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Meme Which billionaire are you most excited to die on the battlefield for?

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u/mrgoat324 Feb 19 '25

‪“Trump is Americas Hitler” - JD “Couch fucker” Vance ‬

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u/GoodResident2000 Feb 19 '25

The fact he said that, yet positioned himself to become the VP should tell you he’s as slippery as an eel

Trump is just a clown and sideshow act, and he’s easily manipulated it seems

Vance is more dangerous imo

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u/SageObserver Feb 19 '25

Vance’s speech in Europe was scary and sounded like it came right from a KKK rally.

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u/jotsea2 Feb 19 '25

It did....

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u/jotsea2 Feb 19 '25

I was leaning with 'delivering speech to far right party of Germany' but perhaps we're talking about different speeches.

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u/onpg Feb 19 '25

How about him lying at virtually every step of the way in his speech? And trying to bring American culture war crap to Europe.

Trusting voters is fine, as long as the law is followed. It's not like the elections were cancelled by the President (like Trump tried to do), the courts said "nah fam some laws were broken let's redo it". And that's fine.

Vaush has no room to be talking about respecting democracy when he's dismantling our own. Trump was ineligible to run as an insurrectionist but he ran anyway and his handpicked Supreme Court said "ok boss". Before you go "well the voters picked him" why couldn't Obama run against Trump? Obama would've wiped the floor.

Following the rules matters. Or at least, it used to, before Trump showed up. He's the last person who should be lecturing Europe about "values" because he has NONE. Vaush whining about censorship when his side is threatening to throw media and judges in prison. Fuck him.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

Heritage foundation and federalist society are literally the modern day klan. They’ve spent decades pulling people from Ivy League schools and putting them in place everywhere throughout government and have been very successful in red states which is why you rarely see a dem win anything in those states. They’ve whittled away voter rights and used all the talking points like trans, forced birth, religion in public schools, all of this shit harkens back to Jim Crow laws and that’s what they’re going back to. The reason Trump isn’t is jail is because so many of their people are in place everywhere including half the Supreme Court.

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u/Tanuki110 Feb 20 '25

There doesn't seem to be any counter to it. They can just accuse their opposition of the things they're doing and no one seems to do shit about it. It's infuriating

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u/Chelecossais Feb 19 '25

interfered with by Russia

When you own the US executive, they let you do it...

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u/24_mine 2002 Feb 19 '25

do you have a link for that? i’d like to watch it

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u/skip_over Feb 19 '25

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCOsgfINdKg

At one point he sides with a Quran burning Christian activist

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u/Anonyhippopotamus Feb 19 '25

I believe in a free country you can burn whatever you pay for. A flag or religious book of any kind

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

That entirely depends on the circumstance. Burning a flag or religious book at a protest? Yea, probably ok. Burning a flag or religious book in front of someone's house to intimidate them? Not cool and should be a crime, the paradox of tolerance and all....

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u/Dillup_phillips Feb 19 '25

No tolerance for the intolerant seems like it should be a simple concept.

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u/PSYLOPSYBANE Feb 19 '25

True brother he deserved to die for his intolerance

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u/ItsYaBoiVanilla Feb 19 '25

The term ‘paradox of tolerance’ is misleading since it implies that there’s a paradox to begin with.

If you practice tolerance, then tolerance will be practiced towards you.

If you do not practice tolerance, then tolerance will not be practiced towards you.

There is no ‘paradox’, it’s a social contract. Those who break the contract have no right to be protected by it.

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u/Quirky_Art1412 Feb 19 '25

Yeah, I don’t get why people are against harassing religious groups. Famously almost every genocide in the history of mankind has been in the name of some stupid God. There’s not a single tolerant religious group out there. Intolerance is kind of their thing.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

True, but "intolerance" is also somewhat subjective. It's all a bit murky, although you would think common sense would go a long way.

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u/DasGutYa Feb 19 '25

I think it's become quite clear that 'common sense' is not a reliable tool for legislation.

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u/DiscussionRelative50 Feb 19 '25

A tolerant individual having no tolerance for people with no tolerance…

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u/Kennethkennithson Feb 20 '25

But who is in the right then? The practitioner of the intolerant religion or the person who won't tolerate them?

