#AskTrump By Allison Pinski

***Warning: This post is in no way meant to be offensive to anyone, and displays my own personal beliefs and opinions.***

The #AskTrump tag on Twitter went about as well as you would think. It appears that for every Trump supporter there is out there, there’s at least three people against him (which is more comforting than it should be). I wasn’t originally planning on writing any posts on the upcoming U.S. presidential election (and the campaigns for the party nominations), since I am very biased in that field, but I don’t think a candidate like Donald Trump can be ignored.

Is there anyone Trump hasn’t offended, aside from rich white American males and even then, he’s gone after his own kind in some instances. And while nationalism and pride in one’s country isn’t the worst thing you could endorse as a potential candidate for president, there are definitely a lot of problems with strong strong nationalism (anyone else remember a certain leader who started out just wanting to create a strong German nation many decades ago?). And while you shouldn’t believe every idea you hear or every parallel you see, there is definitely some take away from that one.

In an effort to connect with the younger generation, Trump launched his #AskTrump tag on Twitter, stating that he would answer any and all questions sent to him. And people had a field day with it. Below are some of my personal favorites.

What's your favourite type of discrimination? #AskTrump

— Lily Bailey (@LilyBaileyUK) September 21, 2015

Who wore it better? #AskTrump pic.twitter.com/cPlzM5qiAq

— Ponta (@typicalfeminist) September 21, 2015

Do you plan on deporting both your immigrant wives, or just the one you like the least? #AskTrump

— Jenny Trout (@Jenny_Trout) September 21, 2015

So a Muslim, a woman, and a Mexican walk in a bar, who's rights do you alienate first? #AskTrump

— Allie♛ (@Anoudaldosari_) September 21, 2015

#asktrump will you deactivate your twitter and leave the presidential race

— ️️️️️️️️ (@lgbtlouve) September 21, 2015

#AskTrump Why'd you tell a young boy lost in NYC to go to the Plaza lobby & not help him find his parents? pic.twitter.com/QVkfQ9gHGf

— Andrew (@awbatchelor) September 21, 2015

#AskTrump Do you have any health problems we can pin our hopes on?

— Joe Nelson (@joe___nelson) September 21, 2015

#AskTrump who wore it better? pic.twitter.com/DO0ISLwXf9

— Brock Lange (@brock_lange) September 21, 2015

#AskTrump can we get rid of you instead of immigrants?

— 5quad Wallpapers (@TRENZWALLPAPERS) September 21, 2015

#asktrump As the head of Slytherin do you feel your association to Voldemort will hinder your chances at becoming the muggle president?

— Rob Eric (@roberic1) September 21, 2015

#asktrump If one train was leaving San Francisco at 8am & another was leaving NYC at 10am how long before you say s'thing racist?

— A M'fing Problem. (@thewayoftheid) September 21, 2015

How does 4 bankruptcies qualify you to manage the largest economy on the planet? #AskTrump

— PoliticalGroove (@PoliticalGroove) September 21, 2015

If you build a wall to keep Mexicans out of the US, how will you get your suits into the country? #AskTrump pic.twitter.com/g4OECUskeL

— Franchesca Ramsey (@chescaleigh) September 21, 2015

Is it true that if you say Donald Trump 3 times in the bathroom mirror, the hair in the drain will rise up to shout racial slurs? #AskTrump

— P a t r i c k (@ruinedbyreality) September 21, 2015

#AskTrump do you remember the time I interviewed you? pic.twitter.com/4LzDmmqm00

— gotham trash lexie (@tribbianibarnes) September 21, 2015

People never learn from history. Don't try invade Russia in the winter. Don't do a twitter Q&A if you are a prick. #AskTrump

— Claire Mas (@MasMusicMadness) September 21, 2015

#AskTrump At what point in American history was America great for everyone?

— Monica (@Monica4Peace) September 21, 2015

And there are so many, many more. If you want to read them all (in all of their glory), I suggest checking out the #AskTrump tag on Twitter.