News Biden calls Japan xenophobic

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Mansoor said:
I just paid attention to the statue of Lincoln that is on a big chair similar to Buddha's statue that some people in Tibet worship it!

However, I had never studied his biography.

What about Eisenhower? Did he have any behaviors similar to them, as well?

If the answer is yes, the conclusion is that such weird behaviors are inheritable in the presidency!
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LBJ.webp Thanks to American comedians and the media (TV shows), almost every American president has been made fun of and almost anything they do that is a bit strange is picked up on and made fun of. Another target over the years has been any family member that does something newsworthy gets made fun of. In the early 50's , if you made fun of or said something bad/negative about the president , you might be labeled a commie and told to have more respect. Now days shows like Saturday Nite Live usually open with a skit dumping on the president or his office. I think my way of thinking about todays politics is still influenced by my school history classes of long ago ; so probably don't fit in with younger views.
 
Levi Ackerman said:
its the right thing to critisize the worst president in americas history, also, I'm allowed to say that because I AM American XD
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You're not necessarily allowed to say that in privately owned forums such as Facebook, Twitter or even this one.

Levi Ackerman said:
watching people who live in different countries talk about america like they know whats going on in front of an actual american is wild LOL
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I've found a lot of Americans don't know what's going on and are generally ignorant. So far you haven't demonstrated you know what's going based on what you've said so far.

Mansoor said:
What about Eisenhower? Did he have any behaviors similar to them, as well?
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I don't know about Eisenhower. But it wouldn't surprise me. People are generally flawed.

Mansoor said:
If the answer is yes, the conclusion is that such weird behaviors are inheritable in the presidency!
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That could be too.

Levi Ackerman said:
what he means is that presidents back then were more normal than presidents now
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Sure but he had no basis to make that statement. Perhaps if we can find a Presidential historian to weigh in on the topic we might be able to get some more reliable information.
 
mdchachi said:
You're not necessarily allowed to say that in privately owned forums such as Facebook, Twitter or even this one.


I've found a lot of Americans don't know what's going on and are generally ignorant. So far you haven't demonstrated you know what's going based on what you've said so far.


I don't know about Eisenhower. But it wouldn't surprise me. People are generally flawed.


That could be too.


Sure but he had no basis to make that statement. Perhaps if we can find a Presidential historian to weigh in on the topic we might be able to get some more reliable information.
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what I've said so far should tell you that I'm a fourteen years old guy who's still in 8th grade who likes anime XD
 
mdchachi said:
You're not necessarily allowed to say that in privately owned forums such as Facebook, Twitter or even this one.


I've found a lot of Americans don't know what's going on and are generally ignorant. So far you haven't demonstrated you know what's going based on what you've said so far.


I don't know about Eisenhower. But it wouldn't surprise me. People are generally flawed.


That could be too.


Sure but he had no basis to make that statement. Perhaps if we can find a Presidential historian to weigh in on the topic we might be able to get some more reliable information.
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bro. just because its privately owned does not mean the first amendment is just for show.
 
If you don't want to be banned , you have to stop with the "#$@&**" comments in your posts. Been a rule since almost 2002 here on JREF that it's not allowed. I'm not positive , but I don't think the first amendment applies in Japan.
 
Levi Ackerman said:
what I've said so far should tell you that I'm a fourteen years old guy who's still in 8th grade who likes anime XD
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You're also extremely ill informed about American politics but you're probably just parroting whatever you hear from the adults around you so it's not really your fault.
Biden is not the worst president ever and he's not even the worst president in your lifetime. The one before him very nearly caused a constitutional crisis simply because he could not accept that he lost. Anybody who told him that he lost fair and square he either ignored or fired:

