Arnie schools troll who made fun of Special Olympics athletes
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This is how you deal with a troll.
Arnold Schwarzenegger has been given thousands of virtual upwards-pointing thumbs for his treatment of the scum of the internet.
And even if you thought the last instalment in The Terminator series was unnecessary, you're going to be a fan of him after this.
Arnie was at the Special Olympics World Winter Games in Austria last week, and posted a video of him with the winners to video.
A lovely, happy video that didn't need anyone's negativity.
But then some lowlife thought it was a good idea to take a shot at the Special Olympics, and its athletes.
And Arnie, who has had a long-time affiliation with the organisation, was not having it.
But rather than flying off in a rage at the keyboard like most of us would, Arnie took a different tactic.
[Via 20th Century Fox]
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Instead, he exhaled deeply, calmly cracked his knuckles and gently typed this eloquent response while classical music played (we're using our imaginations here, of course).
He dropped this bomb:
[Photo via Facebook]
That, friends, is how you deal with a dropkick on the internet.
[Via 20th Century Fox]
And his response got rave reviews.
"Here because of the well thought-out and savage reply to an internet troll. New follower obtained," Justin Hornbeck said on Facebook.
"Brilliant thank you for making these guys feel so special I'm a special Olympian myself we love it getting surprised by a famous person such as yourself ," Aine Lawlor chimed in.
If only Arnie was there to shut down all the trolls crawling in the swamps of the internet.
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