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Posted: 2016-05-05T18:01:34Z | Updated: 2016-05-05T18:01:34Z Trump And Cards Against Humanity, The Inevitable Match You Didn't Know You Needed | HuffPost

Trump And Cards Against Humanity, The Inevitable Match You Didn't Know You Needed

A party game about a horrible person.
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An unofficial expansion pack would include Trump quotes in the infamous game. But it's not for sale -- yet.
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You’ve heard of Cards Against Humanitythe “party game for horrible people.” But now there’s Trump Against Humanity, "a party game about a horrible person." The card game, created by Sid Lee Collective , is an unofficial expansion pack to Cards Against Humanity that adds actual Donald Trump quotes into the already raunchy deck.

The back of the box reads: "The unofficial expansion pack with all the best words and casual racial slurs from the man himself." Players can fill in the blanks of real-life Trump quotes such as "Make _____ great again" or "They’re bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're _____" with some of The Donald's favorite words like "Mexicans" or "Yuuuge." 

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"When the primary started, he was dropping tons of one-liners that we thought would work well with a game like Cards Against Humanity," Jeff Da Silva, co-executive creative director at Sid Lee, a Canadian creative services firm, told The Chicago Tribune . "It really became, 'What did Trump say today?'"

Trump Against Humanity is not currently for sale, but Sid Lee Collective "might consider sending one" to you if you enter your email on its website , which boasts about the game, "We couldn't make this shit up." Since the game’s announcement on Friday, it has received more than 30,000 requests , according to the Tribune.

Editor’s note: Donald Trump regularly incites political violence  and is a serial liarrampant xenophoberacistmisogynist  and birther  who has repeatedly pledged to ban all Muslims — 1.6 billion members of an entire religion — from entering the U.S.

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