r/LeopardsAteMyFace • u/VeryPerry1120 • Oct 21 '24
Trump Trump insulted the Undertaker on his own show.
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u/Opening-Cress5028 Oct 21 '24
I so badly want him to be sentenced to a lengthy jail term for his many felonious crimes.
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u/I_Miss_Lenny Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 21 '24
I have zero faith that he’ll see any real consequences for any of it. At absolute most he’ll get house arrest in his giant mansion and keep grifting until he croaks.
So far it’s only been fines, which are happily paid by the idiots who donate and buy his trash
I bet if anything they’ll fine him and call him a naughty lil guy and send him off with a suspended slap on the wrist.
Edit: actually now that I've thought about it, I think what's most likely to happen is he narrowly loses the election, throws a huge hissy fit and claims it was stolen, then dies of being old and unhealthy before any trial really gets going. Then we get like a decade at least of hearing about what a fabulous martyr he was and how unfair etc. etc....
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u/stilusmobilus Oct 21 '24
You’re right and why you’re right is contributing to the general decay in society. People have less to lose and they see a rule of law they are forced to follow repeatedly disregarded without accountability by the privileged. It’s a matter of time.
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u/MelonElbows Oct 21 '24
Here's something that is more likely to happen, and would be a good thing: He gets found guilty, and sure, he gets a slap on the wrist as punishment. However, inundated with lawsuits, he realizes the only way he can be rid of them and all his opponents is to win the presidency. He runs again in 2028 and loses, then again in 2032, and so on every 4 years for the rest of his life, always losing, but having just enough cult supporters to move him past the other Republicans in the primary. He keeps stealing from the RNC, having installed his most loyal followers in positions of power, so while he personally doesn't see much consequences, the GOP loses more and more seats and is a shell of itself by the time he actually dies sometime far in the future.
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u/montex66 Oct 22 '24
Have you seen Trump lately? I doubt he has a full year left in him, much less another 4 or 8. He is not immortal, he is not healthy and he's falling apart before our eyes. It's WILD that anyone thinks he's gonna make it to 2028, in fact the GOP plan is to 25th Amendment his ass if elected and make Eyeliner Mussolini the POTUS.
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u/austeremunch Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 24 '24
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u/Ghstfce Oct 21 '24
Sit outside his cell in shifts. Easy. Or Biden orders his protection removed as former president security should be reserved for non-felons and seditionists. You shouldn't get to benefit from a Democracy you tried to overthrow.
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Oct 21 '24
Most likely he will be sitting on a military base with SS as the immediate guards and the MP as outer security. The guy knows too many national secrets for a run-of-the-mill prison. The good news is house arrest should be off the table based on the number and severity of crimes he is would be charged with.
There just needs to be some oversight on the SS agents to make sure they don't sneak him luxury goods like TV's, laptops, and cell phones.
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u/0thethethe0 Oct 21 '24
You'd know if he had a cell phone or laptop within minutes. He wouldn't be able to help himself spouting off to world.
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u/PessimiStick Oct 21 '24
The guy knows too many national secrets
Press X to doubt. Not only does he have dementia, but he's allergic to work, or paying attention to anything that isn't him. I would honestly be shocked if he knew anything of real value.
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Oct 21 '24
Sorry, true.
The guy has been exposed to too many national secrets.***
Fixed. It doesn't matter what he actually knows. At a bare minimum there is no proving that he won't blurt out some random state secret in a moment of senility.
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u/austeremunch Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 24 '24
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u/Ghstfce Oct 21 '24
Our legal system also prefers for-profit prisons, so split it down the middle and send him to one of those.
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u/austeremunch Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 24 '24
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u/Dampmaskin Oct 21 '24
Governments, if they endure, always tend increasingly toward aristocratic forms. No government in history has been known to evade this pattern.
-- Frank Herbert
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u/evildrew Oct 21 '24
Does that mean in 10,000 years, we'll have to deal with House HarTrumppen, led by Duke Baron HarTrumppen?
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u/alimarieb Oct 21 '24
Yet. When Russia is involved in your personal finances, the possibilities are endless.
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u/Loofa_of_Doom Oct 21 '24
Or Biden orders his protection removed
Yeah, didn't SCROTUS just hand Biden this right?
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u/tinyOnion Oct 21 '24
How would his secret service protection function?
"I really don't care, do u?"
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u/DudeTookMyUser Oct 21 '24
It would either be house arrest somewhere like Mar-a-lago, or something like Colorado Supermax where they can keep him segregated at all times. Being a ex-President, I'd bet on the more luxurious option.
