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[Jaymann]

That does make sense. Good job making sense of anything TFG says.

And any time he is called out for his ignorance, "It was a joke." From the Florida Man with zero sense of humor.

[Holman]

I think it's even simpler.

Trump never references Hannibal Lector as a threat, which he would do if the riff were about fear-mongering immigrants. Instead, he always says something like "the late great Hannibal Lector, who had a friend over for dinner." He treats it as a funny joke and expects a laugh.

And that's it. He thinks he came up with this funny joke ("a friend over for dinner") himself, and he's going to repeat it every time he has an audience. This is a pattern common in people whose brains have turned to mush.

[Smoove_B]

[waitingtoconnect]

That does make sense. Good job making sense of anything TFG says.

And any time he is called out for his ignorance, "It was a joke." From the Florida Man with zero sense of humor.

It’s an old man thing. He told the joke or story once and somebody laughed. So now he uses it over and over and over and over again.

[Smoove_B]

The internet has discovered that JD Vance talks about fucking his couch in that hillbilly book. Brace yourselves for incoming memes...

[Victoria Raverna]

The internet has discovered that JD Vance talks about fucking his couch in that hillbilly book. Brace yourselves for incoming memes...

I know we're supposed to hate Vance, but it is not a good thing to use a lie to attack him.

[Smoove_B]

Ok, that's fair. But I wanted it to be true. Mainly for the memes.

It also feels like it could be true, and if I learned nothing else between 2016 and now, that's all that matters.

[hepcat]

The internet has discovered that JD Vance talks about fucking his couch in that hillbilly book. Brace yourselves for incoming memes...

I know we're supposed to hate Vance, but it is not a good thing to use a lie to attack him.

It’s not a lie. I’m from Ohio originally and it’s a well known fact that Vance has had intercourse with hundreds of unwilling sofas. There’s also a few ottomans in there too. And I ain’t talking about the kind Christians used to fight.

[Isgrimnur]

They ain’t called love seats for no reason.

[hepcat]

[Scraper]

I was in Gatlingburg TN recently and there were 3 different "Trump" stores that I came across, all with slightly different names. Trust me, the Brandon store will still do fine with the derps, they'll go in there no matter what it's called as long as it lets them buy the merch that shows people that they are pwning the libs.

[Unagi]

They ain’t called love seats for no reason.

"Pushin Cushin"
A Memoir of a Love that Fit the Creases

(stolen)

[ImLawBoy]

That does make sense. Good job making sense of anything TFG says.

And any time he is called out for his ignorance, "It was a joke." From the Florida Man with zero sense of humor.

It’s an old man thing. He told the joke or story once and somebody laughed. So now he uses it over and over and over and over again.

I feel personally attacked.

[TheMix]

That does make sense. Good job making sense of anything TFG says.

And any time he is called out for his ignorance, "It was a joke." From the Florida Man with zero sense of humor.

It’s an old man thing. He told the joke or story once and somebody laughed. So now he uses it over and over and over and over again.

I feel personally attacked.

No no no... your stuff is actually funny. It's okay.

[Skinypupy]

That does make sense. Good job making sense of anything TFG says.

And any time he is called out for his ignorance, "It was a joke." From the Florida Man with zero sense of humor.

It’s an old man thing. He told the joke or story once and somebody laughed. So now he uses it over and over and over and over again.

This does raise an interesting question that I never thought about until yesterday, as the GOP has been hammering Harris because he laughs too much. Pretty sure Trump even called her "Cackling Kamala" at one point.

Has anyone ever seen Trump actually laugh? Like...ever?

Outside of maybe a quick chuckle at one of his own stupid jokes, I don't think I've ever seen footage of Trump ever laughing. How miserable of a life it must be to be such a raging narcissist and sociopath that you have no capacity to even be able to laugh.

[hepcat]

I saw him laugh at a reporter with a physical handicap once.

[Smoove_B]

This does raise an interesting question that I never thought about until yesterday, as the GOP has been hammering Harris because he laughs too much. Pretty sure Trump even called her "Cackling Kamala" at one point.

