This photoshop says a thousand words, all of which are "help."

For Twitter user's @Bornmiserable's latest creation, he swapped photos of the real Trump with his now legendary Disney animatronic figure. The result was just as upsetting as you always imagined it would be.

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@BornMiserable says it's an improvement, which I cannot independently verify as this image has turned me into stone.

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"I've done several Trump Photoshops and when I saw that animatronic figure, I just thought it would make more sense to put it in place of him — just about as much of a human being as he is," @BornMiserable told Mashable.

Credit: bornmiserable/twitterCredit: bornmiserable/twitterCredit: bornmiserable/twitter

another, requested by .@Browtweaten: pic.twitter.com/sQ1g5BS2qd

— Born Miserable (@bornmiserable) December 29, 2017

When Disney world introduced the Trump animatronic two weeks ago, it was met with fairly universal horror. Critics accused the artist of modeling Trump after a Chucky Doll and/or Hillary Clinton, which is both fair and accurate.

Trump robot in the Hall of Presidents looks like a 71-year-old Chucky doll. pic.twitter.com/yLCBmhpNvG

— John Cohen (@JohnCohen1) December 19, 2017

Here me out on this. Clearly Disney had Hilary's robot ready to go and then they had to try and make it look like Trump. Don't hate me. This is just a necessary and painful fact we all need to deal with. pic.twitter.com/biSirfwE59

— Shannon O'Neill (@spotastic) December 19, 2017

Frankly, I'd take the animatronic over the real one. Animatronic 2020!

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