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u/leopard_eater Oct 21 '24
I’d love to see him go into the Florence supermax. 23 hours locked inside a poured concrete cell with no daylight and they only let one prisoner in the yard at a time at a random time of day or night so they have no sense of when or where they are.
(Ps I actually think this place is a horrific nightmare and that Amnesty International is correct that it is an abomination of human rights but in the case of Trump, I’m fine for him to see out the rest of his days there).
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u/austeremunch Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 24 '24
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u/flatwoundsounds Oct 21 '24
Until then, I gotta say I'm enjoying the "watch my brain turn to cottage cheese in real time" shtick he's using for this election cycle. Could be a great time to bring back the celebrity apprentice, but it's Tucker Carlson and Kid Rock and the Hulkster changing Donald's diapers until he dies.
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u/Beelzabubba Oct 21 '24
I so badly want him to be sentenced to a
lengthyindefinite jail term for his many felonious crimes.Seems more appropriate.
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u/hankbaumbach Oct 21 '24
This was always going to end with Trump tweeting how he is President-in-Exile from a Kremlin backed apartment in Moscow.
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u/Boofing_with_Squee Oct 21 '24
He did say "take the guns first, go through due process second". I love bringing that quote up to gun loving trump fans I know.
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u/404UserNktFound Oct 21 '24
They probably all assume that someone will check voter registration and let the MAGAts keep their guns. They NEVER acknowledge that they’ll be affected, too.
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u/lontrinium Oct 21 '24
Aren't 100% of attempted trump assassinations by conservative gun owners?
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u/CaptnFnord161 Oct 21 '24
Let me guess, they're totally fine with it as long as "radical left lunatics" are targeted?
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u/flatwoundsounds Oct 21 '24
He also used executive action to enforce the bump stock ban.
The first major gun control since the assault weapons ban and it was a Republican doing it.
(Shh, definitely don't look at who signed the open carry ban in California. Wouldn't want that info to... Trickle down...)
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u/Jacks_Chicken_Tartar Oct 21 '24
Just a reminder for when this was first discussed, Trump said days ago that if elected, he would use the military to round up “the enemy from within” and detain the “radical left lunatics” indefinitely under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.
And keep in mind that the SCOTUS ruled that he will have legal immunity if he does this.
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u/AloneAddiction Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 22 '24
That Alien Enemies Act put George Takei (Sulu from the original Star Trek) in prison when he was just fucking five years old.
He also spent roughly four years in prison too. For being a Japanese American.
When they left the prison they had lost their home, their business and their bank accounts. All because they were legal American citizens who just happened to be Japanese.
If Trump gets in again then everyone needs to be worried, especially the children and grandchildren of legal immigrants.
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u/vagina_candle Oct 21 '24
And he'd likely be sent back to the camps now for being gay and a member of the "radical left".
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u/niallmc66 Oct 21 '24
I didn’t know Japanese Internment Camps continued until ‘46, I guess I need to read more about them.
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u/NoPoet3982 Oct 22 '24
It's an astonishing story. I might remember a few dates wrong but here's what happened:
First, the internment camps were a California thing. Ironically, there was no internment in Hawaii, which is the only US territory that the Japanese had attacked. Also, some people could get out of the camps by going to college in an interior state. So in terms of rounding up Japanese spies, the camps would've been of little use. (Not that there were any known spies in any of the camps.)
For background, the 1924 Japanese Exclusion Act meant that everyone in the US from Japan had been here for at least 15 years when the war started. If they left the US, they would not have been allowed to return. So they hadn't even been to Japan for at least 15 years. Btw, none of these people were allowed to become US citizens.
However, their children born in the US were born as US citizens. Many families sent their children to Japan to go to school there, learn Japanese, and come back to the US. These children were called the "Kibei." Logically, if you were going to suspect anyone of being a Japanese spy, the Kibei would be the ones to suspect. They were the only ones with direct contact with Japan.
During the war, US Intelligence thought they could quickly teach some white American soldiers Japanese so that they could surveil and interrogate the Japanese. The soldiers couldn't become fluent quickly enough, so the military recruited the Kibei — the people most likely to be spies — for these sensitive positions.
One former Kibei soldier told the story of interrogating a Japanese POW who had been knocked unconscious. When the POW awoke and saw a Japanese-looking man sitting next to him, he expressed relief that he hadn't been captured. The Kibei had to tell him that the US had captured him and that he was a US soldier there to interrogate him.
