Nearly one million buyers lost an average of $3,800.
Many users called Trump supporters stupid morons who deserved their billions in memecoin losses due to perceived blind loyalty and cult-like behavior.
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No different than robbing them at every thousands of “rallies”, robbing them with the $400 million dollar GoFundMe created for him after his guilty plea, robbing them with fake gold coins, worthless NFTs, Aliexpress gold sneakers, dollar tree bibles and fake gold watches. And on and on…
@RichardHanania Not only that but a lot of them blame "the left" for their losses.
@RichardHanania It is a cult. When one realizes that then the behavior of the MAGA cult makes sense. Their leader can’t do anything wrong and if he did, they will point to something liberals did and will rationalize
@RichardHanania reminder that fraud is a legal term, not an emotional term. Your reaction is emotional (the correct emotion to be fair).
@RichardHanania Rightoids exist to be utilized.
That is their raison d'être.
Utilized, and then disposed of like a used condom.
Best thing is, all concerned parties are perfectly happy with this arrangement.
@RichardHanania It’s actually the best part of the MAGA movement is that no matter what you’ll be tossed under the bus at one point or the other.
His supporters will suck the cum out of his old dick for the rest of their pathetic lives
@RichardHanania It’s really nothing short of remarkable.
Not only do they let him get away with it, they’re not even mad at him for stealing their money.
Trumpism needs to be studied
@RichardHanania Zero outrage because everyone knew it was a scam. If you fell for it that is on you.
Fraud and robbery are terms best left in the halls of the courthouse. These are individuals that invested voluntarily with the knowledge that such investments are volatile and risky. At the initial price $0.18 per token, early investors made out well when it skyrocketed to $75. Some people made the mistake of investing at $75. That's the system and if people invested at that level to make money it was foolish. However, some people invested to support Trump.
@RichardHanania The best thing abt Trump is the way he treats his own supporters. A more deserving group I could not imagine.
@RichardHanania The only way someone could have profited off of this — is for someone else to be their bag holder. So they were looking to do what Trump did to them, but to someone else. Now that’s irony.
@jmstorck @RichardHanania So scamming is fine then. It’s on the scammed when they fall for it.
@Pogojar @RichardHanania It’s irrelevant. I think it’s great. All Trumploids deserve it. I think he grifts them even more. In two and half years he can get maybe additional 6 billion of his dumb followers. They are poor. Gonna get poorer. The world looks at you dumb fucking Americans and laughs.
😂😂😂
@RichardHanania @realDonaldTrump hates his MAGAt base. But he knows they’re easily manipulated & he’s able to pick their pockets. Remember the fake ‘election fraud fund’? 😂
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@RichardHanania You’re a retard. It’s ok.
You should research the current status of the token allocation, how the insiders are making money, and who’s influencing the price the most.
@JuvenileBluster @RichardHanania Yeah. It’s amusing that these…er…simpletons think the term ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ applies to people who *don’t* like him.
@RichardHanania Cult MAGA thinks it's great. Don't assume the rest of the right agrees. I don't. He's the most corrupt president in history.
@RichardHanania Why MAGA still supports him Richard?
Same reason South Americans tolerated the autocratic tendencies of their "saviors" from US-backed puppets, married w/Carl Schmidt's "existential concerns delegitimize institutions".
MAGA believes Dems stole 2020, R trying to kill Trump.
@Pogojar @RichardHanania this doesnt meet the legal definition of fraud?