How 'Whataboutism' Is Clearing The Path Of Trumps Avalanche Of Corruption

[westwall]

Performed and written by, Rage Against the Machine

Who are sellouts....

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Bulwark Policy Editor Mona Charen says Americans do more damage than they know when they dismiss gross corruption as “everybody does it” —because everybody doesn’t.

“It’s perfectly clear why Trump and his many enablers rely on whataboutism. It’s the easiest deflection,” Charen writes. “What is the proper response to Trump’s iniquitous treatment of women? What about Bill Clinton? How can one evaluate his pardons of the January 6th insurrectionists? What about all those who rioted in protest of George Floyd’s murder and were never prosecuted? (They were.) Was Trump’s refusal to return highly classified documents a serious breach? What about Joe Biden keeping files in his garage? (Biden returned them when asked.) Is Trump corrupting the rule of law with his pardons of friends, donors, and political allies? What about Joe Biden’s pardons of Hunter and his entire family?”
Many people, when caught in a lie or transgression admit their guilt and seek to repair the damage, said Charen. “That’s how mature people and societies stay civilized. … But “truly depraved people don’t take that route. Trump uses whataboutism not just to change the subject or disarm the accuser … but also to breed cynicism.”

MSN

I know you are, but what am I?

Whataboutism is all they have. Trumps corruption cannot be defended in any way. So they resort to schoolyard tactics to deflect his guilt.
You are right that they are too stupid to realise they are enabling a gangster.

 

[Dragonlady]

Yes, all we here, is, what about, Trump and MAGA

Thank you for projecting, letting the truth be known through projecting

Where are all of the charges for corruption that Trump keeps claiming. We've seen Republicans arrested charged and convicted but Trump refused to charge his corrupt cabinet ministers in his first administration, and he's pardoned all Republicans convicted of crimes of corruption in his administration.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trumps-justice-department-hits-brakes-anti-corruption-enforcement-2025-02-12/

https://www.reuters.com/investigations/how-trump-defanged-justice-departments-political-corruption-watchdogs-2025-06-09/

 

[BluesLegend]

"Avalanche Of Corruption" you say. If you stupid DUMB ASSES didn't go completely off the rails with your attacks and not sound like absolute lunatics the attacks might have some impact.

 

[BluesLegend]

Where are all of the charges for corruption that Trump keeps claiming.

Speaking of Canadian butt-inskies how are you Canuks enjoying the Trump tariffs?

 

[hadit]

Bulwark Policy Editor Mona Charen says Americans do more damage than they know when they dismiss gross corruption as “everybody does it” —because everybody doesn’t.

“It’s perfectly clear why Trump and his many enablers rely on whataboutism. It’s the easiest deflection,” Charen writes. “What is the proper response to Trump’s iniquitous treatment of women? What about Bill Clinton? How can one evaluate his pardons of the January 6th insurrectionists? What about all those who rioted in protest of George Floyd’s murder and were never prosecuted? (They were.) Was Trump’s refusal to return highly classified documents a serious breach? What about Joe Biden keeping files in his garage? (Biden returned them when asked.) Is Trump corrupting the rule of law with his pardons of friends, donors, and political allies? What about Joe Biden’s pardons of Hunter and his entire family?”
Many people, when caught in a lie or transgression admit their guilt and seek to repair the damage, said Charen. “That’s how mature people and societies stay civilized. … But “truly depraved people don’t take that route. Trump uses whataboutism not just to change the subject or disarm the accuser … but also to breed cynicism.”

MSN

I know you are, but what am I?

And you can break this cycle by strongly condemning the next democrat president's corruption instead of complaining that Orange Man Bad. In fact, you could strongly condemn the things Quid Pro Joe did. We won't, however, hold our breath waiting for you to do that.