Trump caused me to join Twitter, setting me free from his tweets

I've been reading Trump's tweets regularly for months. I read them for the comments which I find entertaining. I found the vast majority of the comments to be repetitive and dull after a while. I analyzed the situation, and I realized that there were three Twitter users who stood out over the rest. They seem to reply multiple times to most Trump tweets, so they were easy to notice. I just found myself scrolling through the comments to Trump's tweets looking for their comments. That was a huge waste of time. There had to be a better way...

I finally figured it out...just join Twitter and subscribe to those three people. So, if anyone else is in my predicament, here's the three people:

twitter.com...

I find this person's politics to be lame, but their art is awesome.

twitter.com...

This guy is extremely funny. He's probably the funniest person who regularly replies to Trump.

twitter.com...

Pure coolness and a great sense of humor.

I've been set free from reading Trump's tweets by Trump's tweets.

Why is this in the rant forum?

I was sick of reading Trump's tweets, and I've finally found a way out.

a reply to: Profusion

Those people are funny. I just followed one of them.

I haven't followed Trump, I let others put his tweets into perspective, like the 9 times he complained about Obama golfing. Trump has now gone away to golf on the weekend for the 12th time in his 9 weeks of presidency. He was at his course in Virginia on Saturday.

Mainly, when Obama golfed, it was near the Whitehouse.

Even if you look at Sean Spicer's twitter you will find from last year:

Sean Spicer‏Verified account
@seanspicer

Wish I could be on the golf course but have to work - must be nice to be President
RETWEETS
29,306
LIKES
29,071

11:27 AM - 29 Jul 2012

Comedy gold. Spicer and golf

I follow random people when they say something I like. I followed Seth Rogen only today, as I find his tweets funnier and funnier.

You can never regain self-esteem with antagonistic trolling, or pleasure from someones misery it's a double negative.

That behavior will eat your soul.

Your conscience knows when your a bad person, it's inescapable.

originally posted by: Mandroid7


You can never regain self-esteem with antagonistic trolling, or pleasure from someones misery it's a double negative.

That behavior will eat your soul.

Your conscience knows when your a bad person, it's inescapable.

Who is it that is lacking self esteem? I see someone joined twitter and found there was more on it that Trump tweeting LOL

Peas in a pod, peas in a pod.

originally posted by: Mandroid7
Peas in a pod, peas in a pod.

Repetitive typing of things like 'peas in a pod' is a warning sign of illness.

You Tube this.

Mark Hamill reads Trumps tweets in the Joker voice.

Awesome!

a reply to: Profusion

You've got the beginnings of a little echo-chamber going on there. A good mix of opinions may be more beneficial.

But a side note: It's amazing the amount of negative tweets below Trump's, some of them in what looks like a continuous thread replying to themselves. I thought it would be the other way around with Trump's cult of personality and all. It looks like a dedicated campaign for self-promotion more than commentary.

originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: Profusion

You've got the beginnings of a little echo-chamber going on there.

An echo chamber?It seems the OP was jumped right away and not by echoes of the the OP.

originally posted by: reldra

originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: Profusion

You've got the beginnings of a little echo-chamber going on there.

An echo chamber?It seems the OP was jumped right away and not by echoes of the the OP.

Below trumps tweets is an echo chamber, and a highly dedicated one.

a reply to: LesMisanthrope/

On his twitter page most of the responses I see are against him. Here? No.

originally posted by: reldra
a reply to: LesMisanthrope/

On his twitter page most of the responses I see are against him. Here? No.

ATS isn't twitter, so I do not understand the point.

a reply to: Profusion

I think Scott said it best to your second guy:

originally posted by: reldra

originally posted by: Mandroid7


You can never regain self-esteem with antagonistic trolling, or pleasure from someones misery it's a double negative.

That behavior will eat your soul.

Your conscience knows when your a bad person, it's inescapable.

Who is it that is lacking self esteem? I see someone joined twitter and found there was more on it that Trump tweeting LOL

Yeah , millions of Twits on Twitt-er.....

originally posted by: reldra

originally posted by: Mandroid7
Peas in a pod, peas in a pod.

Repetitive typing of things like 'peas in a pod' is a warning sign of illness.

And repetitive posts from a certain member isnt ?

originally posted by: Gothmog

originally posted by: reldra

originally posted by: Mandroid7
Peas in a pod, peas in a pod.

Repetitive typing of things like 'peas in a pod' is a warning sign of illness.

And repetitive posts from a certain member isnt ?

?

originally posted by: reldra

originally posted by: Gothmog

originally posted by: reldra

originally posted by: Mandroid7
Peas in a pod, peas in a pod.

Repetitive typing of things like 'peas in a pod' is a warning sign of illness.

And repetitive posts from a certain member isnt ?

?

That proves my point....

originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
You've got the beginnings of a little echo-chamber going on there. A good mix of opinions may be more beneficial.

Joining Twitter is not a serious endeavor for me. If I want serious analysis, Twitter is the last place I'm looking. I have only read the comments to Trump's tweets out of a desire for entertainment since I figured out that entertainment is all that existed there.

I know Twitter can be used for serious things, but I look at it as being a place almost entirely for fun and humor. I especially look at Trump's tweets as being a total joke. I have trouble taking anyone who doesn't see it that way seriously.

a reply to: Profusion

Twitter is incredible. I just see the tweets and retweets from those three people now. I find a lot of the retweets to be unworthy of reading, but the tweets by those three people are mostly great.

This is like creating your own custom-made reality TV show with just the people you want. The retweets are like listening to conversations you mostly have no interest in hearing, but the show is still worth watching.