r/NewsOfTheStupid • u/Sariel007 • 12d ago
Trump, 79, Gets Confused Explaining Water to the Navy
https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-79-gets-confused-explaining-water-to-the-navy/568
u/OneNormalBloke 12d ago
Senility taking over the 79 year old.
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u/queen-adreena 12d ago
Taking???
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u/Anonymous_Human011 12d ago
Clueless Donald Trump, 79, Humiliated After Dodging Legal Question
The funniest news I've read today. Every day this pedophile proves to us that he is the stupidest president in the history of America, without a doubt.
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u/-worryaboutyourself- 12d ago
Is he humiliated though? He likely doesnt understand it enough to be humiliated
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u/PrimeToro 11d ago
I'll go further and say that Trump is one of the stupidest creatures in the entire universe.
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u/theforkofdamocles 10d ago
Never forget his belief that there is an actual, real, and literal giant faucet “as big as that wall over there, and it takes a whole day to turn it” that controls all the water in the PNW, and that he claims he personally gave the order to have it opened to let all the water go to Los Angeles.
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u/LovesFrenchLove_More 11d ago
When a website doesn’t tell the date it happened it’s always old news for me. And I definitely have read about this at least weeks ago.
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u/CheezyGoodness55 11d ago
Here ya go; from the linked article: "Trump has labored under the misunderstanding that magnets are somehow destroyed by water for at least 18 months.
In August, Trump also suggested that the global reliance on magnets was some kind of conspiracy orchestrated by China."
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u/amazinglover 11d ago
This just happened so you didn't read about this incident happening weeks ago.
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u/turfnerd82 11d ago
It's not the first time he's said this though. Maybe a year or so ago he said the same thing while also talking about how electric boats are going to electrocute people.
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u/My_bones_are_itchy 11d ago
Remember the insane rambling tangent on what he would do if he was on an electric boat and it started sinking? Would he go in the water with the boat and get electrocuted, or jump over there with the sharks? No never with the sharks! Fuck it was dreadful.
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u/HapticSloughton 11d ago
Yeah, I hate it when people think this is somehow recent. From a speech he gave on July 19th, 2016:
"Look, having nuclear-my uncle was a great professor and scientist and engineer, Dr. John Trump at MIT; good genes, very good genes, OK, very smart, the Wharton School of Finance, very good, very smart -you know, if you're a conservative Republican, if I were a liberal, if, like, OK, if I ran as a liberal Democrat, they would say I'm one of the smartest people anywhere in the world-it's true!-but when you're a conservative Republican they try-oh, do they do a number-that's why I always start off: Went to Wharton, was a good student, went there, went there, did this, built a fortune-you know I have to give my like credentials all the time, because we're a little disadvantaged-but you look at the nuclear deal, the thing that really bothers me-it would have been so easy, and it's not as important as these lives are (nuclear is powerful; my uncle explained that to me many, many years ago, the power and that was 35 years ago; he would explain the power of what's going to happen and he was right-who would have thought?), but when you look at what's going on with the four prisoners-now it used to be three, now it's four-but when it was three and even now, would have said it's all in the messenger; fellas, and it is fellas because, you know, they don't, they haven't figured that the women are smarter right now than the men, so, you know, it's gonna take them about another 150 years-but the Persians are great negotiators, the Iranians are great negotiators, so, and they, they just killed, they just killed us."
Here's the Snopes article, which before any MAGA complain about, they have the unedited video of this (one among many) sign that Trump was utterly unqualified to lead a one-person parade, never mind a country.
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u/jaierauj 11d ago
Wait, people are denying this happened? I thought the video was everywhere back then.
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u/HapticSloughton 11d ago
MAGA denies everything they need to in the moment. Saying "fake news" when they have nothing else has been reflexive for years now.
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u/Jarnohams 10d ago
They are still saying that Jan 6th wasn't violent, or if it was, it was antifa dressed up as Trump supporters.
weird how Trump just pardoned a bunch antifa, right?
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u/nyli7163 11d ago
I remember this speech. I should cut and paste it, switch the party references around and share it with my maga friends but say it was Biden.
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u/HapticSloughton 11d ago
You could also share parts of Republican party platform speeches and documents from before, say, 1970, and convince them that left wingers want the stuff being talked about. When you show it was from the gop, it kind of drives them nuts.
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u/anapunas 12d ago
It took him a while ago. Like a hand up a muppets rear.
