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I kinda wish I was a fly on the wall for the beat-down, but also I think it would probably be very sad to watch two weak Nazi nerds slap-fight each other.
Yep, just like that.Like this?
This part.Now we just need our Stalin to die.
It's a cult, so I think there's a valid argument to be made that that's how they actually legitimately see him. Which, itself, is a fucking terrifying thought.@AceofKnaves And to me it shows because 'fan art' is always making Trump's body completely different from reality. Doesn't that indicate shame in his true form?
Jesus. THANK YOU! I've never ever come this close to understanding it. That clicked.Trump is a fantasy about being completely failed and pathetic and STILL being worshipped and getting what you want.
Fan art, like this one?@AceofKnaves And to me it shows because 'fan art' is always making Trump's body completely different from reality. Doesn't that indicate shame in his true form?
Why do you think they're so eager to hide behind guns for intimidation? Because, like any playground bully, when it's time to put their money where their mouth is, they can't back it up. During tornado season back home, my neighbor used to always say "The louder the siren, the smaller the storm". Obviously, that's not entirely accurate when it comes to tornadoes (it was the 90's, we didn't know any better), but it's an apt metaphor here.Yep, just like that.
Yet another reason why I can’t help but gut-laugh that these MAGA clowns sell themselves as “tough guys” and “strong men”.
Like show me ONE guy in MAGA who is even remotely intimidating. Just one.
. . . but you can’t, because part of the cult’s brand is trucking out absolutely ridiculous examples of “manhood” and then shrieking “THIS IS PEAK MASCULINITY AND YOU WILL BE DOMINATED!!”
And then I laugh really, really hard.
I had a friend that once said 'ya'll know someone is always trying to be cock of the walk because they can't walk on their cock.'"The louder the siren, the smaller the storm". Obviously, that's not entirely accurate when it comes to tornadoes (it was the 90's, we didn't know any better), but it's an apt metaphor here.