>>11662699

https://www.dailydot.com/unclick/release-the-kraken-meme/

How ‘Release the Kraken’ joined the pantheon of all-time great memes

'Release the Kraken' was a catchphrase from an all-time terrible movie. No wonder it became a meme almost instantly.

That's your answer to what "Release the Kraken" means.

She said "Release the Kraken". When "Release the Kraken" is already FAMOUS, you don't step back and go "what's Kraken" and then "what does Release the Kraken" mean?

What "Release the Kraken" means is "inflict maximum damage". It means something similar to "really going to fuck shit up right now".

And since it seems like we've been talking about this for a week, but it's probably only been 18 hours, I figured I might as well tell all yall the basic common sense answer to this.

>>11662996

Here's the scene from Clash of the Titans where Liam Neeson says "Release the Krakon"

>>11663088

good stuff

>>11663104

burn the witch

>>11663098

white working class (like Youngstown) are Trump friendly.

Suburbs of major cities are generally not Trump friendly. Every evidence that the best suburbs, which used to be solid GOP, are moving away from Trump is not the same thing as saying that only voter fraud can explain why upper middle class tv watchers with jobs in office buildings aren't voting for Trump quite as much.

I think there was lots of fraud, and that we should hang the guilty and let Trump be President for as long as he wants, but that doesn't mean that everyone likes Trump.

>>11663098

Here's a bit of a hint. It's about Pennsylvania. I used to live there for quite some time, don't now.

Trump seemed to give a fuck about some Pennsylvanians and no fucks about other Pennsylvanians.

Trump is entirely mistaken if he thinks that all Pennsylvanians like FRACKING and COAL.

People who live in some parts of PA are likely impacted positively by fossil fuel industry. Others live in other parts of PA that aren't effected at all by fossel fuel industry, and if they are, it's negatively. "This fracking hurts the water quality".

Trump kicked ass in the parts of PA where they do Fracking and Coal Mining and general Industry. Better than 2020. People switched registration from D to R a lot in those areas. That's most of PA. But it's not where most of the people live. It seems like the Philly burbs are expanding out to South Central PA. Harrisburg, including Dauphin and Cumberland counties are taking on the characteristics of Philly burbs. Harrisburg, Lancaster and York used to be really key parts of the GOP plan in PA, populated, yet GOP. And in the Northeast. And Trump still won those areas, but his margins weren't as strong.