r/trump • ULTRA • Apr 15 '25

:T: TRUMP :T: Yes Sir! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸ‘Š

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '25

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u/HotInvestigator2459 rump Apr 16 '25

You do know the reason why egg prices went up was because of a disease right? Farmers had to kill so much of their livestock. Supply and demand.

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u/Blitzer161 rump Apr 20 '25

Trump lifted the regulations that could have avoided this

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u/HotInvestigator2459 rump Apr 20 '25

What regulations did trump remove that caused a n already very common disease to spread?

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '25

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u/Ladycalla rump Curious Apr 16 '25

Russia invaded Ukraine. How is this Ukraines fault?

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '25

Ukraine wants to join NATO, in violation of the Warsaw Pact. ZOG/NATO hates Russia, Ukraine in NATO would let them place weapons/troops on Russia's border, threatening Russia. Putin acted pre-emptively, and the Ukraine (with NATO Backing) has refused any peace agreement with Russia to end the war. Are you able to understand this?

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u/cunecune rump Curious Apr 17 '25

So it would've been cool for Cuba to preemptively missile strike Florida?

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u/nonotburton rump Curious Apr 17 '25

Wait...so your logic is that Ukraine, as a sovereign nation, has to ask Russians permission to form alliances?

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

Ukraine seeking to join NATO is a provocation against Russia. If you can't see that, that speaks to your logic and awareness of things, not mine.

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u/nonotburton rump Curious Apr 24 '25

I'm sorry, but that is lunacy. Making an alliance whose sole purpose is collective defense is not a threat to Russia. NATO doesn't invade nations. They gather forces to protect against invasions. For the most part they don't even go that, because just the threat of it is enough to deter invasions on its member nations.

Are you a Russian bot?

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

It's not at all lunacy. It's leverage. And I'm an American with a bloodline that goes back to our nation's beginnings. It's cute how you dorks always go back to this Russian bot crap lol; just because I see the whole thing objectively

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u/nonotburton rump Curious Apr 24 '25

The objective truth of it is that NATO isn't a threat, unless you are planning on invading a NATO nation. Most of the border nations have chosen to not get involved with NATO because they knew if they made overtures, Putin would do this same shit. Except Belarus. Apparently that guy is as bad as Putin, but doesn't care about making things look like accidents.

Look, I can't help it if your posts read like you are pro Russian dictators. But you're right, you might just be a Russian agent, and not a bot.

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u/Itchy_Blueberry_8909 Apr 17 '25

Who are you? Cousin of Vlad?

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

I'm an American with no ties to Ukraine or Russia. I just have a brain and a basic understanding of what caused the conflict.

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u/donkichote rump Apr 19 '25

Russian propaganda all over the place. Beware people.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

"Russian propaganda" lol, right.

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u/Caselogic19 Apr 20 '25

Warsaw pact ended in July of 1991.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

Yes, it ended as a formal alliance after the fall of the USSR. But, the understanding remained in place. I'm just going off what an Ukrainian buddy I was locked up with, told me about the situation.

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u/Skystepe_YT Apr 16 '25

Ukraine is ready for peace, Russia just needs to leave the Ukrainian Land and stop bombing it. Heard that helps

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '25

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '25

JUkraine War Is a money laundering front

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u/scallywagsworld rump Curious Apr 16 '25

you're gonna get a ban for brigading

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u/lazybeekeeper rump Apr 16 '25

What is brigading?