Thousands gathered in Boston over the weekend for the most confusing protest ever held.

In what seemed to be a microcosm of the nation as a whole, no one at the protest knew what

anyone believed, they just knew that they themselves were paragons of virtue and hated everyone

else.

They were Nazi supporting free speech, anti-fascist supporting fascism, and seven guys

were trying to get to the Red Sox game but stopped off at the protest to see if there

was any free beer.

When Trump added to the confusion by tweeting that the country needed to heal, but he spelled

heal H-E-E-L.

So no one knows what that was about, maybe something having to do with feet.

Your guess is as good as mine.

CNN's Jim Acosta tried to clear things up with a report from the scene saying, quote,

look at me, I'm Jim Acosta, I can stand on my head and wiggle my toes, look at me,

look at me, look at me right now.

Unquote.

Acosta then played a video of himself shouting rude and ignorant questions at people without

listening to their answers and offered to sell passes by a home video entitled The Acosta

Family Picnic Starring Jim Acosta.

In one touching moment during the protest, white supremacists and anti-fascists joined

together for the annual worst people in the country sing along, singing quote, we are the

worst people in the country, we wish we could write a song with clever lyrics or even words

that rhyme, but we can't because we are the worst people in the country.

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