Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2017/02/09/pennsylvania-senator-to-trump.html
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Polonium
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Trump: “HOW DARE YOU CRITICIZE MY FACE!”
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If Trump kills someone with Polonium, is that evidence of Russian ties or just that he’s a maverick?
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I’m calling it:
Leach 2020.
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I don’t know, but maybe grounds for kicking some pseudo-Nazi ass?
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I like this guy, I really do.
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Why you gotta bring gibbons into it, Daylin? Gibbons are the best.
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No, no, we don’t want her to win the Conservative nom…
in…
Oh. Sorry. Wrong country.
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But not shit-gibbons. They are the absolute worst.
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“Hey @realDonaldTrump I oppose civil asset forfeiture too! Why don’t you try to destroy my career you fascist, loofa-faced, shit-gibbon!”
Clear. Lucid. Concise.
Poetry.
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Having an utter nutjob in charge is an excellent opportunity for folks on both sides of the political spectrum to raise their profile, it seems.
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Well, I’m disappointed, but I still cling to the idea that somehow we can recover, but it’s not like other countries don’t have shit-flinging in politics and still survive. I guess dignity is less important than progress. Still color me disappointed.
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If you keep this up, Leach is going to come after you! You can’t go around insulting President Lea—
Oh, god, It’s happening again.
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I like it, but we need to work in the whole LIAR angle: loofa-faced-liar, lying sack of protoplasm, alt-reality, alt-fact, anti-fact. You know: bullshit.
Who sets up the canary web page that tracks whether this gentleman is still alive or not? jlmk (less than six-months at a guess)
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What is a better description of 45:
- Shit-gibbon
- Wankpuffin
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Not to be argumentative, but can someone be a pseudo-Nazi and not a Nazi? I mean, if it’s a matter of ideology (proclaimed or demonstrated), I wonder what’s the break between the two.
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Honestly, it seems like a lot of the outrage over poor political decorum is just a more dressed-up form of tone policing. There’s nothing high-minded or civil about using deferential language and politeness to paper over atrocious actions. This sort of thing is why calling Jeff Sessions a racist (or even just reading a letter suggesting that his attitudes are less than entirely equality-minded) is somehow worse than him actually being a racist.
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It has the ring of truth
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Why? Go with Putin’s go-to. Ricen.
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