How have I not seen any Alien vs Predator art of a normal person facing off against Trump?

A strong person can show kindness and mercy. A weak person bullies and throws tantrums.

We don't talk enough about how Donald Trump plaguerized Metal Gear Solid: Revengeance for his slogan.

Don't get bogged down debating whether or not it was an evil salute. Bring up the fact Musk supports the AFD.

“I see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute, one minute. Is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside, or almost a cleaning?”

What if Musk specifically did that gesture not as a dog whistle nor out-of-context mistake. But to stir up controversy. To be in the news and further divide people.

...then again he has expressed support for the AFD

We live in a society where this is a headline

It's becoming more clear to me the idea of a "strong man" in the US actually means "bully"

Maybe the people saying natural disasters are Gods wrath/the governments fault could be right.

It could be God's wrath to our poor stewardship of the Earth. The government conspiracy is the fighting and denial of climate change. The prophets who warned us to were the ignored scientists

Imagine thinking the fires in LA are so bad because there's too many minorities in the fire department. Not because budget cuts are making it so there are too few resources and fire fighters

If I believed all social media then I'd believe a natural disaster in blue states it's somehow God's wrath. But if it happens in red states it's the government.

When dogs smell spots other dogs pee'd that's like their social media right?

It definitely would explain why Sammie wants to bark at every dog he passes by

Hear me out. Everyone's so nonchalant about assassins in the John Wick series because assassin's are just the next stage of the gig economy. They're probably all on Uberkills. You think Zero in John Wick 3 was a chef cause that's his cover. No that's his main job. Murder's his side gig.

Just two cuties staring at each other
#Dachshund

Just trying to get more #dogs on my feed with Samwise and Jacks

With all the alternate universes and one-shots in comics, I think Marvel should have a Japanese American Captain America.

A Captain America in the 442nd, the most decorated unit, who loves the US, but has family interned in camps. I just think it could be such a good story to tell