Blablablabla. . . more Youkazoiditry. Boring!
Zelenskyy's history as an actor and comedian is well known. In that, he reminds many of our own Ronald Reagan.
Oh yes! As we all know, when Ronald Reagan was an actor, he pranced around in high heels while gay-dancing with a group of men and making suggestive, gay gestures like grabbing another man's butt. And how can we Americans forget Reagan's famous naked warehouse act where he is running around in the buff with a group of mincing, primping gay-acting men? And no doubt there are but a few people who aren't aware of Reagan's famous bit where he shucks his clothes and pretends to play the piano with his little Willy! (massive sarc. . .)
Unlike the grifting, phony little grease stain, Ronald Reagan was dignified, warm hearted and, unlike Zelenskyyyy, who relies on crudity and nudity for laughs, was a truly funny, good man and great leader worthy of respect.
Man, you've got some nerve comparing that primping, phony, acting little grifter; that WEF/GLOBALIST/UN/leftist puppet, to the great Ronald Reagan. Ugh.
Rocco DiPippo:
"Blablablabla. . . more Youkazoiditry. Boring!" I'll take that as your concession that my points are valid and you have no reasonable responses.
Thanks.
Rocco DiPippo: "Man, you've got some nerve comparing that primping, phony, acting little grifter; that WEF/GLOBALIST/UN/leftist puppet, to the great Ronald Reagan. Ugh."
Different times, different gigs.
Those comedy acts are not what made Zelenskyy so popular with Ukrainians, but rather his role as:
"In 2015, Zelenskyy became the star of the television series Servant of the People, where he played the role of the president of Ukraine.[34]
In the series, Zelenskyy's character was a high-school history teacher in his 30s who won the presidential election after a viral video showed him ranting against government corruption in Ukraine."
Turns out, Ukrainians liked the idea of somebody dedicated to cleaning up their government.
Who knew?
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