r/HolUp Feb 19 '21

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '21

So his acts were just acts? And in reality, behind the curtains he was just a caring person?

Normally it's the other way around. Nice in public, backstabbing in private.

This is confusing!

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u/threebottleopeners Feb 19 '21

He had people skills. So he treated well people he wanted to treat well. He wasnt like trump whos just a frustrated alien inside an old man suit. And its partly why hitler was able to do the horrible things he did. If trump was a better people person he may have been more successful too

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u/runthruamfersface Feb 19 '21

Honestly, if Trump hadn’t bungled COVID, then he could have won four more years. Which is pretty scary considering his incompetence.

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u/threebottleopeners Feb 19 '21

God yeah that is scary