Trumpite Americans, when will you finally acknowledge that you’re worthless, traitorous assholes?

shootER · Aug 12, 2025

notnick · Aug 12, 2025

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Reddit?

Have you no pride?
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Last I checked it's illegal to own lions, so yeah, he probably has no pride
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then Sheila Ford Hamp is in BIG trouble!!!!

Tuckerfan · Aug 12, 2025

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Coloratura · Aug 12, 2025

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Plus, when Johnson says entire neighborhoods, he means black folks and their homes.

Tuckerfan · Aug 12, 2025

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Coloratura · Aug 12, 2025

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These are less dog whistles and more goose steps.

Mirah · Aug 12, 2025

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Yeah but he's forgiven. Past sins washed away.
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My very conservative neighbor said "I don't have anything to forgive him for, he hasn't done anything to me"

Tererunererun · Aug 12, 2025

Your neighbor is god? Or a reasonable facsimile?

shootER · Aug 14, 2025

Trumper murders a Latino American and two Asian Americans (including a 10-year old girl) at an Austin-area Target.

Austin Target Shooting Suspect Shared Slew of Right-Wing Memes
Ethan Nieneker mocked Democrats and celebrated support for Trump

Diacanu · Aug 14, 2025

shootER said: ↑

Trumper murders a Latino American and two Asian Americans (including a 10-year old girl) at an Austin-area Target.

Austin Target Shooting Suspect Shared Slew of Right-Wing Memes
Ethan Nieneker mocked Democrats and celebrated support for Trump
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Well, FF hasn't posted those exact memes, but....

Tuckerfan · Aug 14, 2025

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More right-wing political violence ...

Someone in New Mexico has been shooting up the homes and offices of various Democrats. From the NYT:

The Albuquerque Police Department provided a timeline of the shootings on Thursday. It said the police had been called that morning to the law office where State Senator Moe Maestas works after gunshots were heard in the area. Three shots were fired at 11:41 a.m., but there was no damage to the building, the police said.

On Tuesday, at least eight shots were fired at the home of State Senator Linda Lopez, the police said.

On Dec. 11, the department said, “more than a dozen gunshot impacts” were found at the house of Debbie O’Malley, a Bernalillo County commissioner who left office at the end of the month because she was limited to two terms.

On Dec. 4, eight rounds were fired at the home of Adriann Barboa, also a Bernalillo County commissioner, the police said.

The police said in a statement late Thursday that they were also examining whether shots that were fired in December at the former campaign office of Raul Torrez, who had just been elected New Mexico’s attorney general, were part of the pattern.

(Before you ask, of course the NYT found a way to "bothsides" this, but you can read the story if you want to see how.)

A suspect is now in custody.
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More:

Former Republican candidate arrested in shootings targeting Democratic politicians’ homes

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Pena lost the election by more than 3,600 votes, garnering 2,033 votes to Garcia’s 5,679.

In frequent postings on his Twitter account, Pena, 39, has maintained that he didn’t lose and that the election was rigged.
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Failed Republican candidate jailed for 80 years over gun attacks on Democrats' homes

Nova · Aug 14, 2025

Again, THEY ARE MAKING NO EFFORT TO HIDE THE FASCISM.
Seemingly "ordinary" Republicans are on TV openly telling us who they are.

Case in point:

Accused of acting like a ‘dictator,’ Trump offers an unsettling response

At a White House event last week, Donald Trump asked Ilham Aliyev, the president of Azerbaijan, how long he’s been in power. Aliyev, who’s long been repeatedly accused by international observers of being a dictator, replied, “It’s been 22 years.”

The American president, clearly impressed, said, “Twenty-two years, that’s pretty good.” At that point, Trump turned to attendees and added, “That means he’s tough and smart.”

It was a timely reminder: The Republican doesn’t admire dictators despite their despotism, he admires them because of their despotism.

For those concerned about Trump’s authoritarian ambitions, it’s obviously been a rough year, but it’s also been an especially rough week. In recent days, the American president has militarized the nation’s capital, voiced interest in circumventing Congress (again), and exerted control over private businesses, museums and cultural institutions.

