Many MAGA Morons are the product of a bad childhood

Here’s one of the losers who had assaulted Capitol police officer Michael Fanone on January 6.

Only after Fanone walked out did Daniel Rodriguez spend about a minute of his half-hour speech apologizing for shocking the police officer with a stun gun. In the rest of his remarks, he explained “Life has always seemed unfair to me.”
Rodriguez never knew his dad and didn’t finish high school. He worked low-end jobs and spent most of his time with his mother. His attorney said Rodriguez idolized Trump as “the father he wished he had.” In a letter to the court, Rodriguez’s mother described her son’s enthusiasm for Trump as something akin to a teenage crush, writing that suddenly he was eating little, sleeping less and constantly on the phone.

Lewis Wayne Snoots, 59, of Louisa, about 33 miles east of Charlottesville

Fanone was grabbed around the neck by Albuquerque Head of Kingsport, TN.

Lewis Snoots. Albuquerque Head? These are the names of losers. They had rotten lives and now they are devout MAGA Morons.

Many of the Trump supporters here on DART, TWS and GreyParrot, have similar life histories.

Bad parents, no children, low wage jobs, low education, history of trouble with the law, living with their mother well into adulthood, divorced or never married.

These are your typical MAGA morons.

Says the TDS emasculated pencil dick libtard who clearly suffered a traumatic childhood. 

Sounds like a coerced statement created by the FBI.

I could see your mother in court saying how you had something akin to a teenaged crush on Trump.

Watching Star Trek while sorting your Trump Digital Trading Cards

Yes, Donald Trump is the product of abuse and neglect according to the captivating book, “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man.” The book was written by the president’s niece, Mary L. Trump, the daughter of Donald Trump’s older brother. It bursts open the doors to understanding why Donald Trump behaves the way he does. It is also is a cautionary tale for how we decide who becomes a leader, whether that leader is a president, CEO, judge or school superintendent.
In Mary Trump’s words: “Child abuse is, in some sense, the experience of ‘too much’ or ‘not enough.’ Donald directly experienced the ‘not enough’ in the loss of connection to his mother at a crucial developmental stage, which was deeply traumatic. Without warning, his needs weren’t being met, and his fears and longings went unsoothed. Having been abandoned by his mother for at least a year, and having his father fail not only to meet his needs but to make him feel safe or loved, valued or mirrored, Donald suffered deprivations that would scar him for life.”

Guess the Orangutrumpy isn't getting that vote :D

Another crossing of the line of the CoC. I’ve told your pencil sick stupid ass that my mother has been dead for years months ago. Now you being her memory into this after my wife…clear desperation on your part. Maggot bottom feeding troll that you are, FanOfTheDick!! 

Yikes.

There’s that 6th grade education in action again. Way to go Jethro!