#and terrible fans

[oh-my-damn]

One thing about me is that I don't form opinions without looking into topics thoroughly

So when I didn't like Donald Trump as President of the United States

I went: Okay, why do I not like him? Is it because of how he's portrayed in the media where I'm from? Is it because of rumors I'd heard?

The answer was yes. Yes, that was why I initially didn't like Donald Trump.

I was okay with that. I didn't actually feel like I needed to defend that.

But then, the morons came.

They came like a tsunami. They surrounded the world, and the United States, and even my country.

And so that left me with two choices.

Argue with these people but get thrown off whenever they'd say something even remotely factual that you couldn't properly refute because you hadn't looked into it properly...

Or do proper research on the matter.

I chose the latter, because, as anyone who has ever met me in their entire life even for a brief, agonizing second would know, that is who I am.

So I did my research. I did a ton of research.

I read interviews. I watched The Apprentice (all seasons and spinoffs). I watched the debates. And eventually, I watched his documentary, too.

I sat back, having retained all of this information with a sour look on my face, my glass of red wine in hand, and thought....

Well. I was right.

Because I was. I was right. I was right from the moment I first heard him speak, that he was an entire fucking idiot. A cheetoh in an expensive suit. A racist. A misogynist. A liar. A cheat. A poor business man.

However.

One thing researching all of that taught me, was something that has benefitted me ever since. Every time I go out drinking. Every time I meet someone with different opinions than my own.

And that was the fact that I, the person who hates Donald Trump more than fucking anything in the world, knows Donald Trump better than his supporters do.

And that is the most amazing feeling.

Because you can argue until the end of time with someone less intelligent than you (Donald Trump supporters) but nothing shuts them up more than when you can throw out facts and moments that they do not know because they did not do the research but it's believable enough for them to realize it's true.

Even a simple question like "Oh, so did you watch his documentary?"

Most of them will say NO. They didn't.

And then you get to smile condescendingly, and say, "Well I did. And did you know he got off paying taxes for forty years in New York City to build the Trump Tower? Did you know he got money from his dad to build it? Did you know he's never even experienced an average way of living and so he cannot relate even for a second to what your life is like because he's never had a normal job because he was born rich? And did you know he used to sexually harrass women all around him and even said his own daughter was sexy? And did you know that he pretended to be someone else while talking about himself for an interview where he was quoted to be absolutely fantastic in every aspect of the word and that Madonna wanted to hook up with him? And did you know that back in the 90's he did an interview where he said if he was ever to run for President, he would run as a Republican, because they believe everything you'll tell them? Because I do. Because I cared enough to research him. Is this who you're rooting for?"

And so, the story is never ending.

Because every single privileged, power hungry man that I encounter, that I am absolutely disgusted with, I must research.

I need to know. I want the facts. I want the receipts. I want the words out of their god damn mouths so I can use them against anyone who thinks they know fucking shit all about the topic.

It goes for Jeffrey Epstein too. And Harvey Weinstein. And Woody Allen.

And it goes for others, less devastating but equally as disappointing men, too.

Because you should not speak on a topic you have not delved into, researched, and gotten a thorough understanding of.

Because if you do not do your research on a topic... Then you're just not smart enough to be included in the conversation.

[gorgo4ne]

"Useless ray of goddamn sunshine. You could have taught an old fool like me a lot."

Referenced Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan (1885)

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[mroddmod]

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The cat that got the cream

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[probably-impossible]

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