Cosplay ICE Barbie Gnome

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Fucking weird.

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Keep your Superstar Cultmaster protected.

If that camel acts up, is she going to add the name "camel killer" to go with "dog killer" and "goat killer"?

"goat killer"
Your avatar a reflection of what you identify as?

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Fucking weird.

https://bsky.app/profile/ronfilipkowski ... cguriaxs2x

No hats in the mess hall

I'd like to see a running total showing how much money ICE Barbie is spending on self-aggrandizing PR.

All of the ad space throughout Metro has switched from inclusive initiatives, nonprofit organizations, and trendy products to the Regime’s propaganda. This messaging is scary and doesn’t make people feel safe or happy.


#resist #fascism

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Prime vandal space

Cosplay Barbie, makin' the rounds. This isn't a job; it's a vanity project for her.

She thinks she's a movie star. She's cartoonish at this point.

Nice promo for the Immigrants Game. I still find her and her soul repulsive.

She is so creepy

So, how much did her make up team and stylist cost the U.S. taxpayers?

How does someone that vapid and vain get to be a governor? I’ve been to South Dakota and while I like the people, their politics is nuts.

Lots more.

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How does someone that vapid and vain get to be a governor? I’ve been to South Dakota and while I like the people, their politics is nuts.

Lots more.

"Vapid and vain" is sometimes a feature, not a bug, for politicians, especially governors. Palin, Huckleberry, Abbot, DeSantis, yada. But ICE Barbie is a cut above. Even Palin wouldn't have worn that tight white t-shirt to pose in front of a bunch of El Salvadore prisoners locked into a cage that wouldn't be acceptable for stray dogs.

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How does someone that vapid and vain get to be a governor? I’ve been to South Dakota and while I like the people, their politics is nuts.

Lots more.

"Vapid and vain" is sometimes a feature, not a bug, for politicians, especially governors. Palin, Huckleberry, Abbot, DeSantis, yada. But ICE Barbie is a cut above. Even Palin wouldn't have worn that tight white t-shirt to pose in front of a bunch of El Salvadore prisoners locked into a cage that wouldn't be acceptable for stray dogs.

How bout' if she wore it by your gated community?

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"Vapid and vain" is sometimes a feature, not a bug, for politicians, especially governors. Palin, Huckleberry, Abbot, DeSantis, yada. But ICE Barbie is a cut above. Even Palin wouldn't have worn that tight white t-shirt to pose in front of a bunch of El Salvador prisoners locked into a cage that wouldn't be acceptable for stray dogs.

Someone should do a supercut of Friendly Fire Gnome's cosplays, maybe interspersed with a quick change artist or Heidi Klum's Halloweens.

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"Vapid and vain" is sometimes a feature, not a bug, for politicians, especially governors. Palin, Huckleberry, Abbot, DeSantis, yada. But ICE Barbie is a cut above. Even Palin wouldn't have worn that tight white t-shirt to pose in front of a bunch of El Salvador prisoners locked into a cage that wouldn't be acceptable for stray dogs.

Someone should do a supercut of Friendly Fire Gnome's cosplays, maybe interspersed with a quick change artist or Heidi Klum's Halloweens.

Send her a shooting target print of your avatar.

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"Vapid and vain" is sometimes a feature, not a bug, for politicians, especially governors. Palin, Huckleberry, Abbot, DeSantis, yada. But ICE Barbie is a cut above. Even Palin wouldn't have worn that tight white t-shirt to pose in front of a bunch of El Salvador prisoners locked into a cage that wouldn't be acceptable for stray dogs.

Someone should do a supercut of Friendly Fire Gnome's cosplays, maybe interspersed with a quick change artist or Heidi Klum's Halloweens.

Even professional camera-hog showboat Kardashians tone it down for occasions like court appearances.

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Someone should do a supercut of Friendly Fire Gnome's cosplays, maybe interspersed with a quick change artist or Heidi Klum's Halloweens.

Speaking of Halloween.



LOL

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And I guess all this is fine with the cultists. But I was thinking, suppose I supported Trump. And suppose I liked Gnome and somehow believed her to be qualified for the job. And suppose further that I even believed she's doing a good job. Even with that, I don't see how I would not find her costuming, and particularly the El Salvadore pic, to be highly inappropriate. What's wrong with saying "Kristi was a great choice for the job, but she needs to represent the position in a more professional manner" ?

But even the slightest dissent is not allowed.

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"Vapid and vain" is sometimes a feature, not a bug, for politicians, especially governors. Palin, Huckleberry, Abbot, DeSantis, yada. But ICE Barbie is a cut above. Even Palin wouldn't have worn that tight white t-shirt to pose in front of a bunch of El Salvador prisoners locked into a cage that wouldn't be acceptable for stray dogs.

Someone should do a supercut of Friendly Fire Gnome's cosplays, maybe interspersed with a quick change artist or Heidi Klum's Halloweens.

Even professional camera-hog showboat Kardashians tone it down for occasions like court appearances.

It's doubtful that they know how to "handle a gun" to take down a "goat".

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And I guess all this is fine with the cultists. But I was thinking, suppose I supported Trump. And suppose I liked Gnome and somehow believed her to be qualified for the job. And suppose further that I even believed she's doing a good job. Even with that, I don't see how I would not find her costuming, and particularly the El Salvadore pic, to be highly inappropriate. What's wrong with saying "Kristi was a great choice for the job, but she needs to represent the position in a more professional manner" ?

