With your posting history it's rich that you call anyone a troll.
Have you ever seen a video of a family with a cardboard cutout of any other politician?
How many presidential elections have we had since video sharing was a thing? Four? I suspect that there were plenty of cardboard cutouts -- or something like them -- after Obama's election in 08.
Really?
I don't remember there being a lot of Obama cutouts in 2008, but maybe I wasn't target audience for those.
So people who support Democrats and their policies made up only about 10% of Kamala supporters, and the rest of her voters were just anti-Trump haters? That's good to know! The mind of Trumpers never ceases to amaze.
Hey, username definitely checks out.
And not everyone let's (sic) politics become so all consuming that they feel compelled to put up, at Thanksgiving, a cardboard cutout of the person they voted for. But as you noted, maybe that was just incidental...
Has nothing to do with Kamala as a political candidate or person. This behavior underscores fundamental personality differences between members of the two parties and how they view politics. Pubs have abandoned the more traditional view of politics that Democrats still hold to and instead have embraced their party leader as a Messianic figure to whom the party serves and idolizes. This is demonstrated in the belief that the party is a vessel to thieve power to be granted to the leader as well as the public displays of support for the leader in everyday life such as wearing his grift apparel or the behavior in the video in question. These public demonstrations also highlight the Pub "sports fan" mentality toward and WWEification of politics. It's idiocracy come to life.
I’m truly fascinated how this upsets many of you. It’s an obvious conservative family, happy about the election, that decided to have some fun by purchasing a cardboard likeness of Trump and doing the Trump dance (which is viral) before they sat down to enjoy a family gathering. That’s it. No Jim Jones kool aide served for desert. Nobody died. A good time was had by all.
I don’t think you know what “upset” means. We are simply mocking their cultish nonsense.
No one is upset. Perversely bemused, perhaps, in a fashion similar to, say, watching a softcore S&M video of some poor soul agreeing to, say, eat dog food (wet dog food) at the command of his dominatrix or when they brought out The Gimp in Pulp Fiction, but not upset. Certainly not near as legitimately upset (when bemusement would be the more appropriate response) as some of your crowd gets at drag queen story time and the like. Once again, projection on your part...
Right, but twitter had barely even been invented. Facebook was still relatively small. Social media was in its infancy. So if people had cardboard cutouts, we wouldn't know.
No one here is shocked by cultish nonsense from conservatives. We wouldn't be shocked if they bowed their heads and prayed to Trump before the meal. Making a politician your whole personality is a big part of why many people decide to skip those events and quit talking to the weirdos, and I'm not upset about that happening either.