No Kings protests flop?
POSTED BY: SIGNYM
UPDATED: Sunday, April 19, 2026 16:01
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Originally posted by second:
I think Libtards really should stop using antifa and just fully say anti-fascist and get Trumptards saying they are against anti-fascism. Using antifa is giving Trumptards some distance. I genuinely think some Trumptards don't even know what antifa or anti-fascism stands for.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
Agreed...
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By the way. This protest goes down as the biggest in history. And comrade signym starts a thread calling it a flop. How funny, and reveling, is that shit?
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Originally posted by THG:
By the way. This protest goes down as the biggest in history.
Lie.
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And comrade signym starts a thread calling it a flop. How funny, and reveling, is that shit?
She started the thread when the first George Soros/USAid funded No Kings protest was a failure and didn't get anything at all accomplished.
Nobody cares about your faggy, paid for protests, faggot.
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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:Quote:
Originally posted by THG:
By the way. This protest goes down as the biggest in history.
Lie.Quote:
And comrade signym starts a thread calling it a flop. How funny, and reveling, is that shit?
She started the thread when the first George Soros/USAid funded No Kings protest was a failure and didn't get anything at all accomplished.
Nobody cares about your faggy, paid for protests, faggot.
And it drew 4 million protesters. That’s a combined 10 or 11 million protesters with this protest. Both were huge successes. So, my post stands Gilligan.
Point to yourself if you've changed your mind and agree. Good...
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OMG, how old are you, THGR?
Four?
Nobody thinks you have a point.
Everyone sees that you're childish.
Think of this as a friendly gesture:
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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."- Henry Kissinger
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This protest had ELEVENTY ZILLION people there!!!!!
Meanwhile, nobody actually went, and nobody can supply any actual proof that anyone showed up.
We all know you weren't there, you little armchair warrior pussy.
And at the end of the day, it all meant absolutely nothing.
What did you accomplish on Saturday, vicariously, through watching other retarded Baby Boomers scream all day into the void from their wheelchairs and walkers?
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
OMG, how old are you, THGR?
Four?
Nobody thinks you have a point.
Everyone sees that you're childish.
Think of this as a friendly gesture:
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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."- Henry Kissinger
Oh... wait a minute...
Is that why he's jerking off to my picture everyday? Because of some claim he had against you for stealing his signature last week or something?
I didn't even bother asking what that was about or looking into it because Ted is retarded and I don't ever pay him any mind unless he breaks his promise to himself again and decides to start throwing me softballs to embarrass him just a little more.
So... You "stole" his signature. I guess he "stole" my image.
I'm wondering now if Ted is Muslim. It would explain a lot.
It would explain how he doesn't use American Idioms correctly. It would explain how he misspells everything and always uses the wrong version of a word when it is spelled 2 or more ways. It would explain how despite my teaching him for 3 years now the correct usage of an apostrophe he still can't wrap his head around the basics.
And it would certainly explain why he would feel that somebody else would feel that something was "stolen" from them when somebody else uses their image they put online for the world to see started obsessively using them in his own posts.
At the end of the day, what does Ted really have here? Basically no more than you took from him. It's a picture that's at least 10 years old. It's a thumbnail image of that picture to boot. There's not a single inch of my face visible in the image. Nothing that was in the background of that pic exists anymore in this timeline.
It's practically an emoji. And besides... Ted doesn't ever believe anything I post about any topic, so why should he even believe that the image he keeps re-posting while masturbating religiously to it is even me.
We all know it's me that he can't get out of his head everyday, but Ted could just be masturbating to the image of some random dude on the internet who's picture I stole.
That's pretty gay.
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Why Trump Turned to the Sewer
The president’s disturbing, excremental propaganda campaign
By Anne Applebaum | October 20, 2025, 3:40 PM ET
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2025/10/trump-no-kings-day-p
rotest-ai-poop/684621/
Lieutenant Colonel Harald Jäger was in charge of a Berlin Wall checkpoint on the evening of November 9, 1989, when a garbled televised press conference convinced thousands of East Berliners that they were allowed to cross into West Germany. People ran to the checkpoint. They started shouting at Jäger, telling him to open the barrier, even though no one had told him about any changes.
Still, “when I saw the masses of East German citizens there, I knew they were in the right,” he told an interviewer, many years later. In another interview, he recalled, “At the moment it became so clear to me … the stupidity, the lack of humanity. I finally said to myself: ‘Kiss my arse. Now I will do what I think is right.’” He opened the barrier and people started walking through.
Had these events taken place a few months earlier, Jäger might have kept the barrier shut. But the “masses of East German citizens” who had spent that autumn marching against dictatorship in East Berlin, Leipzig, and other East German cities had shaped his understanding of events. Watching them, he understood that most of his countrymen opposed the regime and hated the Wall. If everyone was against it, he no longer wanted to defend it.
The differences between the “No Kings” demonstrations that took place across the United States on Saturday and the East German protests 36 years ago are too numerous to list. I saw no riot police at the protest I watched in Washington, D.C. Nor did the demonstrations in the autumn of 1989 feature animal costumes, cute homemade signs, or people dancing the Macarena. But they shared at least one goal: to remind the government’s supporters and enablers that the public is unhappy. The majority of Americans object to President Donald Trump’s politicization of justice, his militarization of ICE, and his usurpation of congressional power. Eventually some of those presidential supporters and enablers might, like Jäger the border guard, be persuaded to side with the majority and help bring this assault on the rule of law to an end.
The people in the White House know this too, and they reacted accordingly. Trump, the successor to George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, posted an AI-created video of himself as a fighter pilot, wearing a crown, flying over an American city, and dumping shit onto American protesters. The point was not subtle: Trump wanted to mock and smear millions of Americans, literally depicting them covered in excrement, precisely so that none of his own supporters would want to join them.
Mockery isn’t Trump’s only tool, nor was it the only one that his team has borrowed from other autocrats and would-be autocrats around the world. Just as the Chinese leadership once described participants in popular, broad-based Hong Kong protests as “thugs” and “radicals,” the speaker of the House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, said before Saturday’s protest that the only people protesting would be “Marxists” or “pro-Hamas.” Just as Russian President Vladimir Putin has called democracy protesters “paid agents of the West”—he once even claimed that Hillary Clinton, then the U.S. secretary of state, had sent “a signal” to “some actors in our country”—Ted Cruz, among others, insinuated that the millions of American protesters were paid by George Soros. A host of Republicans tried to portray the protesters as dangerous or treasonous, or else, paradoxically, as elderly and ineffective.
For those using the oldest tools in the authoritarian playbook, the nature of the smear is unimportant. What matters is the intention behind it: Don’t answer your critics. Don’t argue with them. Don’t let them win over anyone else. Describe them as dangerous radicals even when they wear frog costumes. Imply, without evidence, that they were bribed to speak out, because there can’t
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Shut up, faggot.
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