TDS on full display in Reiner death

[TroglocratsRdumb]

This for you more than most of the worst of the worst MAGA lemmings
This is how a Trump supporter with some class reacts. You are an embarrassment to MAGA. That is hard to do.

An example of the small mindedness of the MAGA minions. Fight does not just mean physical combat.
It also means,
: to put forth a determined effort
: to attempt to prevent the success or effectiveness

Reiner was an unhinged left wing bigot who loathed about 75% of Americans.

 

[Meister]

er, The more education a person has the less likely they would support Trump and MAGA
The dumber a person is, the greater chance they will support Trump and MAGA.

• Non-College Voters: Trump consistently performs better among voters without a bachelor’s degree, especially white working-class voters.
• College-Educated Voters: Democrats increasingly dominate among voters with bachelor’s degrees or higher. For example, in 2024, Harris won states where 65%+ of adults had college degrees.
• Trend Over Time: Since 2016, the gap has widened. Republicans have consolidated support among non-college voters, while Democrats have gained among college-educated professionals.

Public indoctrination camps, er, I mean Public education.

 

[ElmerMudd]

So you are saying Trump did not incite January 6th. Good to know

Another example of the MAGA brain adding up 2 and 2 and getting 5.
Blisterfinger will not understand but those who think for themselves will.

 

[ElmerMudd]

Has nothing to do with having TDS but thanks anyway. Retard

Another example of the MAGA brain adding up 2 and 2 and getting 5.
Blisterfinger will not understand but those who think for themselves will.

 

[ElmerMudd]

Reiner was an unhinged left wing bigot who loathed about 75% of Americans.

Can you provide documentation. MAGA minions make shit up and act like it is fact.

Rob Reiner was one of the most popular and influential figures in Hollywood, both as an actor and director. He rose to fame in the 1970s with All in the Family and then became a powerhouse director in the 1980s and 1990s, creating films that are still considered cultural touchstones today.

Rob Reiner’s Popularity Highlights​

• Television Fame:
  
  • Became a household name as Michael “Meathead” Stivic on All in the Family, one of the most-watched sitcoms of the 1970s.
  • Won Emmy Awards for his performance, cementing his popularity as a TV actor.
• Directorial Success:
  
  • Directed a legendary run of films between 1984–1992, including:
    
    • This Is Spinal Tap (1984) – cult classic mockumentary.
    • Stand By Me (1986) – beloved coming-of-age drama.
    • The Princess Bride (1987) – enduring fantasy romance.
    • When Harry Met Sally… (1989) – iconic romantic comedy.
    • Misery (1990) – Oscar-winning thriller.
    • A Few Good Men (1992) – blockbuster courtroom drama with the famous line, “You can’t handle the truth!”.
  • This streak made him one of the most bankable directors of his era.
• Cultural Impact:
  
  • His films produced some of the most quoted lines in cinema history (“As you wish,” “I’ll have what she’s having,” “You can’t handle the truth”).
  • He influenced entire genres—romantic comedies (When Harry Met Sally) and mockumentaries (Spinal Tap) owe much of their popularity to his work.
• Longevity:
  
  • Continued directing into the 2000s and 2010s (The Bucket List, The American President), maintaining relevance across decades.
  • His career spanned seven decades, with over 1,000 credits in acting, directing, producing, and writing.

Popularity in Perspective​

• Critical Acclaim: Many of his films are ranked highly on Rotten Tomatoes and are considered classics.
• Audience Appeal: His movies consistently performed well at the box office and remain staples in pop culture.
• Industry Respect: Reiner was admired for his versatility—moving seamlessly between comedy, drama, romance, and thrillers.

In short: Rob Reiner was extremely popular, both with audiences and critics. His unique ability to create films that were commercially successful, critically acclaimed, and culturally iconic made him one of Hollywood’s most beloved figures.

Would you like me to create a timeline of his career highlights so you can see how his popularity evolved decade by decade?

