Deliberate or just losing his mind?
The whole post is so incoherent that I couldn’t even tell that the random segue was meant to be directed at someone else without the highlight.
This dude’s brain is mush.
it’s weird that he uses those juvenile nicknames even in private(?) conversation.
Weirdo, what do you expect?
They are using his fake twitter clone for government communication outside of oversight. I imagine they have relatively horrible information handling and security practices at that company… Has Anonymous or anyone tried to hack in and release?
the funny thing is, that they are using mastodon for the platform (although heavily movified, iirc)
I like that’s a screenshot of “truth” posted on litter, then screenshotted and posted on Reddit, then screenshotted and posted on Lemmy
Hey, I’ll take a 4 deep screenshot inception over some link straight to x[.]com
How did this imbecile ever become anything, let alone allowed to ‘run’ a country…twice? TWICE!!!
He’s a fucking village idiot in need of a village, an obvious traitor, an unregistered child rapist, a convicted criminal AND rapist. And yet he’s seen no consequences plus been president of the us twice.
Fuck sake, I just can not understand it. It’s unfathomable.If that’s the chosen leader of all those fucking MAGA troglodytes, think of what that says about them. Following a spoiled petulant toddler brained moron rapist grifter.
There is no more pathetic person on this earth than a Drumpf supporter.
How did this imbecile ever become anything, let alone allowed to ‘run’ a country…twice? TWICE!!!
Americans are, in general, far dumber than Trump.
Around a third of us for sure
I used to have “imposter syndrome”, where I would always feel like I am just pretending to be a qualified and knowledgeable individual, and that at any moment someone would unmask me as a fraud, even if I wasn’t and had no reason to feel that way.
Then Trump got elected and suddenly I was cured. If that moron can get elected to the most important job in the country, whatever I’m doing is small potatoes. You can be an incompetent fool and still have people fall over themselves to defend you if you have confidence and strut around with an air of legitimacy.
By the time he was elected a second time, I no longer believed in either humanity or the concept of being “unqualified”.
Let him be an inspiration. Chase your dreams. If the village idiot can successfully become POTUS, you can do whatever you set your mind to.
He was born just rich enough to be highly visible and was recognized by real power as a useful idiot and put to the task of dismantling the united states, and there’s a good chance that Trump doesn’t even realize that.
How did this imbecile ever become anything, let alone allowed to ‘run’ a country…twice?
You should look at social media and see what the algorithm shows that present only “the good part” of Trump while brushing aside the bad parts. That is, if you are willing to go down that rabbit hole.
I know people who acknowledges the bad aspects of Trump but also says “some of the things he says make sense.” I wonder what those are specifically. My guess is that depending on what you value, those values are supposedly embodied in Trump, while the negatives aren’t shown by algorithm. Conversely, those who don’t like Trump only see the bad sides and little to no good. Not that it’s a criticism of the latter, Trump objectively did more harm than good, kinda like Hitler who still “did some good things”. What is lost is nuance on understanding why people like or dislike a politician, whether because of personal values or propaganda have convinced them.
I never understood why the other GOP members let him in.
Blackmail.
They realized they could ride his coat tails.
It has everything to do with how you used ‘run’ to describe it. Trump is a necessary figurehead and lightning rod of controversy that strengthens the oligarchy.
Such a sack of orange shit.
Release the Trump/Epstein files
Fuck Reddit and Fuck Spez.
God, Id always assumed the way he posts is just his persona. Imagine if all your work emails were from trump.
the 2016-2020 trump timelime pales compare to this one. Back then, we had late night shows making fun of him, stupid and random tweets (remember covfefe?). Things only blew up during covid and george floyd and the Jan 6th insurrection.
This timeline 2025 to 2029 (supposedly) is full of what the fuck moments. And we’re not even done with the 1st year !!
And just think that we all thought what a dumpster fire 2020 was. Little did we know…
Without a doubt was not intended as a post, I assume Trump uses direct messaging on Truth Social for government business. This isn’t directly to the public, it shows that he really like that. And it’s blatantly incompetent to reveal it like that.
Not that it matters, the president is a convicted felon, pedophile protecting that just got caught telling the DOJ to arrest his political enemies with no evidence and he still has support of his cultists. It’s almost hard to believe how far we’ve fallen.
That’s the difference between: “Alexa write a message to Pam: [message]” and “Alexa write a message: Pam [message]” :P
Sure, sure… Now, about all the
Child Rape
Frankly, I cannot completely parse this text and I won’t try. It could give me TDS.
But it does look like he’s accidentally publicly talking about things that are happening behind the curtain.
No news per se: we already know that this is a fascist coup. But another piece of evidence.
My Dad had frontotemporal dementia. My sibling and I had to deal with the consequences - until we couldn’t cope, when my Dad became properly violent.
