
On Halloween, Donald Trump Jr. tweeted an image of his child Chloe dressed up for Halloween.
I’ m going to take half of Chloe ’ s sweet tonight &offer it to some kid who sat in your home. It’ s never ever to early to teach her about socialism. pic.twitter.com/3ie9C0jv2G
Donald Trump Jr.( @DonaldJTrumpJr) October 31, 2017 .
” I’m going to take half of Chloe’s sweet tonight &offer it to some kid who sat in the house,” the president’s child composed in the tweet . “It’s never ever to early to teach her about socialism.”
Yikes. (And to believe — didn’t Trump Jr. discover his lesson the last time he tweeted about sweet? )
Trump Jr.’s tweet backfired. Quick.
.When comparing the politics of trick-or-treating to socialism (I cannot think I simply had to compose that sentence), #ppppp> Trump’s tweet disregards about a million elements to think about. Much of the web enjoyed to notify Jr. exactly what his tweet got incorrect.
For beginners, simply … why? Why take a totally innocent thing like trick-or-treating and make it “dissentious and awful”?
You might simply surpass your daddy in an astonishing capability to make even the most innocent things in this world dissentious and awful.
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