He’s right you don’t need pencils, but you always need steel. I’m going to buy my family a block of steel this year. We always need it! So why not!
Good. More carbon for the steel mills.
This is the United States of Consumerism gosh darn it and my child deserves at least 30 Chinese made toys.
Only soulless monsters don’t feel the warm embrace of conspicuous and gratuitous consumption
My kids require toys made by Chinese children!
Krasnov swings, back and forth, from fascism to communism.
Watch it, some brickhead will be along soon, claiming the two are the same!
If one disagrees with the fascists or communists, the result is a courtroom and an execution. What is the difference? Mao, Stalin and Hitler lead the pack for murdering people who disagreed.
There are key differences, namely that communism is a socioeconomic system that neither Stalin nor Mao followed, and instead established authoritarian regimes that were communist in name only…
But of course to realise that, one would need to learn actual history. You clearly missed those classes. Fascism is a little bit more than “let’s kill people who disagree with me”.
Communism/lack of capitalism certainly doesn’t address the human problem of greed.
That wasn’t the topic though…
When his followers have to stand in line for whatever slop Walmart is willing to sell them that week, they’ll blame Democrats.
and Immigrants
They’ll say such ridiculous bullshit as “Immigrant shoplifters are causing the stores to raise prices” even though the prices are set by supply:demand equilibrium in order to maximize profits and therefor theft could not and would not affect prices because raising the price in the assumption of theft results in less sales and therefor less profit.
So, did he recently spout off about dolls and pencils again? Because this all happened in May:
Trump says U.S. girls ‘could be very happy’ with lots fewer dolls under new tariffs
If he did repeat the same nonsense it would be extra wacko this time.
He did. It’s so weird that he uses the number 37, specifically, because every time I hear it, I think of Clerks, LOL:
So it’s not like Donvict watched Clerks and had that number put into his head by Smith, it’s more like Smith picked a “random” number for the script and landed on…37.
Maybe he’s talking about the Shein pedophile dolls.
Pencils and dolls, so hot this holiday season of 1934.
Maybe not the Soviet Union. More like Putin’s Russia, as proxied by Cheeto McPedo.
Barely any difference.
Well, sort of. When you give one man supreme power to do whatever he wants it kind of turns into a dictatorship.
But Kamala laughed funny.
When asked to respond to the president’s call for parents to possibly limit doll purchases when approached while returning to his orifice. Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri, a fellow Republican who has a 5-year-old daughter, quipped that he wished someone would say the same to her.
Appropriately funny typo, but the punctuation is fucked up, too. Does anyone proofread these pieces?
Well at least you know an AI didn’t write it.
Yeah, this seems to me like talk to text. Punctuation usually shit, and orifice office is just an accent problem.
Autocorrect, I’d assume. “Office” doesn’t sound much like “orifice,” but it would be easy to swipe-type it the wrong way.
But either way, yeah.
Bergen County, NJ, likes to put Rs in where they don’t belong, and orifice is absolutely a way I’ve heard people say office. And swiping an article is odd to me, but I’ve written zero articles so I don’t know.
I am also not a journalist, but if you’re filing articles from the field, it could make a lot of sense that you might just do it on your phone from a gaudy bathroom in the White House or something rather than needing to pull out a laptop somewhere. Back in the 70s, reporters on location would call their stories in and have them typed; this could be a pretty good modern analogue, maybe?
Um, Will Smith eating spaghetti would like to have a word.
Chatgpt also gives inane output occasionally. All this means is if they used AI, it wasn’t proofread before posting it. There’s a few LLMs that could be used for writing articles, and all of them are flawed.
AI effectively never makes word substitutions by close spelling. It can be quite stupid, but not in the way I’m describing.
He only used one colour when he drew his pervy picture of a young girl for Epstein.
Good to see he’s focusing on real world problems.
What a dull colourless life he must live with only 2 pencils
No, he has the most pencils. HUGE beautiful pencils. He doesn’t want us to have more than two.
No, it’s a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
Very different plotline, though.
Faulkner’s story is about redemption
Somehow I don’t see that here
I’m not sure what the Faulkner is in reference to. The quote is from Shakespeare’s Macbeth, who, on realizing he has lost everything in his life, is saying that life is meaningless.
The Sound and The Fury is one of Faulkner’s classics. A must-read and you will probably cry.
Yes the line comes from Shakespere So does “Brave new world”, but nobody gets confused over that novel’s authorship
yes good point well made
but if the quote was
‘Oh wonder! How many goodly creatures are there here! How beauteous mankind is! Oh brave new world, That has such people in’t.’
I hope I could be forgiven for not spotting the Huxley reference
The Sound and the Fury is a Faulkner novel? It’s been too long though and IDK if it quotes Macbeth past the title.
I’m pretty sure it’s an episode of Transformers: Animated.
Too many remakes and reboots. Write something novel, Faulkner.
Can we expect anything else coming from the-Rump with a moscow mustache?
