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FUCK TRUMP When he lies, misleads, falls asleep, rambles ln a speech point it out and blame it on Old Age, Mental Decline, and just plain being delusional.

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F U Perverted Old Man #Trump and your Cronies in #ICE 8647
#Resist 24/7/365 Turn up the Volume
#NoKings #Indivisible #BlueCrew
#EpsteinFiles
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November 17, 2025 at 1:04 AM
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F U lying and delusional #Trump and your Cronies in #ICE 8647
#Resist 24/7/365 Turn up the Volume
#NoKings #Indivisible #BlueCrew #photooftheday
This image captures a vibrant and impassioned protest scene, with a group of diverse individuals united in their call for justice and democratic values. The protestors hold a variety of colorful, bold signs that carry powerful messages. For instance: One sign reads "This is Fascism," underscoring a warning against authoritarian practices. Another states "Human Rights Abuses," highlighting concerns about violations of fundamental freedoms. A bright yellow sign declares "Loyalty to the country to the people," suggesting an allegiance to democratic ideals over power structures. The sign "Combining Church & State" suggests a protest against the fusion of religious authority with government, emphasizing the principle of separation of church and state. A large white sign, decorated with American flags, reads "No Kings! No Autocrats! No Dictators! Democracy Only!!," championing democratic governance and rejecting oppressive rule. There is also a smaller sign that reads, "Elect a clown, expect a circus," a critical and somewhat humorous political commentary. The backdrop features a banner with the words "Resist. Reclaim. Renew.," framing the overall theme as one of resistance and reclaiming democratic power, renewal in societal values. Symbolically, the signs and messages evoke themes from democratic movements worldwide, emphasizing civil liberties, human rights, and opposition to autocracy and fascism. The presence of American flags points to these messages being rooted in a U.S. context but also can be seen more universally as symbols of freedom and democracy. Visually, the image is rich with symbolic accessories such as patriotic apparel, hats, and beads, adding a lively and spirited energy to the protest. The green grass and trees in the background suggest the demonstration is taking place outdoors in a public, possibly communal space. Overall, this image reflects a dynamic grassroots protest asserting democratic values, human rights, and opposition …
November 16, 2025 at 7:43 PM
clydepowell.bsky.social
F U Mentally Declining #Trump and his Cronies in #ICE 8647
Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO on every front 24/7/365 Turn up the Volume
#NoKings #Indivisible #BlueCrew
The image is striking and vividly crafted, showcasing a raised fist gripping a submarine sandwich, commonly known as a hoagie or hero sub. The fist itself is colored with bold shades of red, white, and blue, immediately invoking the American flag's patriotic palette. The wrist and forearm bear a dark blue sleeve adorned with three white stars, further strengthening the connection to American symbolism. The clenched fist is a powerful and historic symbol of resistance, solidarity, and strength, often associated with social movements and calls to action. In this image, the fist holding the sandwich seems to blend this traditional political symbol with a humorous or cultural twist—using food, specifically a sub sandwich, as a symbol of resistance. This could be interpreted as a playful statement about everyday life struggles, the importance of culture and identity in activism, or perhaps a nod to local or community pride linked to iconic regional foods. Beneath the image, the word "RESIST" is printed in bold, black capital letters, anchoring the visual metaphor and reinforcing the message of defiance or opposition. The simplicity and clarity of the design make it an effective emblem, merging the aesthetic of protest art with elements of American identity and culinary culture. This fusion might speak to the idea that resistance takes many forms and can be found even in the most unexpected places, such as holding onto one's cultural or personal comforts—even a sandwich—amid broader societal challenges. This image uses minimalism and symbolism to deliver a striking visual metaphor. At first glance, the black shape at the top resembles the distinctive side-swept hairstyle famously associated with Adolf Hitler. Below this, instead of a traditional mustache, there is a small, black silhouette of the continental United States. This clever substitution transforms a notorious symbol of dictatorship and fascism into a commentary on American identity or politics. It might be interpreted as a critique, linking historical authoritarian imagery with aspects of the United States, possibly addressing themes of power, nationalism, or political ideology. The stark contrast between black and white, as well as the careful arrangement of shapes, makes the image immediately recognizable and impactful. The artist's use of iconic symbols compels the viewer to consider the underlying message about history, politics, and cultural perception.
