An Unconditional Detestation: How Much Do We Hold Donald Trump in Esteem?

The question of love and support for former US President Donald Trump has garnered significant attention since he left office. Many vehemently oppose him, expressing a level of disdain that's bordering on the unprecedented. So, how much do people truly hold Donald Trump in esteem?

Malignant Narcissist: A Term Unfit for Love

When discussing the depth of one's feelings towards Donald Trump, many refer to him as a 'malignant narcissist.' This term encapsulates the toxic, self-centred, and manipulative nature that many attribute to him. Hubristic and lacking in empathy, individuals who view him in this light find it virtually impossible to love him.

The Love for Strombeers

In stark contrast to his admirers, some individuals express detestation for him with as much fervour as one would have for a pet storm beacon. For instance, one person humorously states: 'None. Not at all. Malignant narcissists are extremely hard to love.' This statement reflects the deep-seated dislike for Trump, highlighting his persona as the epitome of unlovable.

Another expresses in similar terms, jokingly stating, 'Not at all. Not even as much as one loves a slug.' This comparison leaves no room for love and is accompanied by a slight apology to the slug, which is more appreciated than Trump.

The Verdict of an Insulting Scale

For those who cannot express their feelings through simple words, a more concrete measurement method is employed - the numerical scale. One individual uses a scale from 1 to 10 (Minus 50) to rate their feelings. Emphasizing his despicability, the individual declares, 'Not at all. He doesn’t need anyone else to love him. Donald has so much love for Donald Trump there is no more room left for anybody else to love him.' This extreme score underscores the depth of disdain and the abundance of self-love attributed to him.

The Despair and Disgust

In a statement filled with invective, another individual described Trump as a 'sex offender insurrectionist' and a 'career criminal who will die in prison in disgrace.' Using such terms reveals the extent of the person’s hatred and the organized and systematic nature of his actions. This individual is passionate and clear in his condemnation, leaving no room for ambiguity: 'He is a liar, grifter, and a fraud.' These labels point to persistent deceit and manipulation, traits that are highly repudiated.

The Ultimate Detestation

The disapproval is so intense that some individuals advocate for criminal prosecution. 'I want that criminal put in prison!' This statement reflects a desire for severe legal repercussions and the hope that justice can mitigate the damage he's caused.

End Note

Some might question the depth of this hatred and find it unbelievable. However, for those who share these views, the love for ominous natural phenomena like 'explosive diarrhea' becomes a valid proxy for their feelings. 'I like explosive diarrhea much much better,' stating that the joy derived from such a revolting event surpasses the accumulated disdain for Donald Trump.