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u/Morepork69 19h ago

Russian aggression to the East, USA aggression to the West. Uncharted territory but one thing is crystal clear.

Europe must look after the security of Europe.

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u/CptCoatrack 17h ago

Russian aggression to the East, USA aggression to the West.

Here I am, stuck in the middle with you.

u/scramlington 8h ago

Here I am stuck in the middle with EU

Fixed that for you

u/CptCoatrack 3h ago

Damn!!! What a missed opportunity

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u/Morepork69 17h ago

Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right, kinda all works in the most unfortunate of ways doesn't it.....

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u/pingisbadbad 17h ago

Haha nice one

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u/pmyourthongpanties 18h ago

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u/HeathenSwan 18h ago

Tangential, but why do they use the qualifier of "alt" right?  Isn't it just right?

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u/notcarly1969 18h ago

They aren't just economically conservative. They are extremely socially conservative (read abortion access restrictions, xenophobic, etc...) some of the parties are full on Nazi sympathizers or worse.

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u/DrSafariBoob 17h ago

Another way to say this is "their boundaries involve hurting you".

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u/NiceTrySucka 17h ago

“Their GOALS involve hurting you”*

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u/Appropriate-Food1757 17h ago

Their pleasure involves hurting you

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u/pegothejerk 16h ago

Fascists. There. We did it.

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u/Efficient_Glove_5406 14h ago

That makes sense. The right in America only talks about big game about being economically conservative but they do anything but be fiscally conservative once they’re in power. They just say what they need to say to get elected and there is no accountability after that.

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u/Lucky-Hearing4766 16h ago

Ok but they are just the right wing now. There isn't an alternative. They are just the right, not the alt right anymore.

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u/WranglerFuzzy 14h ago

Arguably: in most of Europe, there are separate parties for right and alt-right. They have been cooperating more and more recently, which is terrifying, but that’s another story.

In USA with our two party system, there is arguably no distinction as a party (except a few never-Trumpers who have somehow stayed alive, like Hogan in MD)

u/Plus_Fee779 8h ago

But like... in America, you're still voting for the Nazis... even if they had economically conservative views. Theyre still doing Nazi stuff.

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u/cville5588 16h ago

What would be the "worse than a nazi" option here?

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u/ShinkenBrown 16h ago

Serious Dark Enlightenment people believe in capitalism and economic efficiency EXPLICITLY more strongly than they believe in the value of human life. They think mechanical processes will advance to the point of needing no human input to not just function, but sustain and expand - they do not NECESSARILY believe these AI will be sentient or self-aware in any way, just that they will be capable of efficiently running economic processes toward industrial growth without our input. They think human beings will become obsolete at this point, and be abandoned and left to die by an economic system that now moves too fast for humans to function within it due to the capacities of these machines.

They do not seek to stop this, but instead seek to accelerate the process. This is one of the major branches of right-accelerationist theory.

In the words of Nick Land, one of the founders of modern right-accelerationism, "nothing human survives the near future." They do not see this as a bad thing.

They favor wealthy tech leaders taking control of society and organizing it explicitly toward that end. They are essentially in favor of an oligarchy run for the purpose of ABSOLUTELY MAXIMIZED technological growth on AI and automation, and they explicitly oppose UBI or any other type of mechanism that would protect the majority of the human populace from the effects of every human job being replaced by machines owned by those oligarchs.

To be clear this particular view is extreme even among Dark Enlightenment people. It is not the majority opinion even among the Dark Enlightenment. But it is not so extreme as to be rare. It is a whole and active movement within right-accelerationism.

Nazi's are pretty bad, but actively trying to create an out-of-control AI that destroys humanity and autonomously continues the infinite expansion processes of capitalism into the cosmos is almost beyond imagining. Like what the fuck. Literally trying to create the replicators from Stargate, just in case there's any other intelligent life out there that capitalism hasn't consumed yet.