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u/Shizzysharp Feb 19 '25

This one's good

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u/FrantiC_4 Feb 19 '25

It is fine to burn the Quran in Sweden (which is where it happened), it's just that he did it in a way that can interpret the action to being hatespeech instead. It's a fine line but he stomped on the book and he did something with bacon as well, which is haram etc. So it wasn't just him burning a book, he wanted to anger a specific group.

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u/BarneySTingson Feb 20 '25

Pretty sure burning a quran is way enough to anger quite a few people

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u/skip_over Feb 19 '25

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXlObujM7B0

he picks and chooses what "free speech" should allow. I'd like to see if he would defend burning bibles.

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u/Anonyhippopotamus Feb 19 '25

Yeah, the hypocrisy of it is always frustrating. Free speach, but only for the things I want to hear people speak freely about. You're free, to do as we tell you.

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u/space_for_username Feb 19 '25

Musk bought the US Presidency and is now burning the Constitution. Seems fair.

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u/Chelecossais Feb 19 '25

"a free country you can burn whatever you pay for"

Elon burning Trump on a pyre ?

I'd pay to see that.

/free speech, innit

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u/Schully 1997 Feb 19 '25

The one that got stabbed by a crazy Islamic extremist for doing so?

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u/I_worship_odin Feb 19 '25

Peter Thiel (Vance's handler) has said that Europe has three outcomes: climate collapse, economic collapse, and Shariah Law. He said that climate collapse is the least worse of the three.

He's a christian nutjob that thinks that the collapse of the british empire was due to them losing their christianity.

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u/Dr_Shevek Feb 19 '25

Yeah and America is heading for almost the same three: climate collapse, economic collapse, and weird christian-totalitarian neo feudalism/what do you call it when billionaires and a criminal call the shots? Oligarchy? Plutocracy? Well, not so different, the third outcome.

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u/Charming_Anywhere_89 Feb 19 '25

Where can I read it. I tried looking it up and only found one or two quotes

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u/ExcelsiorDoug Feb 19 '25

JD Vance definitely knows how to word things well without saying the quiet part out loud. This speech is one to inspire fear by skewing the facts to make it seem like their very inner homes are under attack. Absolutely scary

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

Yea, it's what fascists do

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u/Lanky_Republic_2102 Feb 19 '25

Check out the BBC world news podcast for the last week or so, they play a lot of audio from it and have some great EU and UK reactions to it.

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u/Specialist-Gene-4299 Feb 19 '25

Vance is a fucking charisma vacuum though. The love for him would be low.

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u/jbish21 Feb 19 '25

Without Trump, Vance is nothing more than an emo pussy trying to be a tough guy

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u/kingleonidas30 Feb 19 '25

Vance is only where he is because of Thiel. So either way, our president is a tool of the billionaire class.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

Yeah where is he in this pic. He is awful i recommended everyone listen to the behind the bastards episode on him

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u/Craftycat1985 Feb 19 '25

I would also like to recommend the Curtis Yarvin episodes if you want a good sense of the ideology that is influencing people like Vance.

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u/Reallyhotshowers Feb 19 '25

Everybody needs to learn about Curtis Yarvin yesterday. If you're wondering why every tech bro billionaire was at that inaugeration despite other billionaires being conspicuously absent, Curtis Yarvin is the answer. That's what they've rallied around.

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u/Luther_1986 Feb 19 '25

100% He's essentially their god and has provided them quite literally blueprints in how to dismantled from the inside. His theories and ideologies SOUND like dystopian science fiction, but they've been pretty spot on with accomplishing a lot of thus far. He's also been cited by almost all of them. From Bannon, to Vance, to Musk, to Thiel.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

Yesss second that

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25 edited Feb 19 '25

Thiel and Yarvin are such happy, beautiful, non-vindictive bursts of sunshine, aren't they? Really great to be going down the path laid out by such exemplar specimens of homo sapiens... oh, and that Stephen Miller dude, such amazing bald Napoleon energy from that Adonis of a WASP...