November 16, 2025 at 6:36 AM
clydepowell.bsky.social
F U Feeble Minded #Trump and his Cronies in #ICE 8647
Get in their Heads and stay there until the #Midterms Rent Free
#Resist #TACO on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM ~ FILM Everything
#NoKings #Indivisible #BlueCrew #CharlotteProtests
This powerful black-and-white image captures a moment of intense emotion and protest. At the center stands a man holding a large whistle with the bold, handwritten message: "THIS MACHINE KILLS FASCISM." The phrase echoes a famous slogan from Woody Guthrie, who famously emblazoned it on his guitar during the era of political strife and social upheaval. The key-shaped object seems to symbolically represent a tool of resistance or liberation, turning the idea of a weapon on its head by using music or words as instruments to combat oppressive ideologies. The man's posture is firm and direct, his gaze looking slightly beyond the frame, possibly hinting at resolve or determination. His attire suggests a post-war or mid-20th-century period, adding historical weight to the scene. Behind him, another figure is visible, also mid-action, yet slightly blurred or shadowed, emphasizing the focus on the man with the key. The grain and contrast of the photo contribute to a raw, documentary feel, underscoring the gravity of the protest or cause depicted. Symbolically, this image is a testament to peaceful resistance and the power of art, music, or intellectual tools in fighting tyranny and hate. It captures not just a single moment but an ethos of defiance rooted in cultural and historical struggles against fascism. The visual narrative invites the viewer to reflect on how creativity and conviction can become forms of activism that "kill" oppressive systems without violence.
November 16, 2025 at 2:24 AM
clydepowell.bsky.social
F ck the Feeble Minded Old Man #Trump and Cronies in #ICE 8647
Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM #NoKings #Indivisible #BlueCrew
This political cartoon vividly captures the metaphor of unintended consequences through a caricature of a prominent political figure, depicted springing comically from the top of the U.S. Capitol building. The figure’s exaggerated facial features and expression convey a sense of surprise or dismay, emphasized by the speech bubble saying, "Dang!" The individual wears a jacket adorned with the word "EPSTEIN FILES," linking the cartoon to a controversial or scandalous topic associated with that name. The image brilliantly uses the Capitol dome as a large spring mechanism, visually representing an unexpected and forceful rebound—symbolizing how actions or decisions within the political realm can cause sudden, unanticipated reactions or fallout. The sign on the Capitol reading "SHUTDOWN OVER!" situates the scene in the aftermath of a governmental shutdown, suggesting that what followed was not entirely under control or foreseen. Artistically, the cartoon employs bold line work and dynamic composition, with the spring and the figure breaking free upward to draw the viewer's eye directly to the focal point. The use of light lines radiating from the spring's base accentuates motion and energy, implying a jarring effect. This image likely comments on political turmoil, government crises, or revelations that emerge unexpectedly after a period of tension, encapsulating the chaotic and often unpredictable nature of politics.
November 16, 2025 at 12:48 AM
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#EpsteinFiles
The image is a bold and provocative graphic featuring a silhouette of the United States map filled with a strong political message. The text inside the map reads: "WE ARE NOT DROPPING THE EPSTEIN THING," indicating a firm stance on continuing to investigate or seek accountability regarding Jeffrey Epstein and associated controversies. Above the silhouette is a more explicit expression of displeasure toward Donald Trump. Below the map, the phrase "Release unedited and non-redacted files" demands transparency, likely referring to official documents related to the Epstein case that some believe have been withheld or censored. The use of the U.S. map as a backdrop emphasizes the nationwide significance of the issue, suggesting it concerns the entire country, its justice system, and the public’s right to information. This image captures a moment of political dissent and calls for accountability that resonates with ongoing debates about power, justice, and truth in the public sphere.
November 15, 2025 at 4:54 PM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck The Perverted Old Man #Trump and Cronies in #ICE 8647
Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM #NoKings #Indivisible #VoteBlue #EpsteinFiles
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This image presents a stark and direct text message, resembling a headline or a news teaser, with a black background and white font that demands attention. The words convey a dramatic revelation linking Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump, suggesting that new emails reveal Epstein's negative or "soured" perspective of Trump, framing it with a charged phrase: "I am the one able to take him down." The text implies a sense of conflict or betrayal, hinting at a power struggle or personal grudge rooted in these emails. This snippet provokes curiosity and suggests a scandalous or revealing insight into the complex and infamous relationships among high-profile figures. The font choice and simplicity of the image emphasize the gravity and seriousness of the claim, creating an urgent tone often found in investigative journalism or breaking news contexts. The image taps into ongoing cultural discussions about power, friendships among the elite, and the potential for documented correspondences (emails) to shift public narratives or legal outcomes.
