A fool and their money are soon parted.
And there are no bigger fools in the country today than the MAGA hat wearing Trump supporters
who believe that they are smarter than everyone else.
They are better than everyone else, and by God, they just can't stop themselves from
getting scammed, scammed, scammed.
The latest scam that Republicans are now whining about is Trump Bucks put out by multiple different
groups, all like some kind of Patriot name.
You have Patriots Dynasty, Patriots Future, and USA Patriots.
Those are the companies behind these so-called Trump bucks, and they're advertised all over
social media.
They got Donald Trump's face on money, on coins, and they tell people in these ads that
are also come complete with fake celebrity endorsements, that you buy these fake Trump
bucks and then you can sell them for way more than what you bought 'em for.
So as expected, a bunch of MAGA idiots bought up all the Trump bucks.
Some of them spent thousands of dollars in Trump bucks thinking, oh boy, I'm gonna be
rich.
I can't wait to sell these.
And then they found out, what do you mean I can't sell them?
There's, there's nobody buying.
I'm not selling these for a massive profit like you told me.
I'd be able to.
Now I'm out some of the one guy who said he's out $2,200 because I can't cash
them in.
I want to feel so like my, the human part of me, I'm all human, don't get me wrong.
But I, I guess the, you know, the, the, the empathizing part of me like wants to feel
bad for these people, but I don't feel bad for these people.
I know I should, right?
Like, we should feel bad for these people.
We shouldn't laugh at their misfortune, but at the same time, like, fool me once, shame
on you, fool me, 800 million times, shame on me.
And that's where we're at with these Trump supporters, and that is why I have no sympathy
for them.
Like, y'all just keep getting conned and scammed and grift and you're like, whoa, darn it,
it happened again, honey, I spent all our money on the Trump box now.
I can't buy us dinner.
Well, have you tried not being an idiot?
I mean, that's always an option.
It's not an option that maga freaks ever pick.
But yeah, try it sometime.
Like maybe look at yourself and realize like, wait a minute, if something sounds too good
to be true, maybe it is.
So here's the big question.
Is it actually a scam?
Is this a scam that is going to get all of these patriot idiot groups sued?
Maybe not.
It may not be as scammy as you think.
I'm not saying that these coins or anything actually have value because they don't.
What I'm saying is that if you pay very close attention to the ads,
It says that these are available for memorabilia pur, uh, purposes only.
So even though they're making the claims in the ads saying that you can resell them for
money, which technically is not true, if you can find somebody dumber than you, you can
actually sell them for a profit.
So that's not technically a lie.
It's not technically false advertising.
If you can find somebody willing to pay you more money than you paid for them, then that
claim does become true.
And because that is a hypothetical situation, you cannot prove or disprove it.
You really wouldn't be able to use that to prove any kind of fraud or false advertising
if you tried to sue the groups.
Not to mention, again, it's on the consumer to read the fine print and the fine print.
Sh I'm almost done.
The fine print does in fact say if, if, if, if you purchase these, please understand that
this is just memorabilia.
That's all it is.
So it may seem scammy, feel scammy to me, but in the eyes of the law, if these Trump
supporters really wanna stick it to these companies for screwing 'em over, they're gonna
have a hard time doing it.
Because even with those bogus claims in that ad, they could still technically be true,
which would mean it's not a scam.
You're just an idiot that didn't read the fine print, and now you've lost thousands
of dollars.