Trump cites the Bible on "vulnerable children," sparks uproar

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US President Donald Trump has sparked widespread outrage after invoking biblical language to justify his administration's handling of vulnerable children, prompting accusations that he is using scripture to whitewash policies that have caused significant harm.

In a recent appearance, Trump cited Psalm 68:5 in defense of his record on migrant children, claiming that the Bible instructs us to "care for the most vulnerable." However, many critics point out the glaring disconnect between this biblical appeal and Trump's actual track record on family separation, detention conditions, and other policies that have directly harmed minors.

Despite facing a maelstrom of criticism online, with thousands of commenters expressing outrage and disgust, Trump has yet to clarify or expand on his remarks. Social media platforms were flooded with responses, many of which highlighted the president's past associations with figures now embroiled in abuse scandals, including Jeffrey Epstein.

The backlash against Trump's comments is not surprising, given the president's history of using divisive rhetoric to justify policies that have disproportionately affected vulnerable populations. Critics have long accused him of exploiting faith and family values to obscure the harm caused by his policies, and this latest episode appears to be no exception.

One thing is certain: when it comes to the treatment of children, Trump's record is one of catastrophic failure. He has consistently prioritized enforcement over compassion, and his administration has been responsible for some of the most egregious examples of child abuse in recent memory.

As the public continues to demand answers from Trump about his remarks, one thing is clear: the president will stop at nothing to avoid confronting the harm he has caused. But this latest attempt to invoke biblical language to justify his policies only serves to underscore the depth of his disconnect from the values he claims to represent.
 
I'm so worried about the kids in detention centers, it's like they're just statistics on a board or something 🤯. Trump is supposed to be caring for them but really he's just using the Bible to cover up all the bad things he's done to them. I don't get why he can't just tell the truth and say sorry for what his administration has done. It's like he thinks we're all just going to forget about the kids who have been separated from their families or the conditions in those centers are acceptable 🚫. Newsflash, Donald: using the Bible doesn't make your policies any better, it just makes you look really bad 😒.
 
🙄 I'm so done with Trump's attempts to use faith to cover up his own track record on migrant children. Like, come on dude! Psalm 68:5 is literally saying we should care for the most vulnerable... NOT that it's okay to rip kids from their families and lock them in cages! 🚫 It's not about caring for the kids, it's about being a human being and treating others with dignity. And btw, have you seen his history with Epstein? 😒 This guy is a master manipulator and we need to call him out on this one. The fact that he won't clarify or expand on his remarks just shows how desperate he is to avoid accountability. 🤦‍♂️
 
Ugh, can't believe Trump thinks he can just sprinkle some Bible verses around and expect everyone to forget about all the bad stuff he's done to kids 🙄. Like, Psalm 68:5 is super vague and doesn't actually say anything about caring for migrant children... I mean, come on, do some actual research before you go all sanctimonious on Twitter 😒.

And don't even get me started on how this is just more proof that Trump is a master of using divisive rhetoric to distract us from his real policies 🚫. He's always been good at exploiting people's emotions and values to get what he wants, but it's getting old 🤦‍♀️.

Anyway, the internet is definitely having none of it 💯, and I'm loving all the outrage responses online 💥. Trump might think he can just ignore all this, but the public isn't buying it 👎. Time for him to face some real accountability! 💪
 
I cant even believe he did that 🙄 I mean, come on! He knows exactly what's going on and he's just using scripture to try and wash it over everyone's heads. It's so sickening. And now he's gonna pretend like everything is fine? No way, dude. We're not buying it. The fact that he's not even acknowledging the harm his policies have caused is just another example of how out of touch he is. And to think some people might actually believe him because of his "biblical" appeal... ugh 😡
 
