Society & Culture Things in life you just don't understand - Part 4

[the_interloper]

It's true though, the idolatry of Trump by his supporters sees his appearances having more in common with a Justin Bieber or One Direction concert than they do actual political rallies.

I agree. And I sort of think that's the kind of reception that Kamala Harris thinks she should get, seems she's not real popular though.

 

[GreyCrow]

Where can I find this Constitution?

 

[Plugger35]

It's true though, the idolatry of Trump by his supporters sees his appearances having more in common with a Justin Bieber or One Direction concert than they do actual political rallies.

Trump was more like a rock star than a politician and he knew how to work a crowd, apart from Ronald Reagan no other US President had been a movie star or tv star like Trump had been, he was already famous long before he ran for President unlike most other politicians.

 

[Hawk Dork]

Trump was more like a rock star than a politician and he knew how to work a crowd, apart from Ronald Reagan no other US President had been a movie star or tv star like Trump had been, he was already famous long before he ran for President unlike most other politicians.

Modern Democracy rewards any President who spent time as a Wrestling Manager first, in Australia its the ones who go to the footy, drink a beer, wear cosplay flouro and take selfies with thumbs up.

 

[Gough]

Where can I find this Constitution?

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S14 of our Constitution involves casual vacancies in the Senate. Maybe he's just dyslexic.

 

[74561347]

S14 of our Constitution involves casual vacancies in the Senate. Maybe he's just dyslexic.

no, the sign clearly says 14th constitutional amendment, not section 14 of the constitution.

 

[Gough]

no, the sign clearly says 14th constitutional amendment, not section 14 of the constitution.

I know that, you know that, I'm trying to offer them an excuse for being so dog s**t stupid. Explains why they keep returning Pasin though.

 

[PT Bar None]

no, the sign clearly says 14th constitutional amendment, not section 14 of the constitution.

14. Amendment of Constitution Act of Western Australia

???
Closest I can get

 

[FredLeDeux]

14. Amendment of Constitution Act of Western Australia

???
Closest I can get

Thank globalisation for the spread of idiocy - look to our our old mates from the USofA
No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

 

[phantom13]

People who put Politicians on pedestals... I'll never understand that

Damn right, the cult of personality around Trump is something I've never seen outside of a totalitarian regime.

By that comment alone I know youre no better than the Trumpanzees.... just different teams

... Jesus, way to jump down someones throat.

 

[Mr Blicavs]

... Jesus, way to jump down someones throat.

Gough responds with insulting generalisation, I respond with insulting generalisation back = me jumping down Goughs throat. LOLOL... the mental gymnastics of some of you

 

[Gralin]

Gough responds with insulting generalisation, I respond with insulting generalisation back = me jumping down Goughs throat. LOLOL... the mental gymnastics of some of you

you find cult of trump insulting?

 

[phantom13]

Gough responds with insulting generalisation, I respond with insulting generalisation back = me jumping down Goughs throat. LOLOL... the mental gymnastics of some of you

Go back and read those three quotes, he didnt make an insulting generalisation, he agreed and pointed to a specific example.

He actually didnt even insult Trump in that quote, just pointed out that he is worshipped.

Pull your head in.

 

[Gough]

Still not as bad as Zim though, I remember ZBC leading their news one night with Comrade the Honourable Robert Gabriel Mugabe opening a public toilet in Gweru.

 

[FredLeDeux]

Still not as bad as Zim though, I remember ZBC leading their news one night with Comrade the Honourable Robert Gabriel Mugabe opening a public toilet in Gweru.

Would have been featured on Jonesy's bit on Sky News.

 

[the_interloper]

Why is “dog” such an insult among criminals, they probably actually love the animals in practice

 

[Shell]

Why is “dog” such an insult among criminals, they probably actually love the animals in practice

The dog program in prisons is/was/has been very successful yes.


Dog just rolls off the tongue I guess.
Rat same thing.

 

[PT Bar None]

Why is “dog” such an insult among criminals, they probably actually love the animals in practice

I always thought the same.

"Man's best friend" and blokes calling their dog "their best mate", nek minut "That's a dog act!"

 

[JackOutback]

Modern Democracy rewards any President who spent time as a Wrestling Manager first, in Australia its the ones who go to the footy, drink a beer, wear cosplay flouro and take selfies with thumbs up.

Which is why there's only one real answer for 2024.

 

[Quivorir]

Surely calling someone a dog originated from calling someone a bitch then it just "evolved"?

 

[Shell]

Catty is another insult.

I guess there's alot of insults we get from the animal kingdom.


Calling someone a whale = fat. Another one.
Pig = as above, or messy or dirty

 

[RedmanWasHere]

Negative descriptors:

Dog.
Cougar.
Sheep.
Cow.
Goose.
Pelican.
Mole.

Positive descriptors:

Bull.

Indifferent:

Parrot.

Undecided:

Galah.

 

[Pistol Night]

Catty is another insult.

I guess there's alot of insults we get from the animal kingdom.


Calling someone a whale = fat. Another one.
Pig = as above, or messy or dirty

We had a mate called Goldfish because the campaigner used to forget everything

 

[JackOutback]

Undecided:

Galah.

If said galah is flaming, then it's definitely negative.

 

[Gralin]

If said galah is flaming, then it's definitely negative.

What if its said affectionately?