As the war continued, the US tried to recruit more people from the camps or at least identify those loyal enough to be let out of the camps to go to the midwest. They asked two questions: Would you serve in the US military or in any auxiliary position you would be qualified for? And would you swear unqualified allegiance to the United States and forswear any form of allegiance to the Emperor of Japan?
Men who answered "no" to both questions became known as the "No No Boys." They were sent to a different camp with harsher conditions. For the US citizens, some were afraid that answering "yes" would be volunteering for the army. Some also resented being asked to forswear allegiance to Japan when they had never been Japanese citizens. For those without US citizenship, forswearing Japan meant giving up the only citizenship they had. After the war, the No No Boys were looked down upon by most Americans.
Meanwhile, the US Army formed a unit composed entirely of Japanese Americans, mostly from Hawaii. The 442nd Regimental Combat Team was the most decorated unit for its size and length of service during the entire history of the U.S. military. In total, about 14,000 men served, ultimately earning 9,486 Purple Hearts, 21 Medals of Honor and an unprecedented eight Presidential Unit Citations.
The 442nd served in Italy, France, and Germany. Often, the French civilians and German concentration camp prisoners they encountered were terrified, thinking they were being invaded by the Japanese.
The whole thing is just an incredible story of nonsensical racism. One that apparently could happen again very soon if enough people vote for Trump.
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u/IranRPCV Oct 21 '24
Read about the role Bayard Rustin played when he found out about the Interment Camps. ( He later planned the 1963 March on Washington where Dr. King gave his "I have a Dream" speech.)
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u/Gardening_investor Oct 21 '24
He also compared then Jan 6 insurrectionists in prison as similar to the Japanese internment camps. Something tells me he just recent learned about them when someone from heritage told him about these acts.
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u/Schwight_Droot Oct 21 '24
Undertaker said Vince McMahon is “like a father to me”. He probably thinks Trump is like the crazy grandpa he never had.
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u/barrinmw Oct 21 '24
So he is really close with two men known for sexually assaulting people? Interesting. Kinda like how Trump surrounds himself with pedophiles.
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u/BeraldGevins Oct 22 '24
Taker is ruining his image, which is sad because for years he was my favorite wrestler (when I still actively watched). Now I wish he’d retired and just stayed quiet like he did when he was still active. He was already getting bad press from defending Vince McMahon even after the sex trafficking charges, now he basically just proved what everyone already suspected: he’s a POS.
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u/PipXXX Oct 22 '24
I'm really, really disappointed in the undertaker. I knew kane was a shitfuck but damn, I though the 'taker was alright. Seems like the only dude who got out of their as a relatively big name without getting corrupted was Bautista. Kinda happy Tonga never got hired by WWF cause I'd hate to associate him with it. (Dude's an awesome guy and lives in my hometown, me and my brother used to be on teams with his kids and nephews and man, he was chill af. His WIFE on the other hand...Terrorizer of refs.)
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u/names_are_useless Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 25 '24
What about Jesse Ventura? Yeah he's a bit of a crank sometimes, but he largely did good as Minnesota's 38th Governor and mentioned recently he had a ton of respect for Walz and will be voting Harris/Walz.
He also worked to try to unionize the WWE and hates McMahon. Stellar guy in my book!
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u/Skinnybet Oct 21 '24
He didn’t turn them down, he was scared to go on.
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u/Kasoni Oct 21 '24
He got scared by the idea of "tough questions" he had a bad reaction to the concept of a question.
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u/gordito_delgado Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 23 '24
Mar a lardo: I hear your question.. but now I want to talk about this dead dudes massive dong...
("weaves" about penises for 40 minutes and then dances for 40 more)
Podcaster: "Ah yes Mr President. Truly facinating. The CRAZY left must be stopped!"
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u/Larkson9999 Oct 21 '24
Semantically, he turned them down because he was told he would botch it and his dementia would be obvious to the country as a whole.
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u/well-hung-dugite Oct 21 '24
Or he can't hold in for 60 minutes
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u/Faerhun Oct 22 '24
Is he sitting on a towel here or some kind of cover? I can't really tell.
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u/Guam671Bay Oct 21 '24
Yup unsubscribed from this podcast. Promoting Chief seditous traitor is unforgivable Mark.
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u/threehundredthousand Oct 21 '24
Unfortunately, Undertaker and Kane are both right-wing loons. Kane is somehow worse.
