{"id":1803,"date":"2025-01-27T09:01:57","date_gmt":"2025-01-26T21:01:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.funk.co.nz\/auckland-music-update\/?p=1803"},"modified":"2025-01-28T04:48:03","modified_gmt":"2025-01-27T16:48:03","slug":"trumps-first-day-intense","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.funk.co.nz\/auckland-music-update\/trumps-first-day-intense\/","title":{"rendered":"Trumps first day in office"},"content":{"rendered":"

<\/a>Legendary music journalist Gary Steel introduced me to Frank Zappa and interviewed Sly Dunbar over at WitchDoctor.co.nz<\/a>, so I have great respect for the man. But I could not resist responding to a flame-bait anti-Trump post on Facebook he made 4 days back supposedly explaining how or why Trump supporters are ignorant (attacking
\nsomewhat?), and supposedly detailing Trump's flaws. I was actually curious to know why people get triggered by this, so I wrote up a big (somewhat trolling) reply... but I blasted right over the 8,000 character limit<\/strong><\/em> for Facebook comment replies hence I posted the full text here in full.<\/p>\n

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I'm morbidly curious to know why people are upset about Trump's election win?<\/h2>\n

Gary - all your links seem broken? Due to truncation of the URLs?<\/p>\n

Trumps first few days have been excellent and a little shocking I thought. Shocking in a kick-ass way though. He exaggerates. But he gets shit done. I agree he is a despicable bad man.... aren't they all? Isn't that desirable?<\/p>\n

The brain of this modern world seems to have a severe right-hemisphere stroke
\nthat killed off the selfless, artistic, non-verbal, spatial synthetic skills
\nto focus solely on left-hemisphere stuff: symbolic, selfish, and logical. I'm
\nglad Trump got in. So important to come clean about JFK. And UFOs. Clean
\nenergy technology from another planet exists but is held back stuck in the
\nsecrecy of the Manhattan Project and the Atomic Energy Commission. There is no
\nplace for secrecy in a democracy, this is why Trump is good. Coral Reefs love
\nwarm clear water. Warm water.<\/p>\n

Surely Not More Fraudulent Than The Average Real Estate Investing
\nCourse?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Regarding alleged fraud of the Trump University \/ real estate workshop
\nlawsuit; if this really was fraud shouldn't this be a criminal
\ninvestigation?
\nAlso, who pays $35k to learn property investing? Greedy people
\nprobably.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sure he should not have included the word University his main fault, he says
\nhe would have won the case if at trial; but there was no criminal fraud case?
\nThey are due to get 90% of their fees back pretty soon I hear.<\/p>\n

I was thinking to congratulate Trump on his win and 77 million votes, but
\nnever got around to it. Impressive first day in office. Was thinking to ask
\nwhy people so upset about it? Surely Bidden is more upsetting to watch?<\/p>\n

I used to be a radical environmentalist: thinking maybe humans are a pest on
\nthe Earth idling our engines in traffic like that. So I did my part:
\nsacrificing my own bloodline not to have children to save the planet by using
\ncontraception etc. Then I hear we need more babies? OK. Skills shortage? OK.<\/p>\n

Up until I realised the Una-bomber was also a radical environmentalist. He
\nwanted to bomb the universities to slow down or \"dumb down\" the human race in
\norder to reduce the eco-impact of homo sapiens. He was caught due to his long
\nwinded essays. He was a lecturer \/ professor. He was found due to his writing
\nstyle analysis software used by university ultimately turned on his own
\nwritings for pattern recognition.<\/p>\n

BACK TO TRUMP<\/strong><\/p>\n

I will admit I was not impressed to see \"children in cages\" at the border
\nback in 2016.<\/p>\n

But that was an unintended consequence from a partial implementation \/
\ncompromise deal gone bad. Imagine if infinite amounts of communists were
\npermitted to enter NZ? Something had to be done. It is bad enough already: US
\ncomputer security agencies have informed out govt that departments such as The
\nTreasury and Parliamentary Services were infiltrated with data stealers from
\nconfuscious institutes spyware; or take the example of Jian Yang the national
\nparty list<\/strong><\/em> member from the CCP. But we can't just
\nrock over to China and start researching Tienanmen Square Massacre
\ndocumentaries while pregnant.<\/p>\n

Trump is right to clamp down, he will likely stop Jus soli<\/strong>,
\nbut he probably can't stop Lex soli<\/strong>. Jus Soli meaning \"right
\nof soil\" is uncontrolled birthright citizenship, part of English common law
\nbut not Europe. Lex Soli means the \"law of the right of soil\" and is **the
\nmost common means** of acquiring citizenship around the world, but it is
\nalways regulated. No other countries do this. None outside the Americas, Chad,
\nLesotho, Pakistan up until 2024, Fiji and Tuvalu; unconditionally! The US law
\nwas a prerequisite to the abolishment of slavery in the 19th century. It's
\nmoot debate anyhow as the U.S. Supreme Court has never specifically ruled on
\nwhether the children of people in the country illegally would qualify for
\nbirthright citizenship (why? how?).<\/p>\n

Only 5% are criminals<\/strong><\/p>\n

During Biden's idiocracy, approximately 8 million undocumented illegal
\ncrossed the border into USA, lots of adult males, 435,719 people with criminal
\nrecords, and often many lone operative desperadoes as it's not really a good
\nroute for a family. Actually mostly 617,770 Mexicans, 250,000 Venezuelans,
\n200,000 Guatemalans
\nand thirty six thousand Chinese according to the BBC.<\/strong>
\nThere is an animated video guide produced by CCP and they have camps for their
\nbrethren in the army. Some plan to join the army, learn weapons, then go
\nhome.<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n