that he didn't blame Obama or Clinton.
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@briansmith5293 sundowning is a distinct phenomena that occurs in dementia patients after sunset. It's thought to be related to the biological clock and the cues the brain receives by the changing light conditions that basically prepare us for bedtime. Somnolence during the day is another matter entirely, only possibly loosely related.
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@graxxor fluently. Save, to avoid having to speak with Trump. Wish I thought of that when we met at a Chamber of Commerce function back around 2000... He was invited as a speaker of honor, so great was his impression that the following year, the Chamber experienced a 90%+ attrition in attendance to that function.
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Save for the slurring, which increases as time went on during the event. That isn't sundowning, it's CNS depressant related, possibly ethanol, which there is a family history of the abuse of ethanol. So, either that or potentially coming off of a stimulant, from which he also has a known habituation. The Robert E. Lee bit, not in favor anymore. Yeah, one could say that, having Congress issue a writ of attainder for his plantation and seizing it, not paying for it until after his death, per the Constitution, yeah, kinda out of favor. You'd know his plantation, it's now Arlington National Cemetery. Who would ever expect him to suddenly fall out favor over a minor infraction like treason and three quarters of a million soldiers dead? That's definitely not all cylinders firing at top dead center, to put things mildly. The rapid progression, obesity and odd skin colorant usage suggests paler, delicate skin and possible poorly controlled diabetes, rapid progression suggesting vascular dementia, which unlike Alzheimer's, has a stair step progression. So, could flip either way with that or coming down from a stimulant dose. Given the incessant lost thought trains and word salad servings, I'm leaning toward dementia, possibly vascular. Cared for my father through that mess, wasn't pleasant for anyone. Of course, this remains in part the same Trump that wanted terrorists that were captured summarily executed, along with their families and children. Give him time, I'm sure he'll suggest special "work camps" with big ovens, as his impulse control flags further. Upside, even if he somehow won the election, our nukes are safe from his hands, as he'd never successfully authenticate, let alone be capable of selecting target packages from the SIOP menu book.
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@badlyniceness2315 could be worse, Alina could come in the night as one's lawyer.
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@pimphandduke8447 but never met him or barely knew him, because private jets are so yuge that one never gets to meet one's host on the airplane or Gilligan's Island.
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I'll frequently speak of evil spirits in computers, but all are quite clear that I'm joking about malware.
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@Dodgerzden well, evil spirits exist, but they don't survive too long around me before I drink them. ;)
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@Dodgerzden I've attributed gremlins to some circuit issues I was working on - at least until I finally figured out what was causing a weird issue nobody else could figure out.
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@aardvarkhole stepwise progression is a hallmark of vascular dementia, as the vascular damage from the breakdown of glycated end products in the epithelial lining of the vasculature of the brain is global. That said, the paraphrasic errors, odd neologisms and derailment do suggest some focal issues in Broca's Area, the rest also suggestive of some form of possible frontotemporal dementia. That said, having met Trump in person back around 2000, it was already rather well established that he suffered from total anencephaly and craniorectal inversion. A one note choir, where the choir would sing do re me fa so la ti do, he'd sing me me me me me me me me. Understandable, since the only thing he could see was the inside of his rectum.
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Unless they're speaking about a Unix system.
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@silentmajority8365 hard to hold office from solitary confinement. But, thank you for your contribution from the noisy minority, a group about as sharp as a bag of mice.
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It's uglier than that. One state's forces invading another state is already unconstitutional, as a lawful government's state rights are being abrogated by imperial fiat by a lawless emperor, who was only elected to be president. It'd be a violation of the Posse Comitatus act for any troops to be used in any manner of law enforcement while the courts are still capable of holding session and actions by the executive branch to cause the courts to close would be utterly lawless and without lawful basis. Worse, the invaded state's governor would be within his rights to then deploy his own national and state guard forces against the invading national guard, perfecting a civil war initiated by an imperious leader, who is acting from far outside of the laws and Constitution. Meanwhile, the invading national guard would become criminals under our laws and Constitution for obeying a clearly unlawful series of orders and committing treason against the United States and the invaded state. And that's without civilians getting involved, it's a shaken bag of cats at that point and now adding civilians in, an even more immense shaken bag of angry cats. That all said, Trump's said a hell of a lot of shit, back when he was in office and now, before he's actually entered office again, rarely has he tried to do even 1/3 of the insane bullshit that he's said, as such actions were clearly unlawful and the impacted agencies, including the military flat out said that any such orders were unlawful and would be ignored. More interestingly, something few have considered. How would the nuclear armed nations react to a civil war within a nuclear armed nation, once the control of the nuclear weapons came under threat? I know, based upon over 28 years of military service what my decision would be, neutralize those weapons with our own and our allies arsenals, lest heaven know who get control of them and do heaven knows what with them. Which would trigger a retaliatory strike by what remains of our forces, a thermonuclear war amidst a civil war. I really need to take up drinking!
