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The Trump childrens’ Instagrams offer decent insight to how they operate. Don Jr. is tasteless, focused on enforcing gender-norm stereotypes with his children (“my little man” and “daddy’s girl” are oft-used phrases), and creepily obsessed with his father’s opposition. Eric lacks personality or conviction. Tiffany…

After that.....this happened.

> “There’s one viewer that you care about now, and you’re being obsequious, you’re being a factotum in order to please him.”

Pro-tip, if you need to tell people that one of your greatest assets is “mental stability”, you may not actually be all that stable....

“It doesn’t matter that most of the time no one shoots me with that thing,” wrote Reddit user BitterBubblegum. “Constantly expecting it is the thing that reduces the enjoyment.”

I don’t think we need twitter to say a word. We already know they don’t hold everyone to the same rules and it applies to people on any part of the political spectrum.

The rich are ruining the game after the game required you to be rich to play the game? Yeah sounds about right.

Ohh, just fuck alla you old twat-bros who are STILL trying to shush women instead of listening to them and answering their fucking questions.

Actually, Herriot wrote an article yesterday about how TC asked him to be on the show even though HE DIDN’T WRITE ANY OF DAMON’S ARTICLES!

Are you kidding me? Tucker Carson is going to highlight it on his show with the heading “We Told You So.”

So fucking cowardly. Look, I would have given him a slight pass if he showed up personally, read something and claimed he had things to do and scurried out.

Where have I seen this before?

This article offers clear perspective on exactly why what he did on the streets was not fine. It provides insight into elements of Japanese culture that make what he did an affront to that culture.

As a british man, I am insulted, being a dickhead tourist in other people’s countries is our job!

People of Japan, we don’t like him either.

Well... that’s like your force, man.

Wolff exploits the human tendency to confuse frankness and cruelty with truth-telling.

“Steve was a staffer who worked for me after I had already won the nomination by defeating seventeen candidates, often described as the most talented field ever assembled in the Republican party.”