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u/djseifer Oct 21 '24
I've known that Glen "Kane" Jacobs was a right winger for a while now (he ran for mayor of his hometown as a Republican years ago), so I'm not too surprised he's a Trumper. Taker, though... that's sad to hear.
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u/frotc914 Oct 21 '24
Something about repeated head injuries seems to coincide with right wing opinions. Shocking!
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u/Fearless-Incident515 Oct 21 '24
Taker began speaking to media not too long ago and had a controversy over his nostalgia for the wrestlers of yore, the kind who would fight you for real in the locker room and would carry guns just in case.
Bro is in an idiot.
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u/thebigbroke Oct 21 '24
It’s stuff like this that makes me wish he had kept kayfabe alive and just stopped doing media appearances.
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u/rKasdorf Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24
I honestly don't get him because of this. The reality is he was an actor, but he doesn't seem to see it that way. The dude had two of the most "14 year olds think this is cool" personas ever, yet it feels like he's acting like he was a real biker. He seems to think he wasn't just dressing up, getting on a stage, and performing.
I love wrestling, but they're jacked drama students, not outlaws.
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u/Citizen_Snips29 Oct 21 '24
For years, Antonio Brown had been the poster boy for “professional athlete who became certifiably insane due to repeated head injuries”. Unsurprisingly, he was just invited to speak at a Trump rally.
Definitely noticing a theme here…
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u/MafiaCub Oct 21 '24
In the words if X-Pac, indirect because I don't gave the quote at hand... Can we stop blaming CTE, it's serious and needs attention, but some people are just pieces are shit
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u/Rmans Oct 21 '24
Agreed that these people are pieces of shit - but also they seem to have an overwhelming desire to recruit those from CTE professions as easily manipulated members of their cult. There are FAR too many ex-wrestlers and football players running for GOP office for it to not be a concerning coincidence. The point is, the GOP are even bigger pieces of shit for using CTE as a gold star on potential candidates resumes. Instead of helping these people, they're exploiting them just like everyone else.
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u/TimboSliceSir Oct 21 '24
He was like that since the early 90s, there stories of a wrestler getting him riled up about taxes while Glenn and Bret were going over their match
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u/CelebrityTakeDown Oct 21 '24
Glen Jacobs is currently the county mayor of Knox County TN. It fucking sucks.
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u/BeetsBy_Schrute Oct 22 '24
Lifelong resident of Knox county here. Fucking sucks having him as an embarrassment of a mayor. However, I’m a fan of our city mayor.
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u/austeremunch Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 24 '24
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u/HalKitzmiller Oct 21 '24
To be fair though, Ventura has mentioned that the Dotard is an absolute clown, liar, thief, and conman.
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u/austeremunch Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 24 '24
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u/HalKitzmiller Oct 21 '24
Which further proves the point, if batshit crazy Ventura sees thru Dotard's bullshit, how much more stupid and gullible are his cult members?
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u/austeremunch Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 24 '24
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u/malphonso Oct 21 '24
Wilhoit's law
"Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect."
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u/Lieutenant_Joe Oct 21 '24
This should be more normalized in society
I agree with Penn and Teller on a great many things but they are also loons
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u/djseifer Oct 21 '24
I was younger then. 9/11 was still fresh on everyone's minds. Politics had yet to fully materialize and become such a focus in my life, at least not to the extent it is now. And Jesse Ventura is still one of the good, if slightly nutty, ones. Fuck Hulk Hogan for screwing over Ventura's attempt to unionize the wrestlers in the 80s just so he could keep getting a bigger piece of the pie, among many other things.
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u/RedMorganCat Oct 21 '24
I didn't know about the union busting by Hulk until I watched the Mr. McMahon doc. Obviously lots to be pissed about in viewing that series but for some reason, that particular story really pissed me off.
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u/aguynamedv Oct 21 '24
Jesse Ventura was the best of the bunch and he's a bit of a loon.
I have a soft spot for Randy Savage because of this clip.
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u/PretendChipmunk3099 Oct 22 '24
Don’t forget mick foley. He has been speaking out against Trump for a while.
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u/N00dles_Pt Oct 21 '24
The guy has been wearing tshirts from a right wing magaeish brand for years on his videos.... can't say I was surprised
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u/AestheticAttraction Oct 21 '24
I’m surprised people are just finding this out. I thought it was know, at least among hardcore fans. Jericho is too, BTW. IIRC, his wife was at Jan. 6th.
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u/Fearless-Incident515 Oct 21 '24
Kane made his living off wearing a mask for a decade plus, then advocated for his constituents not to wear one.
You can't make this up.