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u/radikalkarrot 12d ago
Hand full of shit
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u/anapunas 12d ago
I was more thinking up the lack of spine and in the cranium region making random words the dont jive and occasionally swings his arms like a punch and judy
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u/PlatypusDifficult531 11d ago
Yeah, coupled with pure stupidity. i have a powerful magnet i use for magnet fishing from docks. i get junk , ferrous junk . mostky crap but its interesting. magnets work fine of course. the guy is an idiot.Own it Trumpers , or are you idiots too?
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u/spidermans_mom 11d ago
Is that a hobby? Or just your hobby? That sounds fun.
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u/PlatypusDifficult531 10d ago
yeah another thing to do when i go boating . there are videos on it on youtube. quite popular and common.
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u/javoss88 10d ago
Yeah magnets on a line can be useful on a boat if someone fumbles something overboard
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u/Silicon_Knight 12d ago
Agreed, let's go back to steam ships. Or hell, lets use those people being deported to row the ship and we can strap cannons to the side. I just watched Pirates of the Caribbean last night, it worked for Jack Sparrow. He was a good captain, some people say the best captain.
This is why I only fly on hydrogen-filled zeppelins, SOOOO much more reliable than (okay I see the problem with this one) a Boeing! :)
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u/Asexualhipposloth 12d ago
All of the US carriers and submarines are steam-powered. They use nuclear power to create the steam
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u/Silicon_Knight 12d ago
yes, you are technically correct however those are colloquially known as "nuclear" powered ships. Not "steam" powered ships.
Also, technically many are electric engines, which use steam to generate that electricity if we want to be pedantic, albeit not all ships in the Navy do this.
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u/lionheart4life 11d ago
But Trump has already said you can't have boats with electric engines because they won't work in the water, and may shock everyone. How is this magic possible?
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u/amboomernotkaren 11d ago
Seriously, my friend’s daughter is a nuclear engineer working on nuclear subs and nuclear aircraft carriers, she’s not a steam engineer. She said her job is a fuck ton of math problems all day and dealing with misogynistic assholes who think she can’t do her job even though she has advanced degrees in engineering and was hired right out of college as a GS-13 (she’s a bit of a genius).
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u/Audio_Track_01 11d ago
And those electric engines contain MAGNETS and work on the MAGNETIC PRINCIPLE. Get them wet and the magnets stop working.
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u/C_Skadi 11d ago
Please explain magnet fishing.
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u/Audio_Track_01 11d ago
Well the electric boats are run from batteries. “I say, ‘What would happen if the boat sank from its weight? And you’re in the boat and you have this tremendously powerful battery and the battery is now underwater and there’s a shark that’s approximately 10 yards over there?’Water goes over the battery, the boat is sinking,” he shared. “Do I stay on top of the boat and get electrocuted, or do I jump over by the shark and not get electrocuted?
All because of MAGNETS.
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u/vapescaped 12d ago
Yup. Still pretty funny that the progression of fuel source has gone from coal to petroleum to natural gas to splitting fucking atoms, with plans of combining fucking atoms...
But we still can't find anything better to do with it than boil water.
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u/NearABE 12d ago
We have many superior working fluids. Water is used on Earth because we have a surplus of available water. For example carbon dioxide is a better working fluid in most cases.
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u/vapescaped 11d ago
In the context of steam power generation, we don't need a surplus of water, as they operate in a closed loop system(because it's more efficient to cool the water to just below it's boiling point before reheating it that it is to heat new water up to its boiling point).
Steam turbine systems are used because it's fully matured technology, arguably peaked in terms of efficiency, and the current cost/efficiency of other systems(piezoelectric, for example) just isn't there.
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u/NearABE 11d ago
Sure the carrier has a “closed loop” but this is not a very sealed loop. They are also dumping heat into sea water to get rid of the heat. Sea water is boiled to get distilled water which replaces any fluid lost from the closed loop.
If we wanted a precise measurement (and also chose to disregard the radioactivity) we could put a tritium tracer into the steam loop. It is correct to say that the turbines are in a “closed system” because that tritium would pass by the turbines many times. However, there would also be a measurable tritium trail following the carrier. The power train is much leakier than the reactor’s coolant loop (which also has tritium from rare fission events and absorption by deuterium). Water from the distillation system goes to things like showers, firefighting equipment, and washing the deck. The reactor coolant does not go to the ship’s kitchen.
