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Someone has raised a Mexican flag at a Donald Trump golf course and the internet loves it
A Mexican flag has been hoisted alongside Donald Trump’s controversial golf course in Scotland, days before the tycoon is due to visit Britain.
The tycoon-turned-presidential candidate has provoked outcry by campaigning on a promise to build a 1,000-mile border wall with Mexico and alleging the country was sending rapists to America.
@susborne @Pseudony_Ms @TrippingUpTrump Finally! The Scottish Mexican solidarity the world has been waiting for.
— Chris McArthur (@cwmcarthur) June 21, 2016
@susborne @Colvinius @TrippingUpTrump
— Sven-Erik Wallin (@ridgiedidge) June 21, 2016
Is that a walled golf course?
@susborne @MirandaKeeling @TrippingUpTrump Perhaps he'll suggest that Hadrian's Wall is extended!
— Dave Jones (@davedhjones) June 21, 2016
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