Snowflake in Chief

[Grooveriding]

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-kno...dy-writer-claims-trump-blocked-her-on-twitter

A writer for ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” claims she was blocked on Twitter by President Trump this weekend, after responding to one of his tweets.

Bess Kalb, a writer for the late-night comedy show, posted a series of tweets in which she claimed Trump blocked her on his personal Twitter account.

If you've ever looked at Trump's twitter feed, you've seen the replies being a lot of comedians roasting him. Looks like it's all become too much for the Snowflake in Chief to handle.

 

[Younigue]

This made me chuckle. All children should be loved but Trump is the bad seed child that should be put away never to be heard from again because he serves the world in no way and only means harm.

 

[Smoblikat]

But words are hurtful, especially if theyre true. Personally I only respond to alternative facts that fit in my world view, and dont require me to think. Also if you make my heart super sad im going to ignore you, you doo-doo head!

 

[MomentsofSanity]

As I understand it now on Twitter comments from verified accounts take priority. So his regular supporters get buried. All you see is the comments from the people who aren't his biggest fans.

 

[Fanatical Meat]

Meh, if she's not contributing why allow her.
I realize the definition of contributing can change if you like or dislike Trump but it doesn't sound unreasonable to block someone

 

[Smoblikat]

Meh, if she's not contributing why allow her.
I realize the definition of contributing can change if you like or dislike Trump but it doesn't sound unreasonable to block someone

Its not unreasonable, but that wont stop people from (understandably) considering it childish.

 

[Younigue]

Meh, if she's not contributing why allow her.
I realize the definition of contributing can change if you like or dislike Trump but it doesn't sound unreasonable to block someone

It comes down to and has always been about, it should be beneath him. If it were simply blocking someone then I would agree but his every action, thought and word is petty, ugly, trashy and childish. He will be called out on all of it.

 

[Moonbeam]

The way egotistical fools deal with criticism is by bathing in it with defiantly with their puffed up ego. This is why we have the expression, the bigger they are the harder they fall. The whole purpose of ego is to protect us from unconscious feelings of inferiority and the only cure for that is remembering where and how you caught that disease. We all know that emotional health can only be had when we face our negatives but when we believe they are true we don't want to face them but we still yearn to be healthy. The result is that we create what we fear, we create chaos in our lives unconsciously so we can get to those negative feelings without actually remembering them. In shout we make a living hell out of our lives because that is where we died and the door to mental health lies buried there. This is what myths of the Hero's Journey are all about.

 

[Pens1566]

I'm sure someone somewhere is preparing a legal challenge regarding his ability to block people on social media now that he's president. He uses both accounts to spout "official" talking points so the personal account should be considered as presidential records. Should be interesting.

 

[zinfamous]

If you go back and watch the CC roast of Donald Trump, as well as the one with Beiber or Rob Lowe (or whoever it was) that for some reason included Anne Coulter as a roaster (wherein all the roasters spent all of their time fairly and justifiably skewering Coulter, much to her profound anger), you realize that these simple-minded dildos that have built their career on hate, division, lies and innuendo are completely incapable of taking the vile shit that they toss against others. The biggest snowflakes of all are the ones that these Alt-Right internet longhairs lionize due to their "ability to get dem libs!"

Bunch of co-dependent ignorant ass goblins.

 

[Thebobo]

If you go back and watch the CC roast of Donald Trump, as well as the one with Beiber or Rob Lowe (or whoever it was) that for some reason included Anne Coulter as a roaster (wherein all the roasters spent all of their time fairly and justifiably skewering Coulter, much to her profound anger), you realize that these simple-minded dildos that have built their career on hate, division, lies and innuendo are completely incapable of taking the vile shit that they toss against others. The biggest snowflakes of all are the ones that these Alt-Right internet longhairs lionize due to their "ability to get dem libs!"

Bunch of co-dependent ignorant ass goblins.

As Honorary member and defender of the "Long Hairs world wide" for the Amused Fsck Off and Die Club I must point out that the "Alt-Right internet longhairs" you mentioned are not the same as the regular "Long Hairs." To which I am bound by oath to protect.

Also I had to look up Ass Goblin and to my surprise it is a real phrase from a book, bravo!

 

[zinfamous]

As Honorary member and defender of the "Long Hairs world wide" for the Amused Fsck Off and Die Club I must point out that the "Alt-Right internet longhairs" you mentioned are not the same as the regular "Long Hairs." To which I am bound by oath to protect.

