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The popularity of the Internet phrases “Don’t feed the trolls,” “feeding the trolls,” “please don’t feed the troll,” and other variants should have been enough of a hint, but it’s good to see the point made.
I love this. Humbly and eloquently put.
Sweet ass video.
Can someone inform me about Andrew Dice Clay here?
Such a good video! It was beyond annoying wathcing MSNBC’s constant coverage of Trump, but then questioning why would people be interested in him.