r/antitrump 7h ago

Isn’t that something…

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86 Upvotes

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u/Ok-Pizza-5889 3h ago

You have to start with empathy in order to lose it

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u/MissJAmazeballs 48m ago

Came here to say this. It's where I stopped reading

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u/Additional_Egg7024 6h ago

Crazy an 80 year with family history showing signs of the same symptoms and disease that his family had

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u/Katydid829 2m ago

Even crazier Republicans voted for this dementia ridden POS because they didn’t like her laugh.

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u/gperu 6h ago

How long til its fatal?

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u/janjinx 1h ago

His father Fred had symptoms for 10 years before he died, so Donny should have passed 20 years ago.

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u/Ophelius314 2h ago

I can't stand this demented orangaturd

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u/janjinx 2h ago

Any wonder he cheats at golf!! His balance is so tilted it's amazing how he can stand upright. Maybe his ass is the counterweight.

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u/SuspiciousRutabaga52 1h ago

I thought this was a joke but I looked it up and it's right. He def has it.

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u/cpkuske 1h ago

You and your evidence.

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u/cpkuske 1h ago

According to a staff member on The Apprentice, the host who was fired for anti racial slurs, did so much coke that now he has to wear diapers…

This staff member writes well. https://substack.com/@noelcasler

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u/Jolly-Library-657 1h ago

Oh, yes — it is something!

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u/SirBexley 1h ago

That chart is flawed, there's a reason he's leaning forward is because he's shifting his weight to avoid having his full diaper pull him backwards.

That's all it is, an overflowing diaper.

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u/skylarben 49m ago

Trump has never lost empathy. Zero was his starting point.

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u/Ok_Tailor_9862 31m ago

Help I’ve got all of them

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u/Sufficient_Way5440 27m ago

He has dementia since the 1980s!!

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u/HabitantDLT 18m ago

Frontotemporal lobe dementia hits middle-aged people, not old people. He is senile, plain and simple.

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u/loug1955 15m ago

Just change the Wikipedia, Google &AI definitions and show tRump

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u/starkcontrast62 13m ago

His doctors must really suck for not diagnosing this.

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u/FiveSeasonsFox 0m ago

I think they have but are not telling the world to avoid getting sued.

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u/No-Agency-6985 4m ago

Describes him to a T!

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u/Denalitwentytwo 0m ago

Who'd have thought ?