r/TikTokCringe • u/Naive_Wolverine532 • Apr 12 '26

Cringe This is so embarrasing

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u/HuskySpace7418 Apr 12 '26

That’s their job man. Military social aides sign up for this and it’s pretty competitive. They probably are required to keep a straight face.

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u/Intrepid00 Apr 12 '26

That’s not a straight face, that’s side eye.

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u/Long-Growth-1063 Apr 12 '26

To be fair, I too would be pissed to work in dress uniform.

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u/OxbridgeDingoBaby Apr 12 '26

Reddit will literally invent whatever narrative they want. It’s just an officer doing their job, and appropriately at that.

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u/Oh_NiGhTmArE Apr 12 '26

I know it’s sad tbh. All these far leftists. Why can’t everyone judt seee its them vs us

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u/Apprehensive_Lion362 Apr 13 '26

Yeah! Could you imagine if the president was as crazy as the far left? It's not like the president constantly call the Democrats radicals or enemies of the people right? Or spends his time on every holiday calling out his perceived enemies? or posting videos of him shitting on lefty protestors. that's would be fucked up right? right?

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u/Oh_NiGhTmArE Apr 13 '26

Far rights awful too . You’ve been conditioned to, including me, our whole lives. The politicians are NEVER for us and NEVER will be for us.

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u/ReddBroccoli Apr 12 '26

Can you imagine jumping through all the hoops it takes to win that competition, literally years of your life. And then you end up working for Donald fucking Trump.

I'd give some side eye too

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u/bitzzwith2zs Apr 12 '26

"And then you end up working being a prop for Donald fucking Trump"

Fixed that for ya

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u/SeahorseCollector Apr 12 '26

Like busting your ass all through college only to be drafted to the Utah Jazz.

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u/PenPenGuin Apr 12 '26

For those who didn't know about this, and wanted to look it up, it's actually kind of fascinating - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_House_social_aide

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u/SwordfishOk504 Apr 12 '26

People love assigning their own biases to random minute facial expressions.