Making a Mockery Out of a SHITHOLE

Making a Mockery Out of a SHITHOLE

The Republican Nut Camp (RNC) was last week.

Aside from being introduced to SHITHOLE 2.0, throughout the event we saw pictures of SHITHOLE donning what many referred to as a “maxi-pad” on his ear. Which made everyone laugh at SHITHOLE because for someone who barely received a “nick” to their ear and didn’t even require stitches, to wear a bandage as large as that on your ear, just makes it look like you’re trying to prevent what’s left of your brains from oozing out.

King Idiot SHITHOLE

Along with SHITHOLE wearing his new accessory, a number of his groupies decided it would be cute if they did so also. But what they felt was an act of solidarity, actually made them look like they were mocking SHITHOLE.

Idiots

I mean what decent person would knock a man down when he’s got a boo-boo? Especially one who was allegedly “shot” at. One who kept reiterating that he shouldn’t have even been there (he had that right–convicted felons shouldn’t be at the RNC). And by wearing replica maxi-pads on their ears, these dolts not only made themselves look more idiotic than they already are, they were also mocking their King Idiot SHITHOLE.

Think about it. If SHITHOLE broke his leg or arm, would these fools follow suit in the name of “solidarity”? If he had a stroke or heart attack, how many would fake one? Jump off a bridge? Nix himself?

We could only hope they would follow suit in true mocking “solidarity”. No wonder the world is laughing at these people who can’t even think for themselves. Fools.

The Motive

The Motive

So it’s been a week since SHITHOLE got his boo-boo and the Secret Service is still baffled as to why anyone would want to shoot at SHITHOLE.

The motive is staring them right in the face. The shooter shot at SHITHOLE because like most of the entire WORLD, HE WAS SICK OF SHITHOLE’S SHIT!

Such A Beautiful Soul

Such A Beautiful Soul

I just want to take a moment to comment about Richard Simmons.

Growing up in the 80’s and being an overweight teen, he was a staple in my house. I remember many summers being spent watching his morning talk show, which always ended with a round of exercise. For me he was truly the first inspiration I ever had to lose weight.

I owned the vinyl exercise record “Reach” and would exercise to it every day. I remember there was one song on there (he sang on all the songs) where you had to do leg lifts. So you’d be doing the lifts with one leg and when those repetitions were done, he would say “now we have to do the other leg or you’ll walk funny all day”.

I know many people on social media that knew him mention how much he cared about people. You didn’t have to know him to realize that. Only a caring person would dedicate his life to helping others lose weight. And he did.

Richard knew what anyone who watched or listened to him was going through because he had been through it himself. That made him even more inspirational. To me if he could do it, so could I.

He truly was a beautiful soul.