Trump visits California: "I don't think we'll have this again...this was a really, really bad one"

[Miles Archer]

Steve Herman
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I don’t think we’ll have this again to this extent,” says @POTUS. “Hopefully this is going to be the last of these because this was a really, really bad one.”

1:11 PM - 17 Nov 2018 from Paradise, CA

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“This is very sad to see,” adds @POTUS. “As far as the lives are concerned, nobody knows quite yet.”

1:12 PM - 17 Nov 2018 from Paradise, CA

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[vlyons]

1. Please tell me that someone asked him about climate change

nt

[Hortensis]

21. Plenty have, adn so what? He hangs onto notions he's internalized,

often held for decades, and no amount of proof will cause him to change his mind.

I remember reading about when the Joint Chief of Staffs set up and executed a very carefully thought out plan to schmooze and gently guide him to a point where he could accept the truth they needed. It was staged in an elaborately rich Pentagon room suitable to his and their great stature and executed with elaborate display of respect and admiration for his superior brain. Didn't work. At all.

Fwiw, though, he's gotten plenty of harsh blowback from professionals about his comments, including pithy educational comments about climate change.

[jaysunb]

2. Please leave us alone. n/t

[BigmanPigman]

3. He said that the problem is MANAGEMENT of the forest!

AAAAHHHHHHH!!!

He said, "Finland has the same problem with trees and forests and raking would help. Finland takes its forest floors so they don't have these problems"...I am not making it up!

[ananda]

7. What climate change? What drought?

Raking .. right .. !@#$%

[BigmanPigman]

9. Yep, everything is just fine and dandy.

[Initech]

19. This GIF is strangely fitting:

[demmiblue]

14. Grrr...

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What a dumbfuck.

[BigmanPigman]

15. I like the part when he said, "I am committed"...

I finally agree with him on something...he SHOULD be committed (in a mental ward with a straight jacket).

[smirkymonkey]

22. Yup! The Rakin' and The Cleanin'

That's the solution. Why didn't anyone think of that before? It's so simple!

Arghhhh! Such a dumb fuck!

[Vinca]

4. WTF? Did the Saudis send him their crystal ball so he can see into the future????

The next one could be twice as bad. Who the hell knows the way climate change is going?? The miserable POS just wants a photo op for his next reality show episode "Don As Consoler-In-Chief."

[Siwsan]

5. He seems to be doing everything he can to make sure it happens again.

What a delusional, ignorant, dangerous life form.

[JawJaw]

6. Paging the Gods of Climate Change....

POTUS has spoken.

Now you will obey. Capisce?

[malaise]

8. He is so fucking dumb that it's painful

[SammyWinstonJack]

10. Fake concern. Why does he even bother? HE'S so unbelievably bad at pretending to give a sh!t.

[superpatriotman]

11. Hieronymous Bosch

'Garden of Earthly Delights' - .45 is definitely pictured somewhere in the right panel: hell

[mr_lebowski]

12. As far as 'the lives are concerned' ... ya know ... we'll have to wait and see ...

They're just 'the lives', after all ... not HIS, or anyone HE KNOWS, so ... how important can they BE?

So, yeah, no additional FUND or RESOURCES to maybe try to possibly find/help the 1000-ish missing 'LIVES' or anything like that.

This was just real bad, and as far as 'the lives' go ... we'll just have to wait and see ... nothing I as the most powerful person in the Known Universe ... can really DO at this stage.

[MineralMan]

13. Even if he once was, he is no longer able to comprehend

what he's looking at. He cannot think beyond the moment. That's one of the things about memory loss and dementia that anyone who is around people with those disorders recognizes. My mother has advanced senile dementia. She can sound perfectly lucid one minute and completely unaware of what is going on the next.

That's where Trump is, at least to some degree. It seems pretty advance to me, really. He cannot relate to the human side of that fire in any way, and has no understanding of the factors behind it. He thinks that preventing fires is like keeping a golf course neat and tidy. I doubt that he's ever been in a forest, actually, and can't even conceive of it.

He's dangerous, because he's no longer fully connected with reality, if he ever was.

[BigmanPigman]

20. I think it is more a result of his personality disorders.

He has always been a narcissistic, sadistic sociopath. Those personality disorders can't be fixed easily and usually not at all. Even if you really wanted to change no meds can help and intense, long term therapy produces very limited results. Now some dementia may be adding to these previous mental issues and the added stress of the job, on top of his many personal criminal enterprises and investigations, makes him a dangerous person to be in charge of the country. Definitely NOT a good combination of serious disorders for a US president to have while in office.

[Wellstone ruled]

16. Wow,you just can not fix Stupid.

[Initech]

17. Well.... duh!!!!!

[Wintryjade]

18. Why won't anyone ask him if he as the govt is going to pay people a living wage, to rake.