Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2024/07/31/joe-rogan-predicts-kamala-harris-will-be-the-next-u-s-president-im-just-being-honest.html
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Uh oh, the Bro-iverse and all the little incels are going to have a major sad today. 
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In case anyone is wondering why an anarchist would be upset at hearing Biff might not win, from his Wiki:
Malice describes himself as an anarchist or anarchist without adjectives.[1][29] Reason described his politics as a combination of anarchism, objectivism, and libertarianism in 2006.
He can’t even be honest that he’s just another Randroid.
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I hope they are so full of sad they just don’t bother voting
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“I feel like we are in this very bizarre time where people are giving into the bullshit in a way that I never suspected people would before,”
That is incredible coming from an extremely popular conspiracy enabler.
And the idea about the assassination attempt… why did they believe this would propel trump? It made for a great picture but everyone is already decided, trump is the same asshole. Their devotion to the leader is even projected onto their leader’s critics, like he is so great that one day they will all see the greatness.
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he thought the July 13 attempted assassination of Trump would have propelled his campaign forward more, but said he felt the moment has been “memory holed” in a matter of weeks.
Concerning which - I am shocked (or did I miss it) that Rob and co have not yet posted the pics of Trumpy without his bandage. The ear looks perfect.
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“It’s the best ear. In fact, someone came up to me today, he had tears in his eyes, this big strong soldier, and he said, ‘sir,’ he said, ‘that is the bigliest, most perfect ear I have ever seen. Thank you so much, sir.’”
/s
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Fixed it for you.
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Fucksake! Don’t be giving Rob ideas!
He’s bad enough already.
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Meh, who cares what that asshole says… Now, FD Signifier, he also agrees about Harris winning…
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Is he trying to jinx her or something?? shut up, man!
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“I feel like we are in this very bizarre time where people are giving into the bullshit in a way that I never suspected people would before,”
I am not going to listen to Joe Rogan to find out, so many thanks if anyone can help me translate this.
What “bullshit” are people giving into? And why, because of the Deep State? Biden? Chemtrails? Fed up with Trump?
"They just want no Trump, no matter what, and they’re willing to gaslight themselves
First of all, wouldn’t it be Kamala or the Democratic Party doing the gaslighting?
But what are people supposedly gaslighting themselves about?
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“You would have thought Trump getting shot would have had four years of corporate journalists talking about hate speech causing violence, to be like, let’s take a step back, and that went for, what, a week?”
From the party that immediately discounts the mass killing of schoolchildren, this isn’t even a blip on the radar.
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“This is not the right time to be talking about assassination attempts!”
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<off topic>
I’ve listened to Joe Rogan only once, after multiple people contacted me to let me know that I’d been called a punk by name on his podcast.
Just taking this opportunity to brag (I’m very happy that Rogan doesn’t receive mention on bb very often)
</off topic>
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Oh no no, I’m going to have to drag that right back into the topic.
What had you done to achieve such a height of notoriety?
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How to summarize… for some reason Rogan likes to have on Eric Weinstein, managing director of Thiel Capital, who I met a few times when we were both doing physicsy math in Boston in the early '90s. Weinstein and I were both at a lecture back then that went completely off the rails (the speaker had prepared a physics talk, with a hundred slides, and only realized a minute before starting that he was in the math colloquium). During the Q&A I reminded the speaker what the title of the talk had been – blah blah invariants of four-manifolds blah blah – and asked, “like a punk” in Weinstein’s recollection, if the speaker could say something about that topic. (At which point he introduced the “Seiberg-Witten equations”).
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