Today we honor a man of immense moral clarity, intellect and appreciation for freedom. A man who risked everything, and literally died for his country. That man is Martin Luther King Junior.
Enemies of freedom tried relentlessly to stop him. They assaulted him, repeatedly. Then they killed him. He died as a martyr for the American dream for motherfucking everyone. He was stabbed, punched by a Nazi, beaten in a hotel and had a rock thrown into his head. His home was firebombed, and he was relentlessly harassed by men who today, would be watching Fox Bullshit News.
He always held his head high, and never played the victim.
He didn’t stop. He marched on, literally. He kept coming for the enemies of freedom.
It took a bullet from the fascists to stop him.
By willfully breaking unjust laws (and accepting the penalty), King demonstrated that the highest form of respect for the law is refusing to follow laws that degrade human personality.
Contrast that with the felon, rapist, bloated con man who wears orange women’s makeup. His record of courage and leadership includes:
| Date | What happened | Why critics call it coward/weak |
|---|---|---|
| 1964ā1968 | Received multiple Vietnam-era draft deferments, including a medical deferment tied to ābone spurs.ā | Avoiding service is framed as āducking riskā while later projecting toughness. |
| May 29ā31, 2020 | Was moved to a secure White House bunker as protests erupted near the complex. | Critics mocked it as āhiding,ā especially given strongman rhetoric. |
| AugāNov 2023 | Skipped Republican primary debates, citing polling leads. | Seen as avoiding direct scrutiny and unscripted confrontation. |
| Oct 3, 2023 | Called for remaining GOP debates to be canceled after skipping them. | Critics frame it as āif I wonāt show up, nobody should.ā |
| Nov 2022 | Did not appear for subpoenaed deposition testimony before the House Jan. 6 committee. | Critics call it ādodging questions under oath.ā |
| 2018ā2019 | Avoided an in-person Mueller interview; provided written answers instead. | Framed as avoiding follow-ups and live cross-examination conditions. |
| Jan 25, 2019 | Ended the shutdown without securing the wall funding he demanded. | Critics called it a retreat after maximalist threats. |
| Apr 4, 2019 | Backed off an immediate threat to close the U.S.āMexico border. | Seen as bluffing big, then blinking under blowback. |
| Jun 7ā8, 2019 | Suspended threatened tariffs on Mexico after announcing an immigration-related agreement. | Critics portray it as escalating to a cliff-edge, then settling for less. |
| Sep 2019 | āSharpiegateā: defended the altered-hurricane-map episode rather than simply correcting the record. | Critics call it weak leadership: refusing to admit a mistake and pressuring validation. |
| Jul 2018 | After backlash over Helsinki/Putin remarks, said he āmisspokeā and clarified. | Critics frame it as being rolled internationally, then backpedaling domestically. |
| Apr 2017 | Reversed his campaign stance that NATO was āobsolete,ā saying it was āno longer obsolete.ā | Critics argue it shows big rhetoric that collapses under governing reality. |
| Jun 2019 | After blowback on foreign ādirtā comments, said he would report foreign interference to law enforcement. | Critics cite it as reactive leadershipāchanging posture only after public heat. |
| Oct 2024 | Declined a ā60 Minutesā election special interview. | Critics frame it as ducking tough questions in a high-visibility forum. |
This is not a man, it’s a petulant little girl that literally has no balls (per Stormy)! š
You know what real man MLK never did? He never whined like a little baby about how badly he was treated. Contrast that with the fat pedophile president, who literally CRIES about criticism of him by entertainers. What a sad little girl.
| Date | What happened | Why critics call it thin-skinned |
|---|---|---|
| Mar 10, 2024 | During the Oscars, posted an attack on host Jimmy Kimmel; Kimmel read it on-air. | Seen as unable to ignore ridiculeāeven in the middle of Hollywoodās biggest roast-fest. |
| Apr 17, 2024 | Went after Jimmy Kimmel again on Truth Social after Kimmel criticized him. | Critics frame it as ācanāt take it, must clap back,ā especially at a comedian. |
| Sep 29, 2024 | Attacked Bill Maher on Truth Social (e.g., āfake laughter,ā ratings, āTDSā). | Often cited as sensitivity to stand-up-style criticism and a need to litigate jokes. |
| Aug 27, 2025 | Ranted about a āsick rumorā that NBC extended Seth Meyersā contract (reported as not a rumor). | Viewed as āup at 2 a.m. beefing with a late-night hostāāthin skin + insomnia synergy. |
| Dec 24, 2025 | Posted a tirade against Stephen Colbert (including ādead man walkingā / āput him to sleepā) and attacked late-night more broadly. | Critics cite it as disproportionate rage at being mockedāand a fixation on comediansā ratings/status. |
| Dec 16, 2018 | Called NBC and SNL āDemocrat spin machines,ā suggested it āshould be tested in courts.ā | Interpreted as wanting punishment for satireāclassic ācan dish it out, canāt take a joke.ā |
| Mar 17, 2019 | After an SNL rerun, posted that the FEC and/or FCC should look into SNL / late-night for ācollusion.ā | Seen as trying to weaponize regulators because a sketch show hurt his feelings. |
| Nov 19, 2016 | Demanded the cast of Hamilton apologize to Mike Pence after the show addressed Pence from the stage. | Critics frame it as treating a theatrical message like a national security incident. |
| Jun 29, 2017 | Attacked āMorning Joeā hosts personally on Twitter, including comments about Mika Brzezinski ābleeding badly.ā | Often cited as ācanāt tolerate TV criticism,ā escalating into personal insults. |
| Aug 7, 2015 | After Megyn Kelly questioned him in a debate, said she had āblood coming out of herā¦ wherever.ā | Widely viewed as an inability to handle tough questioning without going personal. |
| Sep 23, 2017 | Withdrew a White House invite from Stephen Curry (and effectively the Warriors) after Curry hesitated about attending. | Framed as āyou canāt not like meāI uninvite you first,ā i.e., preemptive snub retaliation. |
| Jun 4, 2018 | Canceled the Philadelphia Eaglesā White House visit amid an anthem/protest dispute. | Seen as punishing a perceived disrespect/snubbing rather than shrugging it off. |
| Oct 11, 2017 | Suggested challenging NBC and other networksā broadcast licenses over āFake News.ā | Critics cite it as ācanāt handle negative coverage,ā escalating into punitive threats. |
| Sep 4ā5, 2019 | Displayed (and then doubled down on) a hurricane forecast graphic that appeared altered to include Alabama (āSharpiegateā). | Often used as the archetype of āwonāt admit a mistake,ā turning a small error into a saga. |
| Apr 5, 2019 | Said heād skip the White House Correspondentsā Dinner again, calling it āboringā and ātoo negative.ā | Critics frame it as avoiding a night built around taking jokes and criticism to your face. |