Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has expertly used Twitter to respond to Trump's criticism of her being named TIME magazine's Person of the Year, Business Insider reported.
Just one day after Thunberg's honor was announced, the president mocked the 16-year-old on his own Twitter, which gave her the perfect idea for a brand new bio.
The scathing message also accused Thunberg of having an anger management problem and encouraged her to "go to an old fashioned movie with a friend."
To top it all off, Trump added, "Chill, Greta, Chill!"
"What kind of a grown man decides to write this tweet and then send it?" Actress Alyssa Milano wrote wrote. "What kind of President tells a child to chill when she's trying to save the planet?"
"The President of the United States is bully a 16-year-old," this person wrote. "How is the #BeBest crusade going?"
Her new description reads, "A teenager working on her anger management problem. Currently chilling and watching a good old fashioned movie with a friend."
"This is what it looks like when a 16 year old kid outsmarts and outclasses the President of the United States," this person wrote. "@realDonaldTrump just got done attacking and demeaning her on Twitter. Her response is priceless and in her profile. So much respect for @GretaThunberg."
Another person added, "She will not be intimidated."
Earlier this week, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro called the activist a "pirralha", meaning "brat", for her tweet about Indigenous tribe members being murdered in Brazil for trying to protect the Amazon forest.
Later, Thunberg changed her Twitter bio to read, "pirralha."
Earlier this year, she also changed her bio after President Trump called her "a very happy young girl looking forward to a bright and wonderful future."
He's had a long-standing obsession with the publication, even before his presidency. In 2012, he tweeted, "I knew last year that @TIME Magazine lost all credibility when they didn't include me in their Top 100..."
The next year, he tweeted about the magazine after not making the list again: "The Time Magazine list of the 100 Most Influential People is a joke and stunt of a magazine that will, like Newsweek, soon be dead. Bad list!"
Apparently, he would have had to do both an interview and a photo shoot, prompting the POTUS to politely decline the magazine's offer.
However, TIME's chief content officer, Alan Murray, retweeted Trump's post to clear up a few things. Namely, his entire claim:
"Amazing. Not a speck of truth here."
h/t: Business Insider
