Trump mercilessly mocked (again) for drinking water like a small child

ml1

Dec 21, 2017 at 8:42am

I think ridiculing everything is fair game with a malignant narcissist like Trump. so maybe I'm not as good a person as those who say we should "go high."

tom

Dec 21, 2017 at 11:10am

Remember the fake letter that he produced instead of releasing his medical history? The one that said he'd be the healthiest person ever elected to the presidency?

He deserves it, just for lying about it to us.

Ridicule has always been a potent weapon against evil institutions and individuals. For example, https://dangerousminds.net/comments/how_superman_singlehandedly_thwarted_the_ku_klux_klan. Also, humor is a great mnemonic technique.

So let's raise the public profile of his ignorance, foolishness and mendacity as high as we can.

I am not a doctor, but as the daughter of a father who succumbed to Lewy Body dementia many years ago, I gotta say, Trump looks like that's what he's got. You can read up on it; it looks like a combination of Alzheimers and Parkinsons diseases, and is frequently misdiagnosed as such. I t was in my father's case, but the more I read about what he had, the more I thought that Lewy Body was it. It can only be truly diagnosed by an autopsy, and we didn't have one. Still...I bet that's what Trumps has. His coordination is off, his speech is repetitive and often makes no sense, his facial expressions seem rigid...ahh who cares. F Trump.

kibbegirl

Dec 21, 2017 at 12:41pm

@morganna and @lizziecat seem to have direct knowledge of what certain diseases look like. If he is suffering from either, more reason for him to give a phony doctor's note regarding his health (btw, has any president EVER done that?) At what point, is he responsible for getting checked out by a CERTIFIED physician at Walter Reed? And if something is wrong with him, will we be given the truth?

ml1

Dec 21, 2017 at 12:44pm

how strange and sad it would be that our country elected a man specifically because he embodied the symptoms of a neurological disease. For many of his supporters, certainly enough of them to put him over the top in the Electoral College, Trump's belligerent, simplistic, ranting was a feature, not a bug.

Tom_Reingold

Dec 21, 2017 at 1:50pm

If he has one of these conditions, it can give us additional hope he won't finish his term. We need all the hope we can get.

Klinker

Dec 21, 2017 at 2:00pm

conandrob240 said:

I’m more than comfortable joining a chorus of FTrump and I despise every single thing he does and stands for. That doesn’t mean I want to mock his physical limitations (even if that’s what he does to others)

That's the beauty of the opposition. You can say FTrump while others mock his weak and ineffectual hydration. There's room for everyone in this Big Tent.

DottyParker

Dec 21, 2017 at 3:42pm Edited

oakland2 said:

It's likely to steady his hands.

What a mean spirited post. OP should be ashamed for mocking someone with an apparent disability or condition.

I like a POTUS who can win by swinging a two-liter bottle of seltzer with one hand, and not get captured making the two-handed sippy cup move. My Trump Shame Ship sailed when he bragged about freestyle crotch grabbing: “And when you're a star, they let you do it.”

shoshannah

Dec 21, 2017 at 3:49pm

DottyParker said:

oakland2 said:

It's likely to steady his hands.

What a mean spirited post. OP should be ashamed for mocking someone with an apparent disability or condition.
I like a POTUS who can win by swinging a two-liter bottle of seltzer with one hand, and not get captured making the two-handed sippy cup move. My Trump Shame Ship sailed when he bragged about freestyle crotch grabbing: “And when you're a star, they let you do it.”

lol! Yes. He lost his human right not to be mocked. He is inhuman. There is no equivalency. Mock away.