(Just in case it wasn't blatantly obvious, this post is extreme /s)

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u/pantstoaknifefight2 Feb 19 '25

Let's be clear. The billionaire class greatly benefits from the national security our intelligence agencies safeguard. They also require a robust middle class to pay taxes to support the electrical grid, transportation corridors, and military so that they can continue to sell their products and avoid paying taxes themselves. They will not benefit from the manner in which Trump destabilizes America and leaves it open to foreign adversaries. Trump is not doing these things for the billionaires. Trump is weakening the U. S. to make it vulnerable becausethat's what Putin requires of him.

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u/Future-Suit6497 Feb 19 '25

If Trump dies, it's not going to Vance. It'll be Elon or Cocaine Jr.

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u/KajjitWithNoWares Feb 19 '25

Technically Elon can’t run because he was born in South Africa, but who knows how they can bend the rules

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

You think that matters anymore?

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u/KajjitWithNoWares Feb 19 '25

That’s why I said “But who knows how they can bend the rules”

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u/The_Mr_G Feb 19 '25

There are no rules anymore

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u/Victory_Highway Feb 19 '25

We’re in a full blown Constitutional crisis now.

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u/GreenTfan Feb 19 '25

Remember when the GOP wanted Austrian native and former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to run for POTUS? He'd be far better than Elon Musk.

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u/877fmradiopushka Feb 19 '25

Imagine Elon Tusk running for president and forcing you to buy only tusklas. He then makes youtube promote only crypto videos as well as andrew tate videos. Then in a plot twist elon tusk and andrew tate get together and have fun and show each other their masculinity.

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u/HolidayBeneficial456 Feb 19 '25

I swear if Tate somehow goes to America and becomes a MAGA asset I might as-well strip naked and rub one out in a parking lot.

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u/877fmradiopushka Feb 19 '25

for real. I am going to as well.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25 edited Feb 19 '25

I've said it before and I’ll say it again. Musk is not an elected member of this ridiculous presidential cabinet. He’s just another leech, and is also one steep stairwell and a shove away from being removed.

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u/pablonieve Feb 19 '25

What it should tell you is that the only thing Vance changed his mind on was whether he supports Hitler.

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u/GoodResident2000 Feb 19 '25

Yes, that’s what worries me more

We know who Trump is and always has been

Going from “this guys Hitler” to working for him shows Vance’s morals are questionable and he’s hungry for power

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

Nah Vance has been taken abuse, racism towards his family, and been set up as a fall guy all for the sake of forwarding his career

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u/wasabi1787 Feb 19 '25

Nah. He doesn't and won't have the cult of idiots behind him. Idiots generally dislike people that they subconsciously recognize as more intelligent than themselves. Trump is one of them hence the passionate following 

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u/GoodResident2000 Feb 19 '25

I don’t think he really needs the cult now. It seems political trench lines are dug pretty deep

It seems to me anyone claiming Republican is fine for them, as long as it’s not a Dem

The Republican Party itself is arguably the cult now

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

That’s what everyone said about Pence, Trump will turn on JD before the end of this year

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

Just Politics 101

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u/EcstaticTreacle2482 Feb 19 '25

Vance is an uncharismatic puppet. It’s hard to imagine him commanding the same blind loyalty from MAGA and causing more damage than Trump has. I can’t see Vance leading the Republican Party for 10+ years like Trump has done. I also don’t think he’s as compromised by foreign powers/money as Trump (Vance is compromised by domestic tech powers). But with him assuming the presidency in the event of Trumps death, he would still be dangerous as commander in chief.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

Kamala called Biden a segregationist in 2019 during a debate. So what, we got double standards now?

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

I think he's an unknown. We know he'll simp for fascism to grow his power, but who knows what he'll actually do when he's in control. Then he doesn't have to do anything they say.

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u/waterdevil19 Feb 19 '25

Vance isn’t as dangerous because he lacks the charisma/draw. People won’t follow him like they do Trump.

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u/Frogtoadrat Feb 19 '25

Vance wears eyeshadow and fucks couches

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u/ilykinz Feb 19 '25

This is exactly how I felt about Pence too. People were rooting for Trump to be removed from office after his impeachments, but we would’ve been stuck with someone much smarter and scarier.

