already posted like 1-2 pages ago lol

Murica elites

I know it's off topic but how this woman was once considered a s***symbol I'll never understand

good grief man

by who? not even her husband considers her one based on the cheating rumors

owning cars is becoming an ideology

I'm pretty sure most of his tweets are him trying to push buttons

too bad he manages to be even dumber during his streams

LMAO i respect it

haz jumped the shark a long time ago

i give him props, he's legitimately hilarious just to watch him bash with the rest of his contemporaries and he doesn't take himself that seriously compared to them, he's irony-poisoned himself with his inflated ego but it benefits him at the same time

he should go on cumtown tbh, he would be funny on there

Classic

ben shapiro had some wild old tweets. 1st term obama twitter was wild

2nd one gets me every time

Wtf is his deal with poop

he doesn't "curse" for "religious reasons"/manners/whatever so i think he uses childish rude words like "poop" instead of saying stuff like s***/fuck/etc

Cursewords bad supporting genocide good

this is the foundational belief of neoconservatism

turning slave labor into a brand

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