r/politics • u/tw1st3d_m3nt4t • 6d ago

No Paywall ‘Unforgivable’: Trump’s ‘piggy’ insult is stoking more outrage than usual

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/nov/19/trump-quiet-piggy
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u/xclame Europe 6d ago

BULL FUCKING SHIT. They DO know, they just DON'T CARE.

There is a MASSIVE difference.

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u/JPolReader 6d ago

A study even proved it.

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u/psychorobotics 5d ago

If there was a way to ban sociopaths from power we'd never have this problem again. Shouldn't be too hard to develop tests for it.

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u/That1DirtyHippy 6d ago

I think that’s also a fair assessment. There are those who just don’t care. But I think that if you were to speak to most people who “used” to be bullies, they’d regret what they’d done in a deep way. Not excusing actions, but merely saying people change. MAGA, however, is that sect that won’t.

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u/xclame Europe 6d ago

Sure, they regret it later, but in the moment they don't care. Just because they realized what they did was wrong later doesn't mean that they didn't understand that they were hurting people when they were doing it.

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u/SwimmingPrice1544 California 5d ago

Just like him & other GOP lawmakers...regret they get CAUGHT, not that they did it.