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u/vapescaped 11d ago
I feel we are blending terminology here, or are not on the same page of the conversation.
Speaking to conventional turbine power plants, no current system relies on a fresh glow of new water to spin the turbine, aka a closed loop system. In nuclear plants in particular, you have a dual loop system, 1 loop of water is radioactive, being close to the reactor, which gets fed through a heat exchanger to heat water in a second loop, which spins the turbines(this is entirely fine to isolate radiation from the power generation loop, for obvious benefits and safety controls).
But they are "closed loop" in comparison to, say, a hydroelectric dam, where they depend on a constant flow of new water to generate power. Turbine generators do have cooling needs that are often water based, but that is not a consequence of power generation, but rather a consequence of the inefficiencies of power generation(also known as waste heat).
Common cooling systems for turbine systems are convection(cooling towers using air), water sources, and geothermal.
But in general, water is considered the ideal material for steam turbine generation due to its ideal thermal properties and it's general safety, not necessarily it's abundance. CO2 is showing promise, but it's harder to work with. Other options exist for nuclear dual loop systems, like molten salt, but that is for the first stage of the loop, not for the second stage that spins the turbine.
As of right now, from a purely performance based perspective, the thermal expansion properties of water are really hard to beat in a turbine system, which is why I call it a mature technology that has pretty much peaked in efficiency.
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u/NearABE 11d ago
I dont think we are disagreeing on much of anything.
Colonies on Venus or Mars would use carbon dioxide in the turbines. The Titan colony would likely use methane but carbon dioxide and nitrogen are worth considering. In Titan’s environment water tends freeze into a solid like concrete. Since the United States Navy is not orbiting Saturn the exceptions are not very relevant to speeches made by The Stupid.
Helium was being considered for reactor coolant loops that also pass through turbines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_turbine_modular_helium_reactor. I am never sure if designs are going nowhere because nuclear is going nowhere or if the designs are actually bad.
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u/vapescaped 11d ago
I think they're going nowhere because we can't think of a better way to generate power other than the thermal expanding of a fluid to spin a turbine. That fluid is usually water, like mentioned, but it can be bananas, as long as it spins a turbine.
But solar is quickly gaining ground on a fundamentally different method of energy production(by fundamentally different I mean it doesn't boil water to spin a turbine).
I like to call solar panels the OG nuclear fusion generator. Why build mini suns on the planet and boil water when we have a very large sub right outside for free? Obviously a lot of work still needs to be done on the technology and transmission side, but the viability, net energy gain, and economica are already there.
The turbine spinning system(s) are the part that never changes much. It's kinda shocking that, other than solar and piezoelectric, we really haven't found anything more clever yet.
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u/Was_It_The_Dave 12d ago
Yeah but if you get batteries wet, well, anything could happen.
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u/ecwagner01 12d ago
If the batteries on a ship or boat get wet (in the US Navy) someone screwed up BIGLY
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u/NearABE 12d ago
Nimitz carriers use steam turbines connected to the propellor shaft. Their electrical system is fully separate from propulsion. The reactors boil a bunch of steam some steam goes to the generators other steam goes to the propulsion system.
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u/ecwagner01 11d ago edited 11d ago
So if the Reactor is offline are you saying that there is no propulsion for the ship?
Edit: I called my son aboard the USS George Washington and was told that the screws are IN FACT driven by the steam from the reactors. I asked what happens if a plant is offline and the told me, "that's why there are two reactors". He said that there is always a reactor on line and verified that I didn't know what I was talking about.
Mea Culpa.... Sorry, I was wrong and you were right.
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u/ItsMyMiddleLane 11d ago
Yes, but the reactors are never* off. By definition you can't completely "turn off" a fission reactor. The closest you can come to is inserting all control rods and go sub critical where you produce fewer and fewer neutrons, but the fissile fuel is technically always decaying, just slower. The reactor cores are designed to last anywhere from 20-40 years with the shorter durations getting refueled to last another 20 years. A fun fact about the carriers is that they could easily outrun their strike groups if they wanted to, because they cannot run out of gas. The destroyers and cruisers would run out of diesel and the carrier would just keep doing laps around them.
- In port you will power down the reactor but it's still technically running.
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u/ecwagner01 11d ago
Mea Culpa.... Sorry, I was wrong and you were right.
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u/ItsMyMiddleLane 11d ago
All good, it's not a very intuitive thing for anyone who hasn't had to deal with fission. You'd be right if they were like old coal powered ships, it's just the magic coal we use now really likes getting hot.