November 15, 2025 at 4:52 PM
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#PamBondi
The image presents a striking portrait of a woman dressed as a clown, exuding a vivid and somewhat unsettling energy. Her makeup is classic yet exaggerated: white face paint, bright red lips that form a wide smile, a round red nose, and bold blue eyebrows and eye accents. The tears painted under her eyes add an element of melancholy to the otherwise cheerful expression, creating a contrast that often symbolizes the duality of clowns—joy mixed with hidden sadness. Her blonde hair is styled in soft, voluminous waves, contrasting with the harsh geometric shapes of her costume, which features a prominent red and gray polka-dot pattern and a ruffled collar topped with a blue bow. The backdrop is out of focus but hints at a festive atmosphere, with balloons in red and white tones contributing to the carnival or party theme. The overall color palette of reds, whites, and blues is visually striking and draws the eye to the central figure. Artistically, clowns often represent more than just entertainers—they symbolize the paradox of human emotions, the mask we wear to conceal true feelings, and sometimes societal commentary on hidden pain beneath humor. This image captures that essence vividly. On the left side of the image, there are added words that introduce a crude and hostile tone, which contrasts starkly with the otherwise theatrical and performative nature of the clown imagery. This text disrupts the composition and injects a modern, antagonistic message that might be interpreted as a rebellious or confrontational statement against a person named Pam Bondi. The juxtaposition of the cheerful clown image and the aggressive text creates a tension that invites deeper reflection on themes of appearance versus intent and underlying conflict.
November 15, 2025 at 2:24 PM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck the Mentally Declining #Trump and Cronies in #ICE 8647

Between the #EpsteinFiles and the possible bad news from SCOTUS with #Tariffs we could push TACO over the edge.
🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞

#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
#NoKings Turn up the Volume and FILM #Indivisible #VoteBlue
November 15, 2025 at 1:32 PM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck the Feeble Minded #Trump and his Cronies in #ICE 8647
Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM #NoKings #Indivisible #VoteBlue
The image captures a person standing in a crowd, holding up a handmade sign that features both text and a drawing. The sign is addressed to "Great Pumpkin," which evokes a playful or seasonal tone, commonly associated with Halloween. The main message of the sign is a humorous plea: "Dear Greatt Pumpkin, Please do something about your Evil Cousin! Thanks." The text is written in a mix of black and purple ink, with the phrase "Evil Cousin!" Trump emphasized in purple and an exclamation mark, suggesting a tone of urgency or frustration. Below the text, there is a colorful cartoon-style drawing of a young person with a disgruntled or unhappy expression, sitting at a table with an envelope and a pencil—elements that suggest the character is writing a letter or complaint. This illustration visually reinforces the message on the sign and adds a personal, expressive touch. The people surrounding the sign-holder are mostly facing away or are partially obscured, indicating the focus is on the sign itself. The setting appears to be outdoors, perhaps at a rally or protest, given the crowd's density and the presence of other signs in the background. Symbolically, the reference to "Greatt Pumpkin" and an "Evil Cousin Trump" can be read as a metaphor for addressing a perceived problem caused by a related or associated party—perhaps a political, social, or cultural critique, communicated with humor and artistic expression. The choice of the pumpkin theme may further imply seasonal context or suggest something "rotten" or problematic beneath an outwardly benign appearance, as pumpkins are often symbols of harvest, festivity, and sometimes disguise or transformation. Overall, the sign combines text and imagery creatively, combining humor, personal expression, and a hint of social commentary in a lively, visually engaging way.