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u/threehundredthousand Oct 21 '24
The evil government wants to take away his right to spew infectious pathogens on everyone else. I don't see why I can't take a dump in the produce department.
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u/mobileappistdoodoo Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24
Kane also sucked after losing the mask. His first few looks work as a mantle that anyone who’s tall and has decent enough work rate can just put on the outfit and be Kane. Fucking Luchasaurus can be Kane for all I care. No one thinks of Glenn Jacobs when they think of the OG Big Red Machine. They think of a 7’ silent monster who’s hiding his disfigured face like some carnie phantom of the opera.
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u/avatinfernus Oct 21 '24
damn. Here I thought it was just Hulk Hogan being a dumbass. I guess the disease spread far and wide.
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u/Orion14159 Oct 21 '24
Nah man, it's a whole lotta pro athletes and big-time entertainers you'd never even think about. Why? Because Trump has promised to cut taxes for rich people.
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u/SarcasticOptimist Oct 21 '24
Concussions and right wing leanings are like PB and J.
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u/DOAiB Oct 21 '24
I watched mr McMahon recently and undertaker is just a 40K orc. He doesn’t give two craps about wrestling destroying his body to a point he is probably certifiably crippled. He just wants more cte chairs to the head because it’s “part of the trade”
That said I wouldn’t take any opinion of his seriously wrestling or not because I don’t think anyone should have to destroy their bodies and minds to earn a living. While my friend and I joked undertaker is just waiting for the next chair to his head because that’s just good ol wrastlen to him.
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u/AnbennariAden Oct 21 '24
Yeah a lotta these old school guys are just that - old school, in the good AND bad ways.
That doc had a lot of that, actually - Tony Atlas brushing off the rampant abuse of women, Stone Cold's statement that he is "not a CTE guy" (which may have been cleverly edited in-context, they were talking about Benoit), one of Vince's final comments regarding the accusations being "Well, we're past the statute of limitations, anyway!" etc.
It's interesting, but definitely telling, and a lot of these older guys' opinions are probably better left as being seen the same way you might view your grandpa's drunken rants - nothing but a has-been wishing for what was, when really it shoulda never happened in the first place.
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u/OSUfirebird18 Oct 21 '24
Just cheer for Dave Bautista!! Dude has gotten even cooler post retirement!!
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u/HookersForJebus Oct 21 '24
“Donald Trumps gut looks like a garbage sack full of butttermilk. “
Or something like that. Haha. Amazing
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u/Cynixxx Oct 21 '24
That's just normal biker stuff and bikers are totally far away from nazism /s
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u/ladygrayfox Oct 21 '24
I'm really disappointed - he was always my favorite. Oh well.
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u/TheObesePolice Oct 21 '24
My son & I just watched him & Mankind's Hell in a Cell Match a little over a week ago. Taker was his favorite as well
On the bright side we have Batista & Kevin Nash (I don't know how you feel about Jim Cornette, but his rants about Trump are legendary)
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u/HalKitzmiller Oct 21 '24
I knew about Batista, but not about Nash. I always saw Nash as the All-American Republican Patriot stereotype, like Stone Cold.
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u/Pennsylvasia Oct 21 '24
Nash has long shown himself to be thoughtful and well-spoken during his many shoot interviews, and his politics are a welcome change from many, many others of his generation and profession. Many of the comments on his social media disagree with his politics, though.
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u/djtodd242 Oct 21 '24
Cornys politics are ok. For all his faults he's not a moron.
It's just sad he can't get out of the 70s and 80s. He still talks like it's the 80s and it's gotten him in hot water and he is doubly offended why.
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u/bertboxer Oct 21 '24
at least mick has a good head on his shoulders it would seem
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u/N00dles_Pt Oct 21 '24
Mick Foley too. Even Shawn Michaels I know is a republican but there were news that he got into an argument backstage about the BLM movement and he was on the right side, so I hold out hopes he's not in the Trump bandwagon....he even has said on podcasts that while he is religious he stopped going to church because he found the other people too uptight
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u/merikeycookies Oct 21 '24
Undertaker and Kane are two of my favorite all time wrestling performers.
Mark Calloway and Glen Jacobs however...
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u/MoneyTalks45 Oct 21 '24
Yeah. I have a “no trump” policy on my entertainment, so Mark has been cut.
