Donald Trump’s post on Truth Social, via Twitter on April 17, 2025, did not just drop-it-blow-his-post after-blow back in his platform on what turned out to be a very vague message. That is like lighting a match inside a gas tank. The replies? A complete merry-go-round of a mix of love, scorn, and flat-out conspiracy theories.
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The first one: Love. It extends from Carrie Meyer, who declared, “Many blessings Mr President. Happy Easter to you and your family 💐.” Simple, sweet, and just as you would expect from a supporter. Here is Janice Gilbert chiming in with, “Amen! Happy Easter!” because politics really is about such matters as the holidays nowadays.
The haters? They came loaded. November Witch just let loose calling Trump the one true Anti-Christ, with a link likely leading to an entire posting about the end times. One line with imac313? “God hates you.” Brutal. Efficient.
Just plain freaky. Nick Tezib compared it all to some “really weird Scandinavian thriller” in which people “eat raw meat disguised.” Okay then. While that, Paul Denomme went full-scale conspiracy accusing Trump’s physician to ‘cover a sexual disease’ and tagging Paula White like she is the WebMD for scandals.
Of course, that brought in the international crowd as well. AshtryAsgh39772 fired up in Persian, which almost translates to “Trump got wrecked by the Iranian’s leader, watch your back before he humiliates you.” Not very diplomatic, but hey, Twitter’s a free-for-all.
Even policy debate came in; Darkwing Duck simply told Trump to “stop backing Israel,” while Bridger demanded he “stop Abrams from getting the billions.” Because nothing says Easter like military budget debates.
But from those replies, real drama emerged-the replies to replies. JadeisFedUp just went nuclear on a Trump defender, asking how they could “breathe with [their] head so far up Trump’s ass.” Because of course talking about fascists heads into this, Tonnx1 had to drag Hitler into it.
And this random financial advice is not new. Both Rasheedah Mansour and Ilea Lam popped up to hype some trader called ShallyWalk and StevenFeric, claiming they would have made about $160K in their particular moves. Either this is the worst ad worldwide, or it is the most baffling grift.
This post constituted a nothingburger, only a link to Truth Social. But the reactions? Masterclass in internet chaos. Blessings from supporters and curses by critics along with people plugging random investment schemes-a classically trumpesque discourse.
Take-away? Trump’s name still splits the internet like an axe. Love, hate, everyone knows there is no limiting case, and in this attention economy, that is all that matters.
The replies just prove it-no middle ground, just trenches against which one can dig in. And as long as he keeps posting, the war’s not over. Just another day online.
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This post constituted a nothingburger, only a link to Truth Social. But the reactions? Masterclass in internet chaos. Blessings from supporters and curses by critics along with people plugging random investment schemes-a classically trumpesque discourse.
This story originally appeared on Celebrityinsider
