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When you're such an ass that Louisiana is sick of your shit
There's a guy a block down the street from me that has a giant flag on the side of his truck saying "Fuck Joe Biden, and fuck you for voting for him." It's SO bizarre to me any time I see a person fanboying for or against a politician like they're a sports team. Seriously, get a fucking life. >

The weirdest part is if you talk to them typically you find out they don't even follow up on the politics. They have no idea the policy stances of people they are simmping for often times their own personal values even disagree.
I do have to say the American flag punisher decal with the thin blue line in it is by far my favorite.
I chuckle everytime I see it. The irony is completely lost on them. >

Look. I saw a punisher decal for an EMS a while back. Like what the actual shit fuck goddamn? What the fuck does that even mean? We provide Emergency medical services that the law can’t? Can you imagine an ambulance pulling up with a goddamn punisher skull on it? I’d probably freak out tbh. >


Can you imagine an ambulance pulling up with a goddamn punisher skull on it?

That's some dystopian shit I would expect from Trauma Team in Cyberpunk 2077 >

I need to finish that game. >

It’s so good now, I’m having a lot of fun playing through it >

Same here. I'm waiting for the DLC to drop. >

I’m surprised the town didn’t just pass a “no flags on vehicles larger than x by x, unless it’s a parade” rule. It’s the obvious workaround and addresses an actual safety issue. >

I read that as "unless it's a panda" at first and was very confused. >

Pandas with trucks can fly whatever flags they want. Safety be damned, that sounds adorable. >

We need more panda truckers >

If you've seen them just trying to walk, you'd know this is a bad idea. They'd be absolute clown cars on the road. >

Stupid people are always looking for an audience. They are the herpes of logic. >

Like the syphilis of herpes. >

The gonorrhea of syphilis >

r/YourJokeButWorse >

I once saw a guy on the highway flying a giant flag on his RV. As we got closer I was getting ready to see what it was all about, sure it was going to be a fuck Biden kind of thing. Nope, it was a picture of George Washington on a black background. And in quoted white letters it said "I eat ass". 
I say let them fly their flags
Edit: I messed up the quote. It said "eating ass is not a crime". Either way, I am in support of being able to put dumb shit on flags. Thank you. >

And non Americans wonder why we worship the founding fathers as gods. >

Easy, just have someone drive a similar-themed truck directed toward Trump, behind his truck and let's see how fast he says he's offended >

I had a similar thought.  Someone should make signs exactly like his but replace Biden with Ross Brunet (his name), hand them out around town, and see how mad he gets. >

Probably wouldn't get mad, clearly wants attention. >

Agreed, which is why I like using Trump instead. It'll piss him off more and not give him attention. >

There's a guy on a main road near me with TRUMP 2024 and F*CK BIDEN flags at the top of a flagpole.
No US flag, just those. >

Ugh. No matter who you wish to support, the ugly speech just makes me sad. So hateful and unnecessary >

Town needs to stop being petty and just let this imbecile prove to the world that he’s indeed an imbecile. By fighting this schmuck, all they’re doing is giving him the attention he so desperately craves, all while wasting town resources. >

Let him fly his stupid flags. That way everyone will know what a jackass he is and decent people won't hire him. Besides it is a First Amendment violation. They could have come up with another way of limiting this by not defining the limits by the content, but instead limit the size of flags, as mentioned already in this thread. Make the limit small so they're hard to read. Say it's a road safety issue, which it is. Having large flags flapping around at high speeds can make them break off. >

The town probably has laws restricting public vulgarity... >

If so, the law is very likely unconstitutional. Vulgarity is still protected speech under the constitution. Obscenity is less protected but has to be defined correctly for a law to be constitutional. Source: IAAL >

I feel like that guy’s lawsuit will be successful. >

This guy must be a member of that certain Christian party of family values >

Just what I was thinking. However he feels about Biden, won't he think of the children!? >

Only when it's politically expedient for him/that party. >

Someone on that island is paying for his work.  Maybe that’s the real problem >

Scrolling through those images, and there's literally hundreds of US Flag Code violations. Patriots, indeed. >

He's an idiot but good for him for fighting it. >


Two bore vulgarities aimed at Biden and people who voted for him.

you think i wanted to vote for biden? i did not
but it was either him or the semi-literate reality-TV clown who left the US a smoldering shit-cinder - and that's thanks to you and your ilk >

I wanted to vote for Biden.  He was leagues better than the alternative, and also ran the most progressive campaign from a democratic politician in a long time.
That said, I'm not frothing at the mouth over some troglodyte who needs to fly a flag because he hates the guy.  I'm a little peeved that this guy is insulting those who voted for him, seeing as how Biden primarily ran a campaign of "don't be a dick and help out Americans," and I don't like the suggestion that someone who supports that is worthy of scorn.
Even Obama, who still has a lot of star power, never seemed to have the same cult-like obsession that trump has.
trump supporters are weird.