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This isn't the first time he's retweeted satire articles he's found funny either.The replies are hilarious, as if he doesn't know it's satire.
It's especially funny since Eminem basically wrote a song exactly like that about Trump. Pleading with him for attention and relevance.
Guarantee this guy is a pozed Never Trumper who doesn't even care about doctrine.
It's like the opposite side of the smug atheist meme that I keep getting mileage from, making the exact same point but from a "principled Christian conservative" perspective. My response is the same: when one party wants to fuck with my life based on my religious beliefs and push things that I find morally reprehensible, and the other doesn't, it's really not a tough contest.
It's extremely hard to take her seriously when she can't even look at the camera while she shrieks. She just looks unhinged and cross-eyed like that. Also, she's terrified and having a nervous breakdown because the media won't stop lying to her and telling her to have a nervous breakdown so that they can attempt to rob her of the democracy (it's a republic) she's afraid of losing.
Crack is cheap coke, meth is cheap crack.What's the difference between meth and crack? They are both drugs, what kind is irrelevant.
So they're blaming the women who get their houses broken into and then are beaten and raped for not avoiding rape, huh? Bold move.
1 vote.Stunning and brave. How much do you think she charges for sex?
I'd forgotten he'd done that, for all the "good" it did, it didn't resuscitate the career of another 40-year-old edgelord musician.... funny huh? It's almost like you can't be a rebel icon when you're just another middle-aged celeb, huh?
Can you really call what Marshall Mathers shits out music? He had a few good tracks in his younger years that I enjoyed (as a preteen) so I'll give him credit for those pieces that are nearly 20 years old.I'd forgotten he'd done that, for all the "good" it did, it didn't resuscitate the career of another 40-year-old edgelord musician.... funny huh? It's almost like you can't be a rebel icon when you're just another middle-aged celeb, huh?
Someone tell this faggot that a majority of Republicans don't really care about your sexuality, they just don't want to hear about the degenerative acts you do in the private of your own home.
I concede. I try not to take my childhood as the foundation of millenial youth as I was probably one of the few that watched movies and tv on tapes until college age (the greatest piece of technology in my childhood home wasn't acomputer but the vhs recorder). Probably why I never heard of Bob Ross and Bill Nye until my mid 20s.Mr Rogers is a cultural icon. Even if you weren't there for when he was alive and his episodes were new, you saw reruns or learned about him growing up. He's what Bob Ross has become, except for a much longer time than Bob Ross.
I just watched this again and two things stuck out at me:Not the first time TOH has mocked an election, but almost definitely the most heavy-handed.
He was in the shitty Pacific Rim sequel after Episode VII.Speaking of Boyega, I literally never heard of him since Star Wars.
I believe this represents one of the most honest insights into the mindset of the TDS Left.
To them, the accusation against Trump IS the proof of Trump's guilt. We see this sort of mob justice weaponized time after time in every facet of Current Year life; it's colloquially known as cancel culture.
Was it Stalin or one of his lackeys that said, "show me the man and I'll show you the crime"?Excellent diagnosis, it's scary how the left has adopted the same mindset as everyone and anyone who ever ran a Kangaroo Court in human history: justice is the PROCESS and not the END RESULT. The verdict is a forgone conclusion, the only important part is the humiliation you get to heap on the defendant while you make it "official".
"The case against Trump and all wrong-thinking Americans is open and shut, all that's left, is something to charge them with"
It was his lackey Beria.Was it Stalin or one of his lackeys that said, "show me the man and I'll show you the crime"?
Excellent diagnosis, it's scary how the left has adopted the same mindset as everyone and anyone who ever ran a Kangaroo Court in human history: justice is the PROCESS and not the END RESULT. The verdict is a forgone conclusion, the only important part is the humiliation you get to heap on the defendant while you make it "official".
"The case against Trump and all wrong-thinking Americans is open and shut, all that's left, is something to charge them with"
Was it Stalin or one of his lackeys that said, "show me the man and I'll show you the crime"?
I wasn't aware of that episode, but that's precisely what they want.Forgiving the descent into fiction as political comparison, but what they want is Cardassian-style justice. We've brought this up a few times before in the thread, but there's an episode of Deep Space Nine where O'Brien is put on trial by the Cardassians, and his "advocate" explains how trials there work. The guilty verdict has already been decided before he was ever taken into custody, because after all what sort of abominable justice system would arrest an innocent person? The following extremely public trial is merely to let everyone feel good about the predetermined outcome... it's not about proving anything, judging anything, the state has already made that decision in private and no one needs to know about it because how could the state be wrong? So they get up, they put on a show, the populace nods along and everyone feels good about themselves as the predetermined verdict is read.
Fiction, sure, but doesn't it sound eerily like what they were openly declaring and demanding from Trump's impeachment? "We don't need evidence, we know he's guilty." "He's been impeached, that proves he's guilty." "Why would we need a vote, we know he's guilty." "The senate committed a crime because we know he's guilty."
What Trump "ruined" was the show, the event, the spectacle. He was supposed to collapse wailing and beg forgiveness for his predetermined guilt, throw himself on the mercy of the state, and weep bitterly as he was beheaded live on television. But he just had to go and ruin it by being innocent.