Well yeah, Trump was a democrat who routinely mingled with black folks, gay folks, etc....and nobody cared.

Then he ran for President as a republican and instantly turned into a misogynistic racist homophobe.

There is no way to know what Trump did, does or thinks aside from what he says and posts on social media. The point is Roy Cohn was his attorney, friend and possibly his mentor. How Trump acts and what he does today coincidentally mirrors the actions of Roy Cohn. Roy Cohn was not an honest person or good person.

"What Cohn could, and did, get away with was the very engine of his existence. The infamous chief counsel for the red-baiting, Joseph McCarthy-chaired Senate subcommittee in the 1950s, Cohn was indicted four times from the mid-’60s to the early ’70s—for stock-swindling and obstructing justice and perjury and bribery and conspiracy and extortion and blackmail and filing false reports. And three times he was acquitted—the fourth ended in a mistrial—giving him a kind of sneering, sinister sheen of invulnerability.

Cohn did not, in the end, elude the consequences of his actions. He could not, it turned out, get away with everything forever. He was a braggart of a tax cheat, and the Internal Revenue Service closed in; he was an incorrigibly unethical attorney, and he finally was disbarred; and only six weeks after that professional disgrace, six months shy of 60 years old, Cohn was dead of AIDS.

"He (Cohn) was a prototypical Teflon man,” Zirin writes in his book. “The more unscrupulous he became, the more his law practice grew. He was the man to see if you wanted to beat the system.”

What Zirin wrote has a familiar note to it. Interesting.

Trump 'unfriended' Roy Cohn when he became useless to him and after finding out he was HIV positive and dying of AIDS.

Like the old Spanish proverb says, ‘tell me who your friends are and I'll tell you who you are.’ This is so true.
 

Roland was supposed to be the next big thing.

Never seen this one before but say what you want, he was thick!!

The comments this guy catches is like GB 2005.

This is actually true.  There are so many weird facts they tell you about the DMZ on the tours.   There is a truce village.  Almost 1 million land mines in the southern area alone.  Although they no longer due this, until recently they would blare propaganda into the opposite area nonstop.  Wildlife and endangered species thrive within the zone.   Operation Paul Bunyan. Where America and SK at the directive of Pres Ford basically declared war on a tree.  Initially NK soldiers killed two Americans  who were cutting down a tree obstructing the sights.  The response was to 20+ helicopters, 7 Cobra attack helicopters, 20+ vehicles, two platoons, another 60+ task force, B53 Stratofortresses, F4, F5, F86, F111, various bombers, the USS Midway was relocated and stationed just offshore, and nuclear capable bombers circled the JSA.  NK responded with about 200 soldiers who arrived by bus and refused to get off after seeing SK commandos with claymores strapped to their chest and the firing mechanism in their hands waiting for them in the bridge.  Hurling insults  and taunts. After being forced under the order of death they finally got off only to be confronted by the jets and helicopters became visible on the horizon.  All they could do was stand around and watch as the forces cut that one tree down and the SK troops vandalized the outer guard posts.  A large stump was left as a reminder by the US that they (US) was not to be fucked with.