Just As #DiaperDon Starts Trending, Trump Claims That Twitter Uses 'Fake' Trends, Calls For 'Termination' Of Section 230
from the for-national-security? dept
"It's no secret that Donald Trump doesn't like Section 230. Wait. Actually, let's back up and try that again: it's no secret that Donald Trump doesn't like what he thinks Section 230 is about, which has little-to-no-resemblance to what Section 230 is actually about. However, over the long weekend, things took an even more ridiculous turn than usual. It started on Thanksgiving when the President was signing some legislation and taking some questions from the press. For unclear reasons, the setup where he had to sign things was with a very small desk affixed with the Presidential seal. While this desk has been used before for such things -- and Trump has even joked about the size of it, the framing of the shot -- the lack of people around him, the wide frame of the shot, the tread over carpet, and just... everything really made it look like the President was sitting at an elementary school desk . . . .
TOO MUCH FUN
#BlackFridayDeals special My Little President Conference Table avaliable now in all good stores $19.99 *please note product easy wipe clean in case of Little President accidents #DiaperDon pic.twitter.com/XtS3dAPS6X
— Charlie Hayes (@oxfcharlie) November 27, 2020
Someone had to sit at the little kids table this year for thanksgiving #diaperdon pic.twitter.com/pDKAEp61dW
— Mike (@kingfloorfan) November 27, 2020
Who did this? pic.twitter.com/gHN0qMBUcA
— Jennifer Harris (@jwharris) November 27, 2020
#massivedumps #DiaperDonnie the new poster boy for Depends pic.twitter.com/2teYqhhYt3
— DogLearnsToTweet2020🌊 #ByeDon🌊 #Resist🌊#BLM (@Kim63727785) November 29, 2020
So, @realDonaldTrump, did your staff pick out your play set for your photo op from an abandoned #KidsRUs store? #LOSER #DiaperDon pic.twitter.com/prhVIbdITQ
— John B. Pierce (@JohnBPierce1) November 30, 2020
Favorite meme of the day 😂👶🏻#DiaperDon pic.twitter.com/FLKCWCCWEj
— Colin Anderson (@colin_thinks) November 30, 2020
It was not long until #DiaperDonald started trending on Twitter.
And, then, it was not much longer beforel the Commander-in-Chief of the military, and the leader of the United Stated of America decided to throw a tantrum on Twitter and claim that Twitter made up its trending topics (it does not).
Filed Under: diaper don, donald trump, intermediary liability, national security, section 230, temper tantrum, trending, trends
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