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packman

(16,296 posts)
Sat Apr 11, 2020, 10:03 AM Apr 2020

Yep, he really did say this



President Donald Trump came up with an unusual greeting Friday to those commemorating the day Christ was nailed to a cross: “HAPPY GOOD FRIDAY TO ALL!”

He later wished everyone a “great” Good Friday at his press briefing.

The jarring greeting referred to the most somber day of the Christian calendar. It marks the torture of Jesus and his death upon a cross. Easter, on Sunday, marks the celebration of Jesus’s resurrection. (The “good” in Good Friday refers to the day being “holy.”)

Ever the cheerleader (his opinion of himself), sees the positive side of Christ's agony/death.


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Yep, he really did say this (Original Post) packman Apr 2020 OP
He said the other day in front of the press that he's a Christian. Smh. SummerSnow Apr 2020 #1
He thinks he is God. idziak4ever1234 Apr 2020 #2
He ain't God until he sacrifices his 1st born on a cross mercuryblues Apr 2020 #3
This message was self-deleted by its author elocs Apr 2020 #4
The FARCE is strong with this one. n/t Laelth Apr 2020 #5
He is vaguely aware that Good Friday is significant to Christians, The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2020 #6
Happy 911 anniversary! LSFL Apr 2020 #8
Or, "Have a great time at the funeral!" The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2020 #9
What's the difference between Donald Trump and God? LSFL Apr 2020 #7

Response to packman (Original post)

The Velveteen Ocelot

(115,674 posts)
6. He is vaguely aware that Good Friday is significant to Christians,
Sat Apr 11, 2020, 11:12 AM
Apr 2020

but since he only plays one on TV he's not really aware of what that significance is; only that he probably should say something - and the only thing he knows about special days is that usually one says "Happy (Whatever)." In September we can also expect him to say with similar cluelessness, "Happy Yom Kippur."

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