Twitter uses the hashtag #bunkerboy to respond to President Trump's order to tighten cyber-security. With the wave o...
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Twitter uses the hashtag #bunkerboy to respond to President Trump's order to tighten cyber-security.
With the wave of protests spreading in many states across the United States, the trend to boycott Mr. Trump is also prevalent on Twitter. More interestingly, many argue that because the current US President and Twitter are not very friendly, this social networking platform has facilitated, if not the public opinion, to attack Mr. Trump through the hashtag. #bunkerboy (meaning "the boy hiding in bunkers").
Specifically, the hashtag #bunkerboy reached the top trend of Twitter after violent protests broke out on a large scale that stopped the White House and Mr. Trump had to take refuge in a bunker to ensure safety - according to security procedures.
If you read the search for #bunkerboy on Twitter, then click on the "People" tab, immediately Mr. Trump's account will appear in the first result with the words "The 45th President of the United States of America States" regardless of his nick name and account address, there are no keywords or characters associated with the phrase #bunkerboy.
This is the reason why people think that Twitter wants to take this opportunity to give Mr. Trump a really painful kick. Accompanied by a series of posts mocking the White House boss.
And once again the Simpsons is right to predict everything!
Several people recirculated an old Trump tweet from 2014 in which he criticized then-President Barack Obama‘s leadership.
“It’s almost like the United States has no President,” Trump wrote in the old tweet. “We are a rudderless ship heading for a major disaster. Good luck everyone!”
Reportedly, the last tweet of the current US President was posted about 10 hours ago, rarely Mr. Trump stopped tweeting this long. There was even a joke that there was no wi-fi in the basement, so the president could not continue to tweet.
It can be said that the anti-racist protest movement in the United States has been extremely unexpected by any strategic expert, nor did anyone know that his ironic tweets years ago could come back to haunt him in the bunker beneath the White House....
