Trump bootlickers going full-retard (Page 2/6)
williegoat JUL 18, 10:10 AM
williegoat JUL 18, 10:17 AM

cliffw JUL 18, 10:46 AM

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Originally posted by Patrick:
On the contrary, I'm genuinely concerned about the mental stability of people who would do that... whether they be Republicans or Democrats, Americans or Canadians, etc.



, you should start a 'go fund me' effort for their mental health.

We do not remember any other time you decried virtue signaling. Since you brought up Canadians, give us you take on what the Canadian Dear Leader did for Ukraine ?


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Originally posted by Patrick:
I find it to be rather bizarre, but sure... it could just be me.



It is.
olejoedad JUL 18, 10:51 AM

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Originally posted by Patrick:


Republicans wear homemade ear bandages in solidarity with Trump: 'Newest fashion trend'

Some Republican National Convention attendees are showing their support of Trump following his assassination attempt.

Katie Mather and Yahoo News Photo Staff
Updated Wed, July 17, 2024 at 12:31 PM PDT·3 min read

Days after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pa., supporters have been showing their solidarity by wearing bandages on their ears.

A gunman opened fire at Trump's rally Saturday, injuring the former president on his right ear and killing Corey Comperatore, 50. Two others were injured: David Dutch, 57, and James Copenhaver, 74, both of whom are now in stable condition. Investigators are still working to uncover a motive for the shooting.

Trump's former doctor, Rep. Ronny Jackson of Texas, said he personally examined Trump's wound, and told the New York Times, "The bullet took a little bit off the top of his ear in an area that, just by nature, bleeds like crazy."

Trump surprised audiences at the Republican National Convention on Monday by making his first public appearance since the shooting, where he greeted supporters while wearing white gauze wrapped around his ear.

On the second night of the convention, delegates and attendees were photographed wearing makeshift "bandages" — from folded-up slips of paper to pieces of tape — on their right ears to showcase their solidarity with Trump.

Arizona delegate Joe Neglia was one of the first people photographed wearing the ear bandage during the second night of the convention. Neglia told CBS News he folded up an envelope "on the bus on the way here" to wear on his right ear.

“This is the newest fashion trend. I’m getting this going. Everybody in the world is going to be wearing these pretty soon," Neglia said.

The accessory wasn't limited to delegates. Conservative radio hosts Steve Johnson and Kenny Webster shared a photo of themselves wearing bandages on X and advertised they were selling "official MAGA ear patch" merchandise online (however, the website link they provided did not have any listings for ear patches).


















Sports fans wear team related clothing and car guys wear auto branded clothing, etc.

Is that also going full retard as well?

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williegoat JUL 18, 10:59 AM
bonaduce JUL 18, 11:35 AM
There is a word in the title that is extremely offensive, it has also been used in a recent post.
williegoat JUL 18, 11:43 AM

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Originally posted by bonaduce:

There is a word in the title that is extremely offensive, it has also been used in a recent post.


Yeah, he wasn't talking about bad timing.
Patrick JUL 18, 03:18 PM

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Originally posted by bonaduce:

There is a word in the title that is extremely offensive...



Yes, and I apologize for using it... but I had to identify which bootlickers I was referring to.
bonaduce JUL 18, 03:25 PM

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Originally posted by Patrick:

Yes, and I apologize for using it... but I had to identify which bootlickers I was referring to.



As a person who has a nephew with developmental disabilities I find the use of a certain word rather offensive, so glad you determined "bootlicker" was the word. Cliff can we please have the title changed to remove the word "r******" as well as the post that used it also.

dan

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Patrick JUL 18, 03:51 PM

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Originally posted by bonaduce:

I find the use of a certain word rather offensive...



Look, I don't have any problem with you personally. I don't believe I ever have. I find this whole section of PFF to be "offensive", but if I choose to waste time here, then I only have myself to blame for being offended. I don't believe I've broken any forum rules. Members have referred to each other here using far worse terminology than "retard". And the fact is, I'm not even addressing any other member here with that term. Those people who've been pictured here will never see this thread. They'll never know that I feel their actions are retarded.