But even the slightest dissent is not allowed.

"thinking" - That sets you apart from the MAGAts right at the start. They are not to question, analyze nor certainly dissent. Period.

Friendly Fire Barbie, online BA in PoliSci, vs the Posse Comitatus Act:

'What happens in a dictatorship': Outrage as leaked Kristi Noem letter shows 'grave escalation'

... In a letter obtained by The San Francisco Chronicle, Noem wrote to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that the Pentagon should direct military forces "to either detain, just as they would at any federal facility guarded by military, lawbreakers under Title 18 until they can be arrested and processed by federal law enforcement, or arrest them."

The leaker is a patriot and hero. The Chron was a wise choice.

The Posse Comitatus Act prohibits the military from taking part in domestic law enforcement without the authorization of Congress.

Noem called on the DOD to "support to our law enforcement officers and agents across Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and Federal Protective Services (FPS), as they defend against invasive, violent, insurrectionist mobs that seek to protect invaders and military aged males belonging to identified foreign terrorist organizations, and who seek to prevent the deportation of criminal aliens."

Henny Penny.

Noem did not specify the so-called "identified foreign terrorist organizations" that she claimed are involved in the protests that have erupted in Los Angeles in recent days in response to raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), in which 118 immigrants were arrested last week.

ACLU, La Raza, UFW, NPR, Australia's News9, etc.

President Donald Trump has referred to the protests against his mass deportation operation as "riots," and has claimed those attending the demonstrations are "insurrectionists," but the protests were reported to be "largely peaceful" before Trump ordered more than 2,000 members of the California National Guard to Los Angeles on Saturday.

On Monday, 700 Marines were also deployed.

Syracuse University law professor William Banks told the Chronicle that Noem's request for members of the military to arrest protesters whom she labeled "lawbreakers" could be a step toward "the invocation of the Insurrection Act."

The Insurrection Act was last invoked in 1992 when Los Angeles residents erupted in fury over the acquittal of four Los Angeles Police Department officers who had been filmed savagely beating Rodney King, a black man who they had pulled over after a high-speed chase.

The 1792 law authorizes the president to deploy military forces domestically to suppress rebellions or unrest, when local or state law enforcement is unable to control the situation.

But Stephen Dycus, a professor emeritus at Vermont Law and Graduate School and an expert in national security law, emphasized that local authorities did not appear to lose control of the protests over the weekend.

Of course not, it was always a police matter.

Noem's requests for military arrests, along with Trump's federalization of the National Guard and deployment of the Marines, "can be seen as using the military, or at a minimum using that threat, to instill fear in the American people and discourage the kinds of protests that are going on in Los Angeles," Dycus told the Chronicle. "So this could be viewed as a preparation for invoking the Insurrection Act, or it could be viewed as part of a larger effort to frighten people who otherwise would exercise their First Amendment guarantee of free speech and protest."

Assaulting the Constitution is the whole point of DT47.

Banks called Noem's push for military detentions of Los Angeles residents "a grave escalation."

The secretary indicated in her letter to Hegseth that she would send a formal request in the coming days. She also called for "the transportation of munitions" from Fort Benning and Wyoming, but did not say what the weapons would be used for.

California state Sen. Scott Wiener (D-11) said Trump's use of the military to suppress protests—which began when ICE agents searched the garment district of Los Angeles for undocumented workers—proves his mass deportation campaign "has nothing to do with deporting criminals and everything to do with creating a militarized terror police state."

"This isn't what happens in a democracy," Wiener told the Chronicle, "this is what happens in a dictatorship."

Yup.

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Wiener, now there's an appropriate name for a gay leftist.

He's a "Rainbow" like you, so he wouldn't find her appealing. Nor would "Rainbow city" San Francisco find her appealing. Although, goats are terrified of her.

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Someone should do a supercut of Friendly Fire Gnome's cosplays, maybe interspersed with a quick change artist or Heidi Klum's Halloweens.

Speaking of Halloween.

https://x.com/anyonewantchips/status/19 ... 2168151345

LOL

Bennie Thompson, 77
Tougaloo College BA in political science in 1968.
MS in educational administration from Jackson State University in 1972. He was probably there for the Jackson State killings on May 15, 1970. Police killed 2 and injured 12. 11 days after the Kent State murders, which got more coverage.
Schoolteacher
Alderman and then mayor of Bolton
Hinds County Supervisor
D, US Rep for Mississippi's 2nd congressional district since 1993 (much of Western MS including most of Jackson)

Hero.

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Real American hero.

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Real American hero.

. . . with a cool tie.


Breaking:


Democrat Senator Alex Padilla (CA) arrested at DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s press conference (in L.A.) #kristinoem

Continued video shows the cooperating Padilla taken to the hallway floor and cuffed by the FBI.

3:12 EDT Edit: Now being discussed on Senate floor, live on CSPAN2.

3:19 Edit: Jasmine, search for the fiery comments from your Sen Brian Schatz.

3:49 Edit: Amazing Dem speeches - Kaine (VA), Liz! (MA), both WA Sens, both NJ Sens, both MD Sens , Both DE Sens, Adam Schiff (CA), etc. Zero RepuQ condemnations, zero. Shameful.

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Breaking:


Democrat Senator Alex Padilla (CA) arrested at DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s press conference (in L.A.) #kristinoem