obsidianchameleon:

kimreesesdaughter:

thesataniclittleangel:

kimreesesdaughter:

His son is my mood. He KNOWS.

Can we draw attention to his son, though? The entire time Donald Trump was on screen, endorsing himself, contradicting his own earlier prejudices by speaking vaguely well of “all races and religions” and speaking of his intended unity and friendship with other countries, his young son (Barron) did not for a second stop looking absolutely devastated. Barron was displaying anxiety, fidgeting with his clothes, staring steadily at the floor instead of around him, and seeming to mentally step back (dissociate) from the situation (basically no facial expression, not even acknowledging when his father spoke of him). Something particular I noticed was that as Trump said things particularly not fitting to his brand (guarantees of well-wishes and good deeds in the face of all races, his benevolent approach to ruling the country, etc.) Barron did things like needlessly covering his mouth or eyes, the classic unconscious reactions of the human body to blatant lie telling. He observes what is said and done behind closed doors, and he sees the discrepancies between that and what Trump tries to portray. And though his father and the rest of the family may be older and more aware of their own body language, it seems that young Barron is the only one revealing the truth. 

^^^^^^^^ Important. 

The Emperor’s New Clothes had a very good moral - children are excellent morality checkers.