When Kasubienski’s son started watching Fuentes in 2017, he remembers feeling like the streamer was a kindred spirit.
Living in Ohio on full-time disability, Ryan, now 36, spent so many hours at home immersed in the streamer’s show that he said he began thinking of Fuentes as a little brother. Where Ryan felt nervous, Fuentes seemed self-assured, and over time he began to believe the streamer was one of the only people being honest about the changes in the United States that everyone pretended they didn’t see.

Two things Nazis love, historically: 1. Poles 2. People with disabilities

Hope springs eternal, usually, but in case it forgets, it's good we have Wil Wheaton to remind us.

I suppose we could go into a long list of reasons, but one of them is, not all of them have this kind of rhetorical talent.

"Wears out the opening prosecutorial line"?

This fantasy has nothing whatsoever to do with how courts work. There is no "wearing out" the truth in a courtroom.

And we will never GET to a courtroom against these criminals unless their corruption is exposed and the White House is recaptured.

I'm so confused. Didn't Kash just threaten to silence us all permanently in court if we kept saying these things? How'd he get all laissez-faire all of a sudden?

It's also not TP without Hungary funding them, it would seem.

...which is not a thing.

Tarrio was pardoned, however. So he's not within reach of the law for this offense.

What this makes clear is that the moment Trump is no longer in charge, every single one of these traitors that is still within reach of the law needs to be executed as quickly as possible.

Send a message about the penalty for sedition.

Just because the Vice President is actually standing next to Trump for a change doesn't mean it's "staged". Try to have a little more faith.

Maybe they can find a trans 11-year-old that finished sixth in a running race in phys-ed and an aggrieved classmate who finished seventh and feels cheated.

We already have. It's that awkward I-just-had-another-stroke shuffle that Trump does.

You can definitely understand it. They support him because he embodies everything that they support and believe in: hatred, bigotry, chaos, and the destruction of everything in the US government that functions well, so that it can be replaced by white nationalism.

It should be noted that it is still a war crime to even threaten to bomb civilian infrastructure to extract concessions. It does not matter whether the threat is carried out. It's still a crime.

That's all chump change compared to the dozens of outright thefts of billions of dollars by the Trumpers.

Not corruption. Treason. That's what this is. Profiting off of classified defense information is treason. It betrays our intentions to our enemies.

This is treason. In a functional democracy, he'd be on trial for his life right now. We have the death penalty for treason in the United States.

Who precisely do you think is going to go "up the chain" and do a single fucking thing? Because I can already tell you, nobody is left in power who will do this.

Trump then sprouted wings and a unicorn horn and flew away to heaven to party with Jesus.

Jesus' message is actually that we shouldn't do incredibly stupid things like even mentioning Charlie Kirk in the same breath with an American hero like Robert Mueller.

Kirk was a third-rate white supremacist. I'm not saying anything about anyone's death, but the fact is, he was a trash person.

Great, so we'll nullify this on 20 Jan 2029 with all the other fucking idiocy. Right before we establish the new national holiday called Trump Was A Fucking Idiot And Let's Laugh At Him Forever Day.

These aren't currency anyway. But the planned Trump $1 coins are. Which is disgusting.

Since when do fascists get permanently immunized from "reputational damage" that they caused entirely by themselves? Why do only the fascists get this benefit?

Because they aren't for America as it actually exists. They are for a fascist, white supremacist version that they make up on the fly and then edit on the fly if parts of it turn out to be not cruel enough.

Especially when we actually have "taken out" less than 10% of their mining vessels, minus all the miscellaneous small vessels that could be adapted for laying mines.

Oh, trust me: it's VERY obvious to the media that report on him.

It doesn't matter what you accept; the question was well within bounds and as I already correctly noted, it allowed the senator to defend his viewpoint extremely well. So, in sum, the exchange was informative to the audience and served a journalistic purpose. This isn't even a close call.

Entirely reasonable question to ask. And Obama was joking, of course, in a context where everyone is roasting each other.

Creative framing but not correct. The question is entirely reasonable in context and it gave Murphy an opportunity to make a strong point.

Not surprising. The drama nerds are always a lot smarter.