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    The Creepy Trump Meme Taking Over Twitter

    Reactions to the president’s illness got weird fast.
    by Kaitlyn Tiffany Oct 07, 2020 4 minutes
    Source: The Atlantic

    When Donald Trump announced that he and his wife, Melania, had tested positive for COVID-19, the replies were full of well-wishing, as well as admonishments from others for not being careful. Less expected was a whole host of messages full of indecipherable hexes, pictures of demons, and cursed images of all kinds.

    “The dead are resurrected day and night without anyone knowing,” in Punjabi and paired with an image of what appears to be a young female ghost. Others are in , an Ethiopian language, and say things like “Arise from the ashes of your wickedness and repent before our Lord Lucifer pays your debts”; still an image of a ram with three eyes, or a skateboarder wearing plates of pasta as shoes.

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