As Trump arrives in the UK for his 3-day visit, he comes offering a trade deal if we need one, but also American's hand of friendship. As the democratically elected leader of the free world, we should extend to him a welcome that befits the status of his office & great country.
— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) June 3, 2019
No, he’s not offering America’s hand of friendship. Don’t be silly. For one thing the two countries were already friends, before he was elected, before he ran, before he was even born. The relationship has deteriorated since and because he became president. And for another he comes offering nothing, he’s there for his own glory and nothing else.
For another thing he’s not democratically elected; he’s undemocratically elected. Big empty states get to overrule smaller fuller states.
And the bit about giving him a welcome to match the office and the country as opposed to the festering pustule that he himself is? No. The two can’t be separated and he’s an evil, cruel, genocide-ready man. He should not be welcomed anywhere by anyone.
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4 responses to “If that’s the hand of friendship…”
… of the free world? Fuck right off with that.
As a resident of one of those big empty states, I would be more than happy to hand the election process over to you smaller, fuller states (though to be fair, California is one of those fuller states, but not particularly small).
Shit, when was the election for Leader Of The Free World? Did I miss it?
He wasn’t democratically elected, he’s not a leader and most definitely not of the free world, whatever that is.