Political Memes, Comics, and other Shenanigans, Part 34

[Audrey2]

4 minutes ago, GreyhoundFan said:

Don't forget that not raking the forest is also a contributing factor, per the orange menace.

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[Black Aliss]

interpretations of the many layers of symbolism are welcomed

 

[ADoyle90815]

[GreyhoundFan]

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[GreyhoundFan]

11 hours ago, AnywhereButHere said:

What in holy hell are these things?! Sadly, I think these are real (please someone tell me they're a joke). What would you even do with them? It's not getting you access to Fucknut's remaining golf clubs. It sure as shit isn't a credit card. Are people seriously going to be proudly whipping these out of their wallets at parties to show how far up Fucknut's ass they are? Actually, never mind - that last one should really not be a question. 

Now, I think the cards are "offal" or "fecal", but I'm pretty sure the humpers all think they're just dandy, so they either really suck at proofreading or their printer is trolling them knowing the suck at proofreading. 

I like Aunt Crabby's card instead:

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[WiseGirl]

17 hours ago, AnywhereButHere said:

What in holy hell are these things?! Sadly, I think these are real (please someone tell me they're a joke).

Even better you get to pay for them. Why does it make me think "mark of the beast?"

From the rticle, "The cards do not appear to be given freely, though. Instead, supporters who click the link to vote on a design are redirected to a fundraising page, where they are met with a message encouraging them to contribute to the Save America PAC."

https://people.com/politics/donald-trump-wants-his-supporters-to-carry-trump-cards-check-out-the-possible-designs/

"In two emails sent to supporters on Wednesday, Trump's Save America political action committee requested the former president's followers consider carrying the red-and-gold object resembling a credit card to show their devotion to the 75-year-old politician, according to Business Insider. "

What the ever loving fuck. Always grifting something. A piece of paper, he wants them to pay for a piece of paper. Sad thing is, some will. Idiots.

Edited August 6, 2021 by WiseGirl
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[Audrey2]

The cards remind me of the old sending so many box tops and money order for a dollar and the self addressed stamped envelope to get a fan club card.

[AlmostSavedAtTacoBell]

10 hours ago, GreyhoundFan said:

I like Aunt Crabby's card instead:

Yes please!  Where can I get one?

[fraurosena]

18 hours ago, Cartmann99 said:

The top left one reminds me of the Nazi eagle who is usually portrayed clutching a swastika ?

I think that's the point...

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[Audrey2]

1 hour ago, GreyhoundFan said:

Actually, in my opinion, this is the difference between Democrats and Republicans. When a Democrat screws up royally it seems like a higher percentage of Democrats want him or her out of office. When a Republican screws up royally, most other Republicans seem to bend over backwards to figure out ways to excuse their behavior and somehow, try to blame it on a Democrat or a woman or a minority. A much lower percentage of Republicans seems to admit that that person did wrong and should face consequences for their actions.

[smittykins]

6 hours ago, Audrey2 said:

The cards remind me of the old sending so many box tops and money order for a dollar and the self addressed stamped envelope to get a fan club card.

I’m reminded of those casino cards that Telly Savalas used to hawk on TV, which(of course)I can’t remember the name of.

ETA:  Found it!

 

Edited August 6, 2021 by smittykins

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[church_of_dog]

1 hour ago, Audrey2 said:

Actually, in my opinion, this is the difference between Democrats and Republicans. When a Democrat screws up royally it seems like a higher percentage of Democrats want him or her out of office. When a Republican screws up royally, most other Republicans seem to bend over backwards to figure out ways to excuse their behavior and somehow, try to blame it on a Democrat or a woman or a minority. A much lower percentage of Republicans seems to admit that that person did wrong and should face consequences for their actions.

Completely agree.

When a Democrat does something unethical, I feel even worse than when it's done by an R (and I'm not actually a Democrat but let's just say "I would definitely caucus with them"?).  

When it's an R I feel anger and righteous indignation: "see, this is an example of how your values are all wrong."

But when it's done by a D, I feel the same anger but then also shame, and like I've been deceived by the person who espoused the D values but then didn't walk the talk.  I held them to a higher standard but they let me down.

Then I usually think some variation of "you're not actually a Democrat and you should leave the party, and the party should insist on being represented by people who actually, you know, represent them".

This is what I initially expected from Republicans after TFG showed himself to be as much of an ass as he appeared to be prior to election.  To angrily tell him "you're not an actual conservative, get outta here".

But instead they embraced him, to my complete horror.  I think someone else at FJ put their finger on it a few weeks ago when they said "TFG gave them permission to be their worst selves".

Barf.

 

[Cartmann99]

[GreyhoundFan]

Tom Cotton is such a hypocrite. He would never speak out against his orange lord and master or said lord and master's favored minions:

 

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