Would YOU get this LEGO set for your kids?

[Still-alive]

Fun time huh?

Yes. Looks like fun

I’d buy that for me actually! Screw the kids!

Nah they got plenty of other toys to play with

No it sets a bad example for our kids

I don’t have kids but if i did i would get them this

I don’t have kids but even if i did I wouldn’t buy this for them

[MisterWack]

Ummm the wall should come with enough for 50 miles then say “2,450 miles remaining sold separately, and I will have Mexico pay…. For that wall IOU”. 🤣

I would get a LEGO Set that is just Star Wars or some other set for children I do not have lol.

[DrPepper12]

My concern would be putting $ into that twatwaffles pocket. Fuck that. Im not paying for his lawyers! He can grift the GOP for that! Hmmm, i winder why he made his DIL the finance durector for PAC? Just a coincidence im sure...

[Rosexøxø]

That’s propaganda if I ever saw it…

I could never get them that. It’s amazing what a stickered face will do to an item and the addition of the phrase as well. Two entirely different things.

[Rosexøxø]

Voted no kids but would never buy if I had

[Kayla45]

Funny orange man Lego set, comes with a small loan of 1 million dollars, and a certificate of a convicted felon with Mr Trumps photograph on it.

[Kayla45]

Thanks for most helpful opinion. :)

[beebella]

Honestly, that's the only thing I knew how to build with legos. 😭

[Still-alive]

Yeah other than following the directions I never really attempted to build anything creative on my own. Once i built it that was that lol

[CheeseMonster]

Boring. I'd get any other lego set, there's so many options that are actually fun and not just "a wall." At least get them a fun wall, or one with minifigs to go on either side of the wall. Just a wall? No. We have walls at home.

[Abbycado]

They won’t give you enough pieces, much like they wouldn’t I’m XD

[Abbycado]

Meant *him

[electromagnetic]

I don’t have kids but they can just have genetic Lego pieces to make a wall from.

[DaBiggestBird]

A wall Lego set? Maybe if it was something cool like the Great Wall of China or something but just a flat basic wall? That’s lame, respectfully.

[llorando]

No, they can use their own money to buy it if they really wanted it.

[goaded]

Nah, it says 3000 pieces, but I bet there's only 3 new ones and 30 used.

[smurfwrangler]

haha I like Trump. But my kids are too old for Legos.

[Apple1996]

Maybe if they really wanted them 😂

[Skinhead-1979]

Sad...

[Still-alive]

Nice username name…

[Skinhead-1979]

Before you start making any assumptions... please read up about Skinhead and how it came to be. Just the Wikipedia article is fine, don't need to read more than the first section.

[Still-alive]

I read your bio. I suppose.
Anyways why is this sad?

[Skinhead-1979]

It's just the continuous mockeries and insults between rivals in politics in general... believe me, it is the same here in the UK... it serves absolutely no purpose and distracts the public from things which do matter.

Politics in general have devolved into sad, childish 'Mudslinging'; and this 'Build your own Trump Wall' Lego is a good example of that. If something similar would be posted with Harris on it, I would say the same

[Still-alive]

I show no mercy towards fascists they deserve relentless mockery.

Now if it were just old school conservatism id agree like George w bush or Mitt Romney. But Trump is far farrr worse then them and deserves to be shown for the fraud he is.

[Skinhead-1979]

I can understand that... but in my opinion the only thing which will be achieved is that the ignorant people who support a Trump will only entrench themselves more in their narrow mindset.

There are of course many 'out of reach', the Cult like worshipping of Trump runs too deep in too many people, but there are many others who can be convinced too... and the only way, in my opinion, is through dialogue.

That is why I am active on social media... I try my hardest to raise awareness. I can't change people's minds, nor would I want to... but if some people start to do their own research after I have said what I wanted to say; my 'job' is done. My whole view of the world has significantly changed over the decades the more I read, though I couldn't have done that alone; I've had to made aware of many things too.

I disagree with you that Trump is a Fascist, although he does show Fascistic characteristics. Trump is an 'Oligarch' who uses 'Populistic Language' to keep his supporters 'riled up' and worship him like a 'Cult Leader'. To keep that support going he uses ever increasing inflammatory language. He doesn't believe in his own words, he doesn't care. All he cares about is power, influence and money... and will do anything he can to safeguard that and the interests of the people who propelled him into power.
So Indeed he is not a George W Bush (neither of them); they are also Oligarchs, but they at least stood for something; and they firmly believe in what they stood for.

[Skinhead-1979]

Oligarchy:

"Oligarchy is a conceptual form of power structure in which power rests with a small number of people. These people may or may not be distinguished by one or several characteristics, such as nobility, fame, wealth, education, or corporate, religious, political, or military control.

Throughout history, power structures considered to be oligarchies have often been viewed as coercive, relying on public obedience or oppression to exist. Aristotle pioneered the use of the term as meaning rule by the rich, contrasting it with aristocracy, arguing that oligarchy was the perverted form of aristocracy"

Our politicians are either Oligarchs themselves, or they are just the public face of the Oligarchy. We do not live in a Democracy; yeah, we can still vote... but does it really matter what you vote for? Democrats or Republicans? Labour or Conservatives? No, it really doesn't matter... Sure, there are some minor differences in policies between the various parties, but in the end they all safeguard the interests of the 'Oligarchy'.

We are being lied to, we all are... and we should all for once realise that. Our living standards continue to deteriorate... surely you have noticed that over the decades too? We are about the same age; I dare to say that 35-40 years ago, when we were still kids despite growing up in different countries, things were a lot better than they are now.

Neoliberalism, or as it is also called in the US - 'Reaganomics', Milton Friedman's Economical Philosophy, is at the centre of it all... The whole 'Wealth trickles down' nonsense. All political parties in the US and Europe... regardless of whether they are classed as 'Left-' or 'Right-Wing'... support this Philosophy one way or another.

[thegreenyogi]

Never ever.

[LiamJHayden]

lol No.