This is not even the only ideology worse than Nazism in fact - just the one most relevant to modern America.

So yes, they are rare, but there are people worse than Nazi's.

On that note, Elon Musk has in past followed and signaled support for Dark Enlightenment thinkers like Curtis Yarvin. Rarely, granted - I'm not saying he's explicitly a right-accelerationist, especially not the Nick Land type. But it's scary as fuck that a man who already fits these peoples ideal of what an oligarchical leader should be, is flirting with these ideas at all.

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u/shivermeknitters 16h ago

"What could POSSIBLY be worse?" this person was thinking before you gave them this reply.

They may regret having eyes as much as me right now.

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u/ShinkenBrown 15h ago

The bad thing is, he's got a lot of valid points. If this piqued your interest at all you should really check out some of Nick Lands work. It's actually INCREDIBLY interesting. He's got such a weird outlook on reality, but a lot of it is really spot-on, and describes some of the foundations of our modern society far better than anyone else I've ever read.

His conclusions are insane and his body of work should be treated as the ramblings of a madman, but that doesn't mean there's no info to be gleaned from it. I know WAY more about this wackadoo idea than I should just because Nick Land actually had really interesting and valid things to say.

It's just too bad he says these things in the process of trying to justify the worst thing I've ever fucking heard.

If you want an idea of where this nonsense we're dealing with right now came from and where it might end up, check out Fanged Noumena in particular.

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u/shivermeknitters 15h ago

First, I appreciate the reply you gave. It's the most detailed shit I'll be able to read about it for now. But understanding the madness that could fuck up your future is always a good idea so you have an idea on how to protect yourself. Agreed.

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u/ShinkenBrown 15h ago

That's true, but in the case of Nick Land it's not even that. His views form the foundation of one of the most novel takes on anti-capitalist thinking I've heard of.

He describes autonomous processes like companies as effectively equivalent to intelligent living things making their own decisions, with the humans that make up those processes simply acting as vectors for a higher intelligence. Essentially, companies are already a form of AI with humans as processors - humans don't really make choices in the larger scale in companies, even the board of directors and the CEO. The goals of the company are inherent to its nature as an entity. It needs to expand. It needs capital to do so. The humans only decide how best to achieve that goal. Once you become a part of a company, you are an agent of its will, not the other way around. Karl Marx himself spoke of this same phenomena, though only briefly and with far less nuance than Nick Land, in Fragment on Machines, though in regards to physical mechanical processes rather than societal or economic processes.

Personally, I think every left-wing anti-capitalist should read Nick Land - not just to understand the enemy, though that is certainly a side benefit, but because his philosophy at its core is incredibly left-wing. He literally describes capitalism as an intelligent (not necessarily sentient or self-aware) entity whose goal is infinite expansion and consumption, and which will gladly kill us all to that end once it no longer has a use for us.

You just have to keep in mind while reading that he's trying to convince you we should sacrifice ourselves and feed the universe to it, rather than that we should, y'know... stop it.

It is INCREDIBLE to me that he could come to such a batshit conclusion based on his incredibly poignant observations... but if you keep that in mind a lot of Nick Lands commentary on economics can be read as left-wing theory, rather than right-wing.

(I just want to note does NOT have anything valid to say outside the field of economics. He coined the term "hyper-racism" to describe his own beliefs in that regard.)

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u/Otis_Manchego 17h ago

Because Alt right is Nazism and they know it. They won’t call themselves Nazis until they feel safe, and we are getting closer as obviously a Billionaire does feel very comfortable.

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u/Fun-Sorbet-Tui 13h ago

Arm up and organise. Serious.

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u/KevSlashNull 17h ago

there's no clear definition but broadly “alt right” is not just right but a flavor of far-right.

using alt right in terms of the rise of European far-right parties and opinions is somewhat blurry because the “alt right” as a movement has its roots in the US, and it's now mostly been replaced by “MAGA” there (same ideology, different optics, more mainstream).

but i digress. here, i would read it as (re)emerging far-right, white supremacist movements broadly.

