As someone who used to be big into Twitter, knowing the person in the OP had a lot of kinda-creepy drama going on behind the scenes, this is quite an ironic tweet for them to make. He’s not as bad as Trump, for sure, but he’s definitely between Trump and the average person.
There’s a pretty fucking wide space between Trump and the average person.
Fair, but what I’m saying is he was weird around young women as a middle-aged married father
Who is he? What’s the story?
It was very e-drama.
He had an alarmingly wide array of sock puppet accounts in which he’d pretend to be a woman to befriend younger (but legal age) women - some straight some gay - and be very sexual. He would also push for what many would call emotional cheating. He had a wife and kids irl. A lot of performative, shallow male-feminism with ulterior motives and was keen to jump on the band wagon of ostracizing other preditors/misogynists.
Made more disturbing by how he was constantly on twitter and in all the big community DM groups.
‘17. lol
I dont think there were ever any US presidents that werent massively out “better-personed” by the average person.
Jimmy Carter was a nuclear engineer who helped avert qa major disaster.
https://www.military.com/history/how-jimmy-carter-saved-canadian-nuclear-reactor-after-meltdown.html
And he’s remembered as one of the most hated presidents of all time
He wasn’t ever hated. He wasn’t liked, and people didn’t want him as president, but it didn’t rise to the level of hate for most people… or at least the hate was short lived. Once he was out of office the hate was mostly gone. Compare that to say Reagan who is still hated today.
Not anymore, we all know Trump takes the cake by miles.
Still, even by that low standard Trump outperforms them all on the “bad person” index by miles.
This is just so well phrased.
If you think about it, so many presidents were so much smarter than the average voter, at least Democratic presidents. Clinton was a Rhodes scholar. Obama was selected as an editor for the Harvard Law Review at the end of his first year and president of it in his second year. Carter was a nuclear engineer in the 1950s when nuclear engineering was a brand new discipline. Most of them have to learn to seem like a regular guy, and not seem so smart. Meanwhile, Trump’s out there trying to look smart.
I just wonder how stupid you have to be to think that Trump is smart. Surely he has to be below the average intelligence of the nation. There must be a lot of MAGA Republicans who secretly know just how dumb he is.
We were always told in America anything is possible. I never knew that that was a literal curse.
I never want to be a better person than anyone in charge of making critical decisions. Turns out I’m less evil than most of them.
I never want to be a better person than anyone in charge of making critical decisions.
Unfortunately, the people most likely to succeed in business and politics tend to either have a ruthless streak, no moral backbone, a lack of empathy, or more than one of the above.
So unless you’re a real asshole, you’re going to be disappointed most of the time…
You could go to an Ed Sheeran concert to decrease the distance /s.
I hear the tickets are cheap.
Oh, that’s fixable: go kick some grannies, burn a garbage bin, shit on the monument…
That would not get anywhere close to being as bad as prez. You kick one granny, this motherfucker is working on throwing 20 million out on the street after they steal social security. To say nothing of grandpas.
This guy, he’s the worst person, by character. His lack of ability is his only redeeming quality.
Not to mention what he does to their grandchildren.
Keep in mind that even Epstein himself said in the emails that he met some bad people, but trump outranked then all.
I’m pretty curious about what mr baby fucker-eater plan to kill off all the poor and invented microtransanctions has to say.
I think it’s actually impossible to be a worse person, because anybody else would have been stopped long ago.
He’s making it too easy.
Bush didnt do it for you?