From some lady named Margaret Atwood:

"'Why do men feel threatened by women?' I asked a male friend of mine....'I mean,' I said, 'men are bigger, most of the time, they can run faster, strangle better, and they have on the average a lot more money and power.' 'They're afraid women will laugh at them,' he said. 'Undercut their world view. Then I asked some women students in a quickie poetry seminar I was giving, 'Why do women feel threatened by men?' 'They're afraid of being killed,' they said."

[LawBeefaroni]

I saw him laugh at a reporter with a physical handicap once.

He managed a snicker here:

[em2nought]

I can only remember one joke my whole life. "How do you catch a unique rabbit? Unique up on him. How do you catch a tame rabbit? Da tame way, unique up on him."

Speaking of Jack Black...

[Smoove_B]

Can't wait to see what slips out of TFG's mouth over the next few months.

https://twitter.com/cmclymer/status/1816115909209084026

He really said “a colored sorority” on national television. These people are desperate and disgusting with their racism.

[hepcat]

Fox and a few other media outlets are claiming he CLEARLY says "college sorority". But damn if it doesn't sound like he says "colored" in the clip.

[Unagi]

It's funny to hear FOX NEWS desprately try to tell their audience that:

[Alefroth]

Fox and a few other media outlets are claiming he CLEARLY says "college sorority". But damn if it doesn't sound like he says "colored" in the clip.

Maybe if he didn't slur his words so often.

[ImLawBoy]

There's no way to argue with a straight face that he said "college". Not even close.

[em2nought]

Fox and a few other media outlets are claiming he CLEARLY says "college sorority". But damn if it doesn't sound like he says "colored" in the clip.

Personally, I didn't even know that particular terminology is forbidden, just like I didn't know you couldn't refer to Japanese folks with WW2 language. What is the proper terminology? African-American sorority? I could see myself prior to "this" pulling the former out if the later slipped my mind. Or do you just say sorority?

[ImLawBoy]

Fox and a few other media outlets are claiming he CLEARLY says "college sorority". But damn if it doesn't sound like he says "colored" in the clip.

Personally, I didn't even know that particular terminology is forbidden, just like I didn't know you couldn't refer to Japanese folks with WW2 language. What is the proper terminology? African-American sorority? I could see myself prior to "this" pulling the former out if the later slipped my mind. Or do you just say sorority?

Taking you at good faith, I'll just tell you that unless you're spelling out the whole name of the NAACP, you shouldn't use that word. It is WIDELY known to be racist in that usage in modern time. And even if you somehow missed that obvious message, there is NO WAY a Fox News host is unaware of it.

[Unagi]

"I didn't know you couldn't refer to Japanese folks with WW2 language"

lol

You're precious, aren't you?

[em2nought]

"I didn't know you couldn't refer to Japanese folks with WW2 language"

lol

You're precious, aren't you?

Maybe my parents were just older than most of yours. My folks would both be 99 this year. Even though I'm still under 60.

[hepcat]

I'm pretty sure even during WWII they were aware that some of the names they used for the Japanese were offensive. They were the enemy at the time, so I'm also sure that was intentional.

Were you and your family still at war with Japan after WWII?

[YellowKing]

What irritates me is that they still intentionally or unintentionally continue to pronounce her name wrong.

[em2nought]

I'm pretty sure even during WWII they were aware that some of the names they used for the Japanese were offensive. They were the enemy at the time, so I'm also sure that was intentional.

Were you and your family still at war with Japan after WWII?

My uncle fought on Iwo Jima and so did one of my father's best friends from high school so considering what would now be called PTSD kinda in a way yes.

[Carpet_pissr]

There's no way to argue with a straight face that he said "college". Not even close.

I would argue that...you were pre-disposed to hearing him say "colored" before you even listened to the clip (due to the text), so of course you are going to hear "colored".