Sources:

 

[Meister]

Another example of the MAGA brain adding up 2 and 2 and getting 5.
Blisterfinger will not understand but those who think for themselves will.

Another example of the MAGA brain adding up 2 and 2 and getting 5.
Blisterfinger will not understand but those who think for themselves will.

So you felt a need to repeat it twice?

Hmmm, that indoctrination got you good.

 

[ElmerMudd]

So you felt a need to repeat it twice?

Hmmm, that indoctrination got you good.

Yes, it was in response to two different posts. I knew you would not understand.
There is no cure for stupid.

 

[Meister]

Can you provide documentation. MAGA minions make shit up and act like it is fact.

Rob Reiner was one of the most popular and influential figures in Hollywood, both as an actor and director. He rose to fame in the 1970s with All in the Family and then became a powerhouse director in the 1980s and 1990s, creating films that are still considered cultural touchstones today.

Rob Reiner’s Popularity Highlights​

• Television Fame:
  • Became a household name as Michael “Meathead” Stivic on All in the Family, one of the most-watched sitcoms of the 1970s.
  • Won Emmy Awards for his performance, cementing his popularity as a TV actor.
• Directorial Success:
  • Directed a legendary run of films between 1984–1992, including:
    • This Is Spinal Tap (1984) – cult classic mockumentary.
    • Stand By Me (1986) – beloved coming-of-age drama.
    • The Princess Bride (1987) – enduring fantasy romance.
    • When Harry Met Sally… (1989) – iconic romantic comedy.
    • Misery (1990) – Oscar-winning thriller.
    • A Few Good Men (1992) – blockbuster courtroom drama with the famous line, “You can’t handle the truth!”.
  • This streak made him one of the most bankable directors of his era.
• Cultural Impact:
  • His films produced some of the most quoted lines in cinema history (“As you wish,” “I’ll have what she’s having,” “You can’t handle the truth”).
  • He influenced entire genres—romantic comedies (When Harry Met Sally) and mockumentaries (Spinal Tap) owe much of their popularity to his work.
• Longevity:
  • Continued directing into the 2000s and 2010s (The Bucket List, The American President), maintaining relevance across decades.
  • His career spanned seven decades, with over 1,000 credits in acting, directing, producing, and writing.

Popularity in Perspective​

• Critical Acclaim: Many of his films are ranked highly on Rotten Tomatoes and are considered classics.
• Audience Appeal: His movies consistently performed well at the box office and remain staples in pop culture.
• Industry Respect: Reiner was admired for his versatility—moving seamlessly between comedy, drama, romance, and thrillers.

In short: Rob Reiner was extremely popular, both with audiences and critics. His unique ability to create films that were commercially successful, critically acclaimed, and culturally iconic made him one of Hollywood’s most beloved figures.

Would you like me to create a timeline of his career highlights so you can see how his popularity evolved decade by decade?

Sources:

You are deflecting away from Reiner's politics....he was a blooming liberal bigtime.
He didn't deserve to die, and Hollywood loved him....of course they did, Hollywood

 

[toobfreak]

This is how a Trump supporter with some class reacts.

TRANSLATION TO ENGLISH: This is how a proper Dhimmi republican acts in accord with the classic republican like Bob Dole and Mitt Romney and be a good ass-kisser and play the middle-ground hoping it helps your career.

Let's face it, Rob was no "great actor," unless you can name for me a single feature film he ever did that he starred in as the lead character?

The only reason Ingraham had a sort of kissy-face view of Rob is because he was descent with her on that one particular night and gave her a much-needed interview the next night to get her out of a scheduling jam.

 

[dblack]

Actually we established that TDs is real. You must have missed it, that doesn't surprise me. Lack of a proper education upbringing and Sanity pay a huge role.

The Paradox of "Trump Derangement Syndrome"

Are you easily triggered and/or have a tendency to work against yourself?

www.psychologytoday.com

Nope. Its a childish insult, because that's all you got.

 

[toobfreak]

You are deflecting away from Reiner's politics....he was a blooming liberal bigtime.

