Nazi Germany was more intelligent., continued.

The meme goodness you see here made its way around the Apartheid Clyde Twittersphere yesterday. Phony Stark pushes Right-wing bullshit at my feed, which means I receive daily, first-hand evidence that proves how intensely and vehemently the Republicans hate education.

If @patriot_phoneman is the individual who created this meme and if he ever reads this post, I would like to offer a quote from the movie Platoon:

“Damn, you dumb!”

And the passive-aggressive, own-the-libs machismo that accompanied the forwards of this fascist-chickenhawk nonsense…big self-described “alpha male” energy. Lots of smirky-face-wearing-sunglasses emoticons and cryptically braggadocious “iS AmERiCA reADy???” types of statements from the ammosexuals.

One can almost envision the posters, readying to sic 911 on the masses.

The post that serves as this post’s subhead, above, got inspired a few months back. The words “marshall” and “law” were trending together on Twitter and the metaphorical power inspired me to observe that the citizens in early-1930s Germany were much smarter than the ones in 2025 USA who are not rich voted for Jeffrey Epstein’s buddy anyway.

Trickle-down economics, man. Trickle-down economics.

Speaking of the guy who might pardon Ghislaine Maxwell, you probably didn’t know this, but he inspired the character Biff Tannen in the story Back To the Future.

Rich white trash hate smart people. They hate democracy. They hate Planet Earth. They hate happiness. They hate themselves.

More about RWT: here, here, here. Earlier posts:
• The 1% need a tax increase. Their souls cry out for it.
• Are you in your twenties and wondering what’s up with your parents?
• A gigantic thank you, from me to Rush Limbaugh.
• World events since I released my first book.
• Open letter to a selfie of my drunk-ass self, taken on August 11th, 2001.

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