As Trump called the Nov. 5 election a “chance to send a message,” he stopped his remarks and turned to the crowd.
“Back home to mommy, she goes back home to mommy,” Trump said, resuming his speech and appearing to address a heckler. “‘Was that you darling?’ And she gets the hell knocked out of her. Her mother’s a big fan of ours, you know that right? Her father, her mother. You always have that.”
Paywall bypass: https://archive.ph/ExoQ1
And not any violence, but domestic violence! Certainly one of the right’s top 3 favourite flavours of violence.
He’d import his domestic violence from China though… Is it still domestic?
Wait… why are you calling this domestic violence? Is it a new Trump meme or am I confused of the legal definition of domestic in domestic abuse or domestic violence or domestic dispute? It means family or shared residence, right?
Yes, Trump said she would go home, where her MAGA family would “knock the hell out of her”.
I just asked this in another hread so apologize if you already saw it but how the fuck does it always seemed like I’m the only one getting paywalled out of being able to read so many articles. I hate that I never assume a commentor isn’t just being too lazy to read and is actually blocked from reading the article. It’s one of my biggest pet peeves and I call people out for it all the time but never remember to ask if the person I reply to was even capable of reading the article.
Edit: Also I’m not talking specifically about the Washington Post. I do know they have an article limit that once you hit they will block me from reading anymore articles that week.
Check the body of the post. There’s a paywall bypass URL. You can use archive.ph to bypass most paywalls by going there and entering the URL. In fact, most of the time, someone has already archived it.
I wish I could tell you. I can guess a bit. I automatically open articles and links in private mode, so less/no tracking. I also use raspberry pi with pi hole for DNS, so less tracking again. I’m outside the US, so if there are Geo restrictions in place I might not be subject to them.