So no, it's not the "hysterical leftists" who are calling for coups, but the Trump administration who seems to be prepping their followers for a revolt in case he is not reelected.Īny sane person who respects the US constitution, the democratic system and the freedoms and liberties that go with it should be outraged at how the current president is doing all in his power to sow distrust in the democratic process.
Whether you're Republican or Democrat, if you've been following the news you should know that Donald Trump is doing his best to cloud this election in Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt, hurting the democratic process and the unity of the country. Disparaging mail-in voting as prone to fraud at every opportunity (even though he himself has used it plenty in the past - guess it was OK back then). 20 Seasons strong, South Park doesn’t feel to me as if it projects the same shock value anymore, despite the creators not faltering in their efforts to provide it. Spoon-feeding his followers that the only way "they" are going to loose is by election rigging. Distributed by and airing on Comedy Central, it follows the surreal adventures of four young boys who live in the small town of South Park. Protesters release paper lanterns into the air during a rally calling for South Korean President Park Geun-hye to step down in. Trump has been casting doubts on the election at every opportunity. The University of South Carolina president President Bob Caslen has resigned after he plagiarized a 2014 graduation speech by retired Admiral William McRaven. Why a presidential scandal is boosting free speech in South Korea. Unless your Chavez analogy is a Freudian slip on your part. KAZINFORM - South Korea's opposition-controlled parliament is set to vote on impeaching President Park Geun Hye on Friday over a corruption and abuse-of-power scandal implicating her and.
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The only ones calling for a coup are you and the rest of the hysterical leftists.ģ. An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: Trey Parker and Matt Stone, best known for their cartoon South Park, have created a new comedy deepfake series called Sassy Justice.The star of the show, Fred Sassy, is a local news reporter from Cheyenne, Wyoming, with the face of US President Donald Trump. Trump will stand down if he loses, which he wonâ(TM)t.Ģ. The transitions and subtle facial expressions are smooth, apart from Zuckerberg who appears as robotic as ever, making it all the more realistic really. Not only is it pretty funny, the quality of the technology is shockingly good. Their faces have all been superimposed onto the bodies of actors. Garrison and Kaitlyn Jenner found to Washington to run for president. The Donald trump and Kaitlyn Jenner references where funny and it was a great episode overall, the episode ended with Mr. They're all actually deepfakes generated using machine learning algorithms. Garrison is fed up with the undocumented immigrants in South Park. If that sounds completely bonkers, that's because it is. South Korea has long prided itself on its. Politicians like former vice president Al Gore and White House family members Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner also appear. Moon’s conservative enemies, have accused the president of using censorship and history as political weapons.
Other notable characters include, erm, "Dialysis King" Mark Zuckerberg. Frederick Douglass delivered this speech in April 1876 at the dedication of the first memorial for Abraham Lincoln in the District of Columbia a monument to his role in emancipation paid for by contributions from ex-slaves. The episode depicts Barack Obama after winning the presidential election against John McCain.
The 179th episode of the series overall, it originally aired on Comedy Central in the United States on November 5, 2008. The star of the show, Fred Sassy, is a local news reporter from Cheyenne, Wyoming, with the face of US President Donald Trump. 'About Last Night' is the twelfth episode in the twelfth season of the American animated television series South Park. An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: Trey Parker and Matt Stone, best known for their cartoon South Park, have created a new comedy deepfake series called Sassy Justice.
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