Traitor Watch - The 45 & 47 Thread

Rhinox

too old for this
Citizen
So he's killing the toy industry wholesale. Now he's ******* with video games. Literally the only things that help me keep my goddamn sanity.
I am going to need Luigi to get Mario on the goddamn phone and take care of this because I'm tired. I don't have much in this ******* world.

And I swear, if I have to deal with one more ******* bootlicker on my public social media boards spouting Newsmax or OAN propaganda I'm going to get myself a ban.
 

Axaday

Well-known member
Citizen
FB friend:My auto mechanic friend reports that he knows a snowbird who's in Florida and who had gas stations refuse to sell gasoline to him because they saw his Canadian license plate. They believe EVERYTHING Trump says, and they're angry at Canadians for flooding the US with Fentanyl and stealing $200 billion from American taxpayers every year like Trump says.
It is difficult to believe that a gas station employee would notice a license plate and difficult to believe that if they did, they would go stop a customer in time to not sell them gasoline.

But I have noticed lately that it is hard to put your shoe down without smooshing Canadian Fentanyl, so I guess I see why they'd be so sensitive.
 

Anonymous X

Well-known member
Citizen
Darkly hilarious that a at a certain other forum, even mention of tariffs is banned, because mere mention of it angries up the blood. I just despair that I share an interest with a load of wretched manchildren who can’t cope with facing real-life issues.
 

NovaSaber

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Citizen

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was swiftly fact-checked after he claimed in a post on X that he'd ended the "woke" Women, Peace & Security (WPS) program because it was an initiative created by the Biden administration.
But there's a major problem with Hegseth's claim: It was President Donald Trump—not former President Joe Biden—who signed the Women, Peace and Security Act into law in October 2017, following bipartisan support in Congress.

The legislation, rooted in a United Nations initiative, gained strong backing on Capitol Hill. Then-Representative Kristi Noem, now Homeland Security Secretary, was one of its original authors, and current Secretary of State Marco Rubio co-sponsored the Senate version.
 


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