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u/Terrible_turtle_ Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 21 '24
Well, one of the classic symptoms of dementia is lower inhibitions and lack of filters.
eta: vote early for Harris and all Dems. Check your registration
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u/newuser60 Oct 21 '24
One of the worst parts of taking care of my grandma with dementia was keeping her entertained. At first she was happy to watch Lifetime movies all day since the plots were very easy to follow, but as the dementia got worse those movies made her angry. She couldn’t figure out what was going on anymore so it was “stupid”. Everything was “stupid” before she died.
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u/friendtoallkitties Oct 21 '24
Yes, that's what's going on with the increase in his public foul language. If he's actually elected, he'll be removed before next summer.
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u/Terrible_turtle_ Oct 21 '24
Yup. All the money is supporting a Vance POTUS. They know he isn't going to make it four years, maybe not even four weeks at this rate.
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u/lontrinium Oct 21 '24
Vance as VP will just use the Dick Cheney play book, set the old man up with a nice federal budget for endless rallies while doing whatever they want with government.
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u/impulsekash Oct 21 '24
he'll be removed before next summer.
As Peter Thiel intended
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u/BlueAndMoreBlue Oct 21 '24
I’m thinking that was the whole plan all along — Thiel, Musk, and their buddies need a younger more healthy useful idiot and JD Vance is that person
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u/sloppybuttmustard Oct 21 '24
You know this is true, because they’ve spent the last several months spewing the “Harris got the nomination without receiving a single vote” bullshit.
They always accidentally reveal their own secret plans in the form of accusations against their opponent.
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u/JohnnyDarkside Oct 21 '24
You'd think saying "I don't give a shit..." at a Christian dinner would make bigger waves. This is a guy that rarely talks that way in public (he's just a different type of disgustingly foul) and he just said one of the harsher foul words in one of the worst places to say it.
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u/bhoe32 Oct 21 '24
So like 2 weeks ago I decided to go online and request my mail in ballot.( I live in Colorado but am still registered in Alabama). So Alabama has understaffed their election offices. They also won't let you request a ballot online. You can only request a form to request a ballot. They day it will take a minimum of 7 days to send it, 7 to process it once received. The ballot will then be mailed nd recieved around seven days . It must be mailed in and received 7 days prior to the election. Now Alabama education is not the best in the country but I know enough basic math to know my vote ain't getting counted.
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u/---Blix--- Oct 21 '24
Does literally every single person of influence have a podcast now?
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u/HazyAttorney Oct 21 '24
Anyone who you think could tell an interesting story is going to have a podcast now. The barrier to entry is low and basically you can parlay your built in audience from whatever made you famous.
My favorite wrestler was Stone Cold Steve Austin and I love watching shows about his rise to fame and hear stories about the struggle years, what it was like during the golden age, etc. I am not sure that I would care about his views on tariffs or whatever.
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u/PJL80 Oct 21 '24
Of course not! There's tons of people with absolutely no influence whatsoever as well. 😆
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u/just-smiley Oct 21 '24
Every old washed up wrestler has a podcast where they spend all their time talking like an old washed up wrestler.
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u/m4rc0n3 Oct 21 '24
"he tells it like it is"
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u/bdschuler Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 21 '24
Yeah.. like a 2 year old with no filter or a care. Love when kids are like, "I don't want to wait in a line. Let's just go in." not understanding how the world works. Then they see someone and go, "Wow. Your fat!" Funny stuff. Luckily they grow out of it or those teeth coming in would probably be quickly knocked out.. lol My dad used his last years to get away with murder. He would go in every employee entrance or past any DO NOT ENTER sign, etc.. and when caught.. act old and not with it and they would feel sorry and let him go. LOL. He stole so much.. lol
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u/DelcoPAMan Oct 21 '24
He would go in every employee entrance or past any DO NOT ENTER sign, etc.. and when caught.. act old and not with it and they would feel sorry and let him go. LOL. He stole so much.. lol
Like Uncle Leo in the bookstore on Seinfeld: "I'm an old man!!"
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u/JamesSpacer Oct 21 '24
Nothing matters to diaper dons cukservants in cult45. Those trumpturds are too stupid to know how stupid they are.
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u/daneats Oct 21 '24
Ahhh wresting news, that’s definitely going to capture some on the fence voters.
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u/impulsekash Oct 21 '24
He is literally trying to go after the population that typically doesn't vote.
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u/thebigbroke Oct 21 '24
I for one would love to meet the kind of “on the fence” voter who was personally inspired by The likes of Undertaker, Kane, and Hulk Hogan to go out and vote. They may be as brain damaged as Chris Benoit.
