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Source：Inspiration Information Network Editor：Entertainment Time：2025-06-26 01:45:29

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LONDON -- As further allegations about sexual misconduct emerge about Donald Trump,Watch Erotica Manila Episode 2 thousands have entered into a fierce debate on Twitter about the legitimacy of the claims.

They're using the hashtag #NextFakeTrumpVictim which is believed to have been started on 4chan.

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Some are making jokes and accusing the alleged victims of political opportunism, while others have called out the hashtag as another example of victim blaming.

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Many pointed out the timing of the allegations.

Critics of the hashtag have called on Twitter to take action.

On Wednesday night, the New York Timespublished a storyin which two women described incidents that happened decades apart, stating they were victims of Trump's unwanted sexual advances.

The allegations come after the publicationof a 2005 tape of Donald Trump describing how he makes sexual advances by grabbing women "by the pussy" caused an international outcry on Friday 7 October.

His campaign staff issued a statement calling the accusations "fiction." 

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