Maybe when he toned himself down with a bit of Thorazine.

 

[ElmerMudd]

You are deflecting away from Reiner's politics....he was a blooming liberal bigtime.
He didn't deserve to die, and Hollywood loved him....of course they did, Hollywood

Many who had political differences were his good friends. MAGA mindset is you believe like we do or you don't desreve to live. The majority of those who voted for Trump are not true MAGA minions.
educate yourself. Free your self from being controlled by Donald Trump
Despite Rob Reiner’s reputation as a staunch liberal and outspoken critic of Donald Trump, several conservatives expressed admiration and respect for him—particularly after his tragic death in December 2025. Conservative lawmakers and media figures praised his career, his compassion, and his cultural impact, even while disagreeing with his politics.

Examples of Conservative Praise for Rob Reiner​

• Republican Lawmakers
  
  • GOP Rep. Thomas Massie condemned Trump’s disparaging remarks about Reiner, calling them “inappropriate and disrespectful discourse about a man who was just brutally murdered”.
  • Other Republican figures joined in bipartisan condemnation, emphasizing Reiner’s legacy as an acclaimed director and actor.
• Fox News Hosts
  
  • Conservative anchors Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino praised Reiner on America’s Newsroom, describing him as a “Hollywood icon” and highlighting his “classic films” and “beloved role” as Meathead in All in the Family.
  • Their comments contrasted sharply with Trump’s criticism, showing genuine respect for Reiner’s contributions to American culture.
• Conservative Media Figures
  
  • Andrew Kolvet, executive producer of The Charlie Kirk Show, shared a clip of Reiner’s compassionate remarks after conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s murder. Kolvet praised Reiner’s “grace and compassion”, noting that his empathy transcended political divides.

Why This Matters​

• Cross-Partisan Respect: Even though Reiner was a vocal liberal, his work in film and his personal compassion earned admiration across the political spectrum.
• Cultural Legacy: Conservatives acknowledged his role in shaping American entertainment, from The Princess Bride to A Few Good Men.
• Human Decency: His empathetic response to tragedies affecting conservatives (like Charlie Kirk’s death) resonated with right-leaning audiences, showing that his humanity often outweighed political differences.

Takeaway​

Rob Reiner’s career and character drew praise from conservatives who recognized his artistic brilliance and personal compassion, even if they disagreed with his politics. His ability to connect across divides highlights how cultural figures can transcend partisan boundaries.

Sources:

Would you like me to compile a timeline of conservative reactions to Reiner’s career and death, so you can see how respect for him evolved over time?

 

[ElmerMudd]

View attachment 1195208TRANSLATION TO ENGLISH: This is how a proper Dhimmi republican acts in accord with the classic republican like Bob Dole and Mitt Romney and be a good ass-kisser and play the middle-ground hoping it helps your career.

Let's face it, Rob was no "great actor," unless you can name for me a single feature film he ever did that he starred in as the lead character?

The only reason Ingraham had a sort of kissy-face view of Rob is because he was descent with her on that one particular night and gave her a much-needed interview the next night to get her out of a scheduling jam.

Despite Rob Reiner’s reputation as a staunch liberal and outspoken critic of Donald Trump, several conservatives expressed admiration and respect for him—particularly after his tragic death in December 2025. Conservative lawmakers and media figures praised his career, his compassion, and his cultural impact, even while disagreeing with his politics.

Examples of Conservative Praise for Rob Reiner​

• Republican Lawmakers
  
  • GOP Rep. Thomas Massie condemned Trump’s disparaging remarks about Reiner, calling them “inappropriate and disrespectful discourse about a man who was just brutally murdered”.
  • Other Republican figures joined in bipartisan condemnation, emphasizing Reiner’s legacy as an acclaimed director and actor.
• Fox News Hosts
  
  • Conservative anchors Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino praised Reiner on America’s Newsroom, describing him as a “Hollywood icon” and highlighting his “classic films” and “beloved role” as Meathead in All in the Family.
  • Their comments contrasted sharply with Trump’s criticism, showing genuine respect for Reiner’s contributions to American culture.
• Conservative Media Figures
  
  • Andrew Kolvet, executive producer of The Charlie Kirk Show, shared a clip of Reiner’s compassionate remarks after conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s murder. Kolvet praised Reiner’s “grace and compassion”, noting that his empathy transcended political divides.

