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Co-opting Covidiocy 0

Snopes has an article exploring why far-right groups, like the Proud Boys, are embracing the “reopen the economy” protests. An excerpt:

For far-right groups, almost any interaction is an opportunity to connect with people with social or economic insecurities or their children. Even if some of the protesters have genuine concerns, they’re in protest lines near people looking to offer them targets to blame for society’s problems.

Once they’re standing side by side at a protest, members of far-right hate groups begin to share their ideas. That lures some people deeper into online groups and forums where they can be radicalized against immigrants, Jews or other stereotypical scapegoats.

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Tales of the Trumpling: Snapshots of Trickle-Down Trumpery 0

In the vanguard of Trumpling.

And, in more positive news, tailgating against Trumpling . . . .

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A Notion of Immigrants 0

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Tales of the Trumpling: Snapshots of Trickle-Down Trumpery 0

A reopening Trumpling.

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Tales of the Trumpling: Snapshots of Trickle-Down Trumpery 0

Trumpled on the links.

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Facebook Frolics, Twits on Twitter, Idiots on Instagram, Yahoos on Youtube 0

You can’t make this stuff up, but they can. And do.

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Tales of the Trumpling: Snapshots of Trickle-Down Trumpery 0

Yet another schoolyard Trumpling.

They managed to get themselves expelled from school, even though it’s not in session in these viral times.

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Twits on Twitter 0

Twits going (butter)nuts.

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Tales of the Trumpling: Snapshots of Trickle-Down Trumpery 0

I may not have any ID on me in my own front yard, either, but I got a dollar to a doughnut I wouldn’t get cuffed for it.

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Tales of the Trumpling: Snapshots of Trickle-Down Trumpery 0

A stock car Trumpling.

Afterthought:

I’m so old that I can remember when they actually raced in stock cars.

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Tapping the Reserve 0

Thom and Professor Richard Wolff discuss how the Federal Reserve creates money with mouse clicks.

Remember, every currency is a fiat currency. Even diamonds, gold, and silver are valuable only because persons think they are valuable.

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Twits on Twitter 0

A dietitian of twits.

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Tales of the Trumpling: Snapshots of Trickle-Down Trumpery 0

Unmasking a Trumpling.

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Twits on Twitter 0

Unreconstructed twits.

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Tales of the Trumpling: the Trumpling Goes Viral 0

Trumpled in the grocery store:

The man coughed on an employee, who backed away from the encounter.

A second employee intervened, and that’s when the man said that racial minorities are to blame for the coronavirus pandemic. Both employees were minorities, one black and the other of Asian descent.

The story goes on to report that the man was arrested, detained for a short time, then released “as police prepare a case for consideration of charges,” whatever that means.

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American PoliSci 101 0

MAGA-hat wearing man riding brightly decorated unicorn-like rocking horse labeled

Via Job’s Anger.

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Tales of the Trumpling: Snapshots of Trickle-Down Trumpery 0

A Mammoth Trumpling.

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Facebook Frolics 0

Viral frolics.

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Tales of the Trumpling: the Trumpling Goes Viral 0

At the San Francisco Chronicle, Bonnie Tsui tells tales of Trumpling in these viral times. A snippet:

In an airport lounge at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport last week, a young woman was asked by a group of three men to move farther away due to their coronavirus anxiety. She texted her father about the exchange, who posted her note on Twitter: “‘I told them, sure, I’d move, but I’ve never been to China and that their racial profiling is what’s hurting this country.’”

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The Mask 0

Title:  A sign that Trump is taking the threat seriously . . . He's wearing a facemask.  Image:  Donald Trump in a KKK hood saying

Via Job’s Anger.

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