Red Mosquito

Strat wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:A Trump fan wants nothing more than The Oscars devolving into a long protest circle jerk.

and fuck trump fans.

BurtReynolds wrote:

Strat wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:A Trump fan wants nothing more than The Oscars devolving into a long protest circle jerk.

and fuck trump fans.

OH VERY MATURE STRAT

BurtReynolds wrote:A Trump fan wants nothing more than The Oscars devolving into a long protest circle jerk.

Orpheus wrote:Mosques burned in Texas, shooting at a mosque in Quebec City. Sad fucking times were living in.

wease wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:A Trump fan wants nothing more than The Oscars devolving into a long protest circle jerk.

Is this true, Spenno?

Birds in Hell wrote:

wease wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:A Trump fan wants nothing more than The Oscars devolving into a long protest circle jerk.

Is this true, Spenno?

Strat wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

wease wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:A Trump fan wants nothing more than The Oscars devolving into a long protest circle jerk.

Is this true, Spenno?

Oh c'mon. That was funny.

thodoks wrote:Shoes are fitting

I don’t know what intelligence is, but I know this: Trump has more verbal improvisational ability than any presidential-level politician in decades. On a typical day, Barack Obama,Hillary Clinton,John Kerry and Mitt Romney express themselves like androids with rudimentary AI: They repeat tested, empty phrases; they reach for focus-grouped generalities; they are so careful that they say nothing at all. It is a heroic task even to pretend to pay attention to them.

That, evidently, is what pundits and professors demand: a wax head perched over a nice suit, with a realistic mouth that actually moves. That’s what they think of as sanity and intelligence. For them, the essence of responsible and inspiring leadership is that you know exactly what your president is going to say before he says it. If a leader expresses himself like a particular human being or behaves like an actual organism, he has no place in the Hall of Presidents and First Ladies.

Birds in Hell wrote:Playing to type, I enjoyed this piece from the WSJ:

The Wax Presidency Wanes as a Human Comes to the White House

I don’t know what intelligence is, but I know this: Trump has more verbal improvisational ability than any presidential-level politician in decades. On a typical day, Barack Obama,Hillary Clinton,John Kerry and Mitt Romney express themselves like androids with rudimentary AI: They repeat tested, empty phrases; they reach for focus-grouped generalities; they are so careful that they say nothing at all. It is a heroic task even to pretend to pay attention to them.

That, evidently, is what pundits and professors demand: a wax head perched over a nice suit, with a realistic mouth that actually moves. That’s what they think of as sanity and intelligence. For them, the essence of responsible and inspiring leadership is that you know exactly what your president is going to say before he says it. If a leader expresses himself like a particular human being or behaves like an actual organism, he has no place in the Hall of Presidents and First Ladies.

Birds in Hell wrote:Playing to type, I enjoyed this piece from the WSJ:

The Wax Presidency Wanes as a Human Comes to the White House

I don’t know what intelligence is, but I know this: Trump has more verbal improvisational ability than any presidential-level politician in decades. On a typical day, Barack Obama,Hillary Clinton,John Kerry and Mitt Romney express themselves like androids with rudimentary AI: They repeat tested, empty phrases; they reach for focus-grouped generalities; they are so careful that they say nothing at all. It is a heroic task even to pretend to pay attention to them.

That, evidently, is what pundits and professors demand: a wax head perched over a nice suit, with a realistic mouth that actually moves. That’s what they think of as sanity and intelligence. For them, the essence of responsible and inspiring leadership is that you know exactly what your president is going to say before he says it. If a leader expresses himself like a particular human being or behaves like an actual organism, he has no place in the Hall of Presidents and First Ladies.