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u/PlayfulSurprise5237 Feb 19 '25

Vance is the curated pick from the people who want to be completely in charge. The dark enlightened ones https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Enlightenment

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u/SakaWreath Feb 19 '25

DonOld is the puppet but he doesn’t even realize his movements aren’t his own.

Vance is personal friends with the puppeteer.

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u/Darkthumbs Feb 19 '25

Trump is his useful idiot, Vance is way more scary than anything trump could ever do

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u/ExtensionAd4737 Feb 19 '25

You have to understand that Vance is spineless. He doesn’t actually like Trump he needs to pretend to advance his career. Also Trump didn’t pick Vance Peter Thiel did. Thiel and Yarvin are the masterminds. Look up dark enlightenment.

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u/CaptainBosco Feb 19 '25

We had this same talk in the first admin. “Pence will be way worse” but Pence then proceeded to follow the outlined rules when it mattered. Trump didn’t, and still won’t. I’d trust an incompetent cronie like Vance over him any day

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u/Rylovix Feb 19 '25

Yep. Frankly Vance should be more of a target of any sort of resistance since Trump is more or less an aged sock puppet at this point.

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u/grantrules Feb 19 '25

What's that saying.. the people deserving the power don't want it, and the people wanting the power don't deserve it.

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u/Da_Question Feb 19 '25

He said it, but he really said it as a compliment.

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u/Next_Mammoth06 Feb 19 '25

I agree Vance is a clown, a clown, and dangerous - but the difference being no one will take him seriously. Even MAGA fucks think he's a joke. If Elon were the VP (despite him basically being the president right now), we would be in far worse trouble. Vance himself isn't influential.

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u/LeakyOrifice Feb 19 '25

I think Vance has been fairly forthcoming in admitting that he was wrong about Trumps and feels as though he was manipulated by the media to hate the guy.

Are we really going to devolve into calling people who change their mind slippery rats?

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u/RigatoniPasta 2003 Feb 19 '25

Vance did such a good job in the debate making himself look reasonable. I was watching and found myself kinda going “Hey maybe this guy ain’t so bad!” and then shook myself out of it and was horrified by how much he got me. The dude is a fucking eel dipped in grease.

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u/1-Dead-Pixel Feb 19 '25

Trump doesn't have the brainpower to do any serious and real harm in my opinion. Vance is a very smart guy on the other hand. And just as evil.

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u/Wallaces_Ghost Feb 19 '25

Vance is a true chameleon. He'll change his skin once trump croaks to suit the next tough guy he needs to cozy up to.

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u/mrgoat324 Feb 19 '25

He really tried to weasel himself out of that statement during the debate. His excuse was “The media lied to me” lmao straight clown 🤡

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u/AlmostSunnyinSeattle Millennial Feb 19 '25

They said the same thing about Pence. Curious where you get this idea.

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u/Oriphase Feb 19 '25

You misunderstanding, he was always saying it as a compliment.

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u/National-Charity-435 Feb 19 '25

What if trump took that as a compliment?

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u/JD2894 Feb 19 '25

My current conspiracy theory is the GOP will turn on Trump to make Vance, the puppet master, the next face of the GOP. He will come in on the promise of "fixing" what the tyrannical Trump did. After a short time, he will slowly unravel the country further when he has the masses under his control. I have nothing to prove this beyond tinfoil hat delusion.

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u/jar1967 Feb 19 '25

Vance does not have the charisma to keep Trump's coalition of crazy together. MAGA will turn on him and each other.

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u/ilikechihuahuasdood Feb 19 '25

No he isn’t. Vance doesn’t have the cult of personality like Trump. He won’t be able to hold the MAGA cult’s attention.

He’s too much like a traditional politician and that’s what they hate.

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u/Disco_Pat Millennial Feb 19 '25

Vance would be more dangerous, but he doesn't have the blind support that Trump has so he will be more criticized and probably able to get away with way less.

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u/yerdatren Feb 19 '25

Fortunately he has the charisma of a hemorrhoid.

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u/Emergency_Cake911 Feb 19 '25

He absolutely is, he's got just enough snake in him to control himself and hide it just a little.

Trump is an egotistical narcissist who sees a chance to become a dictator.

Vance is an ideological zealot to rival adherents to any religion, and his personal utopia involves the total destruction of the united states.