Why This Matters​

• Cross-Partisan Respect: Even though Reiner was a vocal liberal, his work in film and his personal compassion earned admiration across the political spectrum.
• Cultural Legacy: Conservatives acknowledged his role in shaping American entertainment, from The Princess Bride to A Few Good Men.
• Human Decency: His empathetic response to tragedies affecting conservatives (like Charlie Kirk’s death) resonated with right-leaning audiences, showing that his humanity often outweighed political differences.

Takeaway​

Rob Reiner’s career and character drew praise from conservatives who recognized his artistic brilliance and personal compassion, even if they disagreed with his politics. His ability to connect across divides highlights how cultural figures can transcend partisan boundaries.

Sources:

Would you like me to compile a timeline of conservative reactions to Reiner’s career and death, so you can see how respect for him evolved over time?

 

[Blisterfinger]

Nope. Its a childish insult, because that's all you got.

If you seemed rational on here you wouldn't have earned the label. Deal with it

 

[Blisterfinger]

Another example of the MAGA brain adding up 2 and 2 and getting 5.
Blisterfinger will not understand but those who think for themselves will.

When you are stupid or insane you're much more likely to contract TDS. Think about it

 

[Blisterfinger]

Another example of the MAGA brain adding up 2 and 2 and getting 5.
Blisterfinger will not understand but those who think for themselves will.

Looks like that's all your TDS addled brain can think of. Remember you have to be stupid in order to contract TDS. Is there a cure for stupidity? I don't know

 

[Meister]

Many who had political differences were his good friends. MAGA mindset is you believe like we do or you don't desreve to live. The majority of those who voted for Trump are not true MAGA minions.
educate yourself. Free your self from being controlled by Donald Trump
Despite Rob Reiner’s reputation as a staunch liberal and outspoken critic of Donald Trump, several conservatives expressed admiration and respect for him—particularly after his tragic death in December 2025. Conservative lawmakers and media figures praised his career, his compassion, and his cultural impact, even while disagreeing with his politics.

Examples of Conservative Praise for Rob Reiner​

• Republican Lawmakers
  • GOP Rep. Thomas Massie condemned Trump’s disparaging remarks about Reiner, calling them “inappropriate and disrespectful discourse about a man who was just brutally murdered”.
  • Other Republican figures joined in bipartisan condemnation, emphasizing Reiner’s legacy as an acclaimed director and actor.
• Fox News Hosts
  • Conservative anchors Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino praised Reiner on America’s Newsroom, describing him as a “Hollywood icon” and highlighting his “classic films” and “beloved role” as Meathead in All in the Family.
  • Their comments contrasted sharply with Trump’s criticism, showing genuine respect for Reiner’s contributions to American culture.
• Conservative Media Figures
  • Andrew Kolvet, executive producer of The Charlie Kirk Show, shared a clip of Reiner’s compassionate remarks after conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s murder. Kolvet praised Reiner’s “grace and compassion”, noting that his empathy transcended political divides.

Why This Matters​

• Cross-Partisan Respect: Even though Reiner was a vocal liberal, his work in film and his personal compassion earned admiration across the political spectrum.
• Cultural Legacy: Conservatives acknowledged his role in shaping American entertainment, from The Princess Bride to A Few Good Men.
• Human Decency: His empathetic response to tragedies affecting conservatives (like Charlie Kirk’s death) resonated with right-leaning audiences, showing that his humanity often outweighed political differences.

