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@RealityCheck0311

Put your money where your mouth is.

Bet $100 on Donald Trump (10/11) to win $91
Bet $100 on Joe Biden (7/4) to win $175
Bet $100 on Gavin Newsome (20/1) to win $2,00

https://www.vegasinsider.com/odds/us-presidential-election/

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Didn't even bother reading the OPs post since he is known to be full of shit.

In many threads he posts like a Dem, hates LEOs, bashes GD constantly, and hates Trump.  I'm sure whatever crap he posted is designed to stir the pot and cause infighting.  

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He's in his 70's, his brand isn't going to be any better than it has already been.
His legacy as a two term president is more important to him than that.

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Trump is hard to like.
He wants to rule the world.
He might be the best man for the job at the moment.
He is already the king of all media.
An attention whore who is the best in the business.
He already has his own MAGA media network and he hasn't spent a dime.
He does not want to lose.

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The wise guys in Vegas are one of the best indicators out there

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I know a lot of you dislike me but hear me out. If you don't want to read a wall of text or have to personally insult me, hit the back button.


I truly think Trump has no intention of winning this election.

If he wanted to win, he would have put massive effort into fixing voter fraud.

If he wanted to win, he would reach out more to woman voters and independents.

If he wanted to win, he would tone down his personality that he know turns off a lot of Americans. He's already locked in the MAGA, he now needs to expand.


I truly think he doesn't want to win.

Why?


Losing is more beneficial for him and his brand, plus it sets him up for an opportunity I'll mention below.

>He can stand on the sidelines and criticize everyone without being held accountable himself.

>He can use the anger of the voters feeling cheated to make himself even more powerful. The anger will be multiplied 100X and he'll be the perfect conduit because he's the "only one listening to them." He'll never frame it as losing twice, only cheated twice.

>He can offer ideas and proposals that sound amazing. But because he's not in power, he never has to put his money where his mouth is. Every one of his ideas will be perfect, but because he's not in charge, he'll never have to prove any of it.

>Playing the underdog/victim is much more lucrative. He's the guy that's been "screwed over and knows how you feel."

>He can do what he does best: spend his entire time promoting himself (media, speeches, interviews, tweets) but being able to do it fully unfiltered with no political responsibilities.

>I'm positive that Melania is done with First Lady life and frustrated he's running again. She wants nothing to do with it and pressuring him behind the scenes.



It's a win/win for him.

What I predict is going to happen in the next few months?

>He's going to double down and try to become more controversial. Basically do everything possible to whip his supporters into a frenzy. Take the most controversial opinions, crank the tweets up to an 11, and do everything possible to rile up the base to the point until they're frothing. His speeches will become even more "America is dead if I lose" with almost Revelation/Apocalyptic/End of Days type scenarios to get more chum dumped in the water.

This will turn off a lot of voters but strengthen his base even further. He can then milk this population for the rest of his life. He's the tobacco salesman that has a population hooked for life on his brand, and they're never quitting.

Why?


I think Trump intends to lose so he can pursue a Trump Media Channel.

Like a new MAGA network. An OAN type deal or buy them out.

That way he can do all of his self-promotion/speeches, sell his products, have control from top to bottom, and get his message out unchallenged.

It's everything he wants all wrapped up in one neat package.



So my predictions.

1. Trump is going to turn everything up to an 11 knowing it will lose him the election.

2. He'll lose the election and ramp up the voter fraud allegations to whip up an even bigger frenzy with his base.

3. Trump will use that momentum to create his own MAGA media network.

My conspiracy theory for the 2024 election. Bookmark this thread.

Bookmark this thread.

I will delete my account if Trump decides to debate the Democratic challenger in the upcoming evening debates.

Hear me out.

After spending many hours listening to Trump's speeches, I'm seriously convinced he's dealing with serious mental/health issues.

My personal opinion: I think Trump is dealing with dementia related issues and abusing stimulants.

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I know a lot of you dislike me but hear me out. If you don't want to read a wall of text or have to personally insult me, hit the back button.


I truly think Trump has no intention of winning this election.

If he wanted to win, he would have put massive effort into fixing voter fraud.

If he wanted to win, he would reach out more to woman voters and independents.

If he wanted to win, he would tone down his personality that he know turns off a lot of Americans. He's already locked in the MAGA, he now needs to expand.


I truly think he doesn't want to win.

Why?


Losing is more beneficial for him and his brand, plus it sets him up for an opportunity I'll mention below.

>He can stand on the sidelines and criticize everyone without being held accountable himself.

>He can use the anger of the voters feeling cheated to make himself even more powerful. The anger will be multiplied 100X and he'll be the perfect conduit because he's the "only one listening to them." He'll never frame it as losing twice, only cheated twice.

>He can offer ideas and proposals that sound amazing. But because he's not in power, he never has to put his money where his mouth is. Every one of his ideas will be perfect, but because he's not in charge, he'll never have to prove any of it.

>Playing the underdog/victim is much more lucrative. He's the guy that's been "screwed over and knows how you feel."

>He can do what he does best: spend his entire time promoting himself (media, speeches, interviews, tweets) but being able to do it fully unfiltered with no political responsibilities.