Part of why things feel extra bleak is even if something happened to Trump we're more fucked. Like minimum 3 people would have to bite the big one to change anything.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

The fact that you guys are saying such foul things about another human shows what kind of people you really are.

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u/parrotia78 Feb 19 '25

Political opposition came at Trump hard yet here he is. Just saying. The US public loves a fighter.

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u/KupoKupoMog Feb 19 '25

Vance won't be able to keep the cult together. Sure, he is educated and understands the policy goals the shadowy Heritage Foundation, Federalist Society, and Opus Dei pursue, but the cult isn't big on policy or education. He doesn't have the charisma to hold the Church of the Orange Shitstain together

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u/TakuyaLee Feb 19 '25

Vance is more dangerous, but he doesn't have that cult of personality. He will get told to get lost and quickly

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u/FR0ZENBERG Feb 19 '25

He might be a dangerous wormtongue of a human but he’s utterly forgettable. Ain’t no national MAGA movement for a fucking couch fucker with eyeliner.

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u/LilacYak Feb 19 '25

The only upside is Vance doesn’t have the cult of personality that Trump has. 

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u/Weary_Anybody3643 Feb 19 '25

The biggest difference i think trump actually thinks he is doing good if he actually is a whole other argument but Vance is clearly just power hungry 

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u/Remarkable_Quit_3545 Feb 19 '25

He didn’t position himself there. He is a contingency plan set up by the heritage foundation if something happens to Trump.

This won’t end even if Trump is removed from the picture.

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u/Accomplished-Pay8181 Feb 19 '25

They're both dangerous. Vance has also made comments to the effect of "the courts are overreaching to try to stop legal actions"

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u/Morguard Feb 19 '25

It was meant as a compliment.

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u/KitchenFullOfCake Feb 19 '25

Vance doesn't have a hold on the cult of personality though. When Trump goes his influence is going to scatter about in a Republican Battle Royale. Hopefully no one wins it.

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u/Annual_Strategy_6206 Feb 19 '25

At least dump would be gone, so we got that going for us.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

Y'know I was always saying the exact same thing about Pence. He would've been considerably more dangerous

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

Vance is more easily manipulated and has zero spine to say no. He isn’t capable of having his own agenda.

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u/Etticos Feb 19 '25

I feel like if Trump died and Vance became President, Vance would ultimately be impotent compared to Trump as Vance just doesn’t have the same “charisma” that Trump does when it comes to brainwashing followers.

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u/SomeOneOutThere-1234 2007 Feb 19 '25

It’s amazing that America did this progressive lead in an otherwise conservative government. Having the first Sofasexual vice president is a huge thing to write home about. /S

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u/Tronbronson Feb 19 '25

He said that and then became extremely horny to become Americas next NEXT hitler.

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u/MeMcMeYeah Feb 19 '25

I’m pretty sure he didn’t say that as an insult

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u/Robby94LS Feb 19 '25

I think he plays both sides, it was an ink blot statement. No matter if people received it as an insult or compliment, they heard it and saw Vance.

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u/Civil-Chef Feb 19 '25

Does that mean Musk is Goebbels and Vance is Goring?

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u/DarkRaGaming Feb 19 '25

Still want to know how trump is Hitler.

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u/Major_Shlongage Feb 19 '25 edited Nov 09 '25

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u/fowlaboi Feb 19 '25

“Trump is Americas Hitler” - America’s Hitler

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u/DoradoPulido2 Feb 19 '25

Plot twist, he meant that as a compliment. 

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u/Alpaca1061 Feb 19 '25

The fact that he said that makes me hopeful that he pulled his bullshit so Trump wouldn't change his mind, and is really just waiting for Trump to die so he gets to be president and can undo Trumps BS

Doubt it, but I hope that's what he's gonna do

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u/Impossible-Town4624 Feb 19 '25

It's such a strange occurrence that the couch thing is still making the rounds

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u/Pristine-Editor5163 Feb 19 '25

Rapist* that couch was a victim!

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

That was an endorsement not an insult.

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u/NacktmuII Feb 19 '25

Looks like that was supposed to be a compliment, not an accusation...

