CNN, "Trump is a Bully".

[Ringo84]

To answer OP's question: as I understand it, the character of Biff Tannen was based on Donny.

That says it all.
Ringo

 

[Rubricnigel]

I never fought for his sinful nature, and as much scrutiny as hes gotten hope that he stopa all that sinful behavior.
If i had my way, we would have a hardcore Christian in office, but the majority of americans would never vote for someone like that so.......

To answer OP's question: as I understand it, the character of Biff Tannen was based on Donny.

That says it all.
Ringo

You sure he is voldemort, dath vader, or some other made up character the left compares everyone to?

 

[Ringo84]

You sure he is voldemort, dath vader, or some other made up character the left compares everyone to?

I never compared him to those characters. You must be switching between universes again.
Ringo

 

[Rubricnigel]

Here is photo evidence you're wrong about him being a racist.

As for a lier, we all are.
As for a narcissist, maybe to you he is, but not to others.
As for the misogynist, thats debatable because of it being used subjectively from person to person. You simply saying things doesnt make it so.
You have an opinion, but thats it

 

[Elliewaves]

Yes, I think he's the kind of bully that justifies his behavior and rallies support to make others feel he is the victim, so that his behavior and any behavior he spawns feels justified..... so a manipulative bully.

 

[Rion]

Wait, CNN, aka "we hold the right to dox some rando who made a meme about us to ensure that he does what we want" is calling someone else a bully?

 

[Go Braves]

Here is photo evidence you're wrong about him being a racist.

LOL. That meme is a hoot. For one, it managed to screw up on getting the basic facts right. It was in 1986 not 1989 that Trump along with 80 other folks won the Ellis Island Award. All recipients of the medal were "either naturalized or native Americans." At the time, the organization that ran the awards was known as the National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations, which was founded on the belief that the diversity of America is what makes it great & for its commitment to preserving Ellis Island on account of it being a symbol of hope for all immigrants wanting to come to America. The award was meant to promote the good work of immigrants or their ancestors who improved the US. It was celebrating immigration. Trump was listed as German. There was media attention given to him winning the award. 80 NAMED AS RECIPIENTS OF ELLIS ISLAND AWARDS

In the 32 years since then Trump's done a lot of things that has caused folks to repudiate him for racism, such as his incendiary statements about the Central Park 5.

As for a lier, we all are.
As for a narcissist, maybe to you he is, but not to others.
As for the misogynist, thats debatable because of it being used subjectively from person to person. You simply saying things doesnt make it so.
You have an opinion, but thats it

No, we're not all liers. Not anymore than we're all incapable of spelling the word liar.

 

[rambot]

He is he is the opposite of a snowflake.
Justin Trudeau, who is a nice guy with great hair, and a bit of a squish, may justifiably regard Trump as something of a bully after the latest round of trade talks for sure.
From scanning stories of how Canadian attitudes toward Trudeau have changed after those negotiations, the bottom line does not centre on sugar and spice and everything nice versus the snake and snail attributes of the bully, but on winner vs loser.

Canadian attitude toward trudeau has exactly 0 to do with trade with trump. Even my most conservative friends still admit that there is no real standard of dealing with trump well because he's a capricious narcisisstic liar and having success against people who are willing to literally say and do almost anything, puts you at a disadvantage that even many (though not all) conservative canadians think trudeau can't stoop to.

 

[Ironhold]

Is this what you're talking about?
How CNN managed to anger everyone by finding, then shielding the creator of that Trump wrestling meme

"Don't make fun of us again or we'll show your personal information to the world" is only "protection" in the sense of an organized crime syndicate.

When The Daily Stormer says "Dude, you've done something despicable", you've gone entirely too far.

 

[Subduction Zone]

He sure did make the promise that he would fight for folks who are LGBT. Proverbs 12:22.
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That's okay. He was just lying when he did that and that is seen as a forgivable lie by Trump supporters.

 

[Go Braves]

"Don't make fun of us again or we'll show your personal information to the world" is only "protection" in the sense of an organized crime syndicate.

When The Daily Stormer says "Dude, you've done something despicable", you've gone entirely too far.

In case you missed the news, CNN received a bomb this week from a Trump devotee who fed on his rhetoric & had crap about CNN plastered on his van.

The very example you picked to try to make CNN out to be a bully failed & showed just the opposite. It showed how they handled bullying firmly & reasonably. To recap - Trump, when he surely should have had better things to do with his time, better ways to direct the focus of the country, retweeted a gif of him pummeling a man that had the CNN logo superimposed over it. One would think that this would cause Trump embarrassment, that he'd ever participated in the fake wrestling theatrics, but nope, he's very proud of that tackiness. He was obviously delighted to show off his hatred for CNN with the gif.
The fellow who made the gif never asked Trump to retweet it. Trump of course never asked for his permission & probably didn't give diddly dang about any consequences to the fellow. At first, the fellow bragged about it on Reddit. Folks there quickly pointed out his other unsavory activity. He already had a reputation on there for his anti-Semitic & racist imagery in the section for worshipping the Donald on Reddit.

That fellow still showed a heck of lot more integrity than Trump did. He owned up to all that in an apology. It was a lengthy & pretty sincere apology, in which he stated that he does not advocate violence against the press as the image Donald tweeted promotes, & expressing remorse for the racist & anti-Semitic content he'd also posted. He also apologized in an interview with CNN. He removed the content & said his statement of apology & remorse should serve as an example for others to not replicate his behavior. He was scared of being doxxed on Reddit, as many folks have been. CNN assured him they would protect his identity on account of him saying he would not harass them or try to invoke violence against them. They said they reserved the right to change that stance of protecting him should he fail to do as he said. That's pretty dang reasonable. They extended grace to him, gave him a pass this time, said if he messed up again, he wouldn't get that grace. That's about the furthest from organized crime as you can get. A better comparison would be that it's like if a kid messed up big time at school, but showed some real remorse about it, took some actions to fix things, the charitable thing would be for the principal to just give him a pass. The responsible thing would be to hold that kid accountable to their promise to not repeat the action by informing him that if he did, there would be consequences.

 

[TLK Valentine]

Donald is very blunt and tough when dealing with people who he believes won't or can't retaliate... then changes his tune considerably when discovering that they can and will...

Donald "gives as good as he gets" whenever he forgets that, as the President of the United States, he should be better than that. He has proven, time and again, that he is not... because he is afraid to appear weak.

Scratch the surface of any bully and you will find a coward.

 

[variant]

Yes, I think he's the kind of bully that justifies his behavior and rallies support to make others feel he is the victim, so that his behavior and any behavior he spawns feels justified..... so a manipulative bully.

A bully with a victimization complex.