Pictured here are some Ron DeSantis supporters, backing the presidential candidate in his war against Disney and the LGBTQ community. That’s a “White Pride” sign in the back of the photo at left, and a “Make America Florida” sign below.
Can’t we find something more degrading, hateful, and ignorant?
I agree with what Bertrand Russell said on the subject: Anyone who believes in eternal punishment for any crimes committed in this life cannot be consider to be completely moral.
Having said that, the meme here is funny. And, on the serious side, Pat Robertson, who spent his life enriching himself by bamboozling fools certainly deserves to suffer at some level.
Shown here is proof that Trump will continue to prey on his supporters until all but the most emotionally deranged have broken ranks and moved on with their lives.
How many will come to Miami on Tuesday?
More importantly, how many will take up arms in the next insurrection Trump orders, when it becomes clear that he will soon be tried, convicted, and sentenced to prison? No one has the exact figures, but we have to assume that the number grows smaller by the day.
From right-winger Charlie Kirk: Every “Republican” running for President should suspend their campaign and go to Miami as a show of support. If you don’t, you are part of the problem. Either we have an opposition party or we don’t. GO to Miami Tuesday, and show solidarty (sic) or we will mark you as part of the oppsition (sic).
I have bad news: the vast majority of Republicans are law-abiding people. You may have heard the term “law and order.”
Decent people do not oppose holding a common criminal accountable for dozens upon dozens of felony charges, especially espionage, and we certainly won’t elect him to lead our country once again.
Is it remotely possible for Trump to win the Republican primary? I have to admit that it is. But if you think that criminality will win a general election with close to 200 million loyal Americans, you’re out of your mind.
By definition, rhetorical questions are posed without any answer expected.
But what the hell. I have a minute before my morning walk with my wife.
I hope to leave a country where our kids are avid readers, capable of critical thinking, where even the dullest minds would be extremely skeptical of the crap presented here.
Just when we thought it was impossible for a Republican to make an honest statement, along comes Mitt Romney.
Actually, Trump’s crimes are far more egregious than how they are described here, but at least there is some attempt at decency.
It’s hard to imagine a scenario in which Trump goes through the process of being indicted, tried, convicted, and imprisoned that doesn’t involve great violence on the part of his most ardent support base. Widespread acts of terrorism committed largely by white male Americans appears inevitable.
It’s even harder to imagine a scenario in which Trump doesn’t go down hard. The DoJ has a 99.6% conviction rate on indictments like the one unsealed yesterday charging the former president with 37 felonies surrounding his criminal mishandling of classified documents.
There will be voices calling for Trump’s most homicidal base to put their weapons down and go home, and these voices will include some prominent and relatively decent Republicans, Mitt Romney to name one. But sadly, the right-wing media will never back down and admit what every sane person knows: Trump is a bald-faced criminal who must be held accountable for his actions.
Christie makes a point here, but this specific act of corruption is speculation on his part.
Why not go for the throat? If I were in front of this audience: According to the indictment, Trump committed treason against his (and your) country. Are you seriously thinking about putting him back in the White House?
We’re not even half way through 2023, but so much has already happened in this space.
If Roger Stone doesn’t go down, it will cause a pain in my very soul.
Here’s a manufacturer of low-speed electric vehicles (LSEVs), Eli ZERO, who’s showing its product at an event in Spain. They write: “our new distributor is showcasing the vehicle and gauging the market’s response.”
Sorry, but the world is already completely aware of the market’s response, which I would call somewhere between dismal and abysmal.
I make this assessment based on two things:
a) The unbroken record of failures that we’ve seen over the last 15+ years, and
b) Common sense. If you live in a large, gated community, you may need a golf cart. Everyone else travels on roads whose speeds far exceeds those that the law requires for LSEVs. That means every Eli customer needs two cars (and thus maintenance schedules, insurance policies, parking spaces, etc.). How appealing does that sound?
As shown above, these folks are not bashful about raising capital from gullible investors.
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