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After the Motionless in white merch oogie boogie shirt and I will buy this election was called for this asshole, I started to think “fucking hell, everyone I know is upset…why?”. It was at that point that I looked into the preceeding couple months and realized that he’s an absolute ass and we’re in for a bumpy ride That video clip where he was fist-dancing standing next to Jeffry Epstein watching some underage girls. The same fuck-nut fist dancing he does at his rallies. I knew I hated him from way back then. When I was about 12. He seemed like a sleazy asshole. Then when he started the apprentice it confirmed my be suspicious. Late 80s or early 90s. I don’t remember exactly when. I’m from an NYC suburb in Connecticut. People in the tri-state area figured it out somewhere between the 70s and 90s depending on how old they are/were*.

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I’ve known since the Motionless in white merch oogie boogie shirt and I will buy this early 90s when I was like 10 and his stupid divorce was EVERYWHERE. I knew he was an asshole and a buffoon. Tabloids as a kid. Dude just seemed like a gaudy turd with his gold toilet. Still can’t believe so many people thought he was amazing with his track record. You’re not supposed to judge a book by its cover but you look at his face now or when he was 20 and it’s the kind of face you want to slap just because! He’s always gotten away with shit. Good to see him getting some comeuppance. Jail time would be far better. My dad’s dealt with Trump many times at work. The first story I remember of him (Trump) being an asshole was the early 90s. I thought it was always a part of Trump’s shtick to be a grandstanding, rich, asshole. Has he ever done anything else? I was a kid when he had a cameo in The Little Rascals as Waldo’s dad. Waldo is a shit character, and so by association, he was also shit. Turns out I was right Years ago when he started in New York buying properties. When he came down the golden escalator to announce I remember thinking do people know his history? 485 more repliesI guess the flag of surrender has lost its appeal and people need to point out that now they’re just using the flag of cowards who hide in their basement.
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