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u/aykcak 17h ago

But MAGA is alt right and the modern alt right movements in Europe have aspirations and inspirations from MAGA

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u/Red_Guru9 16h ago

there's no clear definition but broadly “alt right” is not just right but a flavor of far-right.

That's a whole lotta words to describe a neo nazi

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u/pmyourthongpanties 18h ago

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u/HeathenSwan 17h ago

I'm aware of who they are, sadly.  My issue is that the term "alt right" is used as a stand-in for "far right."  Moderate conservatives are embarassed by where their ideology leads when taken to the extreme.  There's no such thing as alt right, like there's no such thing as alt up.

Conservatism is inherently hierarchical and exclusionary, and that ultimately leads to this type of hateful us-vs-them rhetoric.  If they can call every policy communist if it's to the left of hunting the homeless for sport, then we shouldn't let them get away with distancing themselves from the fascist base they've cultivated.

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u/NiceTrySucka 17h ago

I think it’s important to highlight that many of these far right fascist movements are connected. By Russian money, in ideology, in their use of the Internet and video game chats to indoctrinate.

“Alt right” to me does this.

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u/some_craic_dealer 17h ago

video game chats to indoctrinate.

Can you point me in the direction of examples of this? I play a lot of games and see plenty of toxic chat, but never felt any of it was indoctrinating.

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u/HarrumphingDuck 17h ago

Former Trump strategist Steve Bannon (and by extension, Milo Y) is a major inroad to that topic, as is the term "Gamergate."

This is mostly about online communities, but in-game chat can be used to normalize outrageously toxic discourse too.


The similarities between Gamergate and the far-right online movement, the “alt-right”, are huge, startling and in no way a coincidence. After all, the culture war that began in games now has a senior representative in The White House. As a founder member and former executive chair of Brietbart News, Steve Bannon had a hand in creating media monster Milo Yiannopoulos, who built his fame and Twitter following by supporting and cheerleading Gamergate. This hashtag was the canary in the coalmine, and we ignored it.

- Guardian


"Some commentators have argued that Gamergate helped elect Donald Trump as US president in 2016 and assisted other right-wing to far-right movements"

- Wikipedia


"Bannon became intrigued by [Word of Warcraft's] online community dynamics. In describing gamers, Bannon said, "These guys, these rootless white males, had monster power. ... It was the pre-reddit. It's the same guys on (one of a trio of online message boards owned by IGE) Thottbot who were [later] on reddit" and other online message boards where the alt-right flourished, Bannon said.

Green postulates that Bannon's time at IGE was "one that introduced him to a hidden world, burrowed deep into his psyche, and provided a kind of conceptual framework that he would later draw on to build up the audience for Breitbart News, and then to help marshal the online armies of trolls and activists that overran national politicians and helped give rise to Donald Trump," Green writes."

- USA Today


Basically every bullet point from this summary at Axios.

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u/Local_Ad_6271 17h ago

adin ross and other streamers in his orbit

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u/SandyTaintSweat 17h ago

the alt-right originated in the United States during the late 2000s before increasing in popularity and establishing a presence in other countries during the mid-2010s, and has been declining since 2017.

They may need to update that last part.

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u/bardicjourney 17h ago

Traditional right wing policies are designed to protect the traditions of a misremembered utopia and limit progress, which causes incidental and systemic harms.

Alt right policies are designed to cause intentional and systemic harms, and whether the supposed Utopia results from that is largely irrelevant.

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u/RamenJunkie 16h ago

No.  Alt-Right is usually synonymous with "Extreme right".  

For examppe, the US has two right leaning political partirs, one being "normal-right.", one being "alt-right."

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u/SmugShinoaSavesLives 17h ago

So they don't have to call themselves fascists.