November 15, 2025 at 1:20 PM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck #Trump the Feeble Minded Old Man and Cronies in #ICE 8647
Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM #NoKings #Indivisible #VoteBlue
The image presents a sleek and minimalistic design against a black background. At the top, the word "PROJECT" is displayed in bold, white, uppercase letters, commanding attention with its clarity and simplicity. Beneath this, a semicircular arc composed of numerous small dots takes center stage. These dots are divided into two distinct color sections: a larger blue portion on the left and a smaller red portion on the right. The arrangement of these dots seems to form a stylized representation of a legislative or parliamentary seating chart, often used to visualize political compositions in assemblies or congresses. The colors—blue and red—commonly symbolize political parties or differing factions, with blue often representing more liberal or left-leaning groups, and red indicating conservative or right-leaning entities, depending on cultural context. Below the semicircle, the year "2026" is prominently displayed in a modern, metallic gray font, suggesting a target date or next significant event tied to the "PROJECT." The overall design conveys a forward-looking initiative, possibly tied to political strategy, election forecasting, or future legislative planning. Symbolically, the image evokes ideas of democratic processes, representation, and the balancing of power among differing groups. The choice to use dots instead of solid blocks gives it a dynamic, data-driven aesthetic, implying that the project might involve statistics, projections, or modeling related to governance or societal structures approaching the year 2026. This image uses bold, simple black silhouettes of aquatic creatures to convey a powerful political message. At the top left, there's a large shark, a symbol often associated with dominance or predation, accompanied by the explicit phrase "Fuck Trump." In front of the shark, a small school of fish swims together, suggesting a vulnerable group facing a threat. Below, the central text "ORGANIZE!" commands collective action, urging unity and cooperation. At the bottom, a larger fish shape is formed by many small fish swimming in unison, visually embodying the strength that comes from organizing. The phrase "And as always have a nice day" adds a tone of ironic politeness, contrasting the confrontational message above. Symbolically, the image presents a scenario where small, individually weaker creatures (the fish) join together to create a formidable force that can stand up to a powerful predator (the shark). This serves as a metaphor for social or political movements, emphasizing solidarity against a common adversary. The graphic simplicity and sharp contrast between individual weakness and collective strength is a classic visual metaphor for empowerment and resistance.
November 15, 2025 at 3:40 AM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck the lying and delusional #Trump and Cronies in #ICE 8647
Get in his Head and stay there until the Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM #NoKings #Indivisible #VoteBlue
This image blends a retro aesthetic with contemporary political commentary. The central figure is a woman styled in a classic 1950s housewife look, with carefully curled hair and a red polka-dot blouse under a white apron, evoking nostalgic Americana and domesticity. She is cheerfully arranging cookies on a baking tray, which adds a wholesome, everyday life motif. However, this warm, vintage scene contrasts sharply with the bold, provocative text beside her, which reads: "Fuck Trump" followed by a thematic quote attributed to Jeffrey Epstein, and the phrases "Nothing worst than having a rabid dog cornered. Silence is Complicity" and "and have a nice day." This juxtaposition layers irony and critique over the wholesome imagery, likely intended to provoke thought or stir strong reactions about political figures and societal complicity. The combination of a cheerful domestic image with harsh political language creates a striking dissonance, using familiar visual cues to amplify its message. This style often appears in political satire and countercultural art, using the protective veil of nostalgia to deliver contemporary commentary. The quotes and phrasing imply a sense of urgency and dissent, symbolizing a fight against perceived threats or injustices, with the "rabid dog" metaphor suggesting danger and the need to confront it. In sum, the image uses the recognizable warmth of mid-20th-century American iconography as a backdrop to deliver a stark, critical message about political accountability and silence, engaging viewers through sharp contrasts both visually and textually.
November 14, 2025 at 9:54 PM
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Fuck lying and delusional #Trump and all in the #EpsteinFiles

Nothing worst than having a rabid dog cornered. 8647

Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms Rent Free
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM #NoKings #Indivisible #VoteBlue
The image is a stark, bold graphic set against a solid black background, emphasizing contrast and directness. The word "NOPE" is written in large, white, capital letters, commanding immediate attention. Intriguingly, the letter "O" is stylized with a red tie hanging down from its bottom center, evoking a certain figure known for wearing a red tie—a clear visual nod to Donald Trump. Above the word "NOPE," a sweeping, stylized golden wave mimics Trump's distinctive hairstyle, rendered in a simple yet unmistakable form of three curved lines that suggest motion and personality without the need for finer detail. Beneath "NOPE," the phrase "FUCK TRUMP" appears in all caps, white font, delivering an unambiguous, explicit political message. This composition employs minimalist design elements to powerfully express dissent and rejection. The use of the word "NOPE" combined with visual cues—hair and the red tie—encapsulates a negative response toward Trump in a way that blends humor, sharp critique, and graphic simplicity. Culturally, this image taps into the tradition of protest art and political satire, leveraging visual shorthand that is immediately recognizable without needing direct mention of the name. The design's angry tone complements the broader conversation about political discourse and public reaction to leadership styles, policies, and persona. This image features a raised fist—a powerful and widely recognized symbol of resistance, solidarity, and empowerment. The fist is composed entirely of numerous small peace signs, each in various vibrant colors such as red, yellow, blue, green, purple, and pink. This clever visual fusion blends the themes of peace and protest, suggesting a movement that advocates for change through peaceful but determined resistance. The background is a deep, intense blue that fades to black, creating a sense of depth and focus around the fist. Surrounding the fist are several small, glowing star-like sparkles, which add a magical or hopeful quality to the image. At the bottom, the word "RESIST" is boldly written in green, with a brush-stroke texture that adds an organic, urgent feel to the message. Symbolically, the raised fist has been used globally to represent unity and strength in the face of oppression, often tied to civil rights, labor movements, and social justice causes. The incorporation of multicolored peace signs expands the meaning toward a vision of peaceful resistance—a call for sustained nonviolent action to achieve justice and equality. Additionally, the small crown in the lower left corner next to a stylized eye hints at themes of awareness, vigilance, and perhaps empowerment through knowledge or insight. The overall composition effectively conveys a message of vibrant, peaceful defiance, encouraging viewers to stand firm and resilient in their convictions.
