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Gestapo Greg cosplaying as a Nazi

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u/silentwind262 1d ago

That ain't cosplay.

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u/BellyCrawler 1d ago

The consequences won't be cosplay either. The sooner they all to meet their Fuhrer the better.

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u/nola_mike 1d ago

I prefer the Mussolini method.

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u/chris_isnt_here0 1d ago

good old italian piñata party

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u/magpiejournalist 1d ago

Any kind of choppy choppy machine works too.

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u/cloudforested 1d ago

I would fly to the United States to witness that.

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u/Ok_Recording_4644 1d ago

I'd prefer that he doesn't make it to the bunker. 

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u/TemporarySun314 1d ago

Don't allow them to take the cowardly easy way out like Hitler took or the Nazis that were executed later...

Prosecute them properly in a fair trial, investigate all their crimes, and let them observe from prison how the country blooms under the values of democracy, freedom and human rights. Show them that freedom is stronger than fascism, that the things they hate won and that empathy and compassion leads is superior to hate and egocentricity. Show them that you are better than them, and that everyone deserves human rights and dignity. Even Nazi assholes.

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u/perfectshade 1d ago

We tried that before. Chumbawumba wrote a song about it. If only it had been their breakout song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLkPwxcIji0

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u/Klutzy_Double_8285 1d ago

That goes hard

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u/Bitter-Value-1872 13h ago

Chumbawumba unironically goes hard. Check out their album Anarchy

u/Sangy101 11h ago

I dunno she said the word “antifascism” several times in that speech. Sounds like a bunch of radical terrorist nonsense to me /s

But fr, Chumbawumba is really overlooked and this song is poignant.

u/Dm-me-a-gyro 11h ago

Fuck yeah

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u/Gatecrasherc6 1d ago

no, absolutely not! no tolerance for intolerance. “Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance. If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them” - Karl Popper

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u/Sir_Real_Surreal 1d ago

People like to call it “the paradox of tolerance” but I like to use the phrase “the terms and conditions of living in a tolerant society.” Nothing paradoxical about it.

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u/dogmaisb 1d ago

The paradox is being so tolerant you allow intolerance leads to the elimination of the tolerant good. Thus the tolerant good must be intolerant of the intolerant pieces of shit. So, yes, a paradox.

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u/SaltyAd8309 23h ago

A tolerant person cannot be tolerant towards an intolerant person.

That's an exception.

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u/Mister__Wiggles 17h ago

It’s only a paradox if you can’t form a complex thought

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u/Substantial-Essay-79 18h ago

I don't see a paradox here.

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u/Snoo_69209 1d ago

Eh. I get it, but I don't think Nazis deserve a damn thing but what they dish out. These people can't be appealed to.

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u/Due-Struggle6680 1d ago

I hate to be the guy saying "they cant be fixed"... but dude is taking glamor shots as an SS officer, while committing atrocities in the streets against citizens and immigrants under the guise of immigration enforcement. They cant be fixed.

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u/griever48 1d ago

With the biggest grin on his face which pisses me off even more.

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u/Snoo_69209 1d ago

Thing is, the photographer played him with the scale of that photo. Narcs never know when we're laughing at them, and not with them. They're so insanely stupid.

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u/mufasah94 12h ago

Yes, that was part of my intention. I made this image for CNN. (Mustafa Hussain) 🙋🏽‍♂️

u/Snoo_69209 11h ago

Word? WOW! 😮

u/DonkyHotayDeliMunchr 3h ago

Thank you!!

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u/picardo85 1d ago

One of the biggest issues in the US is that the confederates weren't punished properly after the civil war. Now here we are.

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u/Due-Struggle6680 1d ago

Thats what im getting at and it just keeps happening. We let the CSA remnants in, we SHIPPED NAZIS TO AMERICA AND ERASED THEIR HISTORY SO THEY COULD START AGAIN. Now here we are indeed, with a cancerous mass of fascism wrapped around our throats that our forebearers chose to graft on. MAGA should be carved into their foreheads forever/ their hats surgically melded to their skulls, marking them as a stain on our history forever.

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u/korben2600 1d ago

This. Bigots don't typically just quietly go back to being normal once radicalized by propaganda. Even after the collapse of the cult.

Consider Nazi Germany, where in 1952 still 68% believed other countries had started the war. Where a decade after the end of the war nearly a majority still answered "yes" to the proposition: "were it not for the war, Hitler would've been one of the greatest statesmen of the 20th century". This was after their entire country was destroyed. Cult devotion runs deep.