Also I had to look up Ass Goblin and to my surprise it is a real phrase from a book, bravo!

lolwtf?

 

[dank69]

lolwtf?

It's a "must read."

 

[Homerboy]

I follow his Twitter account and read A LOT of the replies.
For months and months it was a lot of the same people responding negatively against his tweets. Entirely justified. I've noticed that over the last couple of weeks, a lot of those people are not showing up anymore. I've noticed a lot more positive replies versus negative ones. It's pretty obvious that they are culling the negativity and only leaving positive comments alone. There's still a ton of negative ones, but it's diminished quite impressively.

 

[Pens1566]

I saw something earlier today that his account added like 5 million new followers last week. Odds that it's natural? Yeah, zero.

 

[VRAMdemon]

Apparently, Trump may be required to have lawyers vet his tweets from now on. Apparently his own aides have warned that this "would be hard to put in place".

It's like taking a rattle away from a baby...

Hell, it would be easy. Just set up a cot next to the Presidential bed, and a rotating team of lawyers packs their jammies (men only, for obvious reasons) and spends the night. At full rate, of course, billed to the gummint. Light sleepers only.

They fix Donald's phone so that when he thinks he's posting to Twitter, the message is mirrored on the lawyer's phone, and there's a 20-second delay before it goes to the internet.

 

[Grooveriding]

I saw something earlier today that his account added like 5 million new followers last week. Odds that it's natural? Yeah, zero.

Oh that's no big deal. Just Sergei, Vlad, Dimitri, Boris and a few friends.

 

[Fanatical Meat]

Apparently, Trump may be required to have lawyers vet his tweets from now on. Apparently his own aides have warned that this "would be hard to put in place".

It's like taking a rattle away from a baby...

Hell, it would be easy. Just set up a cot next to the Presidential bed, and a rotating team of lawyers packs their jammies (men only, for obvious reasons) and spends the night. At full rate, of course, billed to the gummint. Light sleepers only.

They fix Donald's phone so that when he thinks he's posting to Twitter, the message is mirrored on the lawyer's phone, and there's a 20-second delay before it goes to the internet.

Shit just change the wifi password every night and pay $5 per month for this
https://m.att.com/shopmobile/wireless/smartlimits.html?referrer=https%3A//smartlimits.att.com/

 

[Homerboy]

Apparently, Trump may be required to have lawyers vet his tweets from now on. Apparently his own aides have warned that this "would be hard to put in place".

It's like taking a rattle away from a baby...

Hell, it would be easy. Just set up a cot next to the Presidential bed, and a rotating team of lawyers packs their jammies (men only, for obvious reasons) and spends the night. At full rate, of course, billed to the gummint. Light sleepers only.

They fix Donald's phone so that when he thinks he's posting to Twitter, the message is mirrored on the lawyer's phone, and there's a 20-second delay before it goes to the internet.

Whats funny is if his tweeting is vetted, it's in direct contradiction (nothing new) to one of the primary things he and his supporters love about him -- that he "speaks his mind and isn't afraid to say what he (we all) are thinking."

 

[Puffnstuff]

If we're honest every administration has its own spin on things but this one just seems to be pegging the BS meter way too early in its life cycle.

 

[Victorian Gray]

lolwtf?

same author

 

[shortylickens]

If we're honest every administration has its own spin on things but this one just seems to be pegging the BS meter way too early in its life cycle.

More accurately: one year before the election. Which is probably a record.

 

[zinfamous]

same author

damn, if this guy found a publisher...what the fuck have I been doing with my life, worrying about not finding an audience?

 

[Victorian Gray]

damn, if this guy found a publisher...what the fuck have I been doing with my life, worrying about not finding an audience?

From his Amazon page:

Cameron Pierce is the author of eleven books, including the Wonderland Book Award-winning collection Lost in Cat Brain Land. His work has appeared in The Barcelona Review, Gray’s Sporting Journal, Hobart, The Big Click, and Vol. I Brooklyn, and has been reviewed and featured on Comedy Central and The Guardian. He was also the author of the column Fishing and Beer, where he interviewed acclaimed angler Bill Dance and John Lurie of Fishing with John. Pierce is the head editor of Lazy Fascist Press and has edited three anthologies, including The Best Bizarro Fiction of the Decade. He lives with his wife in Astoria, Oregon.