Donald Trump blows off dignified transfer of fallen U.S. soldiers for golf events

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

[BoRaGard]

1. But...Krasnov had a Great time golfing, and ate like a royal pig

[GiqueCee]

2. That anyone...

... so incredibly evil not only walks free, but has a following, is monstrous beyond words. Maybe the Klingon language has something that'll describe this despicable gargoyle.
As for his cult following, admiration for someone so vile says nothing good about their judgement or their character. What utter shits.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

3. Patak?

What Does The Klingon Word Patak Mean?
By Robert DonovanUpdated On January 15, 2025Fun And Trivia8 min read
If you’re interested in learning Klingon, one of the most fascinating words you’ll come across is ‘patak’. This word has a rich history and connotations that are unique to the Klingon culture. In this article, we’ll learn what it means, how it’s used, and why it’s such an important part of the Klingon language.

Firstly, let’s define ‘patak’. At its core, patak means ‘coward’ or ‘weakling’. However, the meaning is much more nuanced than that. In Klingon culture, being labeled a patak is an insult of the highest order. It implies not only weakness but also dishonor and lack of courage. It’s a label that can be difficult to shake off and can have long-lasting consequences for one’s social standing within the community.

Understanding the usage and connotations of patak is essential if you want to fully grasp the depth and complexity of Klingon culture.

https://answertica.com/what-does-the-klingon-word-patak-mean/

[GiqueCee]

5. Thank you!

I am enlightened. I rather expected something more guttural, but I suppose vocal inflection could impart a degree of contempt so visceral that even a Klingon would gag on it. "Patak" certainly describes the diseased creature in question with appropriate revulsion.

[FoggyLake]

4. I'm literally crying from shame