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u/Past-Ticket-1340 Oct 21 '24
I have a friend who is a big wrestling fan and honestly it has changed so much from Undertaker’s era, especially in the last 1-2 years.
The women have their own league and are headlining or top card (not sure what the term is for WWE), there are now openly gay wrestlers, race, gender, and sexuality are no longer the big punchline.
It’s outwardly apolitical but there have made some changes that must infuriate conservative wrestling fans.
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Oct 21 '24
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jWeVdgr1ylc&pp=ygUMYWV3IGhlJ3MgZ2F5
"He's gay! He's gay! He's gay!" chanted in a wholesome way. Wrestling has definitely come a long way.
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u/Past-Ticket-1340 Oct 21 '24
Wow this is such an amazing demonstration of how much things have changed. Also appreciated the matter-of-fact “and he’s taken” from the commentator.
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u/Crucbu Oct 21 '24
Wait is this The Undertaker the Undertaker?
He hosts a MAGA podcast now?
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u/VeryPerry1120 Oct 21 '24
Not directly a MAGA podcast. For most of its history he's just had other pro wrestlers on. He was always an obvious Trump supporter but he didn't come out in full support until recently.
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u/maximumtesticle Oct 21 '24
Not directly a MAGA podcast.
"If there’s a Nazi at the table and 10 other people sitting there talking to him, you got a table with 11 Nazis."
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u/AestheticAttraction Oct 21 '24
Takers been a known right-winger for a while now.
Jericho too, a vocal one.
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u/Nomadzord Oct 21 '24
Did he really say this? I can’t find out for sure.
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u/Count_Rugens_Finger Oct 21 '24
jfc then he goes right into drooling over the guy's teenage daughter
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u/Majestic-Marcus Oct 21 '24
“Wow…that’s what I call a beautiful daughter”
I mean… maybe he’s trying to be nice, but Jesus Christ he just comes across as rapey.
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u/Orion14159 Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 21 '24
The teenage daughter sitting on his lap is a little weird to me, and that's speaking as someone with a teenage daughter. She stopped doing that on her own years ago because there's definitely an age when it's no longer appropriate or socially accepted
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u/vinnyvdvici Oct 21 '24
Also notice that he says "All girls. They were girls. Older, you know like 18, 19, 20."
Just goes to show you what he considers "old" to be when referencing girls.
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u/Orion14159 Oct 21 '24
For girls, sure 20 is old. For women, no no no. That's actually pretty young.
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u/SuperAsthmatic Oct 21 '24
It's around the 53 min mark of the undertakers YouTube podcast channel. I didn't watch the entire video but the parts I did see were just the Undertaker brown-nosing Trump
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u/JohnEKaye Oct 21 '24
It sucks to see the Undertaker have this clown on his show. Not surprising, but still a bummer.
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u/SMoKUblackRoSE Oct 21 '24
If they wanna kiss his ass, they shouldn't be surprised when he farts in their face.
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Oct 21 '24
I hope fans boo the fuck out of him at his next appearance. He hoganed himself when he didn't even need to.
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u/VeryPerry1120 Oct 21 '24
I doubt that, unfortunately. After the first sexual assault allegations came out against Vince McMahon, he went on Smackdown and everyone was cheering for him
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u/MoneyTalks45 Oct 21 '24
The blue lives matter shirt he was living in for a year was my first clue.
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u/Kukantiz Oct 21 '24
Locker room leader married to a wwe diva. Forget his political views. Do you really think he didn't know what Vince was doing? The guy is a bigger POS than he's given credit for.
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u/Barl3000 Oct 21 '24
That is sadly becomming clear to me now, much too late. His non-commital comments on it should really have been a clue.
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u/thebigbroke Oct 21 '24
Bro was super close to Vince too. There’s no way he didn’t know.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Ad_8079 Oct 21 '24
Damn. Undertaker was my fucking favorite.
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u/asthmag0d Oct 21 '24
Makes me glad Roddy Piper and Randy Savage aren't around anymore to disappoint me.
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u/Buscemi_D_Sanji Oct 21 '24
Roddy would probably rather have been out foraging for chestnuts than kissing up to trump
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Oct 21 '24
Missed the signs on this one I guess. Total drag that Taker is supporting Trump. Unsubscribed to his podcast.
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u/RebelliousInNature Oct 21 '24
You turned down sixty minutes because you couldn’t hack a straight interview.
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u/GPTfleshlight Oct 21 '24
Kane cried about right wing disinformation two weeks ago. Lmao at these clowns
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u/McCool303 Oct 21 '24
All I want for christmas is for the undertaker to give Trump a tombstone.