At his latest press conference, the Republican addressed the underlying issue, responding to “dictatorial” accusations while commenting on his decision to deploy National Guard troops to D.C. streets and place local police officers under federal control. NBC News reported:

Trump criticized his political opponents for slamming his decisions to deploy the National Guard to D.C. and take over the D.C. police. ‘Already they’re saying, ‘He’s a dictator.’ [Washington, D.C.] is going to hell, and we’ve got to stop it,’ Trump said of the capital. ‘So instead of saying ‘He’s a dictator,’ they should say, ‘We’re going to join him and make Washington safe,’ drawing applause from some people in the room.

He delivered the comments as if he were baffled as to why anyone would criticize him for pursuing such an inherently noble and worthwhile goal.
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They're proud of the camps

It's not just those in office either

Uncle Albert · Aug 14, 2025

Nova said: ↑

Again, THEY ARE MAKING NO EFFORT TO HIDE THE FASCISM.
Seemingly "ordinary" Republicans are on TV openly telling us who they are.

Case in point:

Accused of acting like a ‘dictator,’ Trump offers an unsettling response

At a White House event last week, Donald Trump asked Ilham Aliyev, the president of Azerbaijan, how long he’s been in power. Aliyev, who’s long been repeatedly accused by international observers of being a dictator, replied, “It’s been 22 years.”

The American president, clearly impressed, said, “Twenty-two years, that’s pretty good.” At that point, Trump turned to attendees and added, “That means he’s tough and smart.”

It was a timely reminder: The Republican doesn’t admire dictators despite their despotism, he admires them because of their despotism.

For those concerned about Trump’s authoritarian ambitions, it’s obviously been a rough year, but it’s also been an especially rough week. In recent days, the American president has militarized the nation’s capital, voiced interest in circumventing Congress (again), and exerted control over private businesses, museums and cultural institutions.

At his latest press conference, the Republican addressed the underlying issue, responding to “dictatorial” accusations while commenting on his decision to deploy National Guard troops to D.C. streets and place local police officers under federal control. NBC News reported:

Trump criticized his political opponents for slamming his decisions to deploy the National Guard to D.C. and take over the D.C. police. ‘Already they’re saying, ‘He’s a dictator.’ [Washington, D.C.] is going to hell, and we’ve got to stop it,’ Trump said of the capital. ‘So instead of saying ‘He’s a dictator,’ they should say, ‘We’re going to join him and make Washington safe,’ drawing applause from some people in the room.

He delivered the comments as if he were baffled as to why anyone would criticize him for pursuing such an inherently noble and worthwhile goal.
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They're proud of the camps

It's not just those in office either

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A practical, functional alternative would be a very useful thing to propose right now.

matthunter · Aug 14, 2025

Uncle Albert said: ↑

A practical, functional alternative would be a very useful thing to propose right now.
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Hitler: Well, tell us YOUR brilliant idea for dealing with the Jews!

Uncle Albert · Aug 14, 2025

matthunter said: ↑

Uncle Albert said: ↑

A practical, functional alternative would be a very useful thing to propose right now.
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Hitler: Well, tell us YOUR brilliant idea for dealing with the Jews!
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Refusing to be victimized by criminal shitbags is not calling for another holocaust. Do you want martial law, vigilantism or effective law enforcement? The status quo is clearly not a viable option.

RickDeckard · Aug 14, 2025

Uncle Albert said: ↑

Nova said: ↑

Again, THEY ARE MAKING NO EFFORT TO HIDE THE FASCISM.
Seemingly "ordinary" Republicans are on TV openly telling us who they are.

Case in point:

Accused of acting like a ‘dictator,’ Trump offers an unsettling response

At a White House event last week, Donald Trump asked Ilham Aliyev, the president of Azerbaijan, how long he’s been in power. Aliyev, who’s long been repeatedly accused by international observers of being a dictator, replied, “It’s been 22 years.”

The American president, clearly impressed, said, “Twenty-two years, that’s pretty good.” At that point, Trump turned to attendees and added, “That means he’s tough and smart.”

It was a timely reminder: The Republican doesn’t admire dictators despite their despotism, he admires them because of their despotism.

For those concerned about Trump’s authoritarian ambitions, it’s obviously been a rough year, but it’s also been an especially rough week. In recent days, the American president has militarized the nation’s capital, voiced interest in circumventing Congress (again), and exerted control over private businesses, museums and cultural institutions.

