I Can Fix Him Contents

“I can fix him” Him: Contents [hide] 1 Early life 2 Controversies 2.1 Domestic violence 2.1.1 Assault on sister 2.2 Sexism 2.3 Racism 2.4 White nationalism 2.5 Anti-LGBT bigotry 2.6 Antisemitism 2.7 Holocaust denial 2.8 Anti-vaccine conspiracy theories 2.9 Other conspiracy theories 2.10 Anti-immigration 2.11 Anti-communism 2.12 Pro-pedophilia statements and age of con 2.13 Criticism of the US government 2.13.1 Calls to abolish the FBI 2.13.2 Calls to abolish the CIA 2.14 Feud with Black Lives Matter activists 2.15 Funding of far-right fringe groups 3 Personal life 4 Works published 5 See also 6 References

A social media post says “I can fix him,” followed by a screenshot of an enormous contents list detailing a man’s alleged controversies, including violence, bigotry, conspiracy theories, and extremist views. The joke mocks the idea that someone can reform an obviously terrible person despite overwhelming evidence of harmful behavior. It is used as a sarcastic reaction to defending a notorious or irredeemable man. EN: A social media post says “I can fix him,” followed by a screenshot of an enormous contents list detailing a man’s alleged controversies, including violence, bigotry, conspiracy theories, and extremist views. The joke mocks the idea that someone can reform an obviously terrible person despite overwhelming evidence of harmful behavior. It is used as a sarcastic reaction to defending a notorious or irredeemable man.

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