Republicans. - legislative support of making it possible to rake people over the coals w high interest, protecting shady lending, removing consumer protections, countless GOP fucknuts have million dollar bailouts and loans forgiven, but this guy's bad because he defaulted on an auto loan.
This just shows that Mike doesn't care about a person's sexual proclivities (as long as he approves of them mind you) but DOES care if the candidate is human/not richer than god.
A progressive could say "poop" and the maggots would harp on him for it, but their king could take a shit on a bundle of kittens and then eat a baby and they'll just shrug and say "get owned, libs!"
As far as things go having your car taken is pretty far down the list of reasons to dislike someone. The comment already says everything anyway honestly.
hmm actually speaks about some level of honesty, tbh. Sure u missed payments(which is very human esp in these times) and allowed them to take it back. He sounds more like the 'everyday type' that u need MORE of in politics, not less of. At least he can understand some of the issues people have, and can better relate to know what to reach for to make real change.
As a counterpoint, it does raise the question of Why? Are the circumstances concerning? Ok, maybe he lost his job and couldn't afford payments, was it because he was rude and fired or because he got sick and missed work?
The various factors involved determine whether it's a judgement problem on his part, and thus a potential manipulation point for bad actors to take advantage, or just got screwed by life.
Yeah, we all make mistakes. I agree that we need more real people, the type who have a few mistakes, in our leadership though. People who have lived real lives, less coddled by privilege. Not people like Platner, though.
Ya I also (with respect and not attacking) feel the 'made mistakes' is only a thing of the now times. it was NEVER a mistake to go into debt to secure your ability to get to work (IE buying a car) or to get a home, because u had a pretty good chance of being able to pay that debt off, and u(And whomever supplied the debited item to you) were better off for it. Sure some failed to meet that goal and lost items, but for most part, it was not a mistake to 'reach' for betterment. Now it is.
Rather, now it is 'labeled' as a mistake, even though it was structured and designed this way, so the ones offering the loans and putting u in debt, could profit(by a huge degree) regardless if u paid or not. And often, they got to sell the debt YOU owe to another to try to collect. And ontop of all that, they often get to sell the item/service/etc you purchased again after to ANOTHER who likely went into debt to obtain it. System is designed to benefit only a very, very few. The rest? Mistakes.
soThatWasThat
Even when someone does try to 'pull up their bootstraps' it's not good enough, FFS
BlastyMcBlastblast
now that's what i call a 'mike drop'
TheVampireDante
I think mike's been dropped a few times already...
HeywouldJablowme
Funny how Graham Plattner had to pull out of the race for an accusation when the president is a convicted rapist.
wobblecopterrrr
"ice clown"
Ionico
I'll take it. The pros are outweighing the cons. And just upsetting the status quo on age is great.
crossingdynasty
“He got his car repossessed”
And tell me, how many Trump run businesses declared bankruptcy?
REOJackwagon
Republicans. - legislative support of making it possible to rake people over the coals w high interest, protecting shady lending, removing consumer protections, countless GOP fucknuts have million dollar bailouts and loans forgiven, but this guy's bad because he defaulted on an auto loan.
ImurevJourhein
Straining at gnats, swallowing camels.
sirbartonslady
This just shows that Mike doesn't care about a person's sexual proclivities (as long as he approves of them mind you) but DOES care if the candidate is human/not richer than god.
L1ttl3J1m
Better than gettingh your casino repossessed. Five times.
itsthevoiceman
"he's a businessman!" https://www.youtube.com/shorts/POKMMNX7sgY
Exyr
Population of 40k in case anyone was wondering. If youre popular in hiscjool probably wouldnt be hard to do.
peveay
If that easy why don't you do it ?
IrateWolfe
Because they'd have to have been popular in highschool
Exyr
That and im 45. I dont even live in my home town. And I was def not popular in highschool.
IrateWolfe
I think if any of us were, we wouldn't be here
Mirrormancer
A progressive could say "poop" and the maggots would harp on him for it, but their king could take a shit on a bundle of kittens and then eat a baby and they'll just shrug and say "get owned, libs!"
DarnThisStuff
Allegedly, he's already eaten the baby.
Sdogofdoom
And drowned one.
Caliban1972
The President thinks Japan is an Islamic state Mike.
Sticklebrickk
The president thinks immigrants eat people's pets, Mike.
wobblecopterrrr
i mean if you add every accusation, anf rfk... that dude probably eats children...
my1rstlaptopwas34inchscreenup
shitbag would be a better definition of this, president, but yeah
GentlemanScientist
The president shat himself on live television, Mike.
CJAW
I just hope he doesn't try to create Ice Town
uncleslam7
Ice town costs ice clown his town crown
wobblecopterrrr
damn.. beat me by 2n
Gen1Optimus
Meth Town?
CJAW
Gen1Optimus
Take a guess where I'm from
CJAW
Is it the kind of place where you can receive a Gobby on Ice?
Argusdubbs
chinesemario
The president is already trying to do that...
CJAW
Well unfortunately it's not making that ice clown lose his town crown
tamfos7
Whomp there it is.
lastmanonearthbutidroppedmyglasses
Luvlyquants
wobblecopterrrr
ok but he gets to bang amy poehler... soo...
Darkwell
https://media1.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1bXYwMXllYnd4b2dlcm1mbHY1YXRhMmVtZGV5b291ZDF6N2h5dTVweiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/elDp5kom23pKM/200w.webp
Fyreworx
As far as things go having your car taken is pretty far down the list of reasons to dislike someone. The comment already says everything anyway honestly.
REOJackwagon
Yeah, that's not even close to approaching scooby doo villain territory.
FussyZeus
It's not about him being a villain, it's about him being poor. They are making fun of him for being poor.
AtmaDarkwolf
hmm actually speaks about some level of honesty, tbh. Sure u missed payments(which is very human esp in these times) and allowed them to take it back. He sounds more like the 'everyday type' that u need MORE of in politics, not less of. At least he can understand some of the issues people have, and can better relate to know what to reach for to make real change.
ThisNameIsMaybeTaken
As a counterpoint, it does raise the question of Why? Are the circumstances concerning? Ok, maybe he lost his job and couldn't afford payments, was it because he was rude and fired or because he got sick and missed work?
The various factors involved determine whether it's a judgement problem on his part, and thus a potential manipulation point for bad actors to take advantage, or just got screwed by life.
Something1Said
Yeah, we all make mistakes. I agree that we need more real people, the type who have a few mistakes, in our leadership though. People who have lived real lives, less coddled by privilege. Not people like Platner, though.
AtmaDarkwolf
Ya I also (with respect and not attacking) feel the 'made mistakes' is only a thing of the now times. it was NEVER a mistake to go into debt to secure your ability to get to work (IE buying a car) or to get a home, because u had a pretty good chance of being able to pay that debt off, and u(And whomever supplied the debited item to you) were better off for it. Sure some failed to meet that goal and lost items, but for most part, it was not a mistake to 'reach' for betterment. Now it is.
AtmaDarkwolf
Rather, now it is 'labeled' as a mistake, even though it was structured and designed this way, so the ones offering the loans and putting u in debt, could profit(by a huge degree) regardless if u paid or not. And often, they got to sell the debt YOU owe to another to try to collect. And ontop of all that, they often get to sell the item/service/etc you purchased again after to ANOTHER who likely went into debt to obtain it. System is designed to benefit only a very, very few. The rest? Mistakes.