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Okay, schadenfreude activated. That guy fucking sucks. My Brazilian friend said her whole family back home has been celebrating the end of his idiotic era. Sounds familiar.

It's understandable not recognizing someone who normally presents as a machismo wannabe dictator, looking more like a sad sack who had a rough night at the slot machines.

There's another one of him wandering the aisles of a Walgreens but it's too mundane to bother with. 3 months ago he said he would fighting 'illegitimate' election results to his grave..

At least he has had the decency to flee the country. His principal concern now is that he might be prosecuted for crimes he committed while in office. Imagine that, a former president actually being prosecuted for his crimes.

penningtron wrote: Fri Jan 06, 2023 8:11 am3 months ago he said he would fighting 'illegitimate' election results to his grave..

Let's goooooooooooooo

Apparently the presidential palace is trashed now because he's such a pig. They said it looked like students had been living there.

And how about today then? His supporters stage their own cargo-cult Jan 6, and storm the capitol when nobody's even there.

This is how coups work , right? We break all the windows?

Social media, man. It's really helped every stupid person to find their people.

Anthony Flack wrote: Sun Jan 08, 2023 6:02 pm And how about today then? His supporters stage their own cargo-cult Jan 6, and storm the capitol when nobody's even there.

God, such a perfect copy cat Brazilian version of what happened here. Is this what happens every time a dumb right wing despot loses an election now?

ChudFusk wrote: Wed Jan 04, 2023 2:06 pm I'd rather watch alligators eat his skin. Man deserves to die.

Yes.

Terribly excited to vote Lightfoot out of office next month.

Bernardo wrote: Sun Jan 08, 2023 10:14 pm

ChudFusk wrote: Wed Jan 04, 2023 2:06 pm I'd rather watch alligators eat his skin. Man deserves to die.

Yes.

This seems like awfully convenient timing but otherwise... good.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-64216519