November 14, 2025 at 7:31 PM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck lying and delusional #Trump and all in the #EpsteinFiles
8647
Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM #NoKings #Indivisible #VoteBlue
The image is a stark, black background with white text centered on it, creating a strong contrast that immediately draws attention to the message without distraction. The text is divided into two distinct parts. The first part reads, "'There should be no deflections.' Trump warns Republicans to stay out of Epstein 'trap'." This line suggests a direct quote or paraphrase attributed to former President Donald Trump, cautioning members of the Republican party against diverting attention or changing the subject when dealing with the controversial and highly sensitive topic surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. The use of the word "trap" implies a potentially dangerous or politically damaging situation that could ensnare Republicans if they engage with it incorrectly. The second part states, "Nothing worst than having a rabid dog cornered." This metaphor evokes a vivid image of desperation and danger; a "rabid dog"—wild, aggressive, and uncontrollable—when cornered is potentially the most dangerous and unpredictable. This phrase likely symbolizes the intensity and potential consequences of confronting the Epstein scandal, suggesting that those involved or implicated might react fiercely when pressured. Together, these texts create a narrative about caution, tension, and the volatile nature of political and legal entanglements related to Epstein, reflecting broader concerns about strategy, loyalty, and the risks of confronting powerful or compromised individuals. The style and content suggest a commentary on political dynamics, power struggles, and the delicate balance of public narratives in sensitive cases. The language carries a tone of warning and urgency, reflecting the complexity and peril involved in these real-world issues.
November 14, 2025 at 7:14 PM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck The Perverted Old Man #Trump and #ICE 8647

Fine we intend to investigate everyone
Nothing worst than having a rabid dog cornered.

#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM #NoKings #Indivisible #VoteBlue

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The image consists entirely of white text on a black background, creating a stark and serious visual tone. The text reads: "Trump dismisses mounting questions over Epstein links, then threatens Democratic foes with justice department investigation – live As he faces scrutiny amid latest Epstein email release, US president seeks to use Department of Justice to investigate opponents including Bill Clinton." This is a clear and direct statement about political events involving former US President Donald Trump, highlighting two main points: his dismissal of questions regarding his links to Jeffrey Epstein and his purported use of the Justice Department as a political tool against Democrats, specifically mentioning Bill Clinton as a target. The phrase “– live” suggests this is either a headline for live coverage or breaking news. Symbolically and culturally, this evokes the ongoing controversies and political battles tied to the Epstein scandal, which has had broad implications for figures across the political spectrum. The mention of the Justice Department’s involvement points to concerns about the politicization of legal institutions and the weaponization of investigations for political gain. Overall, the image’s layout and direct wording convey urgency and gravity, framing a narrative of political conflict and legal scrutiny in a highly charged American political context.