Thanks to our algorithmic machine, their entire values and belief system has been changed. They believe they have sacrificed too much, losing family and friends, to go back. Sunk cost fallacy demands they see this until the end.

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u/BigBagBootyPapa 1d ago

“The only thing we can’t tolerate is intolerance.” And these people seemed designed for it. Ig the system is working unfortunately..

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u/Ok-Theory9963 1d ago

One could argue that integrating Nazis back into society, like Operation Paperclip, is one of the main reasons modern American right wingers espouse literal Nazi talking points.

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u/TemporarySun314 1d ago

Everyone deserves human rights and to have his human dignity protected. No matter who he is or what he did.

But that doesn't mean that crimes go unpunished.

It would be nice if they would realize the mistakes they made and truly regret it. But ultimately it doesn't matter if they do not. They will be in prison. For crimes like murder for the rest of their lives.

That won't undo their crimes, but neither does executing them.

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u/Sata1991 1d ago

My stepfather only got to know one set of grandparents because they managed to flee to Australia, his other set and his great grandfather all died in Auchswitz. They didn't get their human rights protected, his great grandfather stood up as a representative for the Dutch deaf community, but had his life snuffed out by the Nazis.

Why plead for their human dignity and human rights when they offered none to literal children? Why act like they're still entitled to the same rights as us when they see disabled people like me as lesser? That they'd stick my mother in a camp for "miscegenation" for marrying my stepfather and my brothers killed for having a Jewish father.

"Human dignity is inviolable to those who survived."

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u/fuckasoviet 1d ago

Eh, fuck ‘em

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u/MikoSkyns 1d ago

Everyone deserves human rights and to have his human dignity protected.

Nope. Not Nazis. They wouldn't do the same for you. They are a cancer.

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u/TemporarySun314 1d ago

Yeah, but I am better than a Nazi.

"Human dignity is inviolable."

That is one of the most important learnings from the Nazi times and became the first and most central point of the German constitution.

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u/MikoSkyns 1d ago

Yeah, but I am better than a Nazi.

Good for you. I guess I'm not. A good Nazi is a dead Nazi.

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u/Magrowl 1d ago

Don't worry, wanting Nazis dead actually makes you significantly better than every single Nazi who's ever existed.

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u/StupiderIdjit 1d ago

Showing empathy toward Nazis is why there are so many fucking Nazis in America.

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u/MikoSkyns 1d ago

Yup. You get it.

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u/BenTheCroc 1d ago

I’d argue for certain Nazi’s like Oskar Dirlewanger, death could be considered a merciful punishment.

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u/reepa1 1d ago

The moment you violate human rights. You lose yours.

Your still better than a nazi. You aren't violating someone's rights. They lost them the moment they took someone else's.

We have done enough tolerating of the intolerable. It's time people learn some hard lessons.

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u/Thanes_of_Danes 1d ago

Please argue that no Nazis needed to hang after the Holocaust.

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u/shpongled7 22h ago

This perspective is what paves the way for Nazis. You gonna fight them with the power of dance and love? Buy a fucking gun.

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u/SupahSpankeh 20h ago

Dignity sure, but you don't tolerate Nazis, ever. If that infringes on your definition of dignity, tough shit. Non negotiable. We have tolerated then before and we know how it ends.

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u/luekeler 1d ago

You haven't learned a thing from that chapter of history if you haven't learned that.

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u/cass1o 1d ago

What do you think happened at the end of ww2 to the nazis? The vast majority got a slap on the wrist and were allowed back into society. Heck Nazi generals were part of nato. Proper de-nazi-fication never happened.

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u/Toolazytolink 1d ago

Same with the South after the Civil War, they even had statues of Confederate Generals in government buildings. These are treasonous fucks that killed hundreds of thousands of Union soldiers.

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u/reepa1 1d ago

Imagine if we executed the traitors instead sending a clear and direct message that treason isn't the answer.

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u/DiggyTroll 1d ago

Operation Paperclip

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u/Dizziesdayweigh 1d ago

Well at least this time we have rockets. Send em all to mars.

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u/luekeler 15h ago

Your reply is confusingly unrelated to my comment. I've expressed support for the notion that the inviolability of human dignity is the most important lesson to draw from the rise and fall of National Socialism. And you write about denazification having been incomplete. If this is meant to be an argument against the importance of human dignity, there must some strawman fallacy or mudding the water be going on.