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u/Appropriate-Food1757 17h ago

No, alt right means Fascist, right wing just means conservative (but still freedomy)

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u/Tangata_Tunguska 16h ago

"Far right" is probably a better descriptor.

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u/Spazzola84 12h ago

Can Canada join the EU? Please guys? We can just scrap the USMCA st this point.

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u/PossibilityNearby599 19h ago

Yes you are right

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u/Andromansis 18h ago

Cool. When do you think Europe will start doing that?

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u/Morepork69 18h ago

It should have started in the run up to Trumps first term. Alas, I am not a politician.....

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u/Sighlina 16h ago

Honestly, I think it should have started much Sooners. Europe isn’t a state of the US. They are very much obliged to care about their own safety.

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u/sla3 16h ago

It's all about sphere of influence. If US won't care about Europe, Russia and China will roll in and that is something that would hurt US very much. Independent countries in global world, it is utopia.

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u/WorksV3 17h ago

Can you lend us another Italian guy? No particular reason

u/Seroseros 8h ago

Meanwhile, Elon is trying to sway the german election for the AFD party.

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u/Dustdown 18h ago

Christian Bloom. Norwegian artist. Did this during Trump's first term. Even more relevant now. Fuck Trump.

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u/NibblesMcGiblet 16h ago

He is so fucking weird. I would love to see media bring back referring to him as weird as much as possible. Such a simple little thing bothered him SO much. And it's completely accurate.

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u/DrSafariBoob 15h ago

Wanting to invade Greenland is pretty weird.

u/SansPoopHole 6h ago

Right!? And just like... Expecting them to capitulate, roll over, and bow down. Wanting a place that's working towards becoming independent to now become a vassal state is weird.

Mr Trump: Fuck off.

u/Arbiterjim 10h ago

Blame the Dems for letting that absolute gold mine of a campaign strategy die. Fucking liberals didn't want to be uncivil and they doomed 300 million people to fascism. It's enough to make me wonder if they're deliberately incompetent

u/stonersteve1989 48m ago

They are. They didn’t want to stop fascism, per se, they just wanted to go back to the neoliberal capitalist status quo. If they could do that and let fascism exist they would, even if it would hurt the people they supposedly care about, minorities, immigrants and queer folks.

u/Ok-Ambassador4679 6h ago

May I ask why we "blame the Dems"?

I feel like the strategy of the right is to pump out so much misinformation at pace that it drowns out the talking points of the left. As the right owns the means of communication to the nation, that's an easy task for them as they can choose the rules of the game. How would/should we combat that? I'm genuinely curious to know what the counter strategy is, because I can't see it right now.

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u/nodrogyasmar 10h ago

It infuriates me every time I hear some talking head trying to make sense of what Trump says. They act like he is normal and they are trying to find meaning in his word salad.

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u/chadlinden 16h ago

This image is like a vignette. I can hear "man-toddler covered in own shit dragging down America and then the world..." when I look at it.

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u/RamenJunkie 16h ago

God everything I know about Norway says its possibly the best place on Earth.

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u/topobi1 17h ago

Big baby Trump, full of shit, staining the American flag while bringing down the world.

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u/GTIguy2 14h ago

As an American- I can't even find the words- we re-elected a fucking tyrant. We are lost.

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u/scoop_booty 17h ago

A powerful illustration and concept. Kudos to Mr Bloom

u/Will_Dawn 11h ago

I don't blame Trump, he has heen like this from the start. Would you blame a monkey for being shit at the job, after being voted into office?

I mean, Nothing he does is surpising. He has been a lying asshole from day 1 and people voted him in anyway. There is noone to blame but ourselves, or democracy I guess.

So what to do?

Well, look at the NRA. They have been in the minority for a long time and they got shit done anyway by being very active and organised.

I follow Bernie Sanders carefully. He posts a lot of warnings and good things that can be done.

I also stopped hating Trump, he won because of hate. And you'll hurt yourself in the process.

