You know who else kills African animals for sport? Donald Trump's sons.


A Minnesotan dentist isn't the only one wreaking havoc on the wildlife of Africa. Enter: Donald Trump's sons.
In a video that wont be posted here for its upsetting content, the younger Trumps, Eric and Donald Jr., are shown posing with their mammalian (and reptilian) trophies, whom they killed during their time on an African hunting safari.
Back in 2012, these pictures got a lot of people pretty upset. Trump Jr. responded to the outcries on Twitter:
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Admittedly, that is a little difficult to decipher — but it would seem Trump Jr. believed he'd done everyone a favor.
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