Damian Hammontree

It makes perfect sense to science-illiterate goons who don't know how anything works. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Magats are now trolling, saying that they actually do want Trump as America's king, because they think that this criticism is overwrought and laughable. ...because they're too ignorant of Trump's views of how the government works and too uneducated to actually know what the Constitution says.

Anyone who's ever seen Trump in an interview has seen with their own eyes how full of shit Vance is.

Sadists DO value cruelty and the infliction of pain, but yes, that doesn't add up to any actual value.

Not a single one of these clowns has explained what they think the reason was that he threatened tariffs if he wasn't planning to implement them. They thought he was lying, but for what purpose, do they imagine? It makes NO SENSE, but they insist on being taken seriously.

Good lord. Musk saying "the Nazi stuff" is fake is like John Gotti saying he never broke the law.

They always say that this isn't what they voted for (100%, yes they did), and they always leave out the part about how everyone who warned them this would happen (who they sneered "TDS" at) were right the whole time because we have brains in our fucking heads.

Why do journalists bother to ask Republicans questions? WTF is the point?

"We need guns to fight a tyrannical government" was always an obviously absurd lie.

He spends this whole post describing himself and his fellow Nazi losers. I somehow don't find it intimidating. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Another example: I saved $10,000 by simply lying about having saved $10,000!

Again, literally no one voted for lower egg prices. People say this, because this lie sounds better than the truth.

"Oh no, we don't want to give Trump an excuse to declare Martial Law!" Fuuuuuuck that. Make him do it. Make him go through with it. Let America see it.

I have been trying to understand my whole life why boomers are so frickin gullible. 56 years in, still no answers.

Fb feed absolutely choked with the dumbest right-wing horseshit imaginable this week.

Saying "I'm 1000% trustworthy" right before dropping some total horseshit is very on-brand for Elmo.

Convinced that one of the foundational premises of social media as "marketplace of ideas" is the view that nothing can be true unless it can be readily understood by stupid people. I see this aaaaallllll the time.

Has he ever been right about a single thing in his entire life? I mean, if you TRIED to be as wrong as he is about everything, you'd probably mess it up occasionally and get something right, just by accident. Being so consistently wrong is a true phenomenon.

Maybe the most annoying thing about the way Fb is structured is that your friends' choices about who they keep connected to makes extra work for you. And it's a good reminder that you're never more than one degree of separation away from some the dumbest / most toxic MFers you can possibly imagine.

Here's what I don't understand. Elon's minions are children. Why is no one simply physically restraining them? Make them call the cops. Make them cry. Why is anyone obeying them?

Musk is psychotic.

Prices are suddenly going up now because of all the government spending in the past. Got it.

Literally every single one of these people know to a certainty that Trump is a liar. They think that lying is a form of cleverness, they love that it upsets people they hate, and "TDS" is troll rhetoric used by people to "own the libs". You're just rationalizing their shitty choices.

No, I didn't learn specifically about Trump in kindergarten in 1972. 🙄 I am saying that knowing what lies are is a basic life skill, and Trump is such an obvious liar that literally no one is unaware of it. You're trying to convince me that no one taught these people that lying is bad. Spare me.

You have to wonder if any of these clowns have suffered any contusions from their brains slamming against the inside of their skulls from such a wrenching and violent high-speed U-turn.

I'm sorry, dude, but bigotry and hatred aren't some kind of default state that people just fall into as the result of not knowing better. It's affirmative and cultivated. You keep assuming that I don't know any rural folks like my relatives, and your assumption is 100% inaccurate.

And this is sophistry. If one person says that vitamin C is healthy to consume, and someone else says that thallium is healthy to consume, these aren't "saying the same thing, just with some words changed".

How would someone learn things I was taught in public elementary school? And learn that other human beings are human beings? And to recognize lies when they encounter them? You're suggesting that this is beyond their capability, which is why I think what you're saying is nonsense.

With all due respect, this is nonsense. People have every opportunity to inform themselves, and if things weren't working for me, that'd be all the more reason to do so. But these aren't people who were trying to fix things for themselves anyway - they expressly voted to make others suffer.

I mean, when someone points a gun at their foot and pulls the trigger, you can't really say that they *didn't* consider the possibility that their foot would get shot somehow. Musk screwing over the country was *entirely* foreseeable.