It's disappointing and annoying that the US National Park Service has become a meme hero for "resisting" Donald Trump.

Remember when "resisting" meant something more than posting failed snarky tweets and making a new Twitter page when you get banned? Ooh, what rebellious badasses you are, making a new Twitter account.

Admittedly, it's the reaction of retards on the internet who turned this into a big deal and not the park rangers themselves.

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rottenrobi · 56-60, F Best Comment

I agree completely. He's changing the way people communicate. I [b]do not[/b] think tweeting is presidential, as much as I don't want the national parks to use it as a platform. Unfortunately, it seems it's becomes the norm. As hard as it is for me to accept, whatever it takes for the parks to get their message across. We're going to be losing land that has been preserved the future. Trump needs to be stopped.

BlueMetalChick · 26-30, F

Agreed. I get that instant communication is convenient and easy to put stuff out to lots of people at once but it's SO fucking easy to edit your posts and to fake things that other people have said. I can fake a Twitter post using MS Paint, for Christ sake.

SW-User

Trump is sitting In teddy's office. What a fucking joke Trump is.

rottenrobi · 56-60, F

You're right. My kids can do this too. It's ridiculous. It kills me that a man, who is our president, and doesn't believe global warming exists, is allowed to make environmental decisions.

rottenrobi · 56-60, F

and thank you. :)