At his latest press conference, the Republican addressed the underlying issue, responding to “dictatorial” accusations while commenting on his decision to deploy National Guard troops to D.C. streets and place local police officers under federal control. NBC News reported:

Trump criticized his political opponents for slamming his decisions to deploy the National Guard to D.C. and take over the D.C. police. ‘Already they’re saying, ‘He’s a dictator.’ [Washington, D.C.] is going to hell, and we’ve got to stop it,’ Trump said of the capital. ‘So instead of saying ‘He’s a dictator,’ they should say, ‘We’re going to join him and make Washington safe,’ drawing applause from some people in the room.

He delivered the comments as if he were baffled as to why anyone would criticize him for pursuing such an inherently noble and worthwhile goal.
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They're proud of the camps

It's not just those in office either

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A practical, functional alternative would be a very useful thing to propose right now.
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How come you don't ask this when dealing with mass shootings?

Uncle Albert · Aug 14, 2025

RickDeckard said: ↑

Uncle Albert said: ↑

Nova said: ↑

Again, THEY ARE MAKING NO EFFORT TO HIDE THE FASCISM.
Seemingly "ordinary" Republicans are on TV openly telling us who they are.

Case in point:

Accused of acting like a ‘dictator,’ Trump offers an unsettling response

At a White House event last week, Donald Trump asked Ilham Aliyev, the president of Azerbaijan, how long he’s been in power. Aliyev, who’s long been repeatedly accused by international observers of being a dictator, replied, “It’s been 22 years.”

The American president, clearly impressed, said, “Twenty-two years, that’s pretty good.” At that point, Trump turned to attendees and added, “That means he’s tough and smart.”

It was a timely reminder: The Republican doesn’t admire dictators despite their despotism, he admires them because of their despotism.

For those concerned about Trump’s authoritarian ambitions, it’s obviously been a rough year, but it’s also been an especially rough week. In recent days, the American president has militarized the nation’s capital, voiced interest in circumventing Congress (again), and exerted control over private businesses, museums and cultural institutions.

At his latest press conference, the Republican addressed the underlying issue, responding to “dictatorial” accusations while commenting on his decision to deploy National Guard troops to D.C. streets and place local police officers under federal control. NBC News reported:

Trump criticized his political opponents for slamming his decisions to deploy the National Guard to D.C. and take over the D.C. police. ‘Already they’re saying, ‘He’s a dictator.’ [Washington, D.C.] is going to hell, and we’ve got to stop it,’ Trump said of the capital. ‘So instead of saying ‘He’s a dictator,’ they should say, ‘We’re going to join him and make Washington safe,’ drawing applause from some people in the room.

He delivered the comments as if he were baffled as to why anyone would criticize him for pursuing such an inherently noble and worthwhile goal.
Click to expand...

They're proud of the camps

It's not just those in office either

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A practical, functional alternative would be a very useful thing to propose right now.
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How come you don't ask this when dealing with mass shootings?
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I absolutely fucking have, but nobody wants to hear about solutions that focus on the guilty parties instead of inanimate objects.

Crosis36 · Aug 14, 2025

Uncle Albert said: ↑

RickDeckard said: ↑

Uncle Albert said: ↑

Nova said: ↑

Again, THEY ARE MAKING NO EFFORT TO HIDE THE FASCISM.
Seemingly "ordinary" Republicans are on TV openly telling us who they are.

Case in point:

Accused of acting like a ‘dictator,’ Trump offers an unsettling response

They're proud of the camps

It's not just those in office either

Click to expand...

A practical, functional alternative would be a very useful thing to propose right now.
Click to expand...

How come you don't ask this when dealing with mass shootings?
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I absolutely fucking have, but nobody wants to hear about solutions that focus on the guilty parties instead of inanimate objects.
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Because they don't work.
Holy shit, I'm truly stunned at what an idiot you are.
Meanwhile, as DC was making great strides in reducing crime in the city, you're cheering on the militarization of its police force.

Tuckerfan · Aug 14, 2025

https://bsky.app/profile/tinadesireeberg.com/post/3lwezfwqqyk2x

Bailey · Aug 14, 2025

Uncle Albert said: ↑

RickDeckard said: ↑

Uncle Albert said: ↑

Nova said: ↑

Again, THEY ARE MAKING NO EFFORT TO HIDE THE FASCISM.
Seemingly "ordinary" Republicans are on TV openly telling us who they are.

