Literally pardoning Captain Planet Villains

Jul 3, 2026 9:11 PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwJaELXadKo&list=PLRcB4n4CGcy-YIaHqaJMzgQlCs1OtGNhd&index=1

President Rapist in Chief, my clients were just fixing their own cars, also, here's a large donation to your ballroom.

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Rolling coal assholes?

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Attention prisoners raise your hand if you voted for Trump. You get a pardon, and you get a pardon, and you get a pardon, all of you get a pardon. The rest who voted Democrat get an additional 10 years.

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I'm so tired of the word "weaponization."

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Usually just more projection.

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Send the exhaust monkeys down to maralardo and see what the rapist scumbag thinks of it.

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it's spelt moronlardo

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Did Trump get the usual fee from each of them, or do you think it was a package deal. I dunno, he's talking like they each paid him for the pardon, I think.

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As of eight (8) months ago...

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But disable the tracking...

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The point is to destroy the usa, checks out

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and buy everything for dirt cheap that is 100% what brexit was alll about privatization and money$$$ a few poeple made a fuck ton. why they raping the usa so hard right now in every way and form

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Noble goal, horrible mean

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eh, I think we found a broken clock moment, tuning up some shitbox shouldn't get you jail time.

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Rolling coal is worthy of jail.

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That's not what he was doing, though.

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People deliberately modify their cars for the sole purpose of pumping more pollutants into the atmosphere just to upset people. There is absolutely no need to preserve their ability to engage in such antisocial and destructive behavior.

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Rolling coal modifications are popular but illegal. This is most likely what was being done. https://kinglawoffices.com/criminal-disputes/is-rolling-coal-illegal-in-north-carolina/

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Tuning up a vehicle, and disabling emissions controls are very different things.

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i mean, it basically is, but there isn't enough context here, if he was offering that as a service, it's a different story.

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Took me a minute to find the article I originally read. It wasn't his personal vehicle, he did it as part of his job. I sympathize with how expensive it can be to fix emission issues, I've had to deal with it myself. "hundreds of heavy-duty trucks, including state-owned vehicles." Is less excusable.
https://www.politico.com/news/2026/06/13/clean-air-act-diesel-pardon-trump-00960608

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Yeah no excuse

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Perhaps you should read what they did instead of being so naive as to trust the world’s biggest liar

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Trump has no idea what they were doing, he was just to,d they were fixing their cars and that’s all he needs.
He believes they were just changing the oil or putting in a new exhaust system. He has not been told the details because it is just another set of bought pardons.

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Shit he might not even get the money for the pardons. His kids are probably grifting most of it off the king grifter

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True. The guy doesnt even drive, does not know what a choke is for (aside from 13 year old girls that bite his dindong) or even how brakes work.

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You're delusional if you think he knows that engines need oil and what an exhaust system even is.

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maybe, but this fits right into the 'deregulation for the benefit of corpos' program that he's pursued since his first term, so there's not much reason to assume so

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They definitely weren't the corporations. Some of the shops doing the bypass mods could be considered large by the standards of normal independent shops, they were a fairly small group. The actual corps producing the vehicles were the ones who put the emissions control systems in due to emissions regulations, and the fact that rolling coal is terrible from a warranty standpoint due to soot buildup causing issues.

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Yes. This particular one wasn't, but it's an ongoing battle to permit entities to pollute, to eviscerate the EPA, to prioritize profits over damage to the environment. The executive has already defunded the EPA and put a former oil lobbyist at its head. The DOJ has dropped cases against corps. SCOTUS has decided that regulatory agencies created by Congress can't do anything. It's a full court press, and it benefits those corps a whole lot more than it does Joe's Auto Body shop

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Automakers have moved to lock things down even more, for two reasons. One is the warranty issue mentioned before, but also to keep independent shops from accessing full diagnostic information. The bypassed sensors, which work on simple signals, are being moved to 'smart' CANBUS connected sensors. They have also begun encrypting that CANBUS network, which makes diagnosis extremely difficult. The ECUs are also coming with much stronger encryption. They don't want _anyone_ doing modifications.

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So we're talking at cross purposes because I'm talking about deregulation of businesses in general: mining, oil, manufacturing, farming, all fields. You've decided to restrict it to automakers here, which is ok, but also I'm not sure what point you're making. The executive action is consistent here. They're not regulating the manufacturer to allow a ''right to repair' and they're reducing regulation on the downstream guys as well. In the end, the policy as a whole will allow the big players>

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it's not for the benefit of corpos though, they were small time operators, not companies manufacturing trucks with smokescreen buttons

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Dulling the teeth of environmental protections at every turn helps oil companies.

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if that's what you think at every turn means, you have no idea just how small time this bullshit was.

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I'm not saying this is every turn. It's one. But he does consistently shill for oil.

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