November 14, 2025 at 5:57 PM
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This image presents a bold political statement centered on the silhouette of the United States. The shape of the country serves as a backdrop for the text, which reads: "WE ARE NOT DROPPING THE EPSTEIN THING." Above this message, the phrase "FUCK TRUMP" is prominently displayed, conveying strong disapproval of former President Donald Trump. The black silhouette against a neutral background creates a stark contrast that immediately draws the viewer’s attention to the text inside. The phrase "THE EPSTEIN THING" refers to Jeffrey Epstein, a highly controversial figure associated with criminal allegations and conspiracy theories involving high-profile individuals. The demand for "Release unedited and non-redacted files" explicitly calls for transparency and public access to potentially withheld documents related to Epstein’s case. The image encapsulates frustration and a call to action, reflecting broader themes of distrust in political leadership and a push for accountability. The use of the U.S. map symbolizes that this issue is of national importance and concern. Overall, the image functions as a politically charged protest graphic, combining visual geography with textual urgency to highlight issues of justice, transparency, and political critique.
November 13, 2025 at 8:28 PM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck the Old Man #Trump and Cronies in #ICE 8647
Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM #NoKings #Indivisible
The image presents a stark and impactful block of text, using bold, black, uppercase letters against a plain, light background. The font is clean and imposing, designed to grab the viewer’s attention immediately. The message itself is direct and provocative, prompting deep reflection on personal morality and behavior under oppressive regimes. The text reads: "IF YOU'VE EVER WONDERED WHETHER YOU WOULD HAVE COMPLIED DURING 1930'S GERMANY, NOW YOU KNOW." This statement evokes the historical context of Nazi Germany in the 1930s, a period marked by widespread complicity, conformity, and the failure of many individuals to resist or oppose the regime’s atrocities. It challenges the reader to consider their own potential actions in the face of authoritarianism, social pressure, and moral compromise. The message functions symbolically as a mirror, inviting introspection about courage, resistance, and ethical responsibility in times of injustice. It confronts issues of historical memory and the human capacity for both complicity and defiance. No additional imagery or decorative elements distract from the text, reinforcing the gravity and seriousness of the statement. The simplicity of the visual presentation enhances its role as a moral prompt, making the viewer focus purely on the question posed. Overall, the image is a powerful reminder of history’s lessons and a call to critically examine one’s own values and actions in challenging circumstances. In this image, an individual sits in a wheelchair in an outdoor setting, possibly at a public gathering or protest, as suggested by the presence of other people and tents in the background. The person is dressed in a pink top and wears glasses and a cap, with a calm and composed expression on their face. The individual holds a bold, rectangular sign with a strong and direct message written in all capital letters for emphasis. The sign reads: "YOUR LIFE ISN'T SHIT BECAUSE OF IMMIGRANTS OR TRANS PEOPLE. IT'S BECAUSE YOU'RE A RACIST, MISOGYNIST ASSHOLE." This sign carries a clear socio-political statement challenging common scapegoating narratives. It confronts the viewer with a call to reconsider prejudiced views blaming marginalized groups such as immigrants and transgender individuals for personal or societal problems. The language is confrontational, designed to provoke reflection or highlight systemic issues of racism and misogyny. Artistically and culturally, the image captures a moment of activism where individual expression, accessibility, and direct communication blend. The presence of the individual in a wheelchair holding the sign symbolizes inclusion and the multifaceted nature of social justice movements, where people of various backgrounds and abilities raise their voices for equity and truth.
November 13, 2025 at 1:09 PM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck #Trump the Old Man and Cronies in #ICE 8647

"YEP"

Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM ~ FILM ~ FILM #NoKings
The image presents a close-up of Steve Bannon's face, capturing a serious and intense expression. His gaze is directed slightly away from the camera, suggesting deep thought or resolve. The lighting highlights the texture and contours of his skin, emphasizing the lines and details that tell a story of experience and conviction. Text accompanies the image, prominently displaying a powerful and defiant quote attributed to Bannon: "I WILL TELL YOU RIGHT NOW, WITH GOD AS MY WITNESS: IF WE LOSE THE MIDTERMS AND WE LOSE 2028, SOME IN THIS ROOM ARE GOING TO PRISON—MYSELF INCLUDED." Certain phrases are highlighted in yellow for added emphasis, drawing the viewer’s focus to the gravity of potential consequences he foresees. From a symbolic and cultural perspective, the quote and Bannon’s expression evoke themes of political struggle, accountability, and the high stakes involved in U.S. elections. The mention of “midterms” and “2028” situates the image within a contemporary political context, alluding to the critical nature of upcoming elections in shaping the future political landscape. The invocation of “God as my witness” adds a solemn, almost religious weight to his declaration, signaling personal and moral seriousness. In short, this image is a blend of portraiture and political messaging, capturing both the personal resolve of a figure and the broader tensions of American political life.
