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Does Donald Trump steal all of his tweets from this weird Twitter user?

Donald Trump’s Twitter style is almost identical to this weird Twitter icon.

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David Covucci

Donald Trump and @dril / Dril

You’d be hard-pressed to find a more universally revered Twitter figure than @dril. For a medium that so readily engenders hate, just about every person adores the weird Twitter user and his fabricated persona that’s the perfect mixture of musculature, bravado, and emasculation.

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You’d also be very hard-pressed to find a more universally despised person on Twitter than our current president. His off-the-cuff remarks often enrage the internet, bringing about scorn and vitriol.

That’s weird because the two—one loved, one hated—are pretty much the same person on the social platform. I first noticed the similarities when Donald Trump tweetedsee you in court,” after his travel ban was struck down, a nonsensical threat because he had just lost in court.

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The completely sincere sense of umbrage—even after knowing you’ve been thoroughly and properly defeated—reminded me of one of @dril’s most popular tweets ever.

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In fact, every time Trump invokes the judiciary, he uses a tone that is distinctly @dril.

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Call it Dril’s Law. For every single thing Donald Trump has tweeted, Dril did it earlier and better.

They’ve had similar issues with women and strike a similar tone on the subject.

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As you may have guessed, their thoughts on our last president, Barack Obama, are downright identical.

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Neither of them think Obama was born in the United States, that’s for sure.

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And they both want the United States to build better nukes, a position @dril took long ago.

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The Ebola crisis really showed just how identical their tweets are.

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And both of them believe in the power of the internet.

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Hell, @dril was claiming “this negative story about me is fake” way before our current commander-in-chief.

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But really, it’s everything. Look at all these tweets. Once you see it, you can’t stop seeing it.

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It really works for everything.

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Dril’s real identity has never been made public. What if Donald Trump is @dril? Would it be any stranger than Donald Trump being president of the United States?

 
The Daily Dot