I live and grew up in the South and the last time I heard "colored" was my grandmother when I was growing up....it's a generational thing, and I doubt someone his age would be using it. Yes, he is a dick weasel, but let's nail him for the real reasons he's a dick weasel, not some misheard word. And for what it's worth, my grandmother used that word because she thought it was the PROPER word, not as a slur in any way (I once asked her before she died). And at one point in time, it was the preferred term (NAACP). Anyhoo, I completely buy that this douchebag of a human being said "college".

[hepcat]

I'm pretty sure even during WWII they were aware that some of the names they used for the Japanese were offensive. They were the enemy at the time, so I'm also sure that was intentional.

Were you and your family still at war with Japan after WWII?

My uncle fought on Iwo Jima and so did one of my father's best friends from high school so considering what would now be called PTSD kinda in a way yes.

Hopefully they weren't captured. Trump would call them losers if so.

[Smoove_B]

Anyhoo, I completely buy that this douchebag of a human being said "college".

Right, because he really needed to add "college" to clarify he wasn't talking about a middle school or high school sorority.

My parents (just shy of 80) still use "colored" (rarely) in random conversations. Not in a hateful way, but (like you mention) I think because they're "stuck" in what they heard growing up. They are also very fixated on identifying non-white in discussions or conversations when they relate how they met with a "Black nurse" or the new "Indian doctor". I'm not excusing it, I'm just relating.

The change in labels (to me) is no different from my (our?) generation that was told "queer" was unacceptable but has now been fully reclaimed by the LGBTQ+ community. It still sounds wrong to me to say/hear it, but times have changed (for the better, obviously).

Regardless, I have no doubt he slipped and said "colored" because that is what he's used to hearing/saying when he's not a TV personality. I obviously can't speak to whether or not hate is in his heart, but he doesn't have a problem taking a check from Fox News, so...

[ImLawBoy]

There's no way to argue with a straight face that he said "college". Not even close.

I would argue that...you were pre-disposed to hearing him say "colored" before you even listened to the clip (due to the text), so of course you are going to hear "colored".

I live and grew up in the South and the last time I heard "colored" was my grandmother when I was growing up....it's a generational thing, and I doubt someone his age would be using it. Yes, he is a dick weasel, but let's nail him for the real reasons he's a dick weasel, not some misheard word. And for what it's worth, my grandmother used that word because she thought it was the PROPER word, not as a slur in any way (I once asked her before she died). And at one point in time, it was the preferred term (NAACP). Anyhoo, I completely buy that this douchebag of a human being said "college".

No way. There's no way to listen to that in good faith and think he said college, regardless of predisposition or where you grew up. Sebastian Gorka just dropped "colored" on another news program not long ago, so maybe he thought it was OK now. And like Smoove said, there's no need to go back to stress that he's talking about a "college" sorority. It doesn't pass the smell test.

[GreenGoo]

What irritates me is that they still intentionally or unintentionally continue to pronounce her name wrong.

Intentionally. 100%. We've actually seen them (news pundits) mispronounce, be corrected, throw their hands up like it's so difficult, then continue to mispronounce when it's their job to know who they are talking about. They are toddlers.

[hepcat]

I will say that I tend to pronounce her name like kuh-mall-a and not comma-la as I've recently learned is the correct pronunciation.

[Smoove_B]

Yes, I have the superhero version stuck in my head. I have to actually visualize "Comma-La" to make sure I get it right.

[Carpet_pissr]

What irritates me is that they still intentionally or unintentionally continue to pronounce her name wrong.

Intentionally. 100%. We've actually seen them (news pundits) mispronounce, be corrected, throw their hands up like it's so difficult, then continue to mispronounce when it's their job to know who they are talking about. They are toddlers.

I think that is culture signaling. When I first started to notice a pattern of mispronunciation, and by whom, I thought (justifiably IMO) that they were just showing their inner assholes. But I really think it's a groupthink thing now, where it confirms you belong to the "team". At least some of that, and probably a legit ignorance of how to pronounce non-"white" names well since so many in the MAGA movement are the "stay with my kind" types.

[Alefroth]

What irritates me is that they still intentionally or unintentionally continue to pronounce her name wrong.

It wouldn't be such an issue if they stopped using her first name.