November 12, 2025 at 4:55 PM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck #Trump the lying and delusional and the Cronies in #ICE 8647
Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM ~ FILM ~ FILM #NoKings
This image presents a powerful and provocative political statement layered in a stark black-and-white design. The bold phrase "FUCK TRUMP" is placed prominently at the top in all caps, immediately drawing attention with its directness and emotional intensity. Below this, the iconic phrase from the U.S. Constitution, "We the People," is rendered in a script style reminiscent of the original document, evoking a sense of historical gravity and national identity. Following this script is the phrase "ARE PISSED OFF," also in capital letters, emphasizing frustration or anger from "the people." The juxtaposition of the revered constitutional phrase with blunt, modern language underscores a clash between traditional American values and contemporary political dissatisfaction. At the bottom, a quote attributed to Oscar Wilde reads, "Some men improve the world only by leaving it." This adds a layer of intellectual and somewhat sardonic commentary, suggesting that the subject of the statement (implied to be Donald Trump) has failed in a way that his absence might be an improvement. The overall effect is striking, combining patriotic symbolism with outspoken political critique. It captures a moment of dissent and uses both historical references and contemporary language to express a collective sense of discontent. The use of "We the People" ties individual frustration back to a collective civic identity, reinforcing that this anger is positioned as a democratic or societal grievance rather than a personal one.
November 12, 2025 at 4:23 PM
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Fuck lying and delusional #Trump and Cronies in #ICE 8647

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November 12, 2025 at 2:49 PM
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Fuck #Trump the Wannabe #Fascist #Dictator and #ICE 8647
Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
#NoKings Turn up the Volume and FILM ~ FILM ~ FILM
In this image, the central focus is a brightly decorated sign prominently held up in a crowd. The sign reads "FIGHT FASCISM" in bold, black uppercase letters on a white background. The edges of the sign are framed with a vivid red border, which is further adorned with shiny blue tinsel-like decorations at the corners, adding a visually striking and festive touch that contrasts with the serious message. The person holding the sign is positioned in the foreground and is wearing a yellow T-shirt, but their face is obscured by the sign, making the message the unmistakable focal point. Behind this individual, a crowd of people is gathered, some with serious or focused expressions, suggesting a protest or rally atmosphere. The attire of the people and overall scene conveys a sense of casual unity and shared purpose. Symbolically, the sign's message—"FIGHT FASCISM"—is a powerful political statement calling for resistance against authoritarian and oppressive regimes or ideologies. Its decorative framing might symbolize the importance and celebration of freedom, solidarity, and activism. The colors red, white, and blue could indirectly evoke themes connected to national identity or democratic values, though this depends on cultural context. Overall, this image captures a moment of civic engagement where individuals band together to voice opposition to fascism, emphasizing both the urgency and collective spirit of the cause. The image presents a powerful and direct protest sign held aloft by a person whose face is only partially visible, with eyes peeking just above the sign. The sign itself uses bold, black uppercase letters on a plain white background framed by a light wooden border, making the message stark and unambiguous: "WE AREN'T BEING GOVERNED WE'RE BEING LOOTED" TRUMP 2.0 The choice of words evokes a strong criticism of the current state of governance, suggesting the idea that instead of fair leadership and service to the public, those in power are exploiting or taking advantage of the people—a sense of betrayal and corruption. The mention of "TRUMP 2.0" ties the sentiment explicitly to a modern political context, likely referencing a continuation or resurgence of the political style or ideology associated with former U.S. President Donald Trump. This phrase suggests the belief that policies or actions under a current or future administration branded as "Trump 2.0" will perpetuate or exacerbate this perceived exploitation. The visual composition—just the eyes showing above the sign—adds a human element to the protest, symbolizing perhaps the voice of the people or the citizenry standing up to express frustration and demand accountability. Overall, the image encapsulates a moment of political dissent, sharing an evocative message that blends protest art with concise political commentary.
