#17 | POSTED BY BOAZ

You're the only one bringing up two races. The rest of us are concerned for the Asian community regardless of who they're attacked by.

"Two moms and trans daughter"

*Fox News HQ combusts*

Anyway, good ad. Representation is so important.

It is true that President Donald Trump downplayed the severity of the coronavirus pandemic for months. But he was not exactly silent and did not fail to respond completely.

*slow clap*

Everybody knows you never go full Republican.

The fact that Dems are trying so hard to block all attempts at investigating voter fraud is telling.

#5 | POSTED BY HUMTAKE

Ha! Democrats didn't try to block any of the 63 voter fraud lawsuits that Trump LOST.

The pastor: "My little boy said, 'Why do girls wear makeup and perfume?' Because they're ugly and they stink. You don't want to be ugly and stink".

Wow, some good Christian family values right there.

Pretty funny when a 4 at best insists on women being 10's.

President Bolsonaro is basically copying Trump's "leadership":

"Stop whining. How long are you going to keep crying about it?"

#13 | POSTED BY SLUDGE_REPORT

45,000 Texans have died from covid, but yeah let's all get worked up over some bogeymen.

Wow, I can't believe Trump appointed a member of Antifa.

I remember criticizing FIFA on Twitter ten years ago because of Qatar's poor migrant labor record. Still, I would have never imagined it'd be over 6,500 dead before the tournament even starts.

"I know it's fake because I found some 'snow' that had a yellowish color, and it didn't taste like real snow at all."

What did Ted Cruz's daughters do now?

"My kids, my wife, my neighbors, the media, the Democrats"... what a true leader.

There have been disclaimers for movies and tv shows for decades now.

May contain graphic violence, strong language and nudity

Me: "Awesome."

Adjusting for population, Florida has 5,043 COVID-19 cases and 91 deaths per 100,000 residents while California has about 4,595 cases and 51 deaths per 100,000, showing a similar curve

Not too sure how nearly double the death rate is "similar".

"It's a pleasure to be here today." *ricochet sounds*

"I just wanted to be a good former college roommate."

It's absolutely incredible how just one man turned the entire Republican Party into a bunch of submissives.

Trump insults your wife? Kneel before him. Trump nearly gets you assassinated? Hide like a mouse.

Police officer: "Can you describe the crime you just witnessed?"

Humtake: "Who cares? A few months ago..."

If these Republicans truly believed the insurrectionists were anti-Trump, and it ruined their objection to the electoral college, they would be demanding investigations like there's no tomorrow. If there was just one lick of evidence of BLM or Antifa, it'd be on right-wing news 24/7.

#7 | POSTED BY HUMTAKE

"Your honor, my client can't be guilty because people might do stuff in the future."

Very interesting, thanks!

The video begins with Trump's eyes in the shadow, and its second frame focuses the audience on the Capitol building " America's Reichstag, where the decisions being denounced by the rally's organizers were being made that day. The third frame of the video is the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles. This image immediately directs the attention of an audience attuned to an American fascist ideology to the supposedly elite class of Jews who, according to this ideology, control Hollywood. The appearance of the Hollywood sign makes no other sense in the context of a short video about an election. The next two images, of the UN General Assembly and the EU Parliament floor, connect supposed Jewish control of Hollywood to the goal of world government. As we have seen, according to Nazi ideology, Jews seek to use their control of the press and the entertainment industry to destroy individual nations. The beginning of the video focuses our attention on this supposedly "globalist," but really Jewish, threat.

Wild.

Mail-in ballots being a bad idea for America has nothing to do with claims of fraud.

#20 | POSTED BY BILLJOHNSON

Strange how we never hear about any problems with mail-in voting whenever a Republican wins.

Ha, the Newsmax anchor had to apologize.

"I was frustrated that we couldn't focus on the current, very pressing issue of free speech and cancel culture and, in hindsight, there is no question that I could have handled the end of the interview differently."

The "news anchor" almost forgot that craziness pays his salary.

What is a party to do when one of their own is simply as crazy and extremist as its last leader?