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I have a hard time considering someone who wishes to remove the rule of law in the land in favor of rule of the prison thug. Therein lies the seeds of pure anarchy in a nuclear armed nation. In that lie the seeds of joining the dinosaurs in extinction.
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Obviously, we're now supposed to deport Mexicans from Mexico or something. And operational brains from all US citizens skulls...
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Well, given that Trump thinks that Puerto Rico is a foreign country and not a US territory, yeah, understandable. Hate to think what he thinks American Samoa is!
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I think he, given his penchant for making movie plot lines real in what passes for a mind in him, watched the beginning of the film Civil War and didn't catch the end.
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OK, when did he pick up a gun and levy war against the US government? Congress hasn't declared war since WWII, so we have no enemies to give aid and comfort to. Article III, Section 3, Clause 1: Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court.
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Not necessarily. Insanity isn't always inherited. But, it's a reason why some may never *retain* their children. In some cases, never, ever see them again.
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Paid $6.50 for a dozen eggs last week. That'd put eggs at $108.33 a dozen. As with everything else he says, he has proved with all statements that he's more full of shit than a Christmas goose. "Professor Kelley told me 100 times over three decades that 'Donald Trump was the dumbest goddam student I ever had,'".
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Kings have rules that they abide by, laws that they obey. At least since Charles I's, ahem, shaving accident. What Trump wants is to become a tyrant king, which we've not had since 509 BC, overthrown by Lucius Brutus, whose descendant killed Julius Caesar after he declared himself emperor.
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It isn't about naming, oh blind one. It's about *both* naming of the children *and* wearing a Nazi uniform to court and further espousing a Nazi view. Sorry, spacekid, but in the real world, that counts as insanity. My uncles fought in WWII. I also saw still classified photos of the war. Still, you've produced nothing in evidence to support your claim that Karl Marx is removal criteria, Adolf Hitler is removal criteria, Josef Stalin is removal criteria, etc. Indeed, Marx personally harmed none
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Cain killed Abel! Biden didn't prosecute! Won't anyone think of the children?! I'm amazed that she didn't simply scream out, when pinned down by the interviewer, "your a commie!" and storm off the set. Yeah, that's a typical Trumpite response, not knowing the difference between you're and your, as well as that literal response, as not a one know what communism actually is.
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Alcohol and tobacco taxes, plus inheritance taxes funded a lot of the government. Add in some excise taxes beyond tobacco and alcohol, was a rather large chunk of cheddar. And we had income tax twice before, implemented once, to pay for the War of 1812 and to pay for the Civil War. But, he's saving taxpayers money by purchasing 100 foot flag poles, because he's a real estate guruilla. See my shiny? Watch me wave it, ignore that raging wildfire all around us that I set, that's only the Constitution burning, nothing important. But, he also wants his Armies to cross the Rubicon, erm, Potomac, to tear up the highways, crush sewers, water mains and gas mains the entire way, for his birthday. Like every other tyrant king throughout history until they were finally dispatched by force in 500 BC. Are there any surviving descendants of the Brutus family?
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Sociopaths by nature consider *none* members of their herd. They are the types that do whatever they want to and screw any natural or legislated law.
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It became unsafe. For them. We have a first amendment, that cuts both ways, so try to suppress me, enjoy the mayhem of a counteterrorism professional. Preferred, polls, less preferred, well force of arms. Do look up Quigly, down under, don't have much use for doesn't mean lack of proficiency with..
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Oh, but they're under perpetual audit, due to the god-king's immortality. Or something.
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@RicoSuave20242 I'm unconvinced that he'll survive this term, given his last physical results being obviously written by his press secretary and well, they don't perform a cognitive assessment in a vacuum and his vacuous responses to questions about said cognitive assessment. Seriously now, a "pretty test"? The porch lamp is lit, but there ain't nobody home.
