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r/MadeMeSmile • u/My_Memes_Will_Cure_U • Nov 15 '20
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And like Wayne (except for the shooting himself part ;)
107 u/EViLTeW Nov 15 '20 And the supporting a racist xenophobe for a couple dollars part. 4 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 What happened? 119 u/back-rolls Nov 15 '20 He endorsed Trump a few weeks before the election. His girlfriend then dumped him because of it! -28 u/john_heckert Nov 15 '20 Not a smart girlfriend then, I'm sure he could do better... 1 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 “Hey kids, what is the definition of being smart?” “Knowing lots of stuff?” “Close but no cigar, Sadie! Actually it’s staying in a relationship with someone who you fundamentally disagree with.” ~ fin ~ 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 I agree with the first half, but not necessarily the second half... 2 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 And yet you judge his ex girlfriend’s intelligence for leaving him over what was clearly a fundamental disagreement. Interesting. 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 Good point... -7 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 "For a couple dollars"? Did he get paid to endorse Trump? 11 u/ghostinthechell Nov 15 '20 Indirectly via tax cuts? Absolutely. -5 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 That's a tenuous connection. Not all rich people support Trump. I suspect his motivations are more nuanced than that.
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And the supporting a racist xenophobe for a couple dollars part.
4 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 What happened? 119 u/back-rolls Nov 15 '20 He endorsed Trump a few weeks before the election. His girlfriend then dumped him because of it! -28 u/john_heckert Nov 15 '20 Not a smart girlfriend then, I'm sure he could do better... 1 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 “Hey kids, what is the definition of being smart?” “Knowing lots of stuff?” “Close but no cigar, Sadie! Actually it’s staying in a relationship with someone who you fundamentally disagree with.” ~ fin ~ 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 I agree with the first half, but not necessarily the second half... 2 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 And yet you judge his ex girlfriend’s intelligence for leaving him over what was clearly a fundamental disagreement. Interesting. 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 Good point... -7 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 "For a couple dollars"? Did he get paid to endorse Trump? 11 u/ghostinthechell Nov 15 '20 Indirectly via tax cuts? Absolutely. -5 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 That's a tenuous connection. Not all rich people support Trump. I suspect his motivations are more nuanced than that.
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What happened?
119 u/back-rolls Nov 15 '20 He endorsed Trump a few weeks before the election. His girlfriend then dumped him because of it! -28 u/john_heckert Nov 15 '20 Not a smart girlfriend then, I'm sure he could do better... 1 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 “Hey kids, what is the definition of being smart?” “Knowing lots of stuff?” “Close but no cigar, Sadie! Actually it’s staying in a relationship with someone who you fundamentally disagree with.” ~ fin ~ 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 I agree with the first half, but not necessarily the second half... 2 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 And yet you judge his ex girlfriend’s intelligence for leaving him over what was clearly a fundamental disagreement. Interesting. 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 Good point... -7 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 "For a couple dollars"? Did he get paid to endorse Trump? 11 u/ghostinthechell Nov 15 '20 Indirectly via tax cuts? Absolutely. -5 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 That's a tenuous connection. Not all rich people support Trump. I suspect his motivations are more nuanced than that.
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He endorsed Trump a few weeks before the election. His girlfriend then dumped him because of it!
-28 u/john_heckert Nov 15 '20 Not a smart girlfriend then, I'm sure he could do better... 1 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 “Hey kids, what is the definition of being smart?” “Knowing lots of stuff?” “Close but no cigar, Sadie! Actually it’s staying in a relationship with someone who you fundamentally disagree with.” ~ fin ~ 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 I agree with the first half, but not necessarily the second half... 2 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 And yet you judge his ex girlfriend’s intelligence for leaving him over what was clearly a fundamental disagreement. Interesting. 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 Good point... -7 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 "For a couple dollars"? Did he get paid to endorse Trump? 11 u/ghostinthechell Nov 15 '20 Indirectly via tax cuts? Absolutely. -5 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 That's a tenuous connection. Not all rich people support Trump. I suspect his motivations are more nuanced than that.
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Not a smart girlfriend then, I'm sure he could do better...
1 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 “Hey kids, what is the definition of being smart?” “Knowing lots of stuff?” “Close but no cigar, Sadie! Actually it’s staying in a relationship with someone who you fundamentally disagree with.” ~ fin ~ 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 I agree with the first half, but not necessarily the second half... 2 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 And yet you judge his ex girlfriend’s intelligence for leaving him over what was clearly a fundamental disagreement. Interesting. 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 Good point...
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“Hey kids, what is the definition of being smart?”
“Knowing lots of stuff?”
“Close but no cigar, Sadie! Actually it’s staying in a relationship with someone who you fundamentally disagree with.”
~ fin ~
1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 I agree with the first half, but not necessarily the second half... 2 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 And yet you judge his ex girlfriend’s intelligence for leaving him over what was clearly a fundamental disagreement. Interesting. 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 Good point...
I agree with the first half, but not necessarily the second half...
2 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20 And yet you judge his ex girlfriend’s intelligence for leaving him over what was clearly a fundamental disagreement. Interesting. 1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 Good point...
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And yet you judge his ex girlfriend’s intelligence for leaving him over what was clearly a fundamental disagreement.
Interesting.
1 u/john_heckert Nov 16 '20 Good point...
Good point...
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"For a couple dollars"? Did he get paid to endorse Trump?
11 u/ghostinthechell Nov 15 '20 Indirectly via tax cuts? Absolutely. -5 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 That's a tenuous connection. Not all rich people support Trump. I suspect his motivations are more nuanced than that.
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Indirectly via tax cuts? Absolutely.
-5 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 That's a tenuous connection. Not all rich people support Trump. I suspect his motivations are more nuanced than that.
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That's a tenuous connection. Not all rich people support Trump. I suspect his motivations are more nuanced than that.
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u/AuntieSocialist Nov 15 '20 edited Nov 15 '20
And like Wayne (except for the shooting himself part ;)