>I'm positive that Melania is done with First Lady life and frustrated he's running again. She wants nothing to do with it and pressuring him behind the scenes.



It's a win/win for him.

What I predict is going to happen in the next few months?

>He's going to double down and try to become more controversial. Basically do everything possible to whip his supporters into a frenzy. Take the most controversial opinions, crank the tweets up to an 11, and do everything possible to rile up the base to the point until they're frothing. His speeches will become even more "America is dead if I lose" with almost Revelation/Apocalyptic/End of Days type scenarios to get more chum dumped in the water.

This will turn off a lot of voters but strengthen his base even further. He can then milk this population for the rest of his life. He's the tobacco salesman that has a population hooked for life on his brand, and they're never quitting.

Why?


I think Trump intends to lose so he can pursue a Trump Media Channel.

Like a new MAGA network. An OAN type deal or buy them out.

That way he can do all of his self-promotion/speeches, sell his products, have control from top to bottom, and get his message out unchallenged.

It's everything he wants all wrapped up in one neat package.



So my predictions.

1. Trump is going to turn everything up to an 11 knowing it will lose him the election.

2. He'll lose the election and ramp up the voter fraud allegations to whip up an even bigger frenzy with his base.

3. Trump will use that momentum to create his own MAGA media network.

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I bookmarked this thread four years ago:
https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/I-ll-delete-my-account-and-never-come-back-IF-/5-2293029/

Quoted:The single point in time where 87chan went off the rails was when norcal_leo stopped finding people familiar.

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Love how half the replies can't follow the very first line in my post. It's only the second sentence too.

Then instead of having a proper discussion, it becomes a "how many times can I quote the same post" circle jerk to avoid having any actual discussion.

Just kind of bums me out.

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[b]I think Trump intends to lose so he can pursue a Trump Media Channel.

Like a new MAGA network. An OAN type deal or buy them out.

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Avoid?  People are stating their piece, and moving on.
As they should.
Perhaps you could take it as an opportunity for introspection, about (being generous here) why you have internalized so much leftist tripe.

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Maybe this thread is a conspiracy for OP to lose in his own thread.

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@RealityCheck0311

Put your money where your mouth is.

Bet $100 on Donald Trump (10/11) to win $91
Bet $100 on Joe Biden (7/4) to win $175
Bet $100 on Gavin Newsome (20/1) to win $2,000

https://www.vegasinsider.com/odds/us-presidential-election/

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I know a lot of you dislike me but hear me out. If you don't want to read a wall of text or have to personally insult me, hit the back button.


I truly think Trump has no intention of winning this election.

If he wanted to win, he would have put massive effort into fixing voter fraud.

If he wanted to win, he would reach out more to woman voters and independents.

If he wanted to win, he would tone down his personality that he know turns off a lot of Americans. He's already locked in the MAGA, he now needs to expand.


I truly think he doesn't want to win.

Why?


Losing is more beneficial for him and his brand, plus it sets him up for an opportunity I'll mention below.

>He can stand on the sidelines and criticize everyone without being held accountable himself.

>He can use the anger of the voters feeling cheated to make himself even more powerful. The anger will be multiplied 100X and he'll be the perfect conduit because he's the "only one listening to them." He'll never frame it as losing twice, only cheated twice.

>He can offer ideas and proposals that sound amazing. But because he's not in power, he never has to put his money where his mouth is. Every one of his ideas will be perfect, but because he's not in charge, he'll never have to prove any of it.

>Playing the underdog/victim is much more lucrative. He's the guy that's been "screwed over and knows how you feel."

>He can do what he does best: spend his entire time promoting himself (media, speeches, interviews, tweets) but being able to do it fully unfiltered with no political responsibilities.

>I'm positive that Melania is done with First Lady life and frustrated he's running again. She wants nothing to do with it and pressuring him behind the scenes.



It's a win/win for him.

What I predict is going to happen in the next few months?

>He's going to double down and try to become more controversial. Basically do everything possible to whip his supporters into a frenzy. Take the most controversial opinions, crank the tweets up to an 11, and do everything possible to rile up the base to the point until they're frothing. His speeches will become even more "America is dead if I lose" with almost Revelation/Apocalyptic/End of Days type scenarios to get more chum dumped in the water.

This will turn off a lot of voters but strengthen his base even further. He can then milk this population for the rest of his life. He's the tobacco salesman that has a population hooked for life on his brand, and they're never quitting.

Why?


I think Trump intends to lose so he can pursue a Trump Media Channel.

Like a new MAGA network. An OAN type deal or buy them out.

That way he can do all of his self-promotion/speeches, sell his products, have control from top to bottom, and get his message out unchallenged.

It's everything he wants all wrapped up in one neat package.



So my predictions.

1. Trump is going to turn everything up to an 11 knowing it will lose him the election.

2. He'll lose the election and ramp up the voter fraud allegations to whip up an even bigger frenzy with his base.

3. Trump will use that momentum to create his own MAGA media network.

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Losing is not part of Trump's brand.

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@RealityCheck0311

Your post follows the same formula, same use of bold and larger fonts, and same amount of TDS as the post pointed out from 4 years ago. It's almost a cut and paste job...What say you?