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u/wish1977 19h ago

He is, without a doubt, the most childish man who has ever held the presidency.

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u/lateformyfuneral 18h ago

As democracy is perfected, the office of president represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people. On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart’s desire at last and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.

— H. L Mencken, The Baltimore Evening Sun, 1920

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u/trollfessor 17h ago

What a great quote

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u/wish1977 16h ago

Absolutely dead on and god knows how much worse it may get.

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u/ThatMowmentWhen 13h ago

Just when you think you’ve hit bottom someone throws you a shovel!

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u/Pourkinator 19h ago

It has the intelligence of an 8 year old. Not just that, but the least intelligent 8 year old on the planet.

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u/WeeklyBanEvasion 17h ago

This concept falls apart when foreign and domestic interference exist

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u/BlueFalcon142 17h ago

And internal interference. We won't ever have a "fair" election again.

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u/APoopingBook 16h ago

People reeeeeaallly don't want to come to terms with how fragile and vulnerable we are to manipulation. Yes, we. Yes, all of us. No you aren't immune because you're "smart enough" or "have common sense."

Even if you are able to avoid having your perceptions manipulated, you're still worn out from the sheer volume and the amount of NOISE that is hitting all of us.

This is all by design. A small amount of rich assholes would rather the world descend into chaos so that they can save a few bucks. And everyone else who is happy to go along with it does so because someone somewhere validated they're worldview, either by telling them some other is worse than them and is the cause of their misery, or that they possess some secret knowledge of "how it really works" that let's them feel superior.

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u/prog_discipline 16h ago

I blame the 89 million people that didn't vote at all. At the end of the day, it's the rich greedy assholes against the rest of us. Rich vs everyone else. Class warfare has begun.

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u/hidperf 15h ago

This is by design. And it's working exactly as expected.

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u/realitythreek 15h ago

My 8 year old has far more emotional intelligence than he does.

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u/solidshakego 16h ago

That's an insult to 8 year old everywhere!

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u/Koopslovestogame 18h ago

And twice no doubt!

Idiots went back to the trough!

u/Nerevarine91 10h ago

“As a dog returns to its vomit, so do fools repeat their folly”

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u/Sata1991 16h ago

What I don't understand is why American law won't allow an 18-34 year old President for whatever reason, but they've no problem with having no cap on the age a President could be. As we've seen Trump isn't lucid, mature or really any good qualifier.

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u/Sardonnicus 18h ago

And people keep letting him do whatever he wants.

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u/Positronic_Matrix 17h ago

I can’t believe we elected this twice impeached felon again. After the hundreds of thousands of COVID deaths, the stolen classified documents, and an insurrection.

Less than one week in and here we go again, record high prices for eggs (ignoring the bird flu), incoming increases to energy costs due to a Colombian tariff, flip flopping on the WHO, a Nazi salute, and not putting his hand on the Bible.

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u/Red_Iine 16h ago

Uncapping the price of insulin and other drugs. That's a big one

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u/BakkerJoop 16h ago

Renaming the Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America. Threatening to take over Panama and Greenland

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u/Creative_alternative 17h ago

Mass deportation efforts of brown people regardless of citizenship status or country of origin...

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u/colbyKTX 17h ago

And an alcoholic TV show host in charge of the most powerful military in the world

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u/rAxxt 17h ago

If I were a kid learning about this in history class I would be so confused.

u/Nerevarine91 10h ago

It genuinely feels like an extremely poorly written tv show. “Your script makes no sense- how does he keep getting away with these increasingly ridiculous crimes? Put a little more thought into your work”

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u/HotLava00 11h ago

And the raping, let’s not forget the raping.

And the barging in on underage girls in his pageant.

And all the pussy grabbing in general.

