I'm sure he'll use his mugshots to sell merchs

Oh, his sycophants will weaponize this just as much as his enemies will. Mark my words. I think he's too vain to do it himself, though.

Only one side will be quite so unironically funny, though.

https://secure.winred.com/save-amer.....18-x24/details

There's really no rock bottom for this guy

How's this one?: https://imgur.com/gallery/vHY94mr

Narcism and stupidity is a deadly combo, and I really want to say this to his face: "none of this would happen if you just admit you lost"

And the fact that these cultists will always send their hard-earned money to Agent Orange is both funny and sad

(Sorry about the hidden comment, wrong reply)

It's sad and more than a little scary that someone as plainly full of crap and lying through his teeth could build a cult that eats up his shit and keeps sending him money.

And no prob.

A bit off topic, but meanwhile, get a load of this guy: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/51.....#cid:174451923

Very much so

And lol I think it's obvious that guy's a troll

I dunno. I get the feeling that he's whiteknighting for his pal and really feels that way.

Or the same guy using different account

Not impossible, I suppose.

If it's two people, a least the first guy SORT OF had an excuse. This guy sounds much worse and has no excuse at all.

More yuks over there this morning. See the new comments.

Giggle watched me, "Claudette" blocked me, a new white knight showed up, then HSJ blocked me. What a shitshow.

And just now HSJ has just deleted all of our comments.

Lol indeed

HSJ just showed up on my shout page too

Haha! It was Claudette and Nowzaradan that came on and were stirring shit up, including both of them posting stuff by Chloe Roma, who seems to be a complete loony. Giggle and I were done until they showed up.

At this point I'm pretty sure they're all (except Giggle) are the one same person using different accounts lol

Why would HSJ delete their comments, then?

Claudette and Nowzaradan were definitely posting similar things though, with the Chloe Roma stuff. Honestly, check her Twitter and that video. She's a really confused piece of hateful trash. A Google search for her turns up some really weird stuff as well.

It's also rather amusing that HSJ would block me since I never really said anything unkind to him.

The memes made of Trumpy's mugshot are gonna be EPIC... at least the ones that aren't gonna try and make a God-Emperor badass out of a gross tub of goo.

Yeah, but those are likely to be as ironically funny as his ridiculous trading cards.

This is true... then again, those kinds of "jokes" stopped being funny to me circa 2016.

That's The Donald's family name, going back to their immigration from Germany.

His grandpa, IIRC.

I saw this, and it's kinda hilarious, but bear in mind that as much as it humiliates the jackass... it punished the PD that's booking him. Which may or may not be justifiable (ACAB and all that jazz), but bear it in mind.

They've, at least theoretically, got people whose job it is to deal with stuff like this, who are more than likely civilians.

Yeah, but it's a PD, not a print shop. Hundreds of thousands of mandatory requests could swamp them in terms of both HR and financial capacity. However, I'm about 100% sure there will be unofficial faux-oil prints available from Ali Express in multiple sizes within the week.

As soon as someone has a copy it'll be everywhere. It's ridiculously easy for them to send out digital copies too, as I'm sure you know.

I thought they had to provide hard copy?

I would guess probably, if requested.

Why has this taken so long? It was screamingly obvious he's corrupt through and through and he incited violence.

The wheels of justice grind REALLY slowly here, for better and/or worse.

Too slowly in the case of tinpot wannabe dictators it seems :x

He should have been in jail before he even had a chance to run in '16.

They grind slow, but they grind exceedingly fine.

That's been the objective in all of this. The prosecution knows that he's guilty of dozens of crimes, but they have to bring the evidence before a jury. And then the prosecution has to convince the jury that what trump did was wrong. That's not always easy. If the jury doesn't believe that what he did was wrong, they can declare him not guilty. Or if there is reasonable doubt that what he did is not wrong, that too could cause a problem.

So what the prosecution has done is take their time, and put together several charges that...

1. They know for a fact that trump knew was a crime.
2. They know for a fact that they can prove that trump knew it was a crime.
3. They know for a fact that they can demonstrate all of this to the jury in a manner that is both legal and convincing.

I know those three things seem to repeat themselves, but they are, in fact, separate issues. So they've been making their cases air and watertight.

And most importantly of all, they need the cases to be simple.

That's because they want to bring it before the jury, speak for a few minutes to describe what trump did, explain why it's a crime, and show their proof that he knew what he did was a crime. The more simple you can make it, the faster the jury will be able to make a decision.

Also, one of the benefits of making the prosecution as simple as possible, is that it makes the job for the defense incredibly difficult. His lawyers won't be able to object to anything, won't be able to get any evidence thrown out, won't be able to block any testimony, and won't be able to concoct any sort of possible excuse as to why trump did what he did. No technicalities, no loopholes, no gotchas. Short, simple, methodical.

That does make a lot of sense. And you do need a booty tonne of proof especially when dealing with a slippery liar like Trump.

It does make me wonder why he's walking free though spouting nonsense at rallies still. That's still a danger.

You have to weigh the cost vs benefit.

If they throw his ass in jail, his followers will go bonkers and cause riots. Which means they'll be shot and/or arrested. This will provoke terrorist attacks akin to The Troubles, if not even worse than what happened in Northern Ireland. That makes the cost very high, but the benefit is that he can't keep stirring people up.

But if they don't throw him in jail, not only will he think himself invulnerable, all people will lose respect for the rule of law in the United States.

So they have to walk a fine line. They *are* treating him with kid gloves, but at the same time, they're giving him lots and lots of warning, along with miles and miles of rope to hang himself. They've already thrown several people in prison because they made threats while awaiting trial, so trump and his lawyers know, for a fact, that the Justice Department is not bluffing. Combine that with all the warnings, and even his most loyal followers will be reluctant to start trouble. At some point, they'll be saying, "Sir, they *did* warn you to shut up..."

So it's down to a game of "Chicken", to see who blinks first.

And based on trump's most recent behavior, I think he blinked. I'm thinking his lawyers shoved him into a chair and laid it out for him. I wouldn't be surprised if his Secret Service detail "left the room for a few minutes" to help it sink in. He and the others have to report to the jail house by Thursday, August 25th, and he is not getting out of it this time. He's out of deals, out of bargains, out of threats, out of favors.

So here we are, on a countdown to mug shots and bread boards. If he can just shut the fuck up, he *might* be able to avoid having to wait for his trial in a jail cell. But as we all know, he *can't* shut up. It's like asking an Italian to speak without using his hands, or telling a fish to breathe ketchup.

That's why I'm putting money on him jumping on his jet and defecting to Russia.

So buy lots of popcorn, because regardless of how this all turns out in the next four days, you can rest assured it's going to be supremely entertaining!

Another thing to note, as I'm sure you're aware, is that the reason these things have taken so long is that a really good case needs to be built from the bottom up.

This is particularly critical where it comes to the January sixth case. You need to start with the small fish and build up from there. That way you build a pyramid of evidence that points to the top, and you have opportunities to gather evidence and put pressure on the people lower down to turn and provide testimony and/or evidence that incriminates those above them.

This is particularly critical when you come to actual indictments. At that point there is a huge threat hanging over the heads of the folks lower down in the chain to make a deal to reduce their sentences. Both Willis and Smith have done this quite well.

A lot of people have been very impatient about this, and I sympathize, but this is how you build a case that's more likely to succeed in its goal in the end.

maybe we can mint it as an NFT. :D

Wouldn't be surprised if someone tried that, but that market seems rather sleepy these days.

Donald won't approve it to be used as NFT unless his mugshot is somehow edited to make him look super ripped