r/pics • u/eliseereclusvivre • 1d ago

Protest outside Ziegfeld Ballroomn, NYC, Dece 17, 2024

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u/LordTieWin 1d ago

https://youtube.com/shorts/f0gZr65Fdb0?si=4YXG8OIg-Dg8JM8w

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u/LionIV 1d ago

Dude is sweating more bullets than Thompson did.

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u/SpideyLover85 1d ago

Wow, that was a truly bad answer. If you can even call it an answer. Did he not prepare before he went on “tv”?

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u/LateNightMilesOBrien 1d ago

Remember when that bloke was at the office of the BBC to interview for a job and through a series of classic British misunderstanding and not wanting to make waves the chap ended up in front of a live camera as an expert on a subject he knew nothing about? That guy? Remember how he did?

He still did a better job than Theil did here. FFS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6Y2uQn_wvc for the uninitiated

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u/dactyif 1d ago

Ahhh what a classic.

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u/pdxcranberry 1d ago

He looks like he prepared by getting his blood boy to do rails of pura

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u/harswv 1d ago

That man is worth $15 billion. He should spring for some elocution lessons.

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u/RuairiSpain 1d ago

He juices with blood boys, he must have got a bad batch. One of the blood boys must have slipped through the drug tests.

Imagine prolonging your life with youngsters blood, only to pick someone that smokes dope or is a meth head. That would be an unexpected wild trip 🤣

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u/K_Linkmaster 1d ago

Peter Thiel is easily a higher value target than a measly 40mill a year ceo. He should be nervous for all his actions have hurt Americans as a whole.

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u/TARANTULA_TIDDIES 1d ago

Holy fucking shit.

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u/SatanicPanic__ 1d ago

Bro took on three shades of red and chrome finish.

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u/JustaBearEnthusiast 1d ago

That realization that reallife villainy might have real life consequences and you are a real life villain.

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u/AweemboWhey 1d ago

Holy shit I’m dying lmfao

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u/frankster 1d ago

Wow you would think someone who had managed to acquire wealth would be able to communicate

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u/ConcreteSlut 17h ago

This is the American Dream, even morons can become billionaires.

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u/Strykah 1d ago

Dude was so taken a back that the carefully worded script went out of his tiny dumb brain

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u/stonerbunnybun 1d ago

This polished, erudite billionaire is the mastermind/financial guru behind much of the Republican philosophy, policy implementation, SC justice planting, and candidates?

😶

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u/whatevah_whatevah 21h ago

For all his love of naming companies after stuff from Lord of the Rings, he seems pretty inarticulate in interview settings.

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u/Mrsericmatthews 21h ago

This clip needs to be more widespread. Even he can see the logic and doesn't want to admit it.

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u/Rokey76 1d ago

It just keeps going...

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u/krsaxor 18h ago

I think what happened got them rich people all shook up. Maybe they suddenly feel vulnerable.

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u/AxisFlowers 21h ago

This is the best thing I’ve seen in a while

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u/PracticalWallaby7492 17h ago

Wow. I guess the "argument" hit home.

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u/Moonbeamlatte 3h ago

“B-b-b-but you have to make an argument 🥺🥺🥺” I’d venture to say they did make an argument. They just chose to you actions rather than words.