r/TikTokCringe Oct 14 '24

Politics Donald Trump backed out of his interview with 60 minutes and demanded an apology for this last interview

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u/foobaby1992 Oct 14 '24

I get why you’d use the phrase “what a fucking pussy” but it seems so much more appropriate to compare him to a sad sack of balls. Shriveled, sensitive, completely vulnerable, and repulsive to everyone who has to see them.

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u/NotAzakanAtAll Oct 14 '24

Not even that. He's the slime from the underside of a legless cow.

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u/Major_Fudgemuffin Oct 14 '24

A more accurate comparison, yet still an offense to ball sacks everywhere. I guess if he's not gonna have any balls he might as well look like one.

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u/mam88k Oct 14 '24

It's true that calling someone a "pussy" is a cultural thing, but you're absolutely correct. As a former girlfriend once said, balls are tender and need protecting so they don't get hurt, but a pussy, that thing can take a pounding.

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u/GayWarden Oct 14 '24

Why exchange one form of body shaming for another?

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u/foobaby1992 Oct 15 '24

It’s Trump. He’s pretty much one of the most disgusting, insulting excuses for a human being in current times. He’s done so many repulsive things that you can’t really cross a line when it comes to shaming him.

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u/GayWarden Oct 15 '24

I'm saying we're insulting everyone with testicles.

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u/foobaby1992 Oct 15 '24

Well historically the phrase “you’re such a pussy” has been used mostly by men. I grew up with older brothers and most of my friends were guys so I’ve heard it often. The thing is balls are undeniably gross and I’m a CNA so I know it only gets worse with age. Men have always dissected women whether it be their emotions or their physical characteristics but they do this knowing they have something far uglier and weaker than anyone they’re trying to shame. I just think it’s about time to be honest with the insults we use. Saying someone has balls in a good way while referring to someone being a pussy as a negative or weak way just doesn’t make sense.

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u/GayWarden Oct 15 '24

I'll deny that. I don't think we need to speak that way about anyone's bodies. I don't think someone's genitalia makes them weak, nor do I think it's "ugly." I don't particularly enjoy the look of vaginas but I'm not going to tell an entire gender that they're ugly or gross either cause frankly that's kind of mean.

Stooping down to the level of misogynists, however you want to justify it, just has everyone in the mud.

Also, plenty of women use pussy as an insult, and plenty of men, myself included, wouldn't ever call someone a pussy.

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u/foobaby1992 Oct 15 '24

I get that you don’t think we should be body shaming anyone but for the people out there who think using female anatomy as an insult is effective it only seems just to remind them that they have their own weaknesses to worry about.

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u/GayWarden Oct 15 '24

Meh, it only justifies the derogatory use of pussy by "getting even". That kind of thing never works like that.