Leopards Ate My Face
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Oh you want to talk about "heartlessness"? Give me a fucking break
It is interesting to read the coverage. Many of us didn't relish anything. We find it ironic, we find it good for the lulz, and we ask ourselves, "Do you think he learned anything?" followed by the observation, "Meh, probably not. Reality never interested him, so why should things be different now?"
We don't want Trump supporters to get fucked. Rather, we want to live in a world where Trump can't fuck over anyone. But that's not the situation right now, and karma's a motherfucker.
Yes.
At this point, it’s not even about economics anymore—it’s a moral failure. You can't claim to love your country while cheering for policies that ruin your fellow citizens, only to cry when the bill finally comes for you too.
My UK family always used to ask what makes Canadians different from USAians, as they saw us all as America. And it was hard to describe.
But talking to US coworkers lately I found a common theme: While Canadians may not seem very patriotic, we do work towards a common goal of making a society better for all.
In the US every comment I hear from coworkers is "I Got Mine, so I ain't worried." And made me realize USA thinks patriotism is living as an individual in a grand country, but not actually caring about their country as a whole.
I think the US isn't really a country despite what they say, it's just a bunch of people living in the same area.
That's the definition of American conservatism. That's not a quip. Self reliance and fuck everyone else is the philosophy.
They're not self reliant though. Most of them work for someone lol
That and other blind spots in their logic
"How could the Leopards I voted for eat MY face???"
At least he can get work occupying Greenland