If we sat Don Jr. down with a group of your average ten year olds (all of whom have amazing editor skills) and gave them all an assignment; “Put together a gif edit to honor your dad, maybe make him look cool, maybe make him look like a nice guy, just something that makes your dad look good,” not only are we certain that Don Jr. wouldn’t “win” the contest (presumably judged by neutral observers) we are not even sure he would get a participation trophy. Some judges might think that he tried to insult his father, instead. The other kids would just giggle about the “dork.”

When we look below, we can be sure that Junior wasn’t trying to insult his father because that might leave him an inheritance that is even further in the negative. No, somewhere deep in Junior’s reptilian brain, he envisioned this picture and it sent a shot of dopamine right at a receptor, which caused a jolt (perhaps assisted by an artificial dopamine enhancer). It motivated and energized Junior. He believed he had the perfect vehicle to support dear old dad on his country’s birthday.

The problem is that a lot of people found it offensive, and we’re not limiting ourselves to people who are alive. We feel quite confident that every dead man pictured below in a MAGA cap would love nothing more than to throw the cap off, burst out of the stone, and blast the guy off the eagle (not hitting the bald eagle, of course, being protected). We also suspect that many ten-year-olds would be offended, or at least rolling their eyes about having to work with the “weird kid.”

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That’s our point, just one above, he’d be fired from the ten-year-old table.

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