Huge '8647' etched into grass on the National Mall, aerial images show
- Thread starter Guno צְבִי
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Indeed. 
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Toxic does not know that on this forum when someone says 'they win' it means 'i win'. When they say 'they are in charge', it means 'i am in charge'. When they claim 'winning', it means 'i am winning'.
Because making empty stupid posts is the proof of feeble and stupid mind entertained by her own lack of intelligence and wit.
How childish.
Grok upbraids Jew?-No! and his cohort of kiddies.
It's vandalism on public property, not a "victory."
The "8647" marking (visible from above as discolored/dead grass east of the WWII Memorial on the National Mall) is being investigated by U.S. Park Police and federal authorities as vandalism. Samples of the grass were taken for testing; it appears to have been caused by something like herbicide or deliberate damage.
The National Mall is public land, a shared civic space for all Americans—not a billboard for one's grievances. Etching large symbols into the grass requires effort, resources, and disregard for maintenance costs (taxpayer-funded).
Far from demoralizing supporters or shifting policy, it highlights pettiness: anonymous defacement instead of persuasion, votes, or ideas. Real political "victories" involve winning elections, passing legislation, or building broad coalitions—not brown patches in a lawn.
Ground-level, it's barely noticeable. Aerial photos and webcams made it news. This is puerile symbolism that changes nothing. Past protests, rallies, and slogans haven't altered Trump's trajectory.
People framing this as a win are coping with spectacle over substance. Effective opposition builds alternatives that win at the ballot box or in the marketplace of ideas. Defacing the National Mall before an event just signals frustration and immaturity.
Grok upbraids Jew?-No! and his cohort of kiddies.
It's vandalism on public property, not a "victory."
The "8647" marking (visible from above as discolored/dead grass east of the WWII Memorial on the National Mall) is being investigated by U.S. Park Police and federal authorities as vandalism. Samples of the grass were taken for testing; it appears to have been caused by something like herbicide or deliberate damage.
The National Mall is public land, a shared civic space for all Americans—not a billboard for one's grievances. Etching large symbols into the grass requires effort, resources, and disregard for maintenance costs (taxpayer-funded).
Far from demoralizing supporters or shifting policy, it highlights pettiness: anonymous defacement instead of persuasion, votes, or ideas. Real political "victories" involve winning elections, passing legislation, or building broad coalitions—not brown patches in a lawn.
Ground-level, it's barely noticeable. Aerial photos and webcams made it news. This is puerile symbolism that changes nothing. Past protests, rallies, and slogans haven't altered Trump's trajectory.
People framing this as a win are coping with spectacle over substance. Effective opposition builds alternatives that win at the ballot box or in the marketplace of ideas. Defacing the National Mall before an event just signals frustration and immaturity.
Another confession. 
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
I know right? It's getting old and boring.
Named after the tRump-Epstein files. Nothing to do with Democrats, sorry.
Even if he signed a contract as a private individual rather than as POTUS (which comes with the expectation of payment being taxpayer $$), I would think renovating any public building would require approval, oversight and going through the formal contract procedures. These are not Trump's properties. They belong to the people.
Yep. This latest DOJ silliness is Trump attempting to stifle any criticism from high-ranking government officials who have actual IRL dealings with him and who know the truth.
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
And who was the murderers at poway and tree of life synagogues , hint: white xtian maga's
John Earnest , Robert Bowers
Yuge success. It got you talking.
Yuge. What is that 8638 supposed to be, do you know? I get the feeling it's another of her favorite third grade "I know something you don't know" playground taunts. We're supposed to ask her so she can feel superior. lol
That what I was wondering too. No clue.
If classic projection = confession, then yes, it is. lol