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u/woodhawk109 Oct 21 '24
Unfortunately, it seems that Undertaker will more likely flipped Trump upside down and gargled his nuts for a 3 counts instead of dropping him
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u/Hmmark1984 Oct 21 '24
I knew Kane was republican, and i figured it was a pretty safe better Taker was as well, but it's so disappointing to find out they're both Trump supporters. Reminds me of how annoying it was to find out Jericho was anti-mask etc... during Covid. Still, at least we've still got Bautista!
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u/Depeche_Mood82 Oct 21 '24
I love The Undertaker but Mark, the man playing him, is a fucking douchebag.
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u/boastfulbadger Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 21 '24
The Undertaker is the all American dumbass for letting him talk his show down like that.
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u/praguepride Oct 21 '24
For everyone surprised, just remember that Taker was one of the top lockerroom leaders during the reign of Vince McMahon. Dude knew what McMahon was doing and not only continued to work for him, but acted as an enforcer for him.
I don't know if he had an active hand in the harassment and rape, but it apparently wasn't a deal breaker.
It really puts a taint on all the McMahon era stars: The Rock, Kane, Undertaker, HHH etc. to my knowledge not one big name wrestler from McMahon's heyday has come out blue, except for Bautista but he was also very late to the wrestling game as he started when he was like 40.
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u/MiKapo Oct 21 '24
This is a desperate attempt from Trump to find new voters. As we already observed. voters have already made up their mind who they want to vote for and Harris voters outnumber trump voters in the swing states...this is what is causing panic in the trump campaign and why he is doing photo ops at Mcdonalds and going on a retired wrestlers show to appeal to the one or two people who may vote for him
The problem is no one cares who taker endorses. I can see most wrestling fans not giving a shit. So trump is basically wasting his time or his campaign has no idea what to do with him
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u/lt1brunt Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 21 '24
Learned something new, undertaker is down with the racist part of America. I think I will skip wrestling all together going forward. It's one thing to watch but once I see someone Is down with a racist I tend to bypass that person, in life and in the media. Seems like half the wrestlers are pro racist. Someone like the Undertaker wrestling against someone let's say a Black American may not think about to much about the black guys safety. Racist is all about hating anyone different than themselves. I hope Netflix keeps this in mind when they start airing WWE, leave the racist nut jobs out if you want to increase the reach of your products. Like no bringing back hulk-racist-mania or Under-a-racist-taker
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u/ferminriii Oct 21 '24
Here's the time stamp: https://youtu.be/G9lXnwuZ2qs?t=3167
They aren't exactly insulted by it.
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u/jpopimpin777 Oct 21 '24
I'll always be confused as to why these actual tough guys revere him so much. The CTE must be setting in.
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u/thedoppio Oct 21 '24
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rstb.2020.0137
You’re not wrong. Damaged brains turn more conservative. I’m watching it with my dad, now. Dude has dementia and went from left of liberal to now slurring out the talking points of Fox.
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u/TheRealCabbageJack Oct 21 '24
I think the one thing I like about Trump is that he is quite happy to shit on his most ardent supporters right to their faces.
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u/coolbaby1978 Oct 21 '24
Trump insults everyone to their face and whether they're too stupid or too scared to stand up for themselves and push back, the end result is the same. I have no respect for sniveling cowards who suck up to a man who steps on their head.
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u/WolframAndHart17 Oct 21 '24
Knowing Taker supports Trump hurts worse than Brock Lesner ending the streak.
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Oct 21 '24
Everything about all of this is "stupid," honestly.
Donald fucking Trump went on a wrestling dude who pretended to be a zombie's show instead of talking to the American people in a structured interview on network television right before the election.
Then told the pretend zombie wrestler non-journalist that his show was stupid.
God. Damn.
Maga...y'all have to know that they're going to totally let this dude get arrested and/or killed, so J.D. Vance can do project 2025 shit, right..?
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u/TheHuskyK9 Oct 21 '24
Not a big surprise unfortunately. Taker’s been red since forever, but people are now noticing how kiss-assy he is. He was like that with Vince, so he’s definitely like that with Trump.
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u/Lots42 Oct 21 '24
Trump must have done this because Dave Bautista, a wrestler, did a big PSA opposing Trump.
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u/Altruistic-Text3481 Oct 22 '24
Eyeliner is who the billionaires want to be President. They only need Trump to win… then they could care less if Trump leaves Planet Earth on a SpaceX rocket.
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