Trump MAGAthread VI

[Vassenor]

Oh hey, more cases of supposedly pro-free speech Rightists getting triggered by people using their free speech in ways that they don't like.

[Geilinor]

Oh hey, more cases of supposedly pro-free speech Rightists getting triggered by people using their free speech in ways that they don't like.

The man got triggered watching Caesar get assassinated?

[Proctopeo]

Oh hey, more cases of supposedly pro-free speech Rightists getting triggered by people using their free speech in ways that they don't like.

This just in: literally everyone alive is a hypocrite sometimes.
In other news, bears are wet and water poops in the woods.
Besides, I've seen the same from leftists who claim to be pro-free speech, so...

[Zanera]

Oh hey, more cases of supposedly pro-free speech Rightists getting triggered by people using their free speech in ways that they don't like.

Like that Broadway play about Alexander Hamilton or whoever, where the cast invited Mike Pence in then talked about being gay or whatever it was.
Why is there modern politics in muh Shakespeare play about a famous statesman from Rome?

[Vassenor]

Oh hey, more cases of supposedly pro-free speech Rightists getting triggered by people using their free speech in ways that they don't like.

Like that Broadway play about Alexander Hamilton or whoever, where the cast invited Mike Pence in then talked about being gay or whatever it was.
Why is there modern politics in muh Shakespeare play about a famous statesman from Rome?

People reinvent Shakespeare like that all the time. See also the film that turned Richard III into not-Hitler.

Or the fact that the first two Lion King films are Hamlet and Romeo And Juliet for furries.

[Maineiacs]

Like that Broadway play about Alexander Hamilton or whoever, where the cast invited Mike Pence in then talked about being gay or whatever it was.
Why is there modern politics in muh Shakespeare play about a famous statesman from Rome?

People reinvent Shakespeare like that all the time. See also the film that turned Richard III into not-Hitler.

Or the fact that the first two Lion King films are Hamlet and Romeo And Juliet for furries.

And thank you for that image.

[Cannot think of a name]

Do they think that the assassination of Caesar is the end of the play? Like, is their understanding of the play that the senate killed Julius Caesar and then everything goes super well for all involved?

[Cannot think of a name]

Oh hey, more cases of supposedly pro-free speech Rightists getting triggered by people using their free speech in ways that they don't like.

Like that Broadway play about Alexander Hamilton or whoever, where the cast invited Mike Pence in then talked about being gay or whatever it was.
Why is there modern politics in muh Shakespeare play about a famous statesman from Rome?

Are you completely unfamiliar with theater?

[Vassenor]

People reinvent Shakespeare like that all the time. See also the film that turned Richard III into not-Hitler.

Or the fact that the first two Lion King films are Hamlet and Romeo And Juliet for furries.

And thank you for that image.

I'm serious.

[Maineiacs]

And thank you for that image.

I'm serious.

Oh, I get that and you're right, but it sent my mind to places it shouldn't have gone.

[Gauthier]

Oh hey, more cases of supposedly pro-free speech Rightists getting triggered by people using their free speech in ways that they don't like.

The incident was filmed by Jack Posobiec, a rightwing provocateur best known for helping to spread the Pizzagate conspiracy theory. He stood up as Loomer was escorted off stage by security guards and yelled at the crowd: “You are all Goebbels. You are all Nazis like Joseph Goebbels … You are inciting terrorists. The blood of Steve Scalise is on your hands.”

So right wing Shitpostmaster General trying to encourage some gullible shitbag to shoot up Shakespeare In the Park.

[Zanera]

Like that Broadway play about Alexander Hamilton or whoever, where the cast invited Mike Pence in then talked about being gay or whatever it was.
Why is there modern politics in muh Shakespeare play about a famous statesman from Rome?

People reinvent Shakespeare like that all the time. See also the film that turned Richard III into not-Hitler.

Or the fact that the first two Lion King films are Hamlet and Romeo And Juliet for furries.

Roman times were far away and you could easily make those times romantic, like a lot of people do. Adding in modern politics makes it blegh. But people can do whatever with the plays, I can't care that much about it.

[Zeinbrad]

People reinvent Shakespeare like that all the time. See also the film that turned Richard III into not-Hitler.

Or the fact that the first two Lion King films are Hamlet and Romeo And Juliet for furries.

Roman times were far away and you could easily make those times romantic, like a lot of people do. Adding in modern politics makes it blegh. But people can do whatever with the plays, I can't care that much about it.

People put Shakespeare in different time periods all the time.

