Wow, record setting cold temperatures throughout large parts of the country. Must be global warming, I mean climate change!
9 posts from Wednesday, December 4, 2013
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Our billion dollar website- http://t.co/JbpMopI1L2
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A special message for Martin Bashir- http://t.co/7PpOJclyeR
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Congrats to @msnbc for firing Martin Bashir—don’t feel badly, he didn’t get ratings anyway. @SarahPalinUSA
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Sleazebag @BashirLive has just been forced to resign from @msnbc. His pathetic apology wasn’t enough to save his job. @SarahPalinUSA
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"I never did give anybody hell. I just told the truth and they thought it was hell." --Harry S. Truman
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"To become a champion, fight one more round." -- James J. Corbett, long ago Heavyweight Champion
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"Those who lack courage will always find a philosophy to justify it." -- Albert Camus
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"@dsing33: @DonaldJTrumpJr @realDonaldTrump who will run the Trump empire when Trump Sr is president?"
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AI Day Analysis
Machine-generated analysis of the 2013-12-04 posts below. Not written by their author.
Premeditated Humiliation: Trump Weaponizes Bashir's Resignation to Settle a Two-Year Grievance
December 4, 2013 presents a day structured in two psychologically distinct registers. The morning unfolds through aide-curated motivational quotations (Camus, Corbett, Truman) — evenly spaced, zero original language, a smooth facade of intellectual maintenance. The afternoon pivots sharply when news of Martin Bashir's MSNBC resignation provides Trump the opportunity to resolve a dormant grievance: Bashir had attacked Trump nationally in December 2011 using fecal imagery, and Trump — consistent with his documented pattern of grievance storage — deferred retaliation until Bashir lay maximally vulnerable. The resulting three-post cluster (x_408329366414692352 through x_408340462194663424), unfolding over 44 minutes, is one of the more clinically revealing sequences of this pre-campaign period. The Bashir cluster demonstrates ego-syntonic sadism in its purest 2013 form. The initial "Sleazebag" post correctly identifies a forced resignation but adds savored cruelty. The follow-up victory lap contains the day's most significant factual error: the claim that Bashir "didn't get ratings anyway" directly inverts the record — November 2013 was Bashir's career-best month. The cluster culminates in a pre-recorded Instagram video in which Trump addresses Bashir: "You're a total loser. You're fired!" — weaponizing his Apprentice brand to claim retroactive authorial authority over an outcome he played no role in causing. The strategic @SarahPalinUSA tag across multiple posts converts each into triangulated supply-seeking: performing media authority for a conservative audience while positioning as Palin's champion without engaging the substance of what was actually said about her. The day closes with climate change mockery (x_408380302206443520) — tribal signaling before the evening ends. Converted to EST (Trump's New York baseline), all posts fall within conventional waking hours; no sleep deprivation is present. At 67 and 18 months from his formal campaign announcement, this day's record shows a psychological architecture already fully formed: grievance storage with precision timing, factual revision in service of dominance narratives, and the systematic cultivation of his media persona as ultimate arbiter of others' professional fates.