Elderly White People Protest Against Democracy
Posted By: Dreadnought, 10/20/2025 12:36:34 AM
The Democrats (and their socialist and Communist allies) mounted “no kings” protests yesterday, just as they did in July. The July protests accomplished absolutely nothing, and yesterday’s will be no different. The New York Times kept up a brave front, headlining “‘No More Trump!’: Protesters Denouncing the President Unite Across the Country.” But in fact, the protests were mostly the occasion for epic trolling. We could consider this a supplement to yesterday’s Week In Pictures:
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