[Cannot think of a name]

People reinvent Shakespeare like that all the time. See also the film that turned Richard III into not-Hitler.

Or the fact that the first two Lion King films are Hamlet and Romeo And Juliet for furries.

Roman times were far away and you could easily make those times romantic, like a lot of people do. Adding in modern politics makes it blegh. But people can do whatever with the plays, I can't care that much about it.

Theater might be too much for you.

[Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States]

People reinvent Shakespeare like that all the time. See also the film that turned Richard III into not-Hitler.

Or the fact that the first two Lion King films are Hamlet and Romeo And Juliet for furries.

Roman times were far away and you could easily make those times romantic, like a lot of people do. Adding in modern politics makes it blegh. But people can do whatever with the plays, I can't care that much about it.

The struggle during Caesar's time was a struggle of the Populares, the much-beloved champions of the people who felt disenfranchised by the political elite, and that political elite in the form of the Optimates, trying to cling to power and preserve the Republic from the monarchical tendencies of the Populares.

So, no parallel with our time whatsoever.

[Zanera]

Roman times were far away and you could easily make those times romantic, like a lot of people do. Adding in modern politics makes it blegh. But people can do whatever with the plays, I can't care that much about it.

The struggle during Caesar's time was a struggle of the Populares, the much-beloved champions of the people who felt disenfranchised by the political elite, and that political elite in the form of the Optimates, trying to cling to power and preserve the Republic from the monarchical tendencies of the Populares.

So, no parallel with our time whatsoever.

So they're putting a romantic theme over the whole 'assassination of Julius Trump'. IDK then, with the Scalise shooting the protester might have a point.

[Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States]

The struggle during Caesar's time was a struggle of the Populares, the much-beloved champions of the people who felt disenfranchised by the political elite, and that political elite in the form of the Optimates, trying to cling to power and preserve the Republic from the monarchical tendencies of the Populares.

So, no parallel with our time whatsoever.

So they're putting a romantic theme over the whole 'assassination of Julius Trump'. IDK then, with the Scalise shooting the protester might have a point.

Well, no, they just draw parallels. The assassination is obligatory, because it's a rendition of Caesar.

[Zanera]

So they're putting a romantic theme over the whole 'assassination of Julius Trump'. IDK then, with the Scalise shooting the protester might have a point.

Well, no, they just draw parallels. The assassination is obligatory, because it's a rendition of Caesar.

Although I can see how it might have been obligatory (I think that scene is famous?), they could have went with something metaphorical or further applied to our time, like his sudden impeachment and removal from office, both Republicans and Democrats striking the great Julius Trump down or something. With Scalise and the shooting the assassination seems more real.

[Gauthier]

So does that make Pence Brutus? Ét tu Pencé?

Also, Caesar was stabbed by Senators trying to save the Republic. Does anyone think the Republicans have the spine and balls to even proverbially stab Trump?

[Greater Miami Shores]

So does that make Pence Brutus? Ét tu Pencé?

Also, Caesar was stabbed by Senators trying to save the Republic. Does anyone think the Republicans have the spine and balls to even proverbially stab Trump?

I would rather throw my stinking shoes at Obama, like the Arabs do.

[Genivaria]

So does that make Pence Brutus? Ét tu Pencé?

Also, Caesar was stabbed by Senators trying to save the Republic. Does anyone think the Republicans have the spine and balls to even proverbially stab Trump?

I would rather throw my stinking shoes at Obama, like the Arabs do.

Noone ever threw a shoe at Obama.

[Luminesa]

So does that make Pence Brutus? Ét tu Pencé?

Also, Caesar was stabbed by Senators trying to save the Republic. Does anyone think the Republicans have the spine and balls to even proverbially stab Trump?

*Rand Paul raises a hand somewhere.*

[Luminesa]

Oh hey, more cases of supposedly pro-free speech Rightists getting triggered by people using their free speech in ways that they don't like.

This...baffles me. Though at the same time, I think panic might be slightly more appropriate if they did...MacBeth, maybe?

[Gauthier]

I would rather throw my stinking shoes at Obama, like the Arabs do.

Noone ever threw a shoe at Obama.

A cute roundabout way of claiming Bush and Obama are the same.

[Gauthier]

Oh hey, more cases of supposedly pro-free speech Rightists getting triggered by people using their free speech in ways that they don't like.

This...baffles me. Though at the same time, I think panic might be slightly more appropriate if they did...MacBeth, maybe?

That would imply Melania was the real power.