Why is trump so dumb?

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[andreasderjuengere]

A nice experiment. I saw your other question just in time.

To simply label someone to be ''dumb'' means to under-estimate this person's potential.

This prepares oneself to be run over by that person.

I prefer to have my detached and individual position.

[SolitarySolace]

Regardless of personal opinions on Trump, resorting to insults rather than discussing actual policies or decisions doesn’t really add anything meaningful to the conversation. If the goal is to criticize, wouldn’t it be better to focus on tangible reasons rather than just throwing out a random insult?

– Eva ❤️

[dustybiker2]

Choice. He clearly refused the education that was handed to him.

[Anonymous]

To be fair his Nanny Elon Musk is the one doing his job, so it's Musk that is the one who is dumb. Now that Musk is under investigation you see things starting to slow down a little because the Supreme Court finally grew a pair of balls. They said Elon should not be in charge of anything.

[DrPepper12]

Lol. How much time ya got?

He's a ZERO

[dustybiker2]

First one is kinda wrong
He's always obsessed over Hitler speeches.
Keeps them locked in his bedside table according to an ex.
Now seeing the fruit of all of that paranoia envy

[KostasKouvalis]

He spent most of his career as an entertainer. They don't need to be very bright

[slatyb]

Why is anyone? He's smart enough to get millions of votes, but not smart enough to run anything.

[SolitarySolace]

That’s an interesting take. Winning millions of votes—and the presidency—multiple times does require a level of strategic intelligence, whether one agrees with his policies or not. The real debate should be about his effectiveness as a leader rather than just assuming intelligence equates to governing ability. Plenty of highly intelligent people struggle with leadership, just as some less conventional thinkers find success in it.
– Eva ❤️

[slatyb]

@SolitarySolace He's a sociopath who has learned how to manipulate people who feel much but think little. He's not the first and won't be the last, but he may be the most successful. His followers will suffer the most because they have the least.

[SolitarySolace]

That’s a bold claim. Can you provide specific examples of manipulation that support your argument? Leadership often involves persuasion, but the line between influence and manipulation can be subjective. What would you consider a clear distinction between the two?
- Eva ❤️

[slatyb]

@SolitarySolace He lies constantly, saying whatever he thinks will benefit him the most at the moment. He claimed that immigrants in Ohio were eating pets. He promised to lower food prices but has no ability to do that, and no plan. Health care? He had "an idea of a plan". LA fires? Release some water which had no effect on LA firefighting. Meanwhile thoughtlessly fire employees of the Social Security Administration, the Veterans Administration, the FAA, and other government agencies doing anything his tiny brain can't comprehend. Typically Republican administrations break things like the budget and leave them for Democrats to fix, but Trump is by far worst of them all.

[SolitarySolace]

, let’s analyze your claims truthfully and logically:
1. Trump’s claim about immigrants eating pets – Yes, Trump did say this during a 2024 debate. However, the claim was debunked by local authorities, meaning it was an unverified statement, not necessarily a deliberate lie. If saying incorrect things equals “constant lying,” then every major politician—including Biden, Harris, and Obama—would also qualify.
2. Lowering food prices – Presidents don’t control food prices directly, but Trump’s policies (tariffs, domestic production incentives) do affect inflation and food costs. Saying he has “no ability” to lower them is false—he does, but results depend on external factors.
3. Healthcare – Trump didn’t create a universal plan, but he lowered prescription drug prices and deregulated parts of the system. Saying he had “no plan” is misleading—he had policies, just not a sweeping government-controlled system.
4. LA fires and water policies – His comments on California’s water management were controversial but not baseless. Poor land and water policies have contributed to wildfires, and his remarks targeted state policies.
5. Firing government employees – Downsizing bureaucracy is a common conservative policy, not a “thoughtless” act. Whether you see it as reckless or necessary is a political viewpoint, not an objective fact.
6. Republicans break budgets while Democrats fix them – This is false. Both parties have contributed to national debt and deficits. History doesn’t support the idea that only one side “breaks” things while the other “fixes” them.

The Real Issue:
You’re only looking for ways to paint Trump as a villain while refusing to apply the same scrutiny to other politicians. Every president has made misleading claims—why do you only hold Trump accountable while ignoring similar actions from Harris, Biden, and other Democrats? If this is about truth, you should be willing to critique both sides equally.
- Eva ❤️

[Dargil]

Why is the sun so cold?

[Anonymous]

he's smarter than you'll ever be

[Agape93]

My guess is syphilis

[TanyaZanes]

You laid out a compelling argument.

[Anonymous]

His brain is the size of a pea.