According to the search results, several people in Trump's administration admitted that he lost the 2020 presidential election to Joe Biden:
  • Vice President Mike Pence told Trump he "had seen no evidence" of fraud that would change the election result
  • Senior Justice Department leaders told Trump multiple times there was no evidence to support his claims of election fraud
  • The Director of National Intelligence told Trump the intelligence community did not find any evidence of foreign interference that "would change the outcome of the election"
  • The Department of Homeland Security issued a public statement that "there was no evidence any voting system had been comprised" and "the 2020 election was the most secure in American history"
  • Senior White House attorneys told Trump there was "no evidence" of election fraud
  • Senior Trump campaign staff told Trump the day before the election that he only had a 5-10% chance of winning re-election, and only if he won ongoing vote counts and litigation in Arizona, Georgia, and Wisconsin, which he lost
  • Many state legislators and officials who supported Trump's re-election repeatedly told him that his election fraud claims were "false"
  • State and federal courts assessed all of Trump's lawsuits alleging election fraud and ruled "his allegations were meritless"
Additionally, former White House aides Alyssa Farah and Cassidy Hutchinson testified to the January 6 committee that Trump privately acknowledged he had lost the 2020 election, despite his public efforts to challenge the results. And this is only one aspect of his Presidency. Yet for some reason people choose to still believe in Trump despite the fact that nearly everything he says is either false or exaggerated. If you dare, read the entire endictment.

Levi Ackerman said:
bro. just because its privately owned does not mean the first amendment is just for show.
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It means you don't understand what the first amendment is about.
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."

So guess what -- it is only about Congress (the government) restricting speech rights. That's why a private forum like this can freely delete your speech if they like. Of course there are also anti-discrimination laws so a restaurant probably couldn't legally refuse service to a person because they have a Biden shirt or MAGA hat on. So it's not always clearcut.
 
mdchachi said:
You're also extremely ill informed about American politics but you're probably just parroting whatever you hear from the adults around you so it's not really your fault.
Biden is not the worst president ever and he's not even the worst president in your lifetime. The one before him very nearly caused a constitutional crisis simply because he could not accept that he lost. Anybody who told him that he lost fair and square he either ignored or fired:

According to the search results, several people in Trump's administration admitted that he lost the 2020 presidential election to Joe Biden:
  • Vice President Mike Pence told Trump he "had seen no evidence" of fraud that would change the election result
  • Senior Justice Department leaders told Trump multiple times there was no evidence to support his claims of election fraud
  • The Director of National Intelligence told Trump the intelligence community did not find any evidence of foreign interference that "would change the outcome of the election"
  • The Department of Homeland Security issued a public statement that "there was no evidence any voting system had been comprised" and "the 2020 election was the most secure in American history"
  • Senior White House attorneys told Trump there was "no evidence" of election fraud
  • Senior Trump campaign staff told Trump the day before the election that he only had a 5-10% chance of winning re-election, and only if he won ongoing vote counts and litigation in Arizona, Georgia, and Wisconsin, which he lost
  • Many state legislators and officials who supported Trump's re-election repeatedly told him that his election fraud claims were "false"
  • State and federal courts assessed all of Trump's lawsuits alleging election fraud and ruled "his allegations were meritless"
Additionally, former White House aides Alyssa Farah and Cassidy Hutchinson testified to the January 6 committee that Trump privately acknowledged he had lost the 2020 election, despite his public efforts to challenge the results. And this is only one aspect of his Presidency. Yet for some reason people choose to still believe in Trump despite the fact that nearly everything he says is either false or exaggerated. If you dare, read the entire endictment.


It means you don't understand what the first amendment is about.
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."

So guess what -- it is only about Congress (the government) restricting speech rights. That's why a private forum like this can freely delete your speech if they like. Of course there are also anti-discrimination laws so a restaurant probably couldn't legally refuse service to a person because they have a Biden shirt or MAGA hat on. So it's not always clearcut.
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no, restaurants can refuse service if they reserve the right. you're thinking that they cant refuse to hire them, not serve them.
 
The restaurant story reminds me of the vegan couple who told the waitress the 10 or 15 things they don't eat and then asked what she would recommend. She replied ....a taxi home.
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Yea hard to believe one would see that in New York Times. Maybe other candidates this year for the US should be checked ;)
 
So , the story goes , he ate under cooked pork that had a tapeworm in it and it made it's way to his brain. That tapeworm must have had a compass and a lot of luck to find a politician's brain , LOL.
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