Anonymous
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7/18/2025, 1:55:46 AM No.510674338
I like to think of maga as a family.
Trump had 3 elections. Each one of those elections was a birth of a new child. Trump is the dada here.
The people from 2016 are the oldest child. They naturally go through a rebellious phase. Going through each election with him and growing as he did and seeing his flaws. Putting up with the hardest shit cause they were there in the beginning. The oldest always moves out first and has the hardest relationship with their parents. Mainly over forgiving. You’re seeing them give up now on the father. They’ve put grown him and the illusion of superdad is over. Then you got 2020 the birth of the middle child. The middle child is the least loved. They came in during a crazy time with struggled and not being able to understand certain frustrations of the rest of the family. They grow up distant and a bit nihilist. They don’t really leave the house but when they do there’s not much love lost. Then you have 2024. The baby of the family. The baby wasn’t in there for the start or their for the struggles. It appeared during a time when everything seemed to be just right. They were spoiled and the flaws of the parents could be easily overlooked because of the attention they’ve received and the rewards they get outweighed the bad. They were born in a messed up house. To them that’s normal and they’re dependent on the father. Now saying all this I go back to the dada. While divides happen and family’s drift apart they never stop being family. This is the important part. When the oldest reaches its true old age it finally boomerangs back and they realize through all his flaws their father was amazing. He was a good man in a horrible world. They realize they must face the same and try to be true the whole way. They miss him when he’s gone the most.
Trump had 3 elections. Each one of those elections was a birth of a new child. Trump is the dada here.
The people from 2016 are the oldest child. They naturally go through a rebellious phase. Going through each election with him and growing as he did and seeing his flaws. Putting up with the hardest shit cause they were there in the beginning. The oldest always moves out first and has the hardest relationship with their parents. Mainly over forgiving. You’re seeing them give up now on the father. They’ve put grown him and the illusion of superdad is over. Then you got 2020 the birth of the middle child. The middle child is the least loved. They came in during a crazy time with struggled and not being able to understand certain frustrations of the rest of the family. They grow up distant and a bit nihilist. They don’t really leave the house but when they do there’s not much love lost. Then you have 2024. The baby of the family. The baby wasn’t in there for the start or their for the struggles. It appeared during a time when everything seemed to be just right. They were spoiled and the flaws of the parents could be easily overlooked because of the attention they’ve received and the rewards they get outweighed the bad. They were born in a messed up house. To them that’s normal and they’re dependent on the father. Now saying all this I go back to the dada. While divides happen and family’s drift apart they never stop being family. This is the important part. When the oldest reaches its true old age it finally boomerangs back and they realize through all his flaws their father was amazing. He was a good man in a horrible world. They realize they must face the same and try to be true the whole way. They miss him when he’s gone the most.
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