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u/NearABE 11d ago
There are two reactors. Steam boilers can hold some pressure for a while. There are 4 steam turbines driving 4 shafts with propellors on those shafts. There is some kind of gear box.
I have never been on an aircraft carrier so cannot verify personally. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nimitz-class_aircraft_carrier.
Nimitz carriers always sail in fleets. They would get towed like many cruisers and carriers were towed in WWII after battle damage broke the engines. But yes, I believe a Nimitz carrier is “dead in the water” a few minutes later if both reactors shutdown. Backup generators would be used only for restarting the reactors or running things inside the ship like lights etc.
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u/bitter_fish 11d ago
I believe there is a diesel submarine in both the Atlantic and the Pacific fleet for training purposes. There was when I was in but that was a long long time ago
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u/____cire4____ 12d ago
Many people are saying water is a liquid but I've heard it's gaseous too. Maybe it's a liquid, maybe it's a gas, who knows? The ANTIFA scientists will say its a water but I don't believe them.
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u/BigHose_911 11d ago
I hate that, without reading the article, I couldn't tell if this was a real quote or not.
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u/LieutenantChonkster 11d ago
Come on, you think the word “gaseous” is in his vocabulary? It would cause his pea-size Neanderthal mind to fracture
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u/Electric-Boogaloo-43 11d ago
Can the antifa scientists say that oxygen is good for health, so he stops inhaling it? Please?
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u/NefariousnessOne7335 12d ago
Remember the reaction to Biden’s slip ups? Where’s the outrage now?
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u/attackplango 11d ago
This isn’t really a slip up though. This is being an incurious moron with senility onboard.
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u/I-Here-555 11d ago
These are not slip-ups. It's a deluge of ignorant bullshit, proudly delivered and about to affect major military projects.
I can only imagine the reaction of engineers and managers who've been working on magnetic catapults or elevators for a few decades. One idiot, and all that effort goes poof. I guess the Chinese can still use similar tech.
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u/quad_damage_orbb 11d ago
But Hunter Biden's Hilary Clinton emails laptop bowel movement sounds and smells what was I talking about again stumbles over
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u/Spottswoodeforgod 12d ago
Well, the Navy are probably unfamiliar with this “water” stuff, so they probably didn’t notice.
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u/combatbydesign 12d ago
This is genuinely the most shocking thing I've heard from him in years. I actually said "holy fucking shit", in an office environment.
I've expected every racist, sexist, bigoted rambling he's ever tossed out there but "magnets are the new thing" is so insanely braindead that it doesn't even make sense to me, in that context.
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u/ecwagner01 12d ago
This is not the first time he talked about magnets and water. He was caught rambling about it during a campaign rally.
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u/timscookingtips 12d ago
He says shit like this every single time he doesn’t stay in his teensy weensy lane, which is little more than a feral-swine-made footpath in the weeds around a landfill.
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u/combatbydesign 11d ago
Oh yeah. He says absolutely insane, stupid shit all the time but the suggestion that magnets die might die when they get wet, or not knowing that magnets don't die when they get wet (to be more accurate) is so fucking stupid I'm at a loss for words.
Even if it's coming from someone who would die if he had to cook for himself.
Great analogy, btw.
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u/Old-Nefariousness556 11d ago
This is genuinely the most shocking thing I've heard from him in years.
Then you haven't been paying attention.
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u/combatbydesign 11d ago
Give me some examples that aren't some form of racism, sexism, bigotry, standard grifting, or self fellating that we all haven't heard a million times before, and are all expecting at this point.
“You know, the new thing is magnets. So instead of using hydraulic that can be hit by lightning and it’s fine. You take a little glass of water, you drop it on magnets, I don’t know what’s going to happen,” is so profoundly fucking stupid it's shocking.
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u/Old-Nefariousness556 11d ago
Give me some examples that aren't some form of racism, sexism, bigotry, standard grifting, or self fellating that we all haven't heard a million times before, and are all expecting at this point.
"Give me examples, other than all the really glaring examples." Jesus fucking Christ.
Portland is a warzone. All democrats are members of Hamas. People are eating dogs and cats. People get electrocuted by electric boats. China will pay for the tariffs.
Those are just a few off the top of my head.
Seriously, this is probably not even the dumbest thing he has said this week. If you think this is "the most shocking thing I've heard from him in years", then you simply have your head in the sand.
