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According to POTUS, he died because of Trump Derangement Syndrome[0]. Very classy and totally normal behavior from our highest office. 0: https://truthsocial.c
by hypeatei 10mo ago
According to POTUS, he died because of Trump Derangement Syndrome[0]. Very classy and totally normal behavior from our highest office.
0: https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115724141568860081 https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/1157241415688...
- antod 10mo agoTDSDS seems more of a real thing than TDS. The intellectual equivalent of "I know you are, but what am I?"
- tim333 10mo agoPOTUS seems a little deranged there.
- ubiquitysc 10mo agoA little?
- _yb2s 10mo agoThe mad king is a common literary trope, I guess for good reason.
- ivape 10mo agoLiterary trope? It’s not a trope, it Biblical. How many Kings in the Bible became afflicted with corruption and possession? It’s almost like God really wanted to make a point about great power.
- _yb2s 10mo agoHow are those mutually exclusive? The bible was definitely something I was thinking of when I wrote that.
- consumer451 10mo agoOut of all the things, this appears to be a significant turning point: https://old.reddit.com/r/Conservative/comments/1pnccia/trump_suggests_rob_reiners_tds_drove_his_attacker/ https://old.reddit.com/r/Conservative/comments/1pnccia/trump... https://old.reddit.com/r/Conservative/comments/1pn8nny/rob_reiner_said_he_felt_absolute_horror_at/ https://old.reddit.com/r/Conservative/comments/1pn8nny/rob_r... These are currently at the top of that sub. The comments are very encouraging. I would like to think that if Mr. Reiner saw that his death actually brought the country together, he would smile.
- ivape 10mo agoIf you think about it, if you count 2015 campaign, Trump has been campaigning or in office for 10 years, with 3 more to go. That’s thirteen. fucking. years. No man is that interesting. This person’s “opinion” on the world has just been utterly exhausting. A decade of a reign like that caused damage.
- _vqpz 10mo agoThe Conservative subreddit is not at all indicative of the average conservative American's opinion. Actual conservatives participate in other forums.
- consumer451 10mo agoTone: genuine question: Do you mean like r/tuesday? If not, please help me find the common ground with my normie brothers and sisters.
- _vqpz 10mo agoI mean completely different websites. Facebook, Truth Social, X. Most conservatives are middle aged and above, they're not on Reddit.
- Timon3 10mo agoI've thought the same multiple times over the last few years. I can't remember all the events, but it was at least four separate times, most notably with January 6th. Every time it went like this: 1. Users on /r/conservative (& other conservative forums) show a surprisingly negative reaction to something done by the GOP 2. Over the next few days, their media starts repeating individual social media responses that seem to find agreement. They don't have to make sense, they just have to terminate the thought. 3. In the communities more and more voices spread those same responses while shouting down reasonable commenters from 1., declaring them "non-MAGA" or "RINOs" 4. After a few days/weeks, all opposing voices have been drowned out, and their moderation teams delete any posts that could sway their opinion/goes against the current.
- comfysocks 10mo agoA bit hypocritical for him to say that after his reaction to people commenting on Charlie Kirk’s murder.