Takeaway​

Rob Reiner’s career and character drew praise from conservatives who recognized his artistic brilliance and personal compassion, even if they disagreed with his politics. His ability to connect across divides highlights how cultural figures can transcend partisan boundaries.

Sources:

Would you like me to compile a timeline of conservative reactions to Reiner’s career and death, so you can see how respect for him evolved over time?

Listen to yourself and reflect on what you're saying.
The conservatives do have diversity, you said so yourself in your post.
You don't have a clue on the MAGA mindset. Your hatred of Trump won't allow you too.
For whatever reason, you have to project what you think a MAGA thinks. That is your
problem, not a MAGA problem. I'm not MAGA, but you've thrown me into their ring.

 

[toobfreak]

When you are stupid or insane you're much more likely to contract TDS. Think about it

What is TDS? Think about it really. TDS is actually just the measure of how successful the leftwing media is as feeding its propaganda to gullible people and turning them into raging fools.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Can you provide documentation. MAGA minions make shit up and act like it is fact.

Rob Reiner was one of the most popular and influential figures in Hollywood, both as an actor and director. He rose to fame in the 1970s with All in the Family and then became a powerhouse director in the 1980s and 1990s, creating films that are still considered cultural touchstones today.

Rob Reiner’s Popularity Highlights​

• Television Fame:
  • Became a household name as Michael “Meathead” Stivic on All in the Family, one of the most-watched sitcoms of the 1970s.
  • Won Emmy Awards for his performance, cementing his popularity as a TV actor.
• Directorial Success:
  • Directed a legendary run of films between 1984–1992, including:
    • This Is Spinal Tap (1984) – cult classic mockumentary.
    • Stand By Me (1986) – beloved coming-of-age drama.
    • The Princess Bride (1987) – enduring fantasy romance.
    • When Harry Met Sally… (1989) – iconic romantic comedy.
    • Misery (1990) – Oscar-winning thriller.
    • A Few Good Men (1992) – blockbuster courtroom drama with the famous line, “You can’t handle the truth!”.
  • This streak made him one of the most bankable directors of his era.
• Cultural Impact:
  • His films produced some of the most quoted lines in cinema history (“As you wish,” “I’ll have what she’s having,” “You can’t handle the truth”).
  • He influenced entire genres—romantic comedies (When Harry Met Sally) and mockumentaries (Spinal Tap) owe much of their popularity to his work.
• Longevity:
  • Continued directing into the 2000s and 2010s (The Bucket List, The American President), maintaining relevance across decades.
  • His career spanned seven decades, with over 1,000 credits in acting, directing, producing, and writing.

Popularity in Perspective​

• Critical Acclaim: Many of his films are ranked highly on Rotten Tomatoes and are considered classics.
• Audience Appeal: His movies consistently performed well at the box office and remain staples in pop culture.
• Industry Respect: Reiner was admired for his versatility—moving seamlessly between comedy, drama, romance, and thrillers.

In short: Rob Reiner was extremely popular, both with audiences and critics. His unique ability to create films that were commercially successful, critically acclaimed, and culturally iconic made him one of Hollywood’s most beloved figures.

Would you like me to create a timeline of his career highlights so you can see how his popularity evolved decade by decade?

Sources:

Reiner was an unhinged Left Wing bigot who spewed hate.

‘This is scary’: Rob Reiner warns California Republican is a ‘crazy man’

On Friday's edition of MSNBC's "The ReidOut," actor Rob Reiner issued a dire warning about Larry Elder, the right-wing talk radio host who is starting to consolidate Republican support in the California recall election against Gov. Gavin Newsom."Larry Elder, who right now is the leading...

www.rawstory.com

 

[toobfreak]

You don't have a clue on the MAGA mindset.

Shhh, Meister, don't help him out. The longer and better people like him stay clueless of their affliction, the more they will continue still believing their own propaganda and keep with their same failed agenda nominating people like Kammy Harris as their candidates!

I'm not MAGA, but you've thrown me into their ring.

Anyone not fully onboard with their agenda 100% is MAGA to them.