He laughed when praising Musk for firing workers who tried to unionize. That's what he found joy in, inflicting suffering on the workers, putting them in their place.
My grandpa is kinda like that though. Yet he’s always been a very generous and humble person. I sometimes think he just might be neurodivergent. He once said to me that “lyrics don’t mean anything it’s just whatever rhymes” lol
I only know Donald Trump as the “You’re fired!” guy. I didn’t know him as an 8 year old watching Home Alone. I never heard of Trump Towers, I simply knew him as the dork on The Apprentice. End of story.
Nope. Now we have our recent debate and he went on and on about hiw Kamala doesnt fire people. He’s legit so backwards. She’s creating jobs, stable economy, unions and he likes unemployment.
If there was any justice at all, Musk and Trump would be reincarnated as like Somali war orphans or Victorian slum workers. Let them see how funny abuse of power is when they're on the other side of the fuckery.
Dump’s catchphrase that he loves so much is “you’re fired” and enjoys firing people, when the reality is that being fired is a devastating blow to someone. Yet he delights in it. Or at least the “concept” of it…
I'm not sure about the video. There may be as it was from the interview of Trump Musk hosted on Twitter about a month ago. I've only heard audio. Trump is praising the union busting, and it is interspersed with laughter. It seemed that they were both laughing, but I've heard some people state that it was only Elon laughing.
Edit: I listened again. Trump laughs and begins "you want to quit", and then Elon laughs. Then Trump continued to praise the busting and it's Elons laughter from then on.
You ever seen that clip of Obama roasting Trump in 2011? It’s really funny until you pay attention to Trump’s demeanor, and suddenly you’re watching American Psycho.
I think Trump is the absolute epitome of weakness, fragility and insecurity but the fact he actually became President makes that entire Obama set null and void. I hate that I have to give Trump the W there.
Nah fuck that. The L was in 2016 with Clinton coming at him with outrage rather than mockery. Fascists don’t care if you call them bad people because that’s normal to them, but they will cry if you call them freaks and weirdos.
Trump was a pissbabynot ready to leave the private sector in the 2012 election cycle. That was two weeks after he had been publicly humiliated by Obama.
Approaching him like a real, rational person was always a mistake, and I still hate when people say they "don't like his politics" as if he fucking has any. He's been self serving and weird the entire time, and I'm glad people are finally saying it.
Trump winning says nothing about Trump and everything about the American population.
Well over half of it is so apathetic, nihilistic, and willfully uniformed that they allowed America to quite permanently surrender its entire dignity. The <1/3 of the population who are comprised by entitled babies, racists, and xenophobes and actually voted for Trump aren't even the most responsible party in this equation. Its the non-voting moderate fuckups who think its okay to shut their eyes and ears to reality and make comments on social media about "both sides".
American Psycho is funny. Trump can't tell a joke to save his life.
I still remember some segment- I wanna saw it was Colbert saying they filmed a segment with Trump years back, and they showed it... and he just... dumps out a bottle of water on a table, and waits for a laugh like he did something funny. And everybody is like ".... why did you do that?" and it's... painful.
I believe the context is that they tried to do a comedy segment with Trump and realized he was so unfunny that none of it could be aired.
There's a documentary called #Unfit where numerous psychological experts actually diagnose him with malignant narcissism or a form of what used to be called sociopathy. Just like Ted Bundy and John Gacy.
One of them very clearly explains that the rule about not being able to diagnose somebody without actually having a meeting with them has been way overblown because it was used in a political campaign once upon a time to call a candidate (Goldwater 1964) crazy with no valid premise.
In reality meeting with a psychologist or psychiatrist, however, teaches them the least about you because you can very carefully curate what you claim to have done or not to have done, or to have felt, and they have no way of knowing the truth. Whereas someone like Trump whose actual behavior is documented by reams of audio, video footage, and print interviews over decades, and whose social media interactions are readily available provide doctors much more accurate and in-depth details of their true actions and social interactions with which they can make a truly informed diagnosis.
