>We expect that Trump will usher in a new golden era for America. That’s why we’re dressed the way we are. This is the beginning of the Roaring Twenties 2.0. You’re going to see so much economic prosperity, the cost of energy going down, while American hegemony increases dramatically. It’s very hopeful right now — way more than his first term. There’s been a lot of lessons learned.
>We live in rural Alabama and we had been bombarded with Haitians that have literally taken over our area. Our schools are overflowing. They don’t speak English. They don’t clean up after themselves. They just don’t understand how we live. It’s like a third world country. I have no problem with someone immigrating, just do it legally. I feel so bad saying some of this stuff, but you know, I feel like we’ve become just way too far liberal on some of our beliefs.
>I put the story of Jan. 6 side by side with what the Communist Party did in the Tiananmen Square. I was back in China when Tiananmen Square happened. I was a student in 1989. For me, the two historic events are essentially the same thing. You had a bureaucratic government that crushed the people’s voice. I was at the Capitol that day. It was a setup. If they’re insurrectionists, they’re the most incompetent insurrectionists in human history.
>This is the beginning of the Roaring Twenties 2.0.
Yeah, how the fuck did that turn out the first time?
fellinsoccer14 on
Yeah it’s these kind of stories that worry me as much as anything else. If a solid 35-40% of the population have had their worldview so incredibly warped that they compare January 6th to Tiennamen Squre… that’s bleak
LithiumRyanBattery on
These morons wouldn’t know Tiananmen Square if it jumped up and bit them on the ass.
drossbots on
Saw this posted earlier in a discord. Protect your mental health. Don’t read it.
I’m not joking
Sufficient-Two-1138 on
Normally, I find myself just rolling my eyes to this rage bait but this legit made me burst out laughing.
> Amish came out in Pennsylvania. They came out in droves. They came out in their horse and buggies. It was incredible. So that’s a united country again.
Approximation_Doctor on
>I think I was 18 before I knew that there was gay people, you know? I listened to Queen. I didn’t know he was gay.
Y’all are generalizing from individual respondents here, like the roaring 20s guy or the Tiananmen Square guy… the only generalization you can make based on these responses is that Trump voters are ignorant, incoherent, completely irrational, babbling idiots.
This is profoundly depressing.
Two_Corinthians on
“I think he has changed. His way of projecting himself, it was very rough before. He has become wiser because of what happened to him. He almost died. And he said it: God gave him a second chance, to be a uniter.”
Working-Welder-792 on
It’s as if they went out to prove every stereotype about Americans
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>We expect that Trump will usher in a new golden era for America. That’s why we’re dressed the way we are. This is the beginning of the Roaring Twenties 2.0. You’re going to see so much economic prosperity, the cost of energy going down, while American hegemony increases dramatically. It’s very hopeful right now — way more than his first term. There’s been a lot of lessons learned.
>We live in rural Alabama and we had been bombarded with Haitians that have literally taken over our area. Our schools are overflowing. They don’t speak English. They don’t clean up after themselves. They just don’t understand how we live. It’s like a third world country. I have no problem with someone immigrating, just do it legally. I feel so bad saying some of this stuff, but you know, I feel like we’ve become just way too far liberal on some of our beliefs.
>I put the story of Jan. 6 side by side with what the Communist Party did in the Tiananmen Square. I was back in China when Tiananmen Square happened. I was a student in 1989. For me, the two historic events are essentially the same thing. You had a bureaucratic government that crushed the people’s voice. I was at the Capitol that day. It was a setup. If they’re insurrectionists, they’re the most incompetent insurrectionists in human history.
https://i.redd.it/tc0ws2falkfe1.gif
We are sooo cooked.
>This is the beginning of the Roaring Twenties 2.0.
Yeah, how the fuck did that turn out the first time?
Yeah it’s these kind of stories that worry me as much as anything else. If a solid 35-40% of the population have had their worldview so incredibly warped that they compare January 6th to Tiennamen Squre… that’s bleak
These morons wouldn’t know Tiananmen Square if it jumped up and bit them on the ass.
Saw this posted earlier in a discord. Protect your mental health. Don’t read it.
I’m not joking
Normally, I find myself just rolling my eyes to this rage bait but this legit made me burst out laughing.
> Amish came out in Pennsylvania. They came out in droves. They came out in their horse and buggies. It was incredible. So that’s a united country again.
>I think I was 18 before I knew that there was gay people, you know? I listened to Queen. I didn’t know he was gay.
https://preview.redd.it/5opimzu19lfe1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f2105a825caf9b36cf2c5b36fee54f8ea286884e
https://preview.redd.it/5urzqnjvalfe1.png?width=1440&format=png&auto=webp&s=f43530dc3d6793b58b091374da2863dc2dbc59db
Y’all are generalizing from individual respondents here, like the roaring 20s guy or the Tiananmen Square guy… the only generalization you can make based on these responses is that Trump voters are ignorant, incoherent, completely irrational, babbling idiots.
This is profoundly depressing.
“I think he has changed. His way of projecting himself, it was very rough before. He has become wiser because of what happened to him. He almost died. And he said it: God gave him a second chance, to be a uniter.”
It’s as if they went out to prove every stereotype about Americans