Tebok

I saw one scampering around in the snow while I was on a ski lift in Colorado.

Trump and MAGA are reincarnated Hitler and Nazis, respectively.

You think Kamala Harris is borderline retarded. I can't imagine what that makes you, somewhere between a brick and a jellyfish.

You're the deluded dork who refers to that orange sack of feces as "Father Trump."

You believe everything your infotainment overlords feed you.

Widely debunked MAGAturd propaganda based on a meme or some lunatic far-right podcaster. Her IQ is around 130, but your must be around 76 to believe all this misinformation baloney you continually buy into, making you the board's dumbest poster.

Such a Hitler move. Next we'll be see censorship of American films that don't align with the MAGAturd vision.

When will all these trade deals Trump promised start rolling in? https://www.cnn.com/2025/05/05/business/trade-war-deal-trump

Thanks for playing. Try me again when you can go toe-to-toe and hold your own, Bro. Go to bed and cry softly on your pillow tonight.

How does my ass taste, Bro? The leading third-party candidate for president—an environmental lawyer and activist, a son and nephew of legendary liberal Democratic politicians—just quit the race and announced that he is joining the campaign of the most anti-environment president and presidential nominee in recent history, the leader of a Republican Party he has turned into a right-wing, anti-democratic, protofascist personality cult. I could go on and on and on, cataloging the contradictions and abandonment of principle, all gobsmacking. But Donald Trump and Bobby Kennedy—as I’ve referred to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. since we met freshman year at Harvard—have always had many features in common as well. Both are entitled playboy sons of northeastern wealth; both (in Michelle Obama’s words) were “afforded the grace of failing forward” as misbehaving, underachieving adolescents admitted to Ivy League colleges thanks to “the affirmative action of generational wealth”; both were reckless lifelong adolescents, both attention-craving philanderers and liars, both jerks. And Kennedy’s hour-long speech today was nearly as meandering and filled with lies as any average hour of Trump. On the subject of reckless-adolescent entitlement, I’ve got one Bobby Kennedy anecdote to tell. But it’s actually relevant to his endorsement of Donald Trump for president and his apparent expectation of joining a second Trump administration. In Kennedy’s speech today, he spoke at length about federal pharmaceutical regulation and programs addressing chronic disease. “I’m going to change that,” he said, promising to “staff” the health agencies very differently. “Within four years, America will be a healthy country … if President Trump is elected and honors his word.” Trump, he added, “has told me that he wants this to be his legacy.” My Bobby Kennedy story involves pharmaceuticals—not the legal, lifesaving kind, such as the vaccines he’s made a career of lying about, but the recreational kind As a candidate, Kennedy got a very sympathetic pass on his years of drug use because he’s an addict, having used heroin from ages 15 to 29. He quit when he was arrested after overdosing on a flight from Minneapolis to the Black Hills and found by police in South Dakota to be carrying heroin; he pleaded guilty and received only probation. Kennedy, as Joe Hagan wrote in a recent Vanity Fair profile, “has made his history of addiction part of his campaign narrative.” As a teenager in Nebraska, I’d smoked cannabis and dropped acid before I got to Harvard in 1972. Sometime during my freshman year, I tried cocaine, enjoyed it, and later decided to procure a gram for myself. A friend told me about a kid in our class who was selling coke. The dealer was Bobby Kennedy. I’d never met him. I got in touch; he said sure, come over to his room in Hurlbut, his dorm, where I’d never been, a five-minute walk. His roommate, whom I knew, was the future journalist Peter Kaplan—with whom I, like Kennedy, remained friends for the rest of his life. He left as I arrived. I wondered whether he always did that when Bobby had customers. “Hi. Bobby,” Kennedy introduced himself. Another kid, tall, lanky, and handsome, was in the room. “This is my brother Joe.” That is, Joseph P. Kennedy II, two years older, the future six-term Massachusetts congressman. Bobby Kennedy wasn’t famous, but he was the most famous person I’d ever met. He poured out a line for me to sample, and handed me an inch-and-a-half length of plastic drinking straw. I snorted. We chatted for a minute. I paid him, I believe, $40 in cash. It was a lot of money, the equivalent of $300 today. But cocaine bought from a Kennedy accompanied by a Kennedy brother—the moment of glamour seemed worth it. Back in my dorm room 10 minutes later, I got a phone call. “Hello?” “It’s Bobby.” “Hi.” “You took my straw!” I realized that I had indeed, and had thought nothing of it. Because … it was a crummy piece of plastic straw. But Bobby was pissed. “There are crystals inside it, man, growing. You took it.” Growing? The residue of powdered cocaine mixed with mucus formed crystals over time? What did I know. It reminded me of some science-fair project. “So … you want the straw back?” “Yeah, man.” I walked it back to his room. He didn’t smile or say thanks. It was the last time I ever bought coke from anyone. A famous rich boy selling a hard drug that could’ve gotten him—or, more precisely, someone who wasn’t him—a years-long prison sentence. His almost fetishistic obsession with a bit of plastic trash. His greedy little burst of anger cloaked in righteousness. His faith that he was cultivating precious cocaine crystals. In retrospect, it has seemed to me a tiny illustration of the child as the father of the man he became: fantastical pseudoscientific crusader, middle-aged preppy who takes selfies with barbecued dogs and plays pranks with roadkill bear cubs he didn’t have time to eat. But the reason I decided finally to share this anecdote is because of a criminal-justice policy advocated by the presidential candidate he’s just endorsed. It’s another of those many spectacular contradictions I mentioned earlier. That is, Donald Trump, if he becomes president as Kennedy is now working to make happen, wants to start executing drug dealers. He said so in a speech as president in 2018: “These are terrible people, and we have to get tough on those people, because … if we don’t get tough on the drug dealers, we’re wasting our time … And that toughness includes the death penalty … We’re gonna solve this problem … We’re gonna solve it with toughness … That’s what they most fear." He said it again in 2022 when he announced his current candidacy: “We’re going to be asking [Congress to pass a law that] everyone who sells drugs, gets caught selling drugs, [is] to receive the death penalty for their heinous acts.” And at a campaign rally this past April, he elaborated at length on his plan to kill drug dealers: “The only thing they understand is strength. They understand strength—and it’ll all stop.” Our policy, he explained, should be like that in the country he otherwise demonizes the most. “When I met with President Xi of China, I said, ‘Do you have a drug problem?’ ‘No no no,’ [he said,] ‘we have no drug problem.’ [I said,] ‘Why is that?’ ‘Quick trial!’ I said, ‘Tell me about a quick trial.’ When they catch the seller of drugs, the purveyor of drugs, the drug dealers, they immediately give them a trial. It takes one day. One day. At the end of that day, if they’re guilty, which they always are … within one day, that person is executed. They execute the drug dealers. They have zero drug problem. Zero.” And so, one question for reporters to ask the new Trump campaigner and potential Trump-administration official Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is something like this: The candidate you’re campaigning for, in whose administration you apparently intend to serve, wants our laws rewritten so that drug dealers, particularly those who sell narcotics, face capital punishment. Given that you sold cocaine in your youth, how do you feel about his advocacy of a regime that might have resulted in your own execution at age 19?