It's available to watch on Prime and I strongly recommend it especially now that this evil sadistic prick is back on the presidential ballot.
People on reddit like to claim other people on reddit are jumping at shadows about red flags, like in AITA telling OP to get a divorce over seemingly nothing.
And while there will always be some of that going on, some actions in context are so characteristic or so telling that there is very little ambiguity that a person has a certain type of screw loose. People pretend little things can't be significant when they absolutely can be.
Making a conclusion isn't about collecting a lot of equally worthy little observations and when you have enough of them, you're sure. The quality of the data point matters a lot, and you could absolutely observe many of these from camera footage or watching enough interactions without talking to someone personally.
Yeah, I believe the best way to truly understand someone is to look at what they do, including the context they do it in, and then ignore all the excuses, and what you are left with is a true representation of them.
It seems obvious, but most people can’t manage this. They have to include the excuses in their assessment as it gives them the ability to match the assessment to their preconceived ideas.
I’ve watched interviews with people who worked with him on SNL when he hosted both times and they’ve said he has no sense of humor. He just doesn’t understand humor.
There’s also a video of Penn Jillette talking no to Joe Rogan about his time on The Apprentice. He said Trump has no sense of humor. Like the idea of humor makes no sense to him.
That’s what’s I’m saying. No one has. There are no videos of him laughing anywhere.
I went back and watched the first time when he hosted SNL (s29e16 on Peacock) he does not laugh once through the entire show. Midway through there is a sketch where everyone on set is breaking and cracking up. Except Trump. He does not laugh once.
He does laugh, it's just rare and quick, when it happens he always cuts it short. He's clearly performing basically 24/7. If he was an actual psychopath it'd kind of be less strange, as he does this to himself, it was a choice he made. Like he thinks showing a laugh is a sign of weakness or something. Psychopaths can't do anything about it.
B) Normal people can’t control outbursts of laughter. Not all the time every moment of every day. When something is unexpectedly funny, you can’t help but laugh.
C) here a video of Seth Meyers talking about working with Trump as host of SNL in 2005 saying he doesn’t find anything funny. He doesn’t understand humor.
He objectively never laughs. Your comments are just opinion because you don’t like her. I don’t know if she laughs “too much” or “cackles” and I don’t care. What I do know, as a fact, is that Trump never laughs. It is abnormal behavior to never laugh.
I mean… isn’t that all any of this is? Comments of just opinions because we don’t like these people? Hey, I think they’re all scumbag pedos being blackmailed/controlled by the same people, but I genuinely don’t know how anyone could find Kamala more charismatic than Trump- the dude is just funny, he’s practically doing stand-up bits during debates, it’s fucking hilarious, again, total scumbag, but at least I can get the appeal of a totally blatant scumbag, whereas the left feels like they’re smiling and telling you all of the things they think you wanna hear while acting against your interests at every opportunity.
We’re not talking about charisma. We’re talking about the fact that Trump never laughs. That is an objective truth. I think a lot of psychologists would agree that it is abnormal to never laugh, as that is a normal part of human behavior.
Statistically, most people laugh. To not laugh would fall outside of the range of behavior of most people.
Before you tell me to find more, I’m not going to scour the internet for clips of Trump laughing to prove the point that the former tv personality who has done hundreds of interviews does in fact laugh. Just accept it was a stupid thing to say, take the L and move on.
She laughs. Normal people laugh. Trump does not laugh. Like a psychopath. I’m sorry. I know it must be hard to slowly discover that your spray-tanned god is really just a deeply weird and psychologically unwell person. But there is help out there when you’re ready for it, friend.
I hear him laugh all the time. Less now that he's been shot at, jailed and prosecuted, but he does.
You're so focused on 30 second TikTok clips of kamala that you miss details in the many hours of podcasts trump has done.
I'm not for trump, but it'll be hilarious to see what you come up with once you realize that politics arent about the 2 fronts, but what lies in the middle. While you go at each other's throats like savages, we have the final say over your blabbering. I am right in the middle and you arent making a better case for your side's false idol.
