- Supporters of former President Trump take action to back J.D. Vance, his potential vice president, using containers specifically designed for semen.
In the world of Donald Trump's unconventional politics, his supporters have proven to be just as unorthodox. Recent visuals from Trump's rallies depict his followers carrying tiny bottles, claimed to contain an odorous compound, in support of his VP pick, J.D. Vance. These bottles, bearing a resemblance to urine containers and supposedly containing Vance's semen, display his likeness and the catchphrase "JD Vance complete family collection."
This bizarre act appears to be a nod to Vance's controversial views on women, such as his criticism of Democratic presidential contender Kamala Harris. During a 2021 interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, Vance remarked, "The U.S. is being governed by a pack of childless, miserable cat ladies who are unsatisfied with their lives and choices, and they want to make the rest of the country equally miserable." He further asserted that Democrats were advocating for a future with childless candidates, whom he deemed unfit to manage the country. This incendiary speech seems to have been adopted by Trump supporters to bolster their vice-presidential candidate's campaign.
Strange Support for J.D. Vance
The public display of Trump's loyalists brandishing their supposed semen cups on social media has elicited backlash and amusement. One netizen commented, "They're clearly mocking those who rely on IVF, like Tim Walz and his spouse." Another user voiced their disbelief, "This can't be genuine, could it please be fake?"
Contrary to popular belief, the photos are authentic and not the product of AI-driven deceit. The Republicans appear to be giving this peculiar trend serious consideration. Whether this fad will ultimately boost Vance's credentials as Trump's VP remains to be seen, as he's currently attempting to distance himself from allegations of being "quirky." This new development may only make that harder for him. However, one thing is certain: this stunt is garnering attention, and in the cutthroat realm of U.S. election campaigns, that's invaluable.
♪ Despite the controversy, some Trump supporters have taken the odd display of loyalty a step further, using the tune "I'm not going to lie" as a background to their social media posts, showcasing their urine bottles. ♪ In response to the backlash, some individuals have speculated that the semen cups are indeed a clever hoax, aiming to garner attention for Vance's campaign. ♪