The pope died April 21, and you drunkenly stagger in here almost two weeks later to post some random comment about him being dead and burning in hell. Bro, go to bed, man. You're embarrassing yourself. Pro tip!

Medicine hater RFK Jr. was a drug dealer. https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2024/08/rfk-jr-endorse-trump-execute-drug-dealers/679597/?paymeter=hard-gate-email-test-1&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=cr&utm_campaign=2024_Content_Retargeting_Sales_Standard&utm_content=082624_RFKDrugDealer_Various-Various_NoCTA+-+Copy&utm_term=Retargeting_SiteVisitors&referral=FB_PAID&utm_id=6575616459077&fbclid=IwY2xjawKFEJ9leHRuA2FlbQEwAGFkaWQAAAYVVWLWhWJyaWQRMTJwQUF3Y1gzc0llQ3pJVjIBHu7ydwvSXFRBtK9f7wxRSdF7IspmiJh3NFD2ZXJHvsiHVFjhyhsOs71VITyV_aem_ul7eS2VxXkvWIPjQT-uYqA

You drunk, bro?

What a literary atrocity. He can't even properly punctuate a sentence and correctly capitalize words. Leader of the no-longer-free world! Let Tebok help ol' Donny 2 Dolls here: "Today, I'm directing the Bureau of Prisons, Department of Justice, FBI and Homeland Security to enlarge and rebuild Alcatraz to house America's most ruthless and violent offenders," he wrote, adding, "The Alcatraz reopening will serve as a law, order and justice symbol." Tebok > Trump. He'll have trannies, kids with cancer and innocent U.S. citizens in there in no time!

And fill it with trannies!

The chilling tales of two tariff-loving autocrats: Hitler and Trump. https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2025/04/nazi-germany-tariffs-trade/682521/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=cr&utm_campaign=2024_Content_Content_Retargeting_Sales_Standard&utm_content=042125_HitlersTerribleTariffs_NA_NA_NoCTA+-+Copy&utm_term=Retargeting_SiteVisitors&referral=FB_PAID&utm_id=6575616459077&fbclid=IwY2xjawKEokpleHRuA2FlbQEwAGFkaWQAAAYVVWEhzWJyaWQRMXgwdlNSR2JEdUVycXBJa3oBHvKr4U-953-Llo2JSY_iOztDHRLj6-o9FHHQSG8eM5fqIwRAVeytzdAVH-zq_aem_6183uNk1IE82CkSrq7CYeQ

He won't link anything to that anyway, so it's best to just let him twist in the wind as usual. lol.

Turdcore defines winning as making irrelevant comparisons in order to deflect attention from a topic that frames his cult overlord in a negative light. It's called gish galloping, and he's actually pretty terrible at it.

Obama, whom I never voted for, hasn't been president in almost a decade. Your brain's whatabout lobe has calcified.

We're oh so in awe and envious of you and all your well-off retiredness and mocking autistic people! Takes a big, rich man to do that!

Sick burn, Daddy Warbucks.

LERK AT MEEEEEEEE!!!! I SOOOOOO REEEEEEEEEECCCCCHHHHH!

No, you can't.

It's often because Peefoam/JPsycho finger blasts the report button.

He's easily triggered and resorts to not-cool posting when unhinged.