I like the man on his left reading the shirt
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What's that flag mean? It looks like it says "I'm an asshole", but I'm not quite sure.
The blue line is supposed to be the police protecting you from IDK black people and foreigners and other "troublesome" things. So for young rightwing losers, usually goes along with guns and fragile masculinity.
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Well he is american, so something like this?
Texas is not the whole USA
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What's that flag mean? It looks like it says "I'm an asshole", but I'm not quite sure.
In addition to what others have said, you can search for "thinn blue line" for more info on it. Basically meant to be on support of the kind of cops that killed George Floyed.
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It's a mark of support for police. Often used unironically beside the 'don't tread on me' snake.
What what what?!? The "Tread harder, daddy" snake is based on a real thing?!?
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The same guy would gladly disobey the law if it stated to treat others with respect.
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Texas is not the whole USA
wrote on last edited by [email protected]These aren't just a texas thing. These are called chaps and are essentially work pants used by the cowboys all across the western united states and are made of different materials based on the weather
The man in the picture is wearing the same thing but its made of wool instead of leather cuz its cold af up in montana
https://www.mtmemory.org/nodes/view/101915
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What what what?!? The "Tread harder, daddy" snake is based on a real thing?!?
Please tell me that you're joking.
Please tell me that the original meaning and intent of the Gadsden flag isn't completely lost on America's youth.
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Please tell me that you're joking.
Please tell me that the original meaning and intent of the Gadsden flag isn't completely lost on America's youth.
Their instance suggests they're from the UK
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Please tell me that you're joking.
Please tell me that the original meaning and intent of the Gadsden flag isn't completely lost on America's youth.
Their instance suggests they're from the UK
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Please tell me that you're joking.
Please tell me that the original meaning and intent of the Gadsden flag isn't completely lost on America's youth.
Some of us dirty foreigners have learned how to use the internet too, not everyone online is American.
Love and kisses, feddit.uk
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Some of us dirty foreigners have learned how to use the internet too, not everyone online is American.
Love and kisses, feddit.uk
Love and kisses, feddit.uk
Ah. The original treaders. Now it's making sense.
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What what what?!? The "Tread harder, daddy" snake is based on a real thing?!?
The Gadsden flag is based on the earlier Join or Die political cartoon. It is a symbol of the American Revolution, and it is generally understood to mean an opposition to state coercion.
Which makes it a direct contradiction to the "Blue Lives Matter" flag. The popularity of the combination of these two directly contradicting statements shows that conservatives are idiots who don't stand for anything. I call it the "Tread on them" combo.
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If he didn’t want to get PITTED, he should have pulled over for the improper use of turn indicator!
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This is one rare instance where "should of" would be correct
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How dare he protects those immigrants!
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Please tell me that you're joking.
Please tell me that the original meaning and intent of the Gadsden flag isn't completely lost on America's youth.
Sorry, I'm not American, and I've likely only seen it on Lemmy, and likely in satirical forms.
Anyway, I've read the other linked info and a bit more, so at least feel I do know now
I'm also not a youth, but I'll absolutely take that as a compliment, thank you very much
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These aren't just a texas thing. These are called chaps and are essentially work pants used by the cowboys all across the western united states and are made of different materials based on the weather
The man in the picture is wearing the same thing but its made of wool instead of leather cuz its cold af up in montana
https://www.mtmemory.org/nodes/view/101915
Cowboy faun
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This is one rare instance where "should of" would be correct
surely you mean "shudda"
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surely you mean "shudda"
No I don’t, and don’t call me Shirley.
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The same guy would gladly disobey the law if it stated to treat others with respect.
The same guy would gladly disobey the law if he wanted to. To them, the law is for others.