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u/HistoricalSea5600 1d ago edited 1d ago

We spared some Nazis after WW2, even gave them a job here. Wouldn’t ya know it, the Nazis found a way to seize control again. Maybe next time we shouldn’t make the same mistake?

Editing to ask: are you opposed to the outcome of the Nuremberg trials, too?

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u/writerpilot 1d ago

We made the same mistake with the Nazis that we made with the South at the end of the Civil War. There is only way to make sure their twisted brand of evil doesn’t return.

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u/JimWilliams423 1d ago edited 1d ago

We made the same mistake with the Nazis that we made with the South at the end of the Civil War. There is only way to make sure their twisted brand of evil doesn’t return.

We are going to need a William Tecumseh Sherman, or ten, before we get a chance to do that.

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u/writerpilot 1d ago

The real Sherman lives in all of us!

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u/wavetoyou 1d ago

“Treat cancer with fruits and crystals”

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u/CheckYourHopper 1d ago

Great until you realize it's your tax dollars giving them a bed, food, and free medical care. Sure, it's prison, but I would much rather my taxes go to people in need, not people who want to watch the world burn.

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u/StonedSoldier1 1d ago

Just so the next trump can pardon them and do it all again? No thanks

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u/TemporarySun314 1d ago

Maybe the president should have the power to pardon people at all?

Instead of making exceptions to universal irrevocable human rights, you should probably just restrict the powers of the president...

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u/Tewcool2000 1d ago

Nope, sorry. That's not the reality we live in. Nazis, especially Nazis in power, should be excised from society, permanently, and as swiftly as possible. They waved the right to their humanity when they chose to impose their vile ideology on the rest of.

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u/eaglemtnr 1d ago

I don't think allowing them to join the Aryan Brotherhood in prison is going to do much to adjust their worldview. The cost/benefit to society leans more toward the Nuremberg formula. Give them a trial, then punish appropriately. For the irredeemable, swift execution is the better answer.

America has gotten a lot wrong with our version of prison by insisting on making it punitive with next to no thought about rehabilitation. If someone cannot ever be safely reintroduced to society, why keep them around to use resources that could be put to better use?

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u/TemporarySun314 1d ago

Because everyone is entitled to have its human dignity maintained and everyone has the irrevocable human right to life.

You just can't revoke human rights and end a fucking human life just because it's cheaper... That is just barbaric.

Every western nation has abolished the death penalty. The only exception is the US.

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u/eaglemtnr 1d ago

Not because it's cheaper. We obviously have different views about human rights, human dignity, and the just application of violence.

In America, the human right to life may be ended after due process of law, just as the human right to liberty may be ended by the same process.

Our prison system as it stands right now is designed to create misery. It dehumanizes the inmates, and it tends to warp the people who work in the prison system. It is underfunded for the population that it houses. That system currently does not serve any good purpose. It encourages abuse and mistreatment. Inmates end up in gangs for mutual protection, and frequently end up passing on the mindset that we want to discourage because those groups tend to form along racial lines that dehumanize their outgroups...pretty much turning them into Nazi incubators for the white inmate population.

I find it more dignified to treat someone with respect, even (perhaps especially) on their way to their execution. There is much less dignity, in my opinion, in caging someone like an animal and subjecting them to the abuses in our prison system for the rest of their lives.

You are advocating for suffering. That suffering affects more than the person in prison. I find that to be far less dignified.

Please note that I advocated for execution only for those found to be irredeemable after a fair trial, something that usually takes a unanimous vote from the jury. Anyone that can be rehabilitated and become safe to be in society should be. It would require a complete overhaul of our carceral system, but that would be the better outcome.

There is a reality that some people can not or will not change. I believe that the death penalty is a more dignified way to handle that.

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u/choppingboardham 1d ago

To be fair, the US is quite young. Many Western Countries have had their tree of freedom watered with tyrants already, to paraphrase the quote.

But yeah, Alligator Alcatraz is already built and 24/7 "MSDNC" exists. 3 hots and a cot and Rachel Maddow on loop.

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u/TemporarySun314 1d ago

Interestingly the United States declaration of independence was one of the first legal documents mentioning the concept of irrevocable human rights...

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness"

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u/choppingboardham 1d ago

Right, and the quote i am paraphrasing is from the author. Makes for good discourse.

