Apparently the Trump administration is having serious problems with Pink Eye

Imagine being excited about sitting in Trump's cuck chair for 4 more years.

What's next? Are you going to try to educate me as to which of us is rubber and which is glue?

We find chucklefucks like you endlessly amusing and incredibly easy to bait into making an ass of yourself.

Is this being nice still?

I'm beginning to doubt whether you like cats.

It's not necessarily indifference. It is probably enthusiasm in this case.

There's a pretty direct line from planes flying into buildings to these chucklefucks gaining office.

Maybe Pelosi can deliver another stern slow clap.

The United States have turned into a ham fisted parody of The United States

He is the Listen Eh Galib!

The colouring here makes it look like he was so eager to smash Nazis that he forgot to put on pants.

Somehow this is overly charitable. Toddlers don't know right from wrong and are incapable of malice.

I'm Canadian and the only thing thin about me is my skin.

My partner of 17 years says they knew I was the one the first time I was at their place and their cat immediately curled up in my lap.

Oh yeah, protest non-voting totally helped the people of Gaza.

Something like a third of Americans didn't vote.

Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

I think it's pretty naive to pretend that you'll get another chance to choose.

But if you do, and you sincerely want better candidates you have to get involved long before election day. Before election year even.

Personally I don't like to put words in other people's mouths. I think it demonstrates intellectual dishonesty. I didn't say I liked it, but in the real world you often have to choose between two bad options, no matter how much you may wish otherwise. Grow the fuck up bud.

Ok buddy.

I think pretending that the only people I'm angry at are those whose families were lost is ignorant at best, and deliberately manipulative at worst.

Everyone who could have voted but didn't had power. Not much, but a little. They're not powerless. I'm not angry at those who couldn't vote.

There's enough responsibility to go around. I can be angry with everyone, at this point anger is all I have left. The last of hope has been thoroughly quashed.

I'm a materialist. I care about the actual, material outcome of an action or inaction. I'm also Canadian, and live near the border, between two nuclear power plants, so there's a good chance that if conflict gets violent I and/or people I care about will be killed. Sorry if that makes me insensitive

If you could have voted and chose not to, whatever your reason, you bear some responsibility. But it's okay, because you're unlikely to get a chance to cast a meaningful vote again, at least not in my lifetime.

I didn't say it had been. I said that Gaza will be the same, but also a bunch of other horrible things will happen, including the end of any semblance of democracy in the United States. So ultimately it did nothing to help the people in Gaza and will hurt millions more people as well.

The same thing in Gaza, but also invading Greenland and Canada, mass deportation, elimination of anything remotely related to even acknowledging climate change, actual Sieg heiling Nazis in government positions, defunding FEMA, devastation of LGBTQ rights and identity and who knows what else.

"Water under the bridge" just means you can't go back and change what happened.