Does anyone else think Trump's mugshot looks like he's making a poopyface? He looks like he's thinking, "when I'm president again, I'll make you all pay for this humiliation. You have no idea what you're in for." Donald Trump is just the most hateful, childish, hateful, repugnant, hateful criminal scumbag alive today. So, yeah! :Let's make that guy president! The amount of stupid necessary for a shitbag like him to be made the face of a nation, is so high, one would think it couldn't possibly happen. Donald Trump deserves nothing, so let's give him that. Let's humiliate him on a global scale next November and not just make him lose again but make him lose from prison as a convicted felon. That's all he deserves and finally, justice will have been served.
The next election is going to be a doozy.
I believe your thoughts here are exactly what Trump thinks and plans.
I think I'm pretty close to reality on that too. His thinking is so simple-minded it's not hard to guess at it. Just consider what the most immature temper tantrum response would be and 10/10 it'll be Trump's
I have an image in my head of him practicing that menacing look in the mirror in preparation for his mugshot.
Sorry dufus. You don't look menacing. You just look like a pathetic weakling trying to look tough.
Here on Agnostic a couple of days ago someone called tRump's expression a Kubrick Stare. (Sorry I don't remember who it was).
The term refers to an attempt to be intimidating using a lowered, forward thrust brow. It comes from the expressions often used in Stanley Kubrick films to portray unhinged, crazy, intimidating characters as Nicholson in The Shining or McDowell in A Clockwork Orange.
The idea of course predates Kubrick. A Google search turned up a site called TV Tropes that describes the 'Kubrick Stare' well --
'In chess, or in any type of competitive game, the Kubrick Stare is a common tactic used by players to intimidate, annoy, confuse, or discomfort their opponents. Mikhail Tal , the Eighth World Chess Champion, was a chess player well known for his stares.'
I think tRump's mind is stuck in the grade school mentality represented by these simplistic intimidation games. I'll be very glad when we're rid of him.