@ilduce2016 #FF
You owe it to yourself to read “How We Fooled Donald Trump Into Retweeting Benito Mussolini”
True genius expressed through the limited limited medium of twitter. Orwell would have been proud. Also Will Rogers, Moliere and Aristophanes.
Our Fascist bot was anything but subtle. It was, after all, directly named after Mussolini. The New York Times today swiftly recognized that it was a parody account. At the time of the account’s creation, Gawker Media Executive Editor John Cook expressed some concern that the joke behind the account was far too obvious, and wouldn’t trick anyone but a complete idiot.
Today, Donald Trump proved him—and all of us—right.
Morning chuckle . . . and unreal.
The old adage about truth being stranger than fiction has never been truer than this election season.
If you wrote The Donald verbatim into a political parody it wouldn’t last 2 weeks in the cineplex.
Certainly @ilduce2016 is less subtle than the guy who got quoted in the Washington Post under the name Ioseph Dzugashvilii
Childish, but amusing.