We’re looking at Trump and let me tell you, it feels eerily familiar. The confusion, remembering stuff from the past but not the present, but most importantly - and that’s one of the defining traits of frontotemporal dementia - the constant aggressivity that stems from the sufferer’s incorrect world views and beliefs being at odds with a reality that everybody keeps reminding him of, that leads him to believe everybody is against him… When it gets bad enough, the person literally assaults people who contradict him out of frustration. Ask me how I know…
We see the signs in Trump. Clear as day. And I bet everybody who’s had to deal with a parent who had dementia sees the signs too.
The difference is, our Dad wasn’t a sitting US president with a penchant for fascism and autocracy. He was a random dude and he was institutionalized before he could harm other people.
My dad had dementia. I had just started my first job states away when he got really bad. Coming home every month to find a new part of him removed. Was only 62. Went downhill quickly.
I made my wife promise me she’d assist in suicide if I ever got like that. I never want my kid or her to experience that.
We see the signs in Trump. Clear as day.
And he wasn’t in a good place before all that started. Very important. The shameless greed, complete lack of moral or ethics, dumb narcissism etc.
That’s tough man. Sorry you lost your dad that way. Death of the person before the physical bodies passes is hard to handle.
Hope you and your family are okay now.
Thanks. But it’s been 22 years.
Actually not that uncommon with world leaders
I bet everybody who’s had to deal with a parent who had dementia sees the signs too.
Same feeling: the rambling, the way he seeks acknowledgement, but more than anything the unfiltered hate he manifests. To me, it’s absolutely clear that he has an initial form of dementia.
Sorry about your experience but I’ve been hearing about his mental/physical health decline since probably the day he was elected. The Trump era has been seemingly hours from over every day for the last ten years.
I’ll believe it’s over when he’s gone.
And, unfortunately, at this point I feel like MAGA is actually bigger than him.
If you feel comfortable answering: did your dad show aggressiveness before or was it a completely new trait and behaviour for him? Because if the second: new fear unlocked.
He never lifted a finger on us or our mother. He was a gentle man.
Then he started saying weird things, like we had made a fake copy of the family house with fake copies of the furniture and the things inside the house to gaslight him. When we tried to prove to him that it was our real house, he’d get annoyed. Frontotemporal dementia causes sufferers to stop recognizing things as their own, and familiar people as the real people they know. It’s very odd.
Then one day he found his car keys that we had hidden for his own safety (he got real mad about that one too), drove off and almost killed himself going down a one-way street. He later claimed the street hadn’t been one-way the night before. It had been one-way for a good 15 years.
And then the whole conspiracy theory he had latched onto went wild: he claimed we tried to make him mad with the fake house and the fake things so we could send him off to a mental institution and steal his money - and of course, when we did send him there, it was confirmation to him, and he refused to talk to us ever again after that when we visited him. He tried to hit us with a fire iron that day.
One day, he drank too much. My Mom tried to stop him drinking and he hit her, saying “You impostor won’t tell me what to do!”
Another time, he went to the bank to arrange something or other with his bank account, and ended up screaming his head off at the teller for trying to steal his money, and that the bank was in cahoots with the impostors trying to control his life at home. The bank had to call the cops and the fire department to get him under control.
Long story short, at some point, we had to institutionalize him. He was so violent at the medicalized retirement house that they had to hammer him with meds until he was reduced to a dribbling mess.
And one day, he was so heavily medicated that he fell down the stairs at the institution, broke his hip, and 4 weeks later, he died. In a way, it was a blessing in disguise, as this shortened his suffering and ours by a good 10 years.
Our experience with our Dad is a depressingly common one, sadly.
new fear unlocked
Someone in your family if I may ask?
Thanks for the answer and taking the time to write it down!
Someone in your family if I may ask?
No, nothing like that, at least as far as i know. I just find it in a certain way terrifying how much we can change without even realising that change happened at all.
That too is my biggest fear: if I lost my grip on reality, I wouldn’t even know it and I’d end up making my loved ones miserable without realizing it.
My grandmother lived a life of being socially graceful, and in her dementia she mostly treated all the unknown and confusing new things and people (who were not really new) mostly with kindness and grace. I have thought on this occasionally and tried to seed into every recess of my mind the idea of approaching the confusing and unknown with curiosity and peaceful kindness, as well as trust whenever possible. My hope is that this would pay off in the event I, too, end up with dementia, or any other conddition for which this could be helpful to the people trying to help me.
I don’t think Trump’s weird Alaska comments are because he remembered Alaska being Russia?
Probably heard about it as a kid from his similarly demented dad.
This is like old people telling their partner to get milk on Facebook in a public post or doing a Google search in the comments of a Google Facebook post.
But it’s also government officials not understanding what tools to use to ensure secure government communication. See also the journalist that git invited to a top secret Signal group.
This kind of communication shouldn’t happen on such public platforms. Too much can go wrong.
My friend’s mum’s first Tweet was “benedict cumberbatch”
my gran was funny like that
Trump: “order corn”
Foreign governments: “??? Not sure about that, the tariff situation being what it is”
Trump: “Sorry my bad I got confused” [deleted immediately]
Trump saying sorry ? quite honestly I’m not sure this has ever happened
Maybe an. “I’m sorry you’re offended”. Or “I’m sorry for your mom, to have such a terrible child”
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