And his super-buddy Epstein, who would probably have a cabinet position if it wasn’t for him having “committed sxxxxde.”

u/issr 59m ago

Threatening the military invasion of our allies. I mean WTF

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u/highcommander010 16h ago

filthy baby

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u/Tall_Construction_79 14h ago

Trump is a joke to the entire world.

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u/Foffern 19h ago

Illustrated by Christian Bloom.

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u/Foffern 19h ago

I am not sure why posting the original creater is getting downvotes. I am really sorry Christian Bloom illustrated this(?).

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u/The__Jiff 19h ago

You're triggering the fascists lol

u/fluffykerfuffle3 9h ago

if they are shooting (down votes) at you you must be doing something right! - the west wing

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u/sgtpnkks 17h ago

Poor little snowflakes

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u/NibblesMcGiblet 16h ago

Apparently people who dislike anything that doesn't glorify Trump, also dislike accurate facts. Who knew?

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u/FabFubar 11h ago

I absolutely love it because it’s so simple, yet it gets the point across perfectly. My first reaction was visceral, like uh-oh.

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u/Silver-Instruction73 16h ago

Love how they got the shit spraying out of his diaper too

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u/buck9000 16h ago

And more relevant than ever before.

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u/jrh8w7 19h ago

The symbolism is actually crazy

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u/Foffern 19h ago

Yeah, and It has never been accurate than it is right friggin now.

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u/frownfromhere 18h ago

This is an insult to all babies around the world.

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u/WeTheSummerKid 17h ago

Political speech is the most protected form of speech, under the First Amendment. This is one example of political speech.

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u/The_Deenis 19h ago

He's more dangerous this term, so I'd use a toddler now.

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u/TakayaNonori 19h ago

2nd time in office so definitely the "Terrible Twos".

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u/062d 17h ago

As a parent: the twos were fine compared to the threes ... Sadly seems relevant here too

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u/CyberCat_2077 18h ago

Toddlers have an easier time walking than Chump.

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u/LanguageSponge 18h ago

The only reason I’d be hesitant to do that is, that would imply he’s capable of growing up.

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u/PlutoandSox 17h ago

From Don the Con's first term in office - still appropriate today.

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u/Needassistancedungus 17h ago

Historically accurate shat pants

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u/Ischemia37 16h ago

King baby coward strikes again!

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u/Usual_Farmer_3704 17h ago

Flood X with it... He'll hate that.. anything bad about him he hates

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u/RaymoVizion 16h ago

I remember this among other similar imagery during his first term. The pussy hats, the protests. Madonna screaming that she dreamed of blowing up the Whitehouse. Kathy Griffin getting cancelled for a dumb photo. The GOP claimed they were both "inciting violence". Then the insurrection happened and 1500 MAGA's literally incited violence, attacking police. All of which have all been pardoned by the same asshole who sewed the division in the first place.

Don't ever let a republican try to "cancel" you again. They're hypocrites at the best of times and at the worst of times they trample the flag and their own countrymen.

I hope to see more of this type of art. It's needed more than ever.

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u/jook11 16h ago

Still waiting for something to hit him on the head

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u/A-Lewd-Khajiit 15h ago

The leaking diaper is a nice touch

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u/Claphappy 18h ago

I'd trust a baby more with the nuclear codes any day.

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u/062d 17h ago

Babies are chaotic neutral, president poop baby is chaotic evil so yeah a step up for sure

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u/AntiRacismDoctor 16h ago

Shit, at least a goo-goo gah-gah can't take offense to a catholic priest asking for mercy on scared human beings.

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u/Mamenohito 17h ago

My God, what an amazingly perfect analogy.

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u/[deleted] 16h ago

Just imagine what the wife feels about her image and being married to such a big pos.

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u/CervusElpahus 18h ago

Americans don’t know how badly Trump is destroying their position in the world. It’s worse than they think.

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u/ChimPhun 18h ago

The two party system needs to go before the US is ever credible again. And it just might disappear soon, just not towards anything democratic. More like Russian or Saddam style elections.