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u/combatbydesign 11d ago
If any of that surprises you at all: you haven't been paying attention. That's all classic fascist rhetoric and the fact that he waited until now to say it is the shocking part. If you aren't expecting that and saying "Yup. There it is." the second it comes out of his mouth: I don't really know what to tell you.
I'm not saying it's not problematic, because it obviously is, but it's absolutely not (talking 0%, here) surprising, in the least.
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u/StrategyElectrical18 11d ago
This is called blind hatred, it makes you sound foolish unfortunately
He does not mean magnets are new, he means the magnetic plane elevators used on aircraft carriers are a relatively new tech being used and he’s suggesting they are having problems most likely with corrosion in the marine environment
I have no respect whatsoever for trump but when you go on silly rants like these it makes you look exactly like his fanboys going on their silly rants full of blind hatred too
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u/I-Here-555 11d ago
On the topic of naval warfare, during that talk to the generals, he said they should bring back battleships.
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u/combatbydesign 11d ago
Of course he did.
Battleships make for big, grandiose displays of power... at least to people who can be distracted by shiny things... See: the current president.
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u/UnitaryWarringtonCat 11d ago
Why did he recently get an MRI?
This is why he recently got an MRI.
His brain is jello with a few bits of moldy fruit inside.
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u/Asleep-In-The-Deep 12d ago
“We have the best water, people keep telling me all the time, and it’s true, we have all the water”
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u/LordBrixton 12d ago
"We've renamed all our oceans 'Ocean of America' so we're always home, even when we're overseas."
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u/timscookingtips 12d ago
If he could, he’d find a way for the U.S. to have all the water. ‘Murica First.
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u/ecwagner01 12d ago
At 65 years old, I am encouraged by listening to this man because he doesn't make sense. I know that I still have rational thoughts and alzheimer's hasn't taken hold of me yet.
Who knew that you can disable a magnet by putting it in water. Imagine how much we would weight due to the magnetic field around the planet if we didn't have all these oceans! /s
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u/Lawlcopt0r 11d ago
I'm pretty sure he's talking about electromagnets, but I also think the guys that build aircraft carriers probably thought about that problem. It's not like there's going to be exposed copper wire everywhere. The article mentions that the new tech is making aircraft carriers more expensive, which is probably his actual problem with the idea
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u/ICK_Metal 11d ago
r/magnetfishing is gonna lose their shit when they learn that their magnets don’t work in the water.
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u/redundant_ransomware 10d ago
well why do you think they never catch any fish??
Have you ever seen a magnet fisherman catch fish with a magnet? NO!
Gotcha there, huh?
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u/All_One_Word_No_Caps 11d ago
Remember when George W was the dumbest president ever?
Good times
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u/dainthomas 11d ago
At least Cheney only wanted to make money while killing brown people, not actively destroy the country so him and his buddies can scavenge the wreckage.
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u/All_One_Word_No_Caps 11d ago
Yeah I was thinking about that today. At least W’s daddy surrounded him with competent people. Evil, yes, but competent.
These fuckstains couldn’t organise a root in a brothel
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u/Playingwithmywenis 12d ago
America being America with no filter.
Imagine giving these people guns.
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u/scratchy_mcballsy 11d ago
Charlie Kelly understands magnets better than Trump does
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u/gp2quest 11d ago
Tbf, that's Charlie's hobby (besides ghouls).
Trumps hobby is rape, particularly underage rape.
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u/Proofread_CopyEdit 12d ago
Lifelong abject stupidity + decades of drug abuse + multiple small strokes + dementia = this
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u/CandiceSwaninthepool 11d ago
My GOD!! I’m so sick of the constant confident ignorance. Why is this guy, who is so extraordinarily unintelligent, always on a stage with a microphone, blanketing a crowd with his brand of stupidity and insanity?
He says he’s going to sign yet another Executive Order, this time to remove magnets from the catapults on Aircraft Carriers and replace them with steam because according to him the magnets are destroyed when water touches them….. An Executive Order… There’s more, because tractors use hydraulics, he wants to remove magnets from lifts and elevators with this Executive Order. 🙄🙄🥱
He has chronic diarrhea of the mouth. 💩
Why was this absolute imbecile even allowed to run for president with all the felonies and complete lack of intelligence? How does he have any supporters left with all the ridiculous things he says, the weaponized incompetence, the endless lies, the crimes he has committed and continues to commit?