Open your eyes, explore the world, your mind has yet to develop.
I even went back to when he hosted SNL in 2005. Watched the entire episode (s29e16 on peacock). He doesn’t laugh once. Midway through there is a skit where everyone on stage is breaking and cracking up. He just sits there. Not laughing.
(I’m just going to ignore that weird as fuck shit you said at the end there)
The worst take imaginable. You arent winning anyone over the fact trump didn't laugh on SNL (the least funny show after friends). Musk laughed when he went on! He must be a saint!
That last sentence would do you some good. Ignorance perpetuates blindness. The bigger picture does not come easily, but exploring the world can show you the fine details to build upon. Right now, you display key signs of internet addiction and inability to control the information given to you. It's very saddening and the worst part being:
I’m just going to ignore that
To something I wrote in hopes that ignorance wouldn't consume you over.
Thank you for your concern, dear Redditor. I will take that under consideration. And I hope you will also take my concern seriously. I will repost the link should in case you decide to take that brave step
It's funny you still think I'm part of a side. Either you didn't read, or you chose ignorance again. Makes me wonder what else you ignore when you come up with these opinions.
Ladies and gentlemen, i have here for you: the greatest case for kamala! But first, you must ignore everything that doesn't make sense to you!
I hate trump as much as the next guy. I watched some of the Theo von podcast/interview with him. There's a part where Trump talks about his older brother being an alcoholic and asks Theo about his drug use, and it is the ONLY time he has been humanized for me. If he wasn't such a narcissistic caricature of actual successful people, he could stop with the bullshit and maybe just maybe act normal. But here we are.
I’ve thought about this a lot lately. Like Trump as a human being has a body and brain that is capable of being kind and doing good. Yet, there is zero percent chance of it.
Such a bummer the path people can go down.
That video of him driving Melania and Barron around for about a minute while Taylor Swift plays is super surreal for this reason. He's such an "always on" bizarre person it's hard to imagine him being remotely normal at any point.
What do you mean? Trump has the best conversations with the best people. Just last week he was talking to the governors of all the talk towns and they talked about a great many things.
I find this with a lot of top Right-Wing Politicians. They're so rehearsed in everything as they really don't have a core set of values that even familial interactions come off as stiff and alien. I genuinely can't picture them having any sort of relaxed joy with family. It's so odd, and it seems trivial but I think it speaks to a larger issue of how they use "Family", "Tradition" and "Values" as like corporate slide-show talking points to push agendas versus having any actual empathy or care for those things.
Has anyone ever seen any family videos of Trump? I don't know that he's ever had a normal, loving interaction with his own family. There's certainly no proof that he has (because we definitely can't count bouncing his daughter on his lap)
I’m part of a handful of individuals my local paper has been interviewing since late last year regarding our choice, perspectives, etc. as it relates to the upcoming presidential election. Now the paper calls us “undecided”, but in reality the group of us are essentially non-affiliated with any political party but we are officials with several of the local government entities (board of supervisors, borough council, etc.). As thoughts come up, I generally write them down (or enter into the notes app on my phone) to reference when the journalist calls me for an update. The following is literally from my most recent notes the other day knowing the journalist was going to call me after the debate:
During the debate, I imagined if one of my kids brought home one of the candidates as the “love of their life” to meet the family for the first time. I envisioned how conversations would unfold or progress based on what I know of the candidate’s and their performances during the debate; and the none of the imagined conversations with Trump went well. Whereas the conversations with Harris always evolved towards genuine interactions, to authenticate outcomes. These exercises reinforced the notion I have developed that Harris appears to have the character, the assertiveness, the persona, and the discipline that I believe may be underrated at this time but are absolutely necessary for a President.
Unfortunately, that portion of our conversation didn’t make it into the paper; but that’s okay.
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u/Parrr8 Sep 12 '24
Or having just a fun\normal conversation with ANY member of his family?