The name "Trump" has been used to promote goods of all kinds, from airlines to fillets and wines. The discovery of the American police, however, is unprecedented. The image of the American President seeks to take advantage of a new product, ecstasy pills, in the shape of the head of Donald Trump.
Indiana police seized small orange tablets in June, cut to a shape similar to that of a tycoon's head. On the back they say "Great Again" is obviously a wink to their users, as the phrase refers to the central campaign slogan of the current White House tenant ("Make America Great Again").
There were plenty of reactions on social networking sites, several of which had a strong dose of black humor.
"You are promised nirvana, but you end up with depression and empty pockets," someone commented via Twitter. The second warned potential buyers to stay away from these pills: they contain “lies and hatred. Ugly trip, buddy ".
Many drug dealers often choose original shapes and colors to attract the attention of users and ensure that they are loyal to them. About 5.000 Donald Trump-shaped ecstasy tablets had already been seized in Germany in August 2017.