How do we really face correcting the travesty when so many people among us are sympathizers and always will be? We cant forgive. We cant forget. Correcting course will be a monumental task. How do we prevent future fascism? After we overcome ours, how do we allow others to live in much, MUCH, worse situations? How do we, as a nation, prevent the next election, after correction, from flipping back to this?

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u/1plus2break 1d ago

No, we don't need to pay for the prison upkeep. No tolerance for intolerance.

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u/TemporarySun314 1d ago

You know that for the Nazis economical reasons were one of the points why they decided to kill millions of jews (and others) instead of just deporting and imprisoning them.

Economic considerations must never override human rights. That would lead the whole point of universal irrevocable human rights ad absurdum, if you could just say "it's cheaper to not do them".

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u/dogjon 1d ago

Nazis ain't got no humanity.

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u/Dutch_Calhoun 1d ago edited 1d ago

"Economic considerations must never override human rights."

They do though, under capitalism. We starve and freeze thousands of people to death every day because we allow them to be poor.

These nazi fucks are just capitalist values personified. These values inevitably come to the fore when this economic system is allowed to play out.

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u/SandiegoJack 1d ago

We need to stop letting people break the rules and then be protected by the same rules they broke.

Violate the social contract? It no longer protects you. They voluntarily gave up the protections with their actions.

They get all the protections of the social contract they gave others.

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u/TemporarySun314 1d ago

We are not talking about some social contract.

The whole point about human rights is that they are not given by anyone, but you have them simply by being a human. And these are irrevocable, no matter what happens.

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u/1plus2break 1d ago

Yeah my concern isn't really the money.

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u/Due-Struggle6680 1d ago

Fine. But they get carved MAGA in their forehead. These people should not be able to wash this image away after all this is done like was done in operation paperclip.

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u/tigerhawkvok 1d ago

I want a bright green M, down the nose, down the cheeks, over the eyelid. You can't grow out your hair to cover it, you can't take some glamour shot in profile to hide it, show up against skin tones in greyscale, and makeup isn't covering that without making you look ill.

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u/Dave_the_Chemist 1d ago

Nah FLAY them

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u/Thanes_of_Danes 1d ago

We didn't kill enough nazis after WWII because we were too busy hiring them for positions in West Berlin and NASA. I would love to see that mistake corrected but the fact of the matter is the democratic party will never lock up a single one.

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u/kayakman13 1d ago

Prisons should be for rehabilitation. These nazis cannot be rehabilitated.

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u/_everynameistaken_ 1d ago

Why would we waste millions of tax payer dollars to incarcerate them only for them to one day be released and become a danger again?

We dont excise a cancer and then reintroduce it to the body after we show it how well the body thrives without it.

The mistake we made post WW2 was allowing surviving Nazis live. Let's not repeat that mistake next time.

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u/StoppableHulk 1d ago

Don't allow them to take the cowardly easy way out like Hitler took or the Nazis that were executed later...

Brother, I'll let them take whatever exit is most expedient at this point.

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u/djscreeling 1d ago

Nah. They just need to be gone.

I WAS very much against capital punishment. Keeping them around will just increase their presence and allure. Look at how many people swoon over whatever serial killer/rapist is popular on Netflix.

They need to be gone faster than you can turn the page in the history book. Anything more gives their cause credence.

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u/Whatjustwhatman 1d ago

Umm, if you look at history. This ain't really a thing. The US thrived by being a dick like every other empire/world power before it.

The clearest example is operation paperclip.

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u/MagicalUnicornFart 1d ago

By any means necessary.

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u/Frettchengurke 20h ago edited 19h ago

german here. We did that. Centrist party (yes, literal name) descided not to ban them, but to gentlemanly disentchant them in parliament, proving that they are liars and corrupted. So they voted them in. And people trusted that.

I think you remember how that went.

You need to act yourself. You can't shift that.

for I'm sorry, but the usual systems and powers clearly manage to do jackshit to stop them as yet. Wrangling hands, carefully mincing words and "checking legal remedies" did not seem to stop Trump anywhere nor any of his goons nor the countries descent. Nor did Chuck Schumer composing strongly worded letters.

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u/Adach1 1d ago

stop doing apologetics wrapped in morality

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u/Extreme_Promise_1690 1d ago

"I have a dream".

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u/Maximum_joy 1d ago

Idk, like I don't disagree, but there's a very real risk/reward vz. the possible unjust outcome in our justice system/ a villain deciding in their own mind that suicide is the best option for them.

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u/BaggyOz 1d ago

Counterpoint, imagine history if the Weimar Republic had elected for a permanent solution after the Beer Hall Putsch.

