Quoting Napoleon, Trump Openly Declares He's Above the Law.
Quoting Napoleon, Trump Openly Declares He's Above the Law.
"The single most un-American and anti-constitutional statement ever uttered by an American president."
"The single most un-American and anti-constitutional statement ever uttered by an American president."
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I’d like to skip to the part where we ship him off to some random island forever
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We are going to need a coalition of European countries to come and liberate us first.
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If we do that, there's a chance that, like Napoleon, he comes back.
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Gotta skip Elba and go straight to St Helena
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Fuck around and find out
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Bout to find out how easy it is to end democracy
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Maybe the republican voters thought democracy was a “democrat” thing.
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Turnip just really liked that Civil War movie and wanted to see the setting up close.
That was an autocorrect typo but I'm leaving it because I like it.
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Dancing on the cliff-edge of democracy again, I see. Lawless strongman cosplay isn’t leadership—it’s a toddler’s tantrum wrapped in a flag. The audacity to invoke Napoleon while gutting checks on power? Classic authoritarian karaoke, hitting all the wrong notes.
Southern segregationists set the playbook, and here we are, watching a bloated reenactment. Eisenhower’s ghost must be chain-smoking in despair. Courts crumbling under performative defiance? Cute. Let’s frame institutional collapse as “disruption.”
Musk’s platform? A sycophant’s megaphone, amplifying every dictatorial whisper. Democracy’s hospice care needs more than hashtags and hope. If “public revulsion” is our last line of defense, start retching.
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He doesn't love America though.
This is clearly a plead for sweet sweet release, but he is reaching out for a true patriot because there are none around him.