You can’t believe it but you can’t stop watching.

If you witnessed a train wreck, why wouldn't you look at it? It's the same for any other extraordinary event.

If I saw a plane crash, I certainly wouldn't look away. First, it would be a unique event that should be seen by a person so they can relate the experience. That's what journalism and other forms of expression are all about.

Second, my account of this hypothetical event might help investigators understand what happened. This would be especially true if I had the efficiency of mind to use my smart phone to video any part of the experience.

Lastly, human nature seems to have a voyeuristic quality to it. That's why people rubber-neck at accidents on highways. It's why people watch dangerous activities.

I cannot think of a reason that I would look away from a unique experience.

Makes me ILL to think that anyone thinks he is my president.

And take advantage of his egocentric decision process. He's an easy mark.

Like a train wreck is a huge success because it interrupts the cruel boredom the railroad insurance investigators had been suffering up to that point.

That "everybody wants to be where he is."

What I saw in another news video was him on an escalator telling a reporter he is "ACCEPTED" and pointed to the crowd in front and behind him - and the man behind him grimaced and pulled his whole body backwards while SHITLER was waving his arms.

"Owned by the Hearst Television subsidiary of the Hearst Corporation"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KOAT-TV

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Fortunately, they aren't as stupid as a third of Americans. They see him for who he is.