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‘Yet another narcissistic rant ’: Trump’s hateful Thanksgiving post is torn into by the internet

The foul president-elect Donald Trump did what he does best this Thanksgiving by posting a radically misguided message to the American people. 

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“Happy Thanksgiving to all, including to the Radical Left Lunatics who have worked so hard to destroy our Country, but who have miserably failed, and will always fail, because their ideas and policies are so hopelessly bad that the great people of our Nation just gave a landslide victory to those who want to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! Don’t worry, our Country will soon be respected, productive, fair, and strong, and you will be, more than ever before, proud to be an American!” – @realDonaldTrump via X (formerly Twitter)

It was quickly dismantled by Republicans and Democrats alike for its crude hostility and massive lack of humility. It is abundantly clear the only intention of this post was to stoke the raging anger between people. 

These sentiments run true. Donald Trump’s right-wing mongering shoves the political divide farther apart every time. There is no foreseeable circumstance where he tries to pull the United States people together, not even on a holiday supposedly dedicated to gratitude and togetherness. 

After a decade of dealing with Trump’s tirades, are we even surprised at this point? And many users have pointed out this very fact. He does this every holiday, every year. There has never been a graceful season’s greetings from this president.

What might typically be a day for reflection has yet again turned into more political standoffs, and Donald Trump is not the only one who has participated. The president-elect is being ripped to shreds by users who have analyzed his strategy to a T. 

It has also become abundantly clear that this most recent election has sent some families into further divides. 

Donald Trump has created a sinkhole in the United States population between two schools of thought. The place for empathy has been filled with rage and selfishness. And no doubt, is this all a result of unregulated education standards across the states and territories leading to the woeful misunderstanding of the founding principles of the United States and the darker connotations of Thanksgiving day to Indigenous peoples.  

A day that could be a mournful remembrance of the elders and traditions lost due to the colonization of the Americas while holding space for gratitude for the bountiful harvest and food on your table. Instead, there is a creepy angst and cringing feeling amongst families.  In contrast to everything else, President Joe Biden posted to X, “Happy Thanksgiving, America. May we use this moment to take time from our busy lives and focus on what matters most: Our families, our friends, our neighbors, and the fact that we’ve been blessed to live in America, the greatest country on Earth.”

Biden’s message, although bland as all holiday greetings should be, is focused on the coming together of family, friends, and neighbors with no mention of political leanings. This is what an acting president is meant to be: centrist, slightly disinterested, and forgettable. It’s the tried and true method of holding power and managing respect from all parties and political leanings. Alas, the days of boring politicians have come to an end because a bankrupt nepo-business-baby decided to run for president instead of retiring. It’s genuinely sad, but the history books will have a plentiful chapter on the 2010s-2020s. Congratulations, Scholastic and Nelson textbooks, you’ve hit a gold mine.

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Isobel Grieve is a Freelance Writer for The Mary Sue. She scours the internet for culture, controversies, and celebrity News, and when she isn't writing about that, she's deep-diving into books, TV and movies for meaning and hidden lore. Isobel has a BAH in English, Cinema and Media Studies, and she has over two years of professional writing experience in the Entertainment industry on the Toronto Guardian, TV Obsessive, Film Obsessive, and InBetweenDrafts. You can read her unfiltered thoughts on Twitter @isobelgrieve