#trump yelling

[munchymunchkin]

[qqueenofhades]

Oh no. The fascists are getting scared of being yelled at and are trying to hide from being yelled at some more. I think y'all know what you need to do (i.e. keep yelling at them).

[isawthismeme]

Always the same story with him, if he doesn’t win, it was rigged against him, as opposed to Republicans rigging everything for him! No neutral playing field in his mind.

[emo-protagonist]

shoutout to my dad because he was pissed today becus trump banned trans ppl from college sports. he was all like “there’s only fucking 12 in the whole country!!! 12!!! why do they fucking care?!?”

[insert-witty-user-name-here]

You know I gotta say it’s alarming how many people are ready to throw democrats under the bus for this TikTok ban when Trump was the one who began the process and I know people hate to hear it but there were VALID REASONS to be concerned about TikTok as a security threat and spreader of disinformation.

It’s almost like the years online actors spent sowing division, defeatism, and distrust within the US progressive community worked and now people don’t even notice when they’re falling prey to these tactics…..

Anyway idk how the answer to the TikTok debate became something other than “actually, yeah, TikTok is awful AND ALL social media companies need to be properly regulated.”

[destielmemenews]

"In the lawsuit filed in Hennepin County District Court in Minneapolis on Monday, the DHL eCommerce unit alleges that MyPillow is in violation of a contract that requires the Minnesota-based company to pay for all parcel delivery services within 15 days of being billed. The lawsuit says they reached a settlement in May 2023 that required MyPillow to pay $775,000 in 24 monthly installments starting in April of this year.

But the lawsuit alleges that MyPillow has made only partial payments on that settlement, totaling $64,583.34, with the last one received on June 6. DHL says it notified MyPillow that it was in default on July 2. The lawsuit seeks $799,925.59, plus interest and attorney fees."

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[silver-ace-of-spades]

Asked Reddit for their cursed Miitopia ships and then made this meme

[cxsmikaiyo]

The lack of knowledge Americans have about their own politics is STAGGERING. There's no way a felon, rapist and racist piece of shit actually won. Are Americans just brain dead? People will die because of this choice and y'all care about cheaper groceries (which was Obama's economy fyi). Disgusting.

[erggggggggg]

​i hate it here (the united states of america)

[kabillieu]

I tagged this post so that those of you trying to cut down on US news for obvious reasons don't have to see it, but I'm also providing a cut too. I just needed to rant.

The stupidest thing in the world is that my politics are probably naturally set more to centrism (like rational liberal centrism) based on my baseline temperament, which is pragmatic and problem-solving.

And I scrolled through my Facebook profile feed just now, where I am still--God help me--posting. And I sound and look like a raving leftwing loonie.

And I'm not! I'm just asking for illegal and unconstitutional things to be NOT HAPPENING in our federal government.

And I know Meta is evil. But where are we gathering, folks? Where's the online town square for common sense and informed people who want to stop a South African billionaire from completing the coup he's unleashed on the U.S. government?

I know there's in-person organizing, obviously, but people need good and honest information, and information travels via the internet.

So I guess I'll just be yelling to myself on Facebook until the gestapo knock on my door and drag me away.

[clothedinblack]

not even saying this in an individuality complex sort of way but mainstream culture in the US is so poison right now. pop culture has been shoving hyperfemininity down everyone's throats for a year or so which i'm finding more and more alienating as a woman who has decided i don't want to actively perform femininity most of the time. the political climate is increasingly dysfunctional. the leading presidential candidate has a laundry list of positions and statements that should have made him unelectable in the eyes of voters, yet an enormous chunk of the electorate doesn't seem to mind. meanwhile, for the first time in history, a woc has a real shot at winning the presidency, and her supporters and campaign team have memeified her and turned her into a caricature. even the people on her side don't seem to take her seriously as a politician, which is disheartening to me as a woc myself. people are polarized. the middle class is shrinking. fast fashion is ubiquitous. every single book and youtube video seems to be about productivity and self improvement, which are valuable pursuits, but entertainment media feels completely oversaturated with content from the self-help genre. the death of third spaces. the manosphere and the popularity of misogynistic male podcasters. the death of subcultures, and the resulting tendency for young people to seek community by defining themselves with identity stereotypes. and it's hard not to notice how advertising is getting more invasive on every social media platform. and how a lot of our celebrities have a similar look, establishing features that are uncommon without cosmetic procedures as the beauty standard. i feel like i'm swimming against the tide just by existing as myself and not subscribing to the parts of the political and social climate that i don't fw. it's exhausting.

[funkle420]

Don't fucking blame Palestinians and the people who support them for this. Don't blame people who couldn't bring themselves to vote for a genocide-loving centrist for this. Even if all of them voted for Harris it wouldn't have changed the outcome.

The blame you put on the people belongs on HARRIS for refusing to explicitly promise an end to weapons and money to Israel, and end to America's enthusiastic support of the genocide. She refused to listen to the bipartisan majority of Americans who want an end to the genocide! This is not democracy, there is no choice and the people don't have enough leverage over our president if every single election is a choice between the rapid end of the world and a slightly slower end of the world.

[baura-bear]

what's pissing me off most about the election is how many people who have similar opinions are absolutely tearing into each other in search of someone to "blame" for the trump win. It doesn't matter what we could've done differently because at the end of the day it's done. blaming each other and turning on each other is only gonna help the white supremacists who want to run this country. so instead we need to focus on creating community so that we have a network of resistance and care built into our lives. tear into trump supporters all you want but if you are anti trump, if you were discontent with both options, if you were/are whatever, focus on people who share the same ideas as you and how you can build each other up and make your community stronger. that is where revolution begins. not yelling about ballots that have already been cast.

[imogenkol]

father dearest you picked the wrong fucking day to try and test my patience with your willful ignorance I will fucking end your entire bloodline 🥰

[duskittycat]

i swear people in general were unnecessarily & uncharacteristically meaner in 2016 than in any other year. going back and looking at practically anything from that year feels like getting sucker punched sometimes