It's clear that Trump has high gullibility and doesn't care if a story is true or not - today's example is the tweeting of the "bullets in pig's blood" meme for which (even according to Fox News!) there is no concrete historical evidence: it's something like a Hollywood "inspired by actual events" movie, with all of the inaccuracy that routinely entails.
But why would Trump repeat it anyway? Its relevance to tactics to be used in countering do-it-yourself Islamic inspired terrorism which has no real purpose is non-existent. Just a generic "you've got to treat them ruthlessly" bit of red meat to his dumb base, I guess.
There's a child like quality to the way Trump repeats myth and self serving story. The use of that snake poem at rallies made him sound particularly childish, and in some sort of irony I only read about today, the family of the black singer who apparently had a hit with it as a song in the 1960's say that he is very unlikely to have been happy with someone like Trump using it against poor Mexicans.
And while I am at it, may I repeat how Trump has repeatedly complained about how his using hairspray in his "sealed" apartment could not possibly cause harm to the ozone layer - again exhibiting a child like certainty, and/or lack of curiosity, as to how airconditioning works, not to mention a selfish and entitled attitude to getting his own way even to the extent of hairspray formulation.
It is obvious that the guy just doesn't care about truth and reality. Not a good thing in a President.
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idiocy confirmed again. Just dwell on that myth. Pershing deliberately murders people to teach a lesson. Just who have done that in the past? How does that separate you from the enemy? It also plays into their hands when this becomes public.
no doubt Katesy and the rest of his fellow travellers approve
Trump's favourite boxer is Rocky Balboa so the Pershing hero worship is right in line with that!
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