🤕 I mean, come on... using scripture like that to whitewash your policy mistakes is just not cool, you know? 🙄 It's like, Trump wants to be seen as a champion for vulnerable kids, but his record speaks otherwise. He's all about enforcement over compassion, and that's just not what the Bible is supposed to be about. 😒 I've seen some pretty messed up stuff in my time online, but this takes the cake. The fact that he's still not addressing the outrage just shows how out of touch he is with reality. 💥
 
Ugh 🙄, can't believe Trump thinks he can just throw around some Bible verse and expect us to buy it 💁‍♂️. Like, dude, your track record on migrant kids is nothing short of disastrous 😨. Family separation, detention conditions... these aren't policies that "care for the most vulnerable", they're basically torturing innocent kids 🤯. And now he's got the nerve to cite Psalm 68:5 as some kind of proof that he's doing the right thing? Please 🙄. It's just another example of him using faith and family values as a distraction from his own failures. The public needs answers, Trump needs to step up (or should I say, step down?) 😒
 
I mean, have you seen all these comments online about Trump and the Bible? It's like, what's new, right? He thinks invoking scripture makes him sound all good and moral? Give me a break! I remember when Obama was in office and he used that whole "Yes We Can" thing. People thought it was so inspiring at first, but then they realized it was just more of the same politics as usual.

And now Trump is doing the same thing, trying to whitewash his own policies by saying "oh, I'm a good guy because I care about the vulnerable". Newsflash: that's not how it works! His record speaks for itself and we all know what he's capable of. It's like, can't he just take responsibility for his actions for once?

I swear, this whole thing feels like Groundhog Day. We're stuck in some kind of never-ending loop where politicians use faith and values to justify whatever messed-up policies they want. And meanwhile, the actual vulnerable people are still suffering. 🤯
 
omg yaaas trump is literally the WORST!!! 🤯 how can he even say that?? those migrant kids are suffering so much and he's just using scripture to whitewash it?! 🙄 and can we talk about his past associations with Epstein?!?! 😱 that's like, a total red flag right there. i'm not surprised the public is blowing up on him but honestly, how many times do we have to see this guy try to use faith to justify his policies before he gets it through his thick skull that it's not working?! 🙄 and btw, his record on children is literally catastrophic failure lol what a understatement. i'm so done with trump and i know a lot of people are too 🤯
 
omg what is wrong with this guy 🤯! he thinks invoking the bible makes everything okay? like, no way jose 🚫 newsflash: saying stuff in psalm doesn't make you a saint, it just shows how desperate you are to shift the blame 😒 and by the way, all those ppl who were hurt by his policies? shouldn't they get some kind of justice or closure? instead he's trying to sweep it under the rug 🧹 meanwhile thousands of ppl on social media are calling him out for it 💁‍♀️ need someone to put this guy in check ASAP 🚨
 
I'm so worried about the state of our country right now 🤕. Trump's comments were just another example of him trying to spin his way out of accountability for the harm caused by his policies. It's like, come on man, if you're really going to invoke scripture to justify your actions, at least have the decency to understand what it actually says! He's always been good at using people's faith and values against them, but this time he's just out of touch 🙄. I remember when his daughters were all about social justice and being a voice for the marginalized, but now it seems like they're just as complicit in his efforts to divide us.
 
Man, this is just heartbreaking 🤕. Trump's use of biblical language to try and justify his policies towards vulnerable kids is like, totally tone deaf. I mean, what kind of leader says they're following God's word when their actions are causing real harm to innocent people? It's all about manipulation, if you ask me. He's trying to spin this to make himself look good, but we're not buying it 🙅‍♂️.

The thing is, as a society, we need to be more mindful of how our words and actions affect others, especially those who are already vulnerable. Trump's policies have caused so much harm to children, and now he's trying to use scripture to make himself look like a hero? It's just not right 🤦‍♂️.

I think this is a great reminder that with great power comes great responsibility 🌟. Leaders like Trump need to be held accountable for their actions, and we need to demand better from them. We can't let people use language or scripture to justify harm towards others. That's not what faith is about – it's about compassion, empathy, and love ❤️.
 
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