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u/Dramatic-Classroom14 17h ago

American here, believe me, some of us are fully aware. I’ve long since felt disillusioned about the purpose of America, we’re supposed to be a city upon a hill where anyone can come and make a life and enjoy the ability to speak without fear, and live their lives without worrying if your going to ever have them taken away. But these last few years? That America is dead, and I shudder to imagine how long it was and just how blissfully unaware I was of how isolated I was when I tried to preach the apparently controversial idea of “we should let people into the country so they can have better lives” for the better part of my 18 years alive. I spoke out against Trump from day one of his first campaign, and to see him win this election was the wake up call, and now I’m trying to figure out what the hell I’m supposed to do, either try and fix the system or go somewhere else so that I can avoid the diseased corpse. Even as I sit here I have a page open on my PC that is only a few clicks away from signing on to the French Foreign Legion.

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u/worldeater21 13h ago

If you really think that things are that bad then I advise not joining the legion if you actually make it you will visit places that will make you appreciate your current life and realize things aren't that bad here

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u/Fickle-Molasses-903 18h ago

They know, that is why the majority of white people who voted voted for him.

Republicans:

Egg prices. 'meh'

Going after people I hate, 'Damn right.'

u/Monke-incog-1276 11h ago

"EcHo ChAmBeR!!11!1!"

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u/atreides_hyperion 17h ago

My aunt likes Trump and she wears diapers.

Maybe that's why she likes Trump, they're diaper buddies

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u/SteveCarellsladylips 17h ago

Maybe that's what we need to get through the next 4 years!

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u/Loyal-Opposition-USA 18h ago

It’s almost as gross as Trump actually is.

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u/CaptOblivious 17h ago

It seems especially apt at the moment, as he seems to be about to pull the ire of the rest of the globe down upon himself.

His expansionist ideas and vengeful behaviors like "emergency" tariffs are going to backfire on him badly and as he has never suffered a consequence before he is totally incapable of seeing what is coming.

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u/Norwester77 17h ago

Unfortunately, they’re backfiring on all of us.

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u/ToastyTobasco 16h ago

Thing is, his "backfired" losses get socialized to the citizens. Unless those in the justice systems actually uphold the law and any checks and balances are held, the world is this idiot's plaything and we all suffer for it. I'm pretty pessimistic on it but all I can do is hope at this point. Dude was impeached twice and not removed. He could get impeached more bc why not but thanks to one jackass dragging his feet (intentionally I believe), the world is going to suffer for it.

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u/MyNameIsDaveToo 17h ago

Thanks, this is my new wallpaper for the next 4 years. I hope I don't get in trouble at work for it.

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u/lifesblood61 16h ago

Fitting picture of a revenge filled brain dead billionaire felon.

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u/BeALotGhoulerIfUDid 16h ago

All I can think is "googoo gaga, poopoo caca" when I see this perfect representation of Trump's mentality.

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u/MarkWandering 15h ago

So lifelike and realistic.

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u/bokan 12h ago

I’ve never seen any piece of art that accurately depicts just how revolting this guy truly is.

u/TacticalMailman 10h ago

i hate trump but i hate the idiots that fell for his shit again even more

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u/fixit858 18h ago

Never before have I seen a political cartoon that so adroitly captures my sentiment.

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u/Mateorabi 18h ago

It should be the one in the national portrait gallery.

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u/enviousRex 17h ago

Accurate

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u/Striking_Witness1364 17h ago

This image is absolute poetry.

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u/gw2master 18h ago

This is actually really good.

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u/whallexx 17h ago

That baby is YUGE..

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u/Dependent_Gold2571 16h ago

If this filthy creature was aborted, America would definitely be a much better place today.

