Sorry, I can't do that... because I am living in a shit hole country.
Happy Thanksgiving.
It should have been worded better, but it is a relevant fact that it was not possible to veto it.
But bloomberg is an obviously biased piece of MSM trash. Not really sure why we would have it as a source at all, let alone stickied.
Lol, I love DTJ.
Lol, thank you for this. I totally forgot about this.
Is this really the winner of the 2024 general election?
I think the reason they're having so many people run is because of their voter turn out strategy. They're just trying to get as many people politically engaged as possible to try to get them to the polls to vote against Trump, rather than for anyone.
That's why they have 127 candidates, and they constantly harp on about the one greatest unifying factor between the fractured factions on the left, hating DJT.
I do actually think Biden is only running to protect against being investigated for his obvious corruption though. And I also think his senility and constant gaffes are a strategy. He's trying to appear harmless and non-threatening to reduce anger toward him when he is inevitably outed as corrupt and the others turn on him as a scapegoat, even though they're just as corrupt.
It's a Trump quote, but it always makes me think of those "Can't Cuck The Tuck" YouTube compilations. Sadly the creator came back briefly after his hiatus, but then quickly disappeared again.
Would personally love to have RES style feature where you can drag images to enlarge and shrink them, and close them out or collapse them with an "X" instead of having to scroll down past it for comments.
I don't know how feasible this actually is though. If it's something that takes a lot of development time, it's probably not worth it. Just a quality of life change that would make the experience more enjoyable.
I am also one of those people that turns off subreddit styles on Reddit, so an option for a more basic look would be preferable for me. Not sure if that really makes sense considering the difference in structure between Reddit and here.
Both of these features are more like wishlist items and not really something that should happen, but just something I'd personally like.
But one thing I would like and think would be a genuine improvement would be the functionality to drag comment boxes and enlarge them horizontally, not just vertically. It becomes much easier to read and format longer comments when you can drag it out horizontally.
All of these features I want are also geared toward desktop users as well, so I'm not sure how important that is, since most people probably don't view the website on a laptop/desktop. But I don't actually have any data on that, so you guys would be better able to make that call.
New suggestion: Meme Magic Monday
A weekly thread where people suggest ideas for new memes, and then Master Memesmiths create the best versions of it that they can, and they get submitted for judging on Tuesday, and winners announced on Winning Wednesday.
Hopefully this will be better for searching than Reddit. Reddit's search feature is terrible. It's way easier to redpill people if you can actually find that thing you read about or watched. And all the shitty ass tech companies censor the search results so it's impossible.
The main purpose I see to The_Donald is not redpilling normies, it's countering the obvious false narratives on the left. They constantly have fake news headlines that need to be debunked, and T_D does it better than anyone.
And of course to see the 75% of stories that never make it to normie websites. Like Hunter Biden being implicated by Ukranian MP, or Hunter's new baby, or the Burisma indictments and the 7.4 billion in laundered money.
That's all things that don't make it to normie media that happened in the past few days.
Edit: And damn is this site smooth. It's so fast and responsive. Great work.
That would be amazing. I'm sure lots of people wouldn't mind buying gold or platinum or whatever on here either, if they knew it was going to the right people.
Just as a quick summary:
-Anti-Trump groups started using the phrase Keep America Great as a counter to Trump's 2016 campaign slogan "Make America Great Again".
-Said anti-Trump groups started selling merchandise with Keep America Great all over it.
-Trump chose to start using Keep America Great as a slogan to support his reelection and even started selling his own KAG merchandise.
-Now all of those people who bought the KAG merchandise to hate on Trump can't wear it anymore, or if they do, they're supporting the president, since the slogan is now associated with Trump reelection support.
Pretty hilarious and effective move.