NDA’s should be against the law in this case. Trump is no longer the CEO of a private company. He is the employee of 320 million people. Please tell me this violates some form of the Freedom of Information Act. If it doesn’t, someone needs to fucking get on that. The transition and everything that follows is part of…

I stayed in a capsule hotel in Japan when i was there, just for the experience. It was quite funny to sleep in a pod for a night, but staying a prolonged period of time in a tiny space like that would surely drive me insane. I just can’t understand how people can live like that.

And just where the hell are people getting this idea that our voting process is broken? Could it be the constant, baseless claims from the Republican party that our process is compromised?

Or her Goldman Sachs cabinet! Phew! Lots of bullets dodged.

But let’s all remember how corrupt Hilary is, with her email mismanagement and her charity—the one with high ratings from watchdog organizations. Good thing we dodged that bullet, huh?

Although I don’t have a medical degree and am a man, I’ve decided to pursue a head OB/GYN role since I spent the most formative parts of my life in utero. You’re an inspiration to us all, Dr. Carson.

“If any of us had a grandpa talking like Trump is tweeting today we’d start looking into finding a nice nursing home and we all know it.”

Chelsea Manning is in prison, and I seldom hear people call her a hero. Assange is, indeed, a massive tool. A sexist rapist egomaniac tool who is actively working against democracy and being used by Russia to destabilize the world.

I didn’t say that. He’s trying to destabilize Europe by bombing the hell out of the rebels in Syria That forces refugees to flee to Europe, then creating the problem they are having with anti refugee sentiment and nationalism.

He actually does want America to fail. He views us as Imperialist and Fascists and the typical crap leftist self-proclaimed “revolutionaries” call us, and just undermining Western institutions to him is a way to bring down the “empire.”

When I lived in Russia a few years ago, a man attacked me and attempted to pull my pants off in broad daylight in a subway station in full view of a cop and the cop did nothing, even as I kept yelling “stop” in every language I knew, including Russian. I had to punch him hard a few times to get away while the cop just…

His narcissism prevents him from realizing that he is being used. It’s why people like him can be easily influenced because as long as you feed their ego, they will do your bidding. 

I don’t think he realizes that Putin probably wouldn’t let him just fade away. Putin likes to tidy up the loose ends.

His ego is absolutely that monumental, which makes his active participation in Putin’s machinations all the more pathetic.

Putin’s also using Syria to destabilize Europe. The bombing campaign which forces refugees into Europe, igniting racism, etc. is all part of his big plan.

His friends have said he’s fully aware of what he’s doing in terms of where his information/leaks are coming from; this is supposedly all a desperate Hail-Mary on his part to destabilize enough nations that want him so he can simply slip out of the Embassy and retire to some quiet corner of the world in the ensuing…

Assange is interesting, because I get the sense that he’s convinced he’s on the side of the angels and he could never be co-opted. He seems like he’s got a real Manichean streak and thinks that anybody opposing American/US hegemonic secretiveness must be a good actor.

He just hopes that we can all be as free as Russians are today.

Yes. His apologists of course will never admit that. He’s merely a pawn that is being used to cause chaos in countries that Putin views as a threat. And that is what history will remember him as: a tool.

So can we all just admit at this point that Assange is just Putin’s tool to wreck democracy?