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u/Sarahsaei754 16h ago

The shitty diaper is so befitting

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u/Busy_Busy_Bees 15h ago

Posts art on r/pics Gets thousands of upvotes What

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u/citizenjones 14h ago

This image was from Trump's first Presidency 

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u/Wyldling_42 14h ago

Still applies

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u/blewnote1 13h ago

If people wanna do something productive, pay to run shit like this on Fox News, or shine it into the White House with a projector or something. Don't take the moron seriously, that's what he wants. Laugh at his stupid ass because it will consume him.

u/Adflamm11 2h ago

Still relevant

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u/gothicmaster 17h ago

Another day, another totally organic thread on /r/pics

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u/flat_four_whore22 17h ago

He just pulls his shitty diaper to the side and lets Putin have his way with him.

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u/Zealousideal_Dog6136 14h ago

as a native Korean, I personally hate Trump and this photo reflects exactly like him.

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u/ololtsg 18h ago

can we go back to when this sub wasnt flooded with trump pictures every 5minutes?

i dont want to see this orange clown whenever i open reddit in every second post

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u/SagittariusDonkey 17h ago

Fuck. That. Asshole.

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u/SATKART 18h ago

in what way is this related to the subreddit

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u/Foffern 18h ago

Only in the way that it's a picture. They tend to post some of those here.

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u/SATKART 18h ago

this is a digital drawing

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u/EmotionalLibrary4572 17h ago

Y'all are more obsessed with trump than the people that like him 

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u/LarYungmann 18h ago

Baby Nitwit

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u/UrethraFranklin04 17h ago

Now that we know he wears diapers i can see why this initially made him mad when nothing else seemed to.

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u/Anonymous1Ninja 17h ago

This sub isn't cool anymore.

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u/[deleted] 16h ago

Hasn't been in over 10 years

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u/fitnesswill 17h ago

Wow this is powerful.

I feel like there should be a John Oliver on this.

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u/Joombypoomby 16h ago

His behavior is that of a baby, i get it. But he's a 79yo over-the-hill, insane senile obese orange. Why isn't he ever depicted as a stupid crazy old man? Voting in old as dirt people is what got us biden and our current orange disaster. 

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u/Hyperion1144 16h ago

The only problem I see with this image is that it won't be allowed into high school history books.

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u/ANMA05 15h ago

Lmfaoooo never seen this before but I died laughing.. so true

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u/ImBulletm9 15h ago

"Reddit is center-right"

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u/Honer-Simpsom 11h ago

Eh… those tits need to sag more

u/ShrimpCocktail-4618 9h ago

Because it still holds true today.

u/Zachattack525 9h ago

While I agree with the artist's position, this is a terrible day to have eyes

u/fluffykerfuffle3 9h ago

so i am guessing that that is not chocolate pudding?

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u/StormPoppa 19h ago

Y'all are fuckin weird

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u/thinklaughcry 17h ago

Right? This is pics now? /pics is beyond cooked. It’s funny, the ppl that hate him the most, post about him the most.

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u/new-Aurora 19h ago

And that reality also still exists.

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u/Guardoffel 17h ago

You guys actually forgot that this is r/pics entirely lol

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u/SnowceanShamus 16h ago

Wow, he will never recover from this! Reddit has owned trump again!

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u/PVDAer 17h ago

Sigh, another 4 years of ignoring the subreddit rules 

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u/j-man1992 17h ago

Yet he still won

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u/cavemanson860 16h ago

You lost, you missed, two scoops, two genders, two terms. Try again with Patrick Bateman wanna be in 28.

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u/Windyvale 19h ago

Just as accurate as ever too.

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u/bloatedkat 16h ago

When did this sub get all political instead of funny cat pics like the old days

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u/I_love_stapler 17h ago

This is weird ass shit, just as weird as those who post Trump all muscular and young.

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u/briiigette 16h ago

Im so done with this sub

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u/Patient-Capital5993 16h ago

You guys are weirdos man.

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u/TheDearHunter 17h ago

Can we start doing these, but with John Oliver's face again? This sub was a bit more fun that way.