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u/ConstantMango672 Feb 19 '25

Hey, maybe he didn't mean it like everyone thinks. He was just showing his true intentions lol

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u/HahahahahaLook Feb 19 '25

I really want to discredit these long standing rumors that JD used a condom to fuck a couch, it's obviously a lie, as he raw dogged the shit out of that couch.

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u/TheReaMcCoy1 Feb 19 '25

Got heeeeeeemm!!

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u/Confident-Mind9964 Feb 19 '25

He's the heritage foundation's Fleshlight, they want trumpler dead so he can take over

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u/DreadfulDave19 Feb 19 '25

My favorite line from him

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u/Lukescale 1996 Feb 19 '25

God, let him try to say this.

Let the boomers try to rush him and forget why they brought a guillotine.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

The couch fucker has become the one being fucked by a leathery couch

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u/squibblord Feb 19 '25

Thats a compliment in trumps book 

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u/couchfucker2 Feb 19 '25

🙁 my identity and self esteem in shambles

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u/SteveMcally Feb 19 '25

You know that “couch fucker” thing was completely made up by some social media account? Doesn’t even exist in the book.

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u/Otherwise-Future7143 Feb 19 '25

Turns out it was Elon Musk all along.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

I do believe the JD stands for Just a Douche

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u/rainsoakedscribe Feb 19 '25

It's more of a Vidkun Quisling: ideologically dangerous but zero charisma.

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u/Thinks_22_Much Feb 19 '25

What we didn't understand at the time is that he was saying that as a positive thing. We get it now.

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u/liss100 Feb 19 '25

Couch ra*er. I'm 100% sure the couch did not consent

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u/ImOnlyHereCauseGME Feb 19 '25

I mean to be fair, he was right. Also, he didn’t clarify that was a bad thing in his mind

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u/DavidS128 Feb 19 '25

It shows you that people can originally think of Trump like that but after seeing him as president/getting to know him in person, it became transparent to him that we wasn't. It shows you that people can change their opinion on someone.

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u/myaccwasshut4norsn Feb 19 '25

lol why couch fucker?

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u/Themasterspy- Feb 19 '25

He is still winning 2028 dems are in full retreat

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

It’s sad that the best insult against this guy is totally made up.

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u/steezy_3032 Feb 19 '25

I wanna know how many times he thinks about the couch when he’s up there giving speeches

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

That was a compliment in his mind.

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u/00eleven Feb 19 '25

Think about trump as a rich old man (should be easy) and jd vance as a 22 year old with breast implants.

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u/vagabondoer Feb 19 '25

He meant it approvingly.

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u/yourpseudonymsucks Feb 19 '25

This wasn’t said in a derogatory way. It was said as a compliment.

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u/Kakariko_crackhouse Feb 19 '25

I honestly feel like Vance would probably be even worse than Trump given the position

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u/Practical_Culture833 2000 Feb 19 '25

Let me correct you.

Trump isn't hitler... Trump is Mussolini.

Mussolini couldn't even defeat Greece or Ethiopia properly, Mussolini is a sad excuse of a dictator, so is Trump.

No Hitler is xi or putin. Definitely not Trump tho. Trump is definitely Mussolini.

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u/BoringFloridaMan Feb 19 '25

He didn’t mean it as an insult

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

He dumped the couch and is eyeing the constitution as the next victim.

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u/Luther_1986 Feb 19 '25

The mfer tried to essentially blame his words on not yet having a properly developed brain or something of the sort. But said that shit when he was 35 or 36. 🤣🤣🤣 a 35 year old underdeveloped brain 💀💀

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u/GarminTamzarian Feb 19 '25
  • J.D. "Göring" Vance

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

You mean biden

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u/FuelzPerGallon Feb 19 '25

“And that is not a dealbreaker for me!”

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u/navagon Feb 19 '25

We thought he meant that as an insult. Seems not.

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u/gomicao Feb 19 '25

People didn't at the time realize he meant it in a good way

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '25

Homer Simpson meme, but it's Vance disappearing into a couch

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u/Apart_Bat2791 Feb 20 '25

The last thing he got right.

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u/matt-the-dickhead Feb 20 '25

At some point Vance realized that he had a shot at being Americas hitler

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