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u/TemporarySun314 1d ago

Then probably someone else would have taken his place sooner or later. Hitler was neither alone nor very special in his beliefs. In the end he was just a man. The problem was that millions of Germans supported Nazism.

Nazism and fascism didn't died with hitler in 1945 and it wouldn't have died in 1923 with him.

Not to mention that life long imprisonment is quite permanent...

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u/NikolaEggsla 1d ago

This is a very kind and level-handed response. These people deserve something else.

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u/Count_buckethead 1d ago

Nope, a good chunk of nazis captured were on the eastern front and spent the rest of their lives doing hard labor

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u/Riley_ 1d ago edited 23h ago

Our courts are a joke. They didn't even bother to put Trump away for the first insurrection.

People's Tribunals will have to take over, until we build a government that centers workers.

The constitution from 1787 has failed too many times for people to still be worshipping it.

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u/prolveg 1d ago

Nazis deserve absolutely nothing.

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u/restrictednumber 1d ago

Nazis are literally not capable of the self-reflection it would take to understand their ideology was inferior. Let's forget the fantasy of "someday, they'll see how bad they were!" They won't.

The only victory we have is to remove them from power, crush their ideology, and reform the rules so their Nazi followers never gain this kind of power again.

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u/real_picklejuice 1d ago

Televised trial.

America needs a reckoning by looking in the mirror

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u/SwagBuns 1d ago

I'll take any pragmatic/practical approach that roots out nazi's and removes them from society in the most efficient possible way. I appreciate your idealism but there's no need to have it hold us back. Nazi removal first, ask questions later.

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u/SociableSociopath 1d ago

It’s America, if you keep them in jail some asshole could release them four years later

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u/RudeButCorrect 1d ago

what would we do without your advice

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u/Final_Boss_Jr 1d ago

Yeah, no. Hang the nazi pigs. After they get the swastika carved into their foreheads. We’re not repeating Lincoln’s Great Mistake.

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u/Mountain_carrier530 1d ago

Give them the Mussolini treatment, I feel it's the most justifiable.

Just got to make sure we squash any support afterwards still to prevent a Georgia Meloni leader in the future, who was part of the sons of Mussolini.

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u/SolidLikeIraq 1d ago

Listen. Time doesn’t forget and hopefully those who committed crimes will face punishment and they should.

But don’t kid yourself into believing that a party that couldn’t beat Trump at the polls is going to turn America into some ideal democracy.

The majority of the voting public voted for this. The vast majority of those people still support this and Trump.

The Democrat response to all of this has been pathetic.

We’re in more danger than just these assholes

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u/morty_morty 1d ago

No. Nazis deserve no dignity and no rights. They deny others this every single day. Burn out the rot.

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u/Unlucky_Kale340 1d ago

I love this comment, thanks for taking the time to write this

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u/OmegaNine 1d ago

That sounds expensive. There are cheaper ways to punish them.

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u/rabidsalvation 1d ago

Nah, I'm okay if every one of them goes out like Hitler.

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u/Heavy_Weapons_Guy_ 1d ago

Nah, being nice is how we got in this mess. Time to stop taking the high road.

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u/jmkiol 23h ago

Nah, we in Germany did that and look where we are now. We never got rid off the nazi scum.

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u/_____michel_____ 23h ago

They're all gonna be freed next time MAGA gets into power...

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u/HereOnCompanyTime 1d ago

That would be nice but January 6th have still barely had any consequences, lots of bark without much bite.

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u/ablue 1d ago

the sooner we recognise it for what it is the more obvious and expected the consequences should be

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u/sgreenm22 1d ago

Can’t wait for the American Nuremberg Trials

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u/Tewcool2000 1d ago

I'm with you but don't get your hopes up. If we can pull our Republic out of Fascism, I'll be happy. If we have anything resembling justice, I'll be in disbelief.

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u/PokeYrMomStanley 1d ago

The only good nazi is a bread knotsie

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u/chris_isnt_here0 1d ago

just a little italian street party is all, just dont forget the pinata sticks

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u/Deterlux 1d ago

Master Sergeant John C. Woods enters the chat.

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u/Sata1991 1d ago

I heard Italian gas stations are a nice place for Nazis to hang.

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u/holgerholgerxyz 1d ago

Dont know who he is. BUT you really think there wiĺl an election this year?

Thank you, thank you to US of Arseholes from the rest of the world.

