The 22‑foot colossus

Golden calf pig.

towering gold statue of Donald Trump was unveiled at the president’s golf course in Doral, Florida, during an emotionally charged ceremony presided over by an Evangelical pastor.

Placed on a pedestal in a clearing of palm trees, the 22‑foot colossus depicts the president thrusting his fist into the air, echoing his defiant gesture after the attempt on his life in Butler, Pennsylvania.

I wonder if it ever occurred to anyone involved in this that putting up a statue to yourself is…erm…not exactly a reputable way to go about things.

At Wednesday’s dedication ceremony, the sculpture was draped in white and blue fabric, resembling a Greek toga. It was encircled by a few dozen guests seated in chairs, as Pastor Mark Burns — a member of Pastors for Trump — spoke at a podium.

“Today at Trump National Doral Miami, we witnessed an unforgettable moment,” Burns wrote on social media before emphasizing that the gilded effigy was not a false idol.

Excuse me excuse me pastor sir – yes it is. If ever anything could be called a false idol it’s a giant statue of the worst human being on the planet.

The statue, of course, is both hideous and laughable. His paunch is neither concealed nor minimized.

The statue — which rises 15 feet atop a 7-foot base — was commissioned and bankrolled by a collective of crypto investors seeking to boost visibility for their memecoin, $PATRIOT, according to The Daily Beast.

Oh I see, so it’s basically a commercial.

Feast your eyes.

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One response to “The 22‑foot colossus”

  1. Brian M Avatar

    Jayzzzzzussss. How can any rational human being think this is ok? How can the attendees not burst out laughing? I mean, the “memecoin” is itself laughable, so maybe if you believe on piece of nonsense you can believe anything? See: Evangelicsl pastor.

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