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@ well, no-fly except for him.
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@twain103 fair point, the proper background would've been the toilet tank, to reflect how full of shit she is. She's a fine example of why inbreeding is bad.
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They were here, WWII only delayed the Republicans that wanted to bring fascism to the US. Hell, our internment camps were originally named concentration camps, they got a quick paint job on the signs when it looked likely that the Nazi concentration camps would soon be liberated, as Polish intelligence was furnishing allies with reports and imagery of the camps throughout the war.
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@bahreal six of one, half dozen of the other. If you don't like demons, be highly selective on which websites you visit and where you get your software. And remember, the other kind are older, tougher and smarter than you - always. Hence, have absolutely nothing to do with Trump, who is about as dumb as a bag of hammers.
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They're also doing this shit to born US citizens. Jack them up, no passport or birth certificate, the agent claims in court papers that you've admitted to entering the US illegally and not being a citizen. Personally, I'd start off with, "Call your security officer and run me through JPAS, otherwise we're gonna have a big problem and you're undermanned for it". Then, there'd be a fight and once a weapon comes out, my force escalation goes to maximum. I not only walk with a cane, I fight with one quite well too. If a weapon comes out, I'll be retaining the equipment from the remnants. Just because I'm 63 and a retired and ornery old NCO, who's tagged REF. Retired, Extremely Flatulent. Served for over 28 years, this is the polar opposite of what I signed up for and entirely against what I swore an oath to uphold and defend.
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No, the prosecutor is responsible for the indictments, Trump is responsible for his crimes that resulted in indictments. Although, Trump is getting the special tier treatment in his trial, as for commoners, we get put under the jail for the trial and utter one word out of term, we're put where sunlight takes a month to reach us. He just gets chided.
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It isn't about naming, oh blind one. It's about *both* naming of the children *and* wearing a Nazi uniform to court and further espousing a Nazi view. Sorry, spacekid, but in the real world, that counts as insanity. My uncles fought in WWII. I also saw still classified photos of the war. Still, you've produced nothing in evidence to support your claim that Karl Marx is removal criteria, Adolf Hitler is removal criteria, Josef Stalin is removal criteria, etc. Indeed, Marx personally harmed none
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I've been looking fondly at an artillery unit nearby, since I also know where the munitions are stored...
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@davidspong797 so, life is a privilege that may be administratively revoked? Which agency do I submit my shit list to?
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@ericlipps9459 indeed, just 15 minutes of being with him gave the Pope a stroke and heart attack.
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@stephenswistchew7720 there must be some angst, otherwise MTG wouldn't literally place a bill to expunge his impeachments each and every month. Said bill then being promptly shuffled off to committee to never be heard from again. Don't believe me? Look it up in the Congressional Record, shocked the shit out of me!
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First, none of the names you listed were noted were recent historic villains. Meanwhile, we have a violence against children case that resulted in removal of the children for their own protection. We have a man and his new partner wearing fascist uniforms consistent with their previous misbehavior. Yeah, they have the right to abuse their children. As much as I have the right to stick my bayonet into your throat for disagreeing with me. If you agree, I do not, nor does the law and Constitution.
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I'm still trying to wrap my head around people fixated upon Trump not touching the bible, as if that changes an oath. If that's so, I guess that John Quincy Adams never was sworn in either, since he swore in on a law book. The simple truth is, an oath or affirmation is required, he could put his hand on his dick and it'd be just as valid. What matters is, his oath, his word of honor is worthless to him. That he finds the Constitution inconvenient, well, every President we've had found that to be true, but somehow all save him managed to largely stay within its boundaries and when they exceeded those and the courts intervened, they respected the laws and Constitution enough to obey the laws as the courts found them. Well, until the tyrant king wannabe Trump took office. Where's Marcus Brutus when you need him?
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@---Dana---- not in the water, just in the inbreeding.
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@cecilsabourin9462 yeah, Al Green made a fiery speech about impeachment papers he'd introduced - and entirely refrained from actually introducing them. Congress has abdicated and gun sales are through the roof. I suspect that the kettle's about to boil over and those derelict in their duties will be at great hazard.
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@herrickinman9303 because, one capitalizes the title of the office, regardless of what execrable creature is currently contaminating it. As we said in the military, "have to respect the rank, not the cocksucker wearing it."
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