Decade in the Red: Trump Tax Figures Show Over $1 Billion in Business Losses

[peek-a-boo]

So then you concede that Trump owns 500 companies and that 250 companies license the Trump brand?

[peek-a-boo]

But aren’t we talking about Trump’s non-existent business empire?

[Vigilante]

@peek-a-boo

So then you concede that Trump owns 500 companies and that 250 companies license the Trump brand?

Not to belittle your point but do you know how easy it is to open a company? I own 3

[Vigilante]

@peek-a-boo

But aren’t we talking about Trump’s non-existent business empire?

Not in that reply

[Snow96]

You’ve only got at least 497 to go to match Trump.

Get going slacker.

(sarcasm . . . you get it right?)

[peek-a-boo]

I’m betting all 3 of your companies combined are a fraction the size of his smallest company. And once again, why would any company want to license the Trump brand if he really is a lazy oaf who is as dumb as a doornail?

Out of curiosity, how many companies are knocking on your door to license your brand?

[Forcefield]

@Snow96

Is every person who has gone through bankruptcy and had debts legally discharged under a moral obligation to repay them if and when they can?

No they are not. That is a fact.

Trump is not any kind of great deal maker or business man but has skated by on bravado and fearless horse ■■■■■■■■■ also a fact.

[DOLOOP]

@Vigilante

@sikofit

Massive business empire? All Trump does is put his name on things, he doesn’t really do anything.

He likes to pick out Carpet Swatches. Im serious

Other fabric swatches, too. Like, for “window treatments” and the like. Hours and hours and hours. The just loves that stuff.

[DOLOOP]

@Snow96

I’ve asked you a simple yes or no question.

Is every person who has gone through bankruptcy and had debts legally discharged under a moral obligation to repay them if and when they can?

Was it morally the right thing to do for Trump to pay the debts when he accrued them? Is serial use of bankruptcy law to skip out on debts the morally right thing to do?

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@Forcefield

Trump is not any kind of great deal maker or business man but has skated by on bravado and fearless horse ■■■■■■■■■ also a fact.

Actually that is a talking point!

[Plasmaball]

Weve posted it before on here…threads you’ve been in…go read…I’m not doing your work for you if you cant remember

[Forcefield]

@peek-a-boo

Actually that is a talking point!

Energy-sucking waste of heat to discuss. Bye.

[Plasmaball]

It’s just something he grifted off rush…

[Vigilante]

@peek-a-boo

I’m betting all 3 of your companies combined are a fraction the size of his smallest company. And once again, why would any company want to license the Trump brand if he really is a lazy oaf who is as dumb as a doornail?

Out of curiosity, how many companies are knocking on your door to license your brand?

Of course they are tiny. I have no ambition to be King. My point was that it aint all that hard. And sure there is always a guy at Kmart who want to license my stuff.

[Snow96]

@DOLOOP

Was it morally the right thing to do for Trump to pay the debts when he accrued them?

If his company had the money to pay them yes. Obviously it didn’t.

@DOLOOP

Is serial use of bankruptcy law to skip out on debts the morally right thing to do?

Is that true of say like the airline industry? You know, the serial bankruptcy thing.

[peek-a-boo]

So I’m guessing the 22,000 employees in Trump’s fictitious empire are imaginary as well? No real function because his 500 companies are in name only?

Can you say theater of the absurd?

[Paul_Thomson]

Because they don’t have a clue how to build anything constructive? Because they can only blame their own failure on the ones who are succeeding? and so make it their focus in life to attempt to tear achievers down to their own level of impotence?

[peek-a-boo]

From my experience with lefties, you aren’t too far off the mark.

[peek-a-boo]

I’m simply stating the obvious. Just because you call something a fact doesn’t make it so. Geeze!

[DOLOOP]

@Snow96

@DOLOOP

Was it morally the right thing to do for Trump to pay the debts when he accrued them?

If his company had the money to pay them yes. Obviously it didn’t.

@DOLOOP

Is serial use of bankruptcy law to skip out on debts the morally right thing to do?

Is that true of say like the airline industry? You know, the serial bankruptcy thing.

It’s either true or it isn’t.

Personal responsibility is a thing one either believes in or one doesn’t.