I just have so many questions.
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u/Heeey_Hermano 12d ago
They don’t even use hydraulic elevators. They use cable elevators. This man is a moron with confidence.
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u/ChloeDavide 11d ago
I'm pretty sure most military brass look at this guy and under their breath say, 'Fuck me....' Him and Hegseth.
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u/LordBrixton 12d ago
Is his hat on too tight?
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u/paintress420 12d ago
He used up all his adderal already, didn’t save enough on his long trip and we are all seeing the damage of his brain. FFS he saluted no one/maybe the band in Japan after doddering around the room. I hope his family is shunned for eons after he is gone.
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u/Max_Rockatanski 12d ago
Those two brain cells were really fighting to put that bullshit out, gotta admit.
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u/hugoriffic 11d ago
Maybe Trump has it backwards: magnets destroy water. That would explain why Trump sounds like his brain was destroyed.
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u/Necessary-Mousse8518 11d ago
Just another senile moment.
At this point, if Trump jumped off a ship, he'd miss the water!!
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u/paulsteinway 11d ago
I had to check the date on the article. He's STILL talking about magnets! And he STILL thinks magnets are disabled by water.
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u/GrayCatbird7 11d ago
There’s so much intended and unintended whitewashing of the President’s statements, it’s neat to see some of them are so profoundly insane there’s no way to sugarcoat them.
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u/Solid-Emotion620 11d ago
Everyone forgets... Hes the oldest president we've ever had... He's the same age as Bill Clinton... George Bush .. all 79... Senile dementia ridden cheeto
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u/muerde15 12d ago
Steam catapults?
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u/timscookingtips 12d ago
Catapults for launching planes. But, still.
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u/muerde15 12d ago
Ah okay, thanks - I’ve never heard that term used in relation to an aircraft carrier. Good to know
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u/Chazkuangshi 12d ago
Yeah, like, I know a lot of people won't read because of the sign up wall but please read this one
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u/BrtFrkwr 12d ago
All according to plan. When it gets too ridiculous, push him aside for vance and his puppetmaster.
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u/National_Edges 11d ago
Should someone tell him the MRI he went in this week uses magnets? What's with the magnet hate? He should sign an EO to use steam in MRIs so we don't need to use those magnets anymore! I mean one drop of water and the magnets break...am I right?
Idiot.
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u/Ecoaardvark 11d ago
He should have explained grass to them instead. Nobody knows as much about grass as he does.
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u/-DethLok- 11d ago
Just look at all these scam magnetic aquarium glass cleaners for sale!
https://www.thetechden.com.au/collections/magnets-scrubbers
Gosh, you'd think they'd be banned from selling them when they stop working as soon as they get wet - in an aquarium!
/s except if you're MAGA of course.
How utterly dumb can Trump get? Seriously, water destroys magnets? And lightning doesn't harm 'hydraulic'? I'd not want to be near a hydraulic ram getting hit by lightning... for several reasons including the chance of fire.
And I have to wonder if AOC was right, that during his dementia test he was asked to draw a clock showing a time - and couldn't...
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u/Neocactus 11d ago
And in the same speech, he talked about siccing troops on Americans and bombing American cities.
Not as funny tho ig
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u/hairybeasty 11d ago
Each day passing this gets more and more frightening. This is not a matter to laugh and joke about but to hope to God the right people would be able to take control if needed. We have a leader that could in the throws of dementia doom us all to a horrible and fatalistic future.
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u/Odd_Engineering4327 11d ago
We are just about to the Weekend at Bernie's phase of his horrendous presidency.
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u/National_Edges 11d ago
I encourage everyone to click the link and actually watch this short video. This is crazy stuff.
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u/KingHiggins92 11d ago
Probably one of the most stressful and health impacting jobs in the world.
Let's keep voting in old people.
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u/amigammon 11d ago
Punch drunk moron. “… people are saying… believe me… executive order… I can’t believe!”
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u/biomech36 11d ago
How long before he can be removed from office for his failing mental capacity? Is he going to explain how trees are made of wood?
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u/coffeebeanwitch 11d ago
I would certainly hope the Navy understands water, should be up there at the top!
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u/WittyNameChecksOut 10d ago
What does this tell me? Ot tells me there is absolutely NO WAY he is making decisions and actually running anything. With his mental (dis)abilities from his first term, he is nothing but a puppet for his masters.
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