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Related: About this forumThis is the funniest Aaron Rodgers/loser/trumper/anti-vaxx meme...
I've seen. I laughed out loud when I saw it. It's a funny surprise.
dem4decades
(11,916 posts)brush
(57,600 posts)milestogo
(17,866 posts)brush
(57,600 posts)ItsjustMe
(11,697 posts)But I also don't get it.
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(57,600 posts)dchill
(40,482 posts)jimfields33
(18,918 posts)brush
(57,600 posts)""When the president of the United States says, 'This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated,' it's because him and his constituents, which, I don't know how there are any if you watch any of his attempts at public speaking, but I guess he got 81 million votes," Rodgers opined.
I just assumed he was a trumper. I could be wrong but that statement is out there.
milestogo
(17,866 posts)I really don't think he supported Trump in any way. But apparently he thinks Biden telling him to get vaccinated is some sort of insult he needs to fight.
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(57,600 posts)dchill
(40,482 posts)milestogo
(17,866 posts)and rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Rodgers was the main speaker, and during his talk he mentioned speaking with Russ Feingold about the issue. At the time Feingold was Special Envoy to the Great Lakes region of Africa.
That's generally thought of as a liberal issue.
Rodgers is not racist. He has avoided taking partisan stands on Wisconsin elections, but he generally has seemed liberal.
The stuff he's said in the last year is surprising to me and its inconsistent with the impression he made in the past. He's definitely anti-vax, but I don't think that means he is a right-winger.
He's very arrogant, and having the President of the United States tell him to get vaccinated probably infuriated him. So he lashed out.
brush
(57,600 posts)Now he's getting covid advice from Joe Rogan and insinuating that Biden didn't win the election.
Not good.
Blue Owl
(54,758 posts)You know, just to be a contrarian hipster doofus...
brush
(57,600 posts)was famous three or four years ago when he made it to the b-ball hall of fame. It was all over the internet and social media. So putting the crying Jordan face together with Rodgers' number 12 Packer's jersey and the Packer fan chesshead thingy...sports fans will get it.
LisaM
(28,609 posts)Of course, as a Detroit sports fan, I pretty much tend to ignore Michael Jordan anyway.
milestogo
(17,866 posts)brush
(57,600 posts)he just lost unexpectedly, remember, his number 12 Packers' jersey, and the Packers cheese head thingy.
To me it's hilarious. He keeps being favored to win the Super Bowl but can't get there, and has only won one while many say he's even more talented than Brady, who's won seven.
milestogo
(17,866 posts)And when did you see Rogers crying?
brush
(57,600 posts)you'd never understand it. Too bad, so sad. Rodgers lost again at home when favored big
milestogo
(17,866 posts)brush
(57,600 posts)Nothing wrong with men crying/showing emotion.
I_UndergroundPanther
(12,934 posts)Those cheese head hats are suprisingly heavy.
LetMyPeopleVote
(154,587 posts)LetMyPeopleVote
(154,587 posts)RockRaven
(16,283 posts)From the perspective of many people, this is an esoteric mashup...
brush
(57,600 posts)avid sports fans would too. It's hilarious to me as it makes great fun of loser/anti-vaxxer/anti-Biden Aaron Rodgers.
Did I say loser Rodgers? If not, it bares repeating. Loser Rodgers.