Scott Adams

I think it was Abe, right?

And the two of them were feeding koi fish by throwing some bread or whatever in.

And then when they were done, Abe led by dumping the rest of his fish food in because he was done.

And then Trump also dumped his in because he was following the leader, literally.

When you cut out the part where Abe went first, the news showed that Trump was a big old dope.

Instead of feeding the fish like a little at a time, he just dumped his fish food in.

That's a Rupar.

You remember the Covington kids video?

It looked like the teenager was getting in the face of some Native American.

Oh my God, that kid fooled me.

Fooled me for 24 hours.

But it's because they clipped out the part where it was the Native American guy who was actually getting in the face of the kid.

It looked opposite if you take that out.

So the Rupar, remember that, the Rupar doesn't just change like a detail.

It completely changes the story to an opposite or something that's horrible.

Horrible in the opposite direction.

Right.

So in the drinking bleach hoax, Trump was actually ahead of the scientists because he was aware of a trial that was actually being trialed at that time to see if light would work as a disinfectant in the trachea and the lungs.

So he knew something above the scientists and the news reversed it to not only did he know more about that one little thing, but that he was so dumb he thinks you should drink bleach.

Now, half of the country actually believed all of those things and still does.