US President Donald Trump has invited Twitter’s ire after posting a tweet wishing people “Happy Good Friday”. In a tweet shared last evening, Trump posted the message in all capitals, instantly earning backlash from people.
“I can’t believe Trump just wished all of America a happy Good Friday. It’s like he doesn’t even know what Good Friday is,” wrote a Twitter user.
Good Friday is a significant day for the Christian community as it commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Good Friday is a day of mourning and the ‘good’ means holy.
This is why Trump’s tweet has earned him severe criticism on Twitter.
Collecting over 47,000 retweets, Trump’s tweet has received a flurry of comments from tweeple slamming the president for his post.
{{/usCountry}}Collecting over 47,000 retweets, Trump’s tweet has received a flurry of comments from tweeple slamming the president for his post.
{{/usCountry}}This isn’t the first time Trump has found himself on the receiving end of Twitter’s trolling. Last year, the US President called Apple CEO Tim Cook “Tim Apple” at a White House event. The gaffe was noticed by people who flooded Twitter with posts pointing it out.