RoabeArt [he/him]

Of all the lib arguments against public transport, “it’s not profitable” annoys me the most. It’s a public service, it’s not supposed to be profitable you fucking hemorrhoid.

Reminds me of “government should be run like a business” brainrot.

“Built like a tank” just means all of the kinetic energy from an impact gets absorbed by the bones and organs of the squishy occupants inside.

Both of your legs breaking from being t-boned on the passenger side probably isn’t supposed to happen.

Lmao are we sure this is Donald? This is completely indistinguishable from your average unhinged Facebook boomerpost.

“Barack HUSSEIN Obama” dusting off the classics, I see.

Trump bladed (CW: blood, references to self-harm in link) like they do in pro wrestling.

Seriously though, we are probably fucked. And not just libs, but everyone to the left of MAGA.

Is… is he making the “almonds don’t have tits” bit from The Ranch into public policy?

“Centralization is when everything looks the same.”

Meanwhile you could uproot the buildings in that photo and plop them back down by some other highway interchange and absolutely nobody would notice the difference.

Huh, i don’t remember being in any presidential debate.

The average American is so acclimated to a neverending supply of shitty low nutrition food that eating anything healthy could shock their digestive system.

Lots of fashies do worry about that stuff too, but they blame it on “socialism” and “wokeness”, and have a murder boner for anyone who’s to the left of Trump.

It’s like the shit at Boeing. Instead of recognizing its problems as the end result of decades of the company putting profit ahead of safety and lobbying for deregulation, the chuds would rather blame diversity hiring.

Military bases, missile silos (which is why there are a shit ton of dots in states like Missouri and the Dakotas), airports, steel mills, chemical plants and it looks like even vehicle assembly plants.

I’m in Ohio and I can tell that one of those dots is directly on top of the huge General Motors assembly facility in Lordstown (which recently closed). I guess anything that could be repurposed to build and support war machines was considered as a potential target.