November 12, 2025 at 6:09 AM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck #Trump the Wannabe #Fascist #Dictator and #ICE 8647
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
#NoKings Turn up the Volume and FILM ~ FILM ~ FILM
The image presents a bold and emphatic political statement rendered in block letters. The phrase "FUCK TRUMP" is written at the top in all capital letters, capturing immediate attention with its raw and direct expression of strong disapproval. Below, the words "NEVER FORGET, NEVER FORGIVE" appear in large, red, bold font, emphasizing a resolute and unyielding stance. The message continues underneath in smaller black text: "WHAT REPUBLICANS ALLOWED TRUMP TO DO TO AMERICA." Visually, the use of red and black colors creates a stark and urgent mood, underscoring feelings of anger and insistence. The hierarchical arrangement of the text guides the viewer through an emotional journey—from the initial outburst to a call for memory and accountability. Symbolically, this image reflects deep political division and frustration with the former president, Donald Trump, as well as a critique of the Republican Party’s role during his tenure. The phrases “Never forget, never forgive” evoke a sense of a lasting grievance, implying perceived damage or harm to the country. Such rhetoric is common in political protest imagery, aimed at motivating reflection, discussion, or action. Overall, the image is a clear example of expressive political commentary, using typography and color to deliver an uncompromising and provocative message.
November 12, 2025 at 3:55 AM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck the Wannabe #Fascist #Dictator #Trump and #ICE 8647
Get in his Head and stay there until the #Midterms "Rent Free"
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM ~ FILM ~ FILM #NoKings
The image features a person dressed in an elaborate, vintage-inspired outfit with a rich burgundy color, accentuated by a large, dramatic flower accessory in their curly blonde hair. Their expression is cheerful and engaging as they hold up a sign that reads "RESIST" in bold letters. The setting is a parody of the White House press briefing room, evident from the backdrop and the presence of two American flags flanking the scene. The use of an exaggeratedly stylish outfit contrasts sharply with the serious nature of the traditionally formal environment, creating a sense of satire. The text above the image references the disparity between the Capitol and the Districts, an allusion to "The Hunger Games" universe, where the Capitol is known for its extravagance and the districts endure hardship. The phrase "May the odds be ever in your favor!!!" is a well-known line from the series, often tied to the theme of manipulation and social inequality. Symbolically, the "RESIST" sign serves as a call to oppose oppression or unfair treatment, aligning with the rebellious spirit often associated with the districts in the Hunger Games narrative. The image as a whole uses humor and pop culture references to critique political and social issues concerning inequality and privilege.
November 12, 2025 at 1:51 AM
clydepowell.bsky.social
Fuck lying and delusional #Trump and Cronies in #ICE 8647
#Resist #TACO and his Clown Show on every front 24/7/365
Turn up the Volume and FILM ~ FILM ~ FILM #NoKings
The image is a political cartoon featuring two figures. One figure, characterized with exaggerated features resembling Donald Trump, is depicted asking for "$200 million ballroom," implying a desire for an extravagant, costly project. Trump is shown with his hand extended, palm up, as if begging or requesting the large sum of money. Opposite him stands a woman who looks worn and weary, holding a cardboard sign that reads "Can't afford groceries." Her expression and posture convey hardship and struggle, clearly contrasting the luxury and excess requested by the other figure. The cartoon creates a powerful visual and symbolic contrast between the priorities of leadership and ordinary citizens. The $200 million ballroom represents an example of government spending on vanity projects or personal indulgences, while the woman’s sign points to the real, everyday needs of people who are struggling to make ends meet. Artistically, the exaggerated features and stark contrast between figures highlight the disparity and irony in these competing needs. The image critiques societal or political systems where resources might be prioritized for extravagance over basic human necessities, reflecting ongoing debates about government spending and empathy for vulnerable populations.
November 12, 2025 at 1:05 AM
clydepowell.bsky.social
This image presents a political critique with a clear and bold layout. At the top, the phrase "PROMISE EVERYTHING" is displayed in uppercase letters, with a blue font on a white background, emphasizing the idea of making grand promises. Beneath this text stands an image of a man resembling former U.S. President Donald Trump, gesturing with his arms outstretched in a shrugging or dismissive pose, which visually complements the message of unfulfilled promises. Directly below the figure, large white uppercase letters on a red background proclaim "DELIVER NOTHING," suggesting failure to follow through on commitments. The bottom line reads "BLAME BIDEN" in the same bold red font on a white background, indicating the act of shifting responsibility to President Joe Biden. The color scheme—red, white, and blue—mirrors the colors of the U.S. flag, reinforcing the political context. The entire image functions as a satirical commentary on political behavior, particularly accusing one figure of failing to keep promises and deflecting accountability. This style of visual rhetoric is common in political memes, using sharp contrast, recognizable figures, and simple phrasing to quickly convey criticism. The combination of text and image compels viewers to reconsider narrative strategies often employed in political discourse.
November 11, 2025 at 9:01 PM