I like the second one best.

What do YOU think was going on there?

I mean besides a guy drinking a cup of coffee while standing on his porch and taunting his neighbor and listening to her scream at him.

Poor Karen.

There is so much that Trump(ism) taught us, about ourselves and about ourself. Ain't that amazing - a friggin toxic narcissist reality show actor, rather than being behind bars he's about to enter the world stage with the power of the office of POTUS, again. But this time he's got nothing to lose, everything to gain, and he's pissed off.

Here's the linier sequence of self-ID, except backwards.

Worldview >>> Political ID >>> personal ID >>> maturity >>> juvenile >>> youth >>> mama. Religious belief (yes or no) fits in there somewhere.

Now, worldview has a lot of values which include value of virtues and that has aspects of morals and ethics and that has influence on career, selection of friends, relationships, expectations, hopes, goals, plans, heroes, etc. It even ties into self-ID of patriotism and fellow citizens.

It's how one IDs reality, perspective and perception.

My take on the video memes is those women got their worldview (reality) shaken. Alt-reality won. It could have been men as well. It's just makes a better meme with a woman screaming.

If there is a message in the memes it's get over it and yourself.

IMO, those opposing Trump(ism) will get there, but not yet.

Also IMO, Trumpsters never will. It's one, perhaps the prime reason Trump won.

Also, IMO, this will inevitably turn to schitt, and Trumpsters still won't own what they did. If they do, they will be proud of it.

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Originally posted by ledvm:
…admire his stamina, toughness, and tenacity.

They threw everything but the kitchen sink at the man.

Not another man alive that could have achieved what he did.

Truly a man of steel.

Achieved is past tense. Achieve is transitional. What he's achieved so far is merely a doorway.

And it's probably correct about the "another man alive" claim. But there have been some in the past. They couldn't be stopped up front either, but later the hard way. Situational circumstances were/are everything. The right narcissist at the right time with the right support can be lauded as an achiever like none other or loathed for the same reasons, depending on one's worldview.

You cant see the forest for the trees still, Kabob.
You continue to rant about Trumpsters, fair enough. But you just dont get it, the number of people who voted for him, goes way past trumpsters.
I cant figure out why you ignore that fact.

What do I think is going on? I think the guy has had a neighbour who's been telling him how wrong his views are, how bad the right is,How uneducated he is, And that trump is going to loose. All the while promoting a woke agenda with pride flags adorning the windows and a save palestine Keffiyeh around her neck.

And he gets his quite and polite revenge.

Do you need me to send you a Plushie to scream into?

It's kinda telling and interesting that among other things those who view themselves as beneficiaries of Trump's win, it's revenge first. There's a lot more coming where that came from.

It's not just gloating but beyond that.

Re worldview, self-ID and such mentioned before, distinctions of right and wrong are embedded.

It's rather easy to sort out where someone stands in that regard.

Saying and believing that lies do not vindicate outcomes is just another way of saying the ends don't justify the means.

Trump's win flips the script on all that.

It's both historical and hysterical.


Lane said: "Not another man alive that could have achieved what he did." patriot

Trump's lies are the foundation of his win. I think it's very important for individuals to be able to sort out lies and significance. The scope of this national failure is foreboding. Trump led the nation down the thorny primrose path by distorting reality and the distinctions and significance of thousands of lies.

Or OTOH, he just exploited what was already there. It's practically impossible to determine what he fomented, but either way he exploited the vulnerability.

quote:

Originally posted by Magine Enigam:
It's kinda telling and interesting that among other things those who view themselves as beneficiaries of Trump's win, it's revenge first. There's a lot more coming where that came from.

It's not just gloating but beyond that.

Re worldview, self-ID and such mentioned before, distinctions of right and wrong are embedded.

It's rather easy to sort out where someone stands in that regard.

Saying and believing that lies do not vindicate outcomes is just another way of saying the ends don't justify the means.

Trump's win flips the script on all that.

It's both historical and hysterical.


Lane said: "Not another man alive that could have achieved what he did." patriot

Trump's lies are the foundation of his win. I think it's very important for individuals to be able to sort out lies and significance. The scope of this national failure is foreboding. Trump led the nation down the thorny primrose path by distorting reality and the distinctions and significance of thousands of lies.

Or OTOH, he just exploited what was already there. It's practically impossible to determine what he fomented, but either way he exploited the vulnerability.

You are too damn dense to get it! Just more blah blah blah from you
The world is fed up with you and your WOKE idealogy.
Look at your WOKE government in England being minorities in many of their cities , over run with extreme radical Muslims . They can’t get rid of the radical Muslims . Some communities are now all Muslim . Americans don’t care anymore what the rest of the world thinks . It’s time to be America and take care of America . Fuck your George Soros / Obama WOKE idealogy you keep pushing on here.

quote:

Originally posted by Magine Enigam:
It's kinda telling and interesting that among other things those who view themselves as beneficiaries of Trump's win, it's revenge first. There's a lot more coming where that came from.

It's not just gloating but beyond that.

Re worldview, self-ID and such mentioned before, distinctions of right and wrong are embedded.

It's rather easy to sort out where someone stands in that regard.

Saying and believing that lies do not vindicate outcomes is just another way of saying the ends don't justify the means.

Trump's win flips the script on all that.

It's both historical and hysterical.


Lane said: "Not another man alive that could have achieved what he did." patriot

Trump's lies are the foundation of his win. I think it's very important for individuals to be able to sort out lies and significance. The scope of this national failure is foreboding. Trump led the nation down the thorny primrose path by distorting reality and the distinctions and significance of thousands of lies.

Or OTOH, he just exploited what was already there. It's practically impossible to determine what he fomented, but either way he exploited the vulnerability.

Your explanation is shallow and reductive.

Every reply you give on this issue is one dimensional.

Go watch guys like Scott Galloway give a much better explanation.

quote:

Originally posted by theback40:
You cant see the forest for the trees still, Kabob.
You continue to rant about Trumpsters, fair enough. But you just dont get it, the number of people who voted for him, goes way past trumpsters.
I cant figure out why you ignore that fact.

I question whether they voted for Trump, or against something they didn't want, more than they didn't want Trump.

It could be Tom. I truly dont know. There is far more to unpack in what happened than trumpster,trumpsters,trumpsters.

Yep Tom, Thats how I look at it.