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by Mischief Maker 10/11/2016, 10:33am PDT |
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Oh right. He got rich making a comic strip about making fun of the stupid ideas of rich people.
What he calls "persuasion" I call "con artistry." You don't need to be smart to be a con artist, you just have to be aggressive. People who do your thing are the greatest, those who oppose you are losers. If you're caught in a lie, never admit it, just double-down. I've had conversations across the glass in maximum security prisons with morons who have all the charisma of Trump.
It's like trying to tell your grandma that it sounds like that nice guy at her church is running a Ponzi scheme.
I think it's pertinent to repost this statement by the real author of "The Art of the Deal:"
This year, Schwartz has heard some argue that there must be a more thoughtful and nuanced version of Donald Trump that he is keeping in reserve for after the campaign. “There isn’t,” Schwartz insists. “There is no private Trump.” This is not a matter of hindsight. While working on “The Art of the Deal,” Schwartz kept a journal in which he expressed his amazement at Trump’s personality, writing that Trump seemed driven entirely by a need for public attention. “All he is is ‘stomp, stomp, stomp’—recognition from outside, bigger, more, a whole series of things that go nowhere in particular,” he observed, on October 21, 1986. |
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