kazil posted:

Haljordan rolling in his grave right now

MrQwerty posted:

now hear me out,

Trump/Doobie '24

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deoju posted:

Ok, how about we start calling those sewer blockades made of congealed fat "trumps?"

Avirosb posted:

"Whoah dude I'm sorry to break it to you but those aren't lumps, they're TRUMPS"

Armacham posted:

Anderson Koopa posted:

Anyone remember that one?

Stink Billyums posted:

engineered to appeal to foreigners?

Raskolnikov2089 posted:

quote:

The general uncertainty as to what is really happening makes it easier to cling to lunatic beliefs. Since nothing is ever quite proved or disproved, the most unmistakable fact can be impudently denied. Moreover, although endlessly brooding on power, victory, defeat, revenge, the nationalist is often somewhat uninterested in what happens in the real world. What he wants is to feel that his own unit is getting the better of some other unit, and he can more easily do this by scoring off an adversary than by examining the facts to see whether they support him.

fuckingtest posted:

5'11" 280 LBS.

John Wick of Dogs posted:

Easy to remember

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STANK

CHOAD
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Froghammer posted:

*bursts into the thread*

GUYS GUYS THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE TO RECAST CANDACE OWENS' CHARACTER ON THE UPCOMING DAILY WIRE PLUS ANIMATED SITCOM MISTER BIRCHUM

Cat Hassler posted:

lol thinking about whether they’ll do a state funeral for the dumb fat traitorous rapist

kazil posted:

Haljordan rolling in his grave right now

QuarkJets posted:

haljordan is not dead, he is working very hard for the trump campaign right now

QuarkJets posted:

Why did they name the main character BRRR, CUM!

tek79 posted:

It all comes down to one thing really: hate

Trump's supporters are joyless, uncreative, lovely people without empathy or any understanding of what it means to be someone different from them. Hate is the only "emotion" they can feel and that's the button Trump pushes. You could put these people in heaven and they'd still find ways to attack other souls for simply existing.

QuarkJets posted:

haljordan is not dead, he is working very hard for the trump campaign right now

fuckingtest posted:

5'11" 280 LBS.

Beefed Owl posted:

They will have to bury him at sea like Osama bin laden

DemihumanResources posted:

check out this sweet orb

Junk posted:

what is this orb even for

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Junk posted:

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quote:

In 2021, the Coxes’ daughter was removed from their home after multiple reports Mary Cox was verbally and emotionally abusing her daughter. The 16-year-old had developed an eating disorder, the state said, “fueled partly” by her parents’ response to her gender identity.

A judge ordered the teen be removed from her parents’ custody and treated for the eating disorder. All were ordered to participate in family therapy.

While the state dropped allegations of parental abuse, they argued the teen’s eating disorder could go untreated if she were returned to her parents’ custody.

Mary Cox had previously taken her daughter out of school and discontinued therapy addressing her gender dysphoria.

In testimony before the Indiana Senate two years later regarding a bill written to override the state’s ability to remove children in circumstances identical to the Coxes’ case, Mary Cox said she disagreed with the diagnosis of gender dysphoria her daughter received from multiple mental health professionals.

“The parents have the right to exercise their religious beliefs, but they do not have the right to exercise them in a manner that causes physical or emotional harm to [their] child,” the Indiana Court of Appeals wrote in October 2022, after the Coxes lost a case disputing the state’s actions.

Like the U.S. Supreme Court, the Indiana Supreme Court also declined to hear the Coxes’ case.

In a statement following the latest denial, Mary and Jeremy Cox called their child “our son”, and said losing custody because of their beliefs “will stay with us forever.”

“We can’t change the past, but we will continue to fight for a future where parents of faith can raise their children without fear of state officials knocking on their doors,” the Coxes said.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita, who defended the Department of Child Services in the case, said he was “sympathetic” to the Coxes.

“We always protect parental rights and religious liberty. Neither we nor the Indiana courts believe that the State can remove a child because of a parent’s religious beliefs, views about gender identity, or anything of the sort.”

In her public testimony before the Indiana legislature, Mary Cox said her daughter had cut off all contact with her after turning 18.

DemihumanResources posted:

check out this sweet orb

DemihumanResources posted:

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kazil posted:

Haljordan rolling in his grave right now

Silly Burrito posted:

nah he's rolling in a hot dog machine at Circle K

Silly Burrito posted:

nah he's rolling in a hot dog machine at Circle K

idiotsavant posted:

HalJordan squirming around under the Kwik Mart heatlamps slathered in oil, trying to get his naked body the same burnt hot dog color as trumps face