Trump attacks Greta on Twitter because he’s a douche

[ProudModerate2]

Didn't his wife just say to leave children out of politics?

Making a play on words about a name is totally the same as this /s

Yes coz Barron Trump is as politically involved as Greta. Greta can be attacked because she chose to get involved. I don't really care about the Barron trump name coz its really not about him but  children who stay apolitical should not be attacked but those who want to be the face of a movement should be allowed to be attacked.

I would like to mention that Trump's attack is just childish however and not acceptable but I hate this idea how Greta can't be criticized at all because she's a child.

That's funny. I wonder why Melania didn't make that distinction about "children being criticized" in her little speech?
Maybe because she doesn't "see it" the way you or her douche husband are looking at it.

[ProudModerate2]

... But I'll dial that back, and ask you if the responses by (A) Bakari Sellers, (B) Kathy Griffin, (C) Alyssa Milano, and (D) Jack Morrisey were appropriate.  Perhaps you can unequivocally condemn their responses.

Oh God, here we go again.
Fuzzy on his demands and pushing on others, to "condemn" this person or that person.
Why does he do this? Insecurities?

[ProudModerate2]

This just shows that the trump family is a joke.
You have the first-lady going around the nation's schools claiming to be against "bullying," and yet her Orange Jacka$$ husband is doing just this.
Melania is trying to convince other children to respect each other, yet an "adult" (and this is even questionable) in her own household cant control himself to badger/bully a child. Nice!

[ProudModerate2]

Can't believe I am agreeing with Fuzzy here.  Greta has put herself out as a public figure in an arena usually reserved for adults.  Once she did that, she cannot continue to expect to have the same privileges of anonymity you and I usually take for granted as private citizens -she cannot have her cake and eat it too.  She is going to be praised as well as criticized.  Abused in public even by unsavory figures like the current occupant of the White House.  It goes with the territory.  She gets no sympathy from me.    

Ok, but people should challenge/debate her on the merits of her Cause.
Not on "Anger Management problem" or that she should be at the movies (trump's Tweet).
What kind of bulls**t nonsense is that?
I mean, Greta acts more like an adult than the Orange Buffoon.

[ProudModerate2]

Can't believe I am agreeing with Fuzzy here.  Greta has put herself out as a public figure in an arena usually reserved for adults.  Once she did that, she cannot continue to expect to have the same privileges of anonymity you and I usually take for granted as private citizens -she cannot have her cake and eat it too.  She is going to be praised as well as criticized.  Abused in public even by unsavory figures like the current occupant of the White House.  It goes with the territory.  She gets no sympathy from me.    

Ok, but people should challenge/debate her on the merits of her Cause.
Not on "Anger Management problem" or that she should be at the movies (trump's Tweet).
What kind of bulls**t nonsense is that?
I mean, Greta acts more like an adult than the Orange Buffoon.

I am not disputing that Greta acts more like an adult than Trump -or any of his adult sons, for that matter.  All I am saying is that what she is now experiencing should not come as a surprise to her.

I don't think she's surprised.  Indeed, I think that she views being somewhat dismissed by Trump is a sign that she's taken seriously.

In fact, Thunberg hasn't allowed herself to be disturbed by Trump's attacks against her, and has embraced them as a badge of pride, as you can see by looking at her social media profile, in which she has incorporated those attacks and twisted them in a, quote on quote, "positive way" for herself and her followers.

That still doesn't excuse the fact that trump embarrasses himself by acting like a 12-year-old bully, and makes our nation look foolish, when he decides to confront her with "anger management" and "the movies." How childish is that?