Case in point:

Accused of acting like a ‘dictator,’ Trump offers an unsettling response

They're proud of the camps

It's not just those in office either

Click to expand...

A practical, functional alternative would be a very useful thing to propose right now.
Click to expand...

How come you don't ask this when dealing with mass shootings?
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I absolutely fucking have, but nobody wants to hear about solutions that focus on the guilty parties instead of inanimate objects.
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No, you haven't.

You've advocated for locking up schools with maximum security prison levels of security, and permanently imprisoning teens who are suspected of having violent impulses but have not as yet committed any crimes.

Neither of those are practical or functional solutions.

NeonMosfet · Aug 14, 2025

Nova said: ↑

Again, THEY ARE MAKING NO EFFORT TO HIDE THE FASCISM.
Seemingly "ordinary" Republicans are on TV openly telling us who they are.

Case in point:

Accused of acting like a ‘dictator,’ Trump offers an unsettling response

At a White House event last week, Donald Trump asked Ilham Aliyev, the president of Azerbaijan, how long he’s been in power. Aliyev, who’s long been repeatedly accused by international observers of being a dictator, replied, “It’s been 22 years.”

The American president, clearly impressed, said, “Twenty-two years, that’s pretty good.” At that point, Trump turned to attendees and added, “That means he’s tough and smart.”

It was a timely reminder: The Republican doesn’t admire dictators despite their despotism, he admires them because of their despotism.

For those concerned about Trump’s authoritarian ambitions, it’s obviously been a rough year, but it’s also been an especially rough week. In recent days, the American president has militarized the nation’s capital, voiced interest in circumventing Congress (again), and exerted control over private businesses, museums and cultural institutions.

At his latest press conference, the Republican addressed the underlying issue, responding to “dictatorial” accusations while commenting on his decision to deploy National Guard troops to D.C. streets and place local police officers under federal control. NBC News reported:

Trump criticized his political opponents for slamming his decisions to deploy the National Guard to D.C. and take over the D.C. police. ‘Already they’re saying, ‘He’s a dictator.’ [Washington, D.C.] is going to hell, and we’ve got to stop it,’ Trump said of the capital. ‘So instead of saying ‘He’s a dictator,’ they should say, ‘We’re going to join him and make Washington safe,’ drawing applause from some people in the room.

He delivered the comments as if he were baffled as to why anyone would criticize him for pursuing such an inherently noble and worthwhile goal.
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They're proud of the camps

It's not just those in office either

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They don’t get it. If the dictators rid the city of “crime”, no one will be free to wander as to do so is also a crime. They want to make DC safe for families translates into transforming the city into an edited, sanitized version of history, that validates the MAGA fable.

shootER · Aug 14, 2025

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Tuckerfan · Aug 17, 2025

https://bsky.app/profile/marisakabas.bsky.social/post/3lwnh7zoi4s2g

matthunter · Aug 18, 2025

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FF: The Left see Nazis everywhere!! Also BlueSky is full of libs, waaa!!!!

Tuckerfan · Aug 18, 2025

https://bsky.app/profile/capitolpolitics.news/post/3lwmpail6s22i

Uncle Albert · Aug 18, 2025

Bailey said: ↑

Uncle Albert said: ↑

RickDeckard said: ↑

Uncle Albert said: ↑

A practical, functional alternative would be a very useful thing to propose right now.
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How come you don't ask this when dealing with mass shootings?
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I absolutely fucking have, but nobody wants to hear about solutions that focus on the guilty parties instead of inanimate objects.
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No, you haven't.

You've advocated for locking up schools with maximum security prison levels of security,
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Silly hyperbole. Metal detectors and comtrolled access don't turn a school into a prison.

and permanently imprisoning teens who are suspected of having violent impulses but have not as yet committed any crimes.
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Not suspected. Proven, with a certain level of severity.

Neither of those are practical or functional solutions.
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"We don't like it" is not a practical measure.

Tuckerfan · Aug 20, 2025

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Dr Phil’s Anti-Woke TV Network Files for Bankruptcy a Year After Launch
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https://www.thedailybeast.com/dr-ph...ying-him-20-million-in-bombshell-new-lawsuit/

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