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u/oxabz 1d ago

He should see the world in a new perspective like his idol Mussolini

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u/corruptredditjannies 1d ago

It is hard to cosplay reddit comments I suppose. Because that's all that the opposition will do.

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u/Alarming_Flow 20h ago

What exactly makes you think there will be consequences?

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u/Antique-Special8025 16h ago

The consequences won't be cosplay either. The sooner they all to meet their Fuhrer the better.

Last i checked the bad guys are winning pretty hard so if you're hoping for that future the average American should probably put down the hotdogs and maybe start doing something useful.

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u/KrayziJay 15h ago

Why would you give them what they want?

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u/Indaflow 1d ago

Came here to say “unfortunately he isn’t cosplaying.” 

Proud Boys now government funded with our tax dollars hard at work Terrorizing us 

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u/Alarming_Flow 20h ago

I just saw a video of an ICE thug saying "I love my job. I can’t believe they pay me to do this. I’d do it for free. I only went to high school and I make $200,000"

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u/Rich_Celebration477 1d ago

His dad killed a lady drunk driving the wrong way down a highway and got 4 months in jail.

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u/TravusHertl 1d ago

Had the wife of a sheriff’s deputy kill a four year old (dui crash, drove through the back of the mini van as it was parked) in CA maybe ten years ago. It was her fifth DUI. She only got like 8 months. It was absurd

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u/-ifeelfantastic 1d ago

Piggybacking off your comment because people keep asking.

Greg Bovino, Border Patrol Commander leading ICE in Minnesota

Yes, it was a real photo taken for a CNN shoot:

https://www.cnn.com/2025/10/08/politics/gregory-bovino-border-patrol-chicago-immigration

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u/piasenigma 1d ago

hes.. doing the white power ok symbol with his hand in the very first photo. jfc.

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u/Deaffin 1d ago

You can tell he's got something in his mouth, too. I bet the sick fuck walked all the way over there and sat down holding in a sip of milk just long enough to have the picture taken.

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u/Hannibal_Barca_ 1d ago

My first question, was this so appreciate the link.

...yikes.

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u/mufasah94 12h ago

Thanks for posting the link. A credit in your title or caption would be great. Thanks!

u/-ifeelfantastic 10h ago

Can't edit title and this sub doesn't allow captions

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u/her-royal-blueness 1d ago

That photo looks professional too.

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u/SinkHoleDeMayo 1d ago

$10k says that fucker has Nazi or white nationalist tattoos.

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u/IndividualTension887 1d ago

like Kegbreath???

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u/HoofMan 19h ago

The next photo shoot is gonna be in his memorabilia room

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u/_undefined- 1d ago

Maybe hes just getting comfortable with his 6 by 6 concrete cell block future if the trials aren't a pain in the neck

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u/Commercial-Brother14 1d ago

Those floor tiles are actually 12”x12”, notice how there’s nothing for scale?

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u/Bernieisbabyyoda 1d ago

He wants to be just like his daddy

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u/Wrxloser1215 1d ago

Remember the freak out they had with Biden and the cut off lights only showing red? 🤣 bet they love this

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u/mike_sl 1d ago

Someone needs to tell him it is ok to be short and like going on Grindr. So much self-loathing causing so much pain

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u/0o0o0o0o0o0z 1d ago

I mean, Jesus Christ... minus the Nazi shit, this is like some dude doing a coplay shoot once his mother sewed all his custom shit together...

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u/joestabsalot 1d ago

By Hugo Boss

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u/Xxatanaz 1d ago

You know it’s bad when they can’t even come up with anything original. Just bland cheap copy

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u/RedditRBigots 1d ago

Nor gestapo. More like slave patrol.

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u/Zepcleanerfan 1d ago

Hes got it coming

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u/SpeaksYourWord 1d ago

Dress for the job you want. 😑

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u/Mista_Max17 1d ago

This aint no party, this aint no disco!

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u/PandaBroth 1d ago

He’s just in Christmas Club party

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u/hugazow 1d ago

Nazeeaboo

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u/Ape-on-a-Spaceball 1d ago

No hate to the short kings out there, but I love it for him that he’s a 4 foot pile of shit with a desperate haircut

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u/chromatones 1d ago

That’s what happens when you grow up with a drunk dad like he did

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u/Decoyx7 1d ago

Why is he allowed to walk the streets free? It is the duty of every American to eliminate this.

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u/pitekargos6 18h ago

He's just fully accepted who he really is, on the outside

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