Thu Aug 20, 2020, 01:51 PM

After reading Mary L. Trump's book, I almost feel sorry for the man. [View all]

Almost, but not quite.

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After reading Mary L. Trump's book, I almost feel sorry for the man. [View all]	bluescribbler	Aug 2020	OP
I feel more sorry for Freddy	MiniMe	Aug 2020	#1
Yeah. Me too.	Laelth	Aug 2020	#4
You said it.	Mike 03	Aug 2020	#6
Freddie didn't even defy the family.	Laelth	Aug 2020	#16
He would never feel sorry for you.	Laelth	Aug 2020	#2
I know several people who had shitty childhoods due to abuse, drug addicted parents, etc.	Arkansas Granny	Aug 2020	#3
He was given millions of dollars and bailed out by his dad. Trump is trash	JI7	Aug 2020	#7
I was talking to my mom about this dilemma. What I said was that	Mike 03	Aug 2020	#5
There is no reason to feel bad for him. He did not have a difficult childhood	JI7	Aug 2020	#8
No. He didn't.	Laelth	Aug 2020	#17
He came from a seriously defective family, but so have many of the rest of us and we didn't	Vinca	Aug 2020	#9
I would, too, if he weren't so malicious and destructive.	The Velveteen Ocelot	Aug 2020	#10
This post is a work of art.	LuckyCharms	Aug 2020	#13
I agree.	mnhtnbb	Aug 2020	#19
Very well said.	cwydro	Aug 2020	#23
Snap out of it!	LisaL	Aug 2020	#11
Come on, you are kidding.	BlueJac	Aug 2020	#12
I differentiate between feeling sorry for a child an adult once was and how he or she is now.	Kaleva	Aug 2020	#14
The man suffers. He hates himself and always has.	tinrobot	Aug 2020	#15
Trump is living in a Hell of his own construction.	The Velveteen Ocelot	Aug 2020	#18
I could if he were just a miserable old nobody who spent his days in a recliner	tanyev	Aug 2020	#20
This message was self-deleted by its author	tanyev	Aug 2020	#21
Not me. It is what it is.	Greybnk48	Aug 2020	#22