Post #11858 by commonone on the US Policy board

If someone appears to be repeatedly personal, lean towards patience as they might not mean offense. If you are sure, however, then do not deepen the problem by being negative; instead, simply place them on ignore by clicking the unhappy yellow face to the right of their name.

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Photographs of what appear to be sores on former president Trump's right hand are trending on X and many people are saying it's 'syphilis'. In fairness, some people are saying herpes.

Given the wild illness claims made against candidate Hillary Clinton -- republicans swore that Clinton would die before she could take office -- this is actually pretty funny.

It's even funnier that people are pointing out the irony in the suspicion that Trump seems to be afflicted with the same STI that killed Al Capone -- a man Trump has been comparing himself to on recent campaign stops -- and that afflicted Adolph Hitler, a man that Trump likes to quote.

Trump also seems to be dragging his leg when he walks, whatever that means.

Enjoy your dinner.

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