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A “tantrum” is a wildly sensational/different statement then a “tirade”. Journalism 101, different words hold different meaning.
Like Trump hassling people for decades after they comment on his tiny little child-sized hands. All these "strong men" are super insecure. >

Xi hates being compared to Winnie the Pooh. >

Erdogan flips out when you compare him to Gollum >

Where'd you find this?
I want to believe >

The US should send Putin a karate gi as a gift because of his well known love for martial arts, but make it child sized to fuck with him. >

Him and Hasbullah get into a mortifyingly offensive, yet most entertaining fight >

Hasbullah would have to go easy. >

Pretty sure Hasbullah is pro putin, so maybe he would >

"I took out the ring and showed it to [Putin], and he put it on and he goes, 'I can kill someone with this ring,'" Kraft said in 2013. "I put my hand out and he put it in his pocket, and three KGB guys got around him and walked out."
Here's how Vladimir Putin stole a Super Bowl ring from the Patriots' Robert Kraft >

He likes to ride horses - maybe send him one of those rocking horses little kids ride.  I'd suggest sending a miniature pony but he is also a cruel small man and he'd likely torture the creature just for fun so no live animals for Puty. >

More diplomatic than calling him "Manlet" >

dictator is childish, more at 11 >

Technically. >

He's just upset because he's Lilliputin. >

Sorry, but the truth hurts, comrades. >

I don't think Russia cares about "basic diplomatic protocol and practice.” overmuch, given this incredibly childish insult thrown out by the Russian embassy in Minsk.
I thought the American's remarks were fair and even-handed, far worse could be said about Putin's ridiculous course of action in terms of the war of his choice, his unbelievable contempt for human life is astonishing.
I looked out of idle curiosity; Putin is 5 feet 6 inches tall, a respectable height for anyone who isn't a war criminal and FSB torturer. But if your policies destabilise whole regions while your munitions lay waste to civilian infrastructure and your military had a policy of torture, nothing in this world can prevent you from being a very small person. >

I think he’s five foot six in his height boosting shoes, suspect he’s a smidgen over 5 otherwise. 
We’ll never know for sure the last person to measure him fell out of a window. >

if the shoe fits  
and it would have to be a very small shoe, for a very small man >

Coming this Fall on NBC, “The Littlest Autocrat” co-starring Donnie “Little Hands of Stone” Trump >

The suits Putin wears on TV are actually children's size. It's just the media that likes to portray him as a 'big man.' >

I agree with Russians on this one I prefer "Giant Asshole" >

Why not "small man Giant Asshole"? >

So we have a Rocket man, Small man! 
Anyone else? >

Bat.. wait >

Isn’t threatening to use nuclear weapons worse? Just a thought. >

odd that Pooti hasn't made sad nuclear noises lately. . . >

Not very diplomatic >

The shoe does fit.
Someone needs to pat him on the head like the old man on Benny Hill. >

Man is on a persona non grata speedrun >

If he were 4 inches taller, Putin would have retired as a nobody by now. >

Lili-Putin >

Putin thinks its big because of trumps small hands. >

r/TechnicallyTheTruth >

Technically, morally, figuratively, take your pick they all work lol. Putins weak af >

His tiny ego cares more about this than the loss of human life.
Enough said. >

Haha, give that Diplomat a raise. He might be shit at his job but that is funny >

He’ll have to do something manly like release a load of NFT “Strong man” cards. That will show um!!! >

Throwing tantrums is all they can do now. Good. >

Hah fuck that little guy >

He’s been lonely since he had all the other Keebler elves liquidated. >

They didn’t throw a tantrum. 
Why do we stoop to sensationalist headlines?

The U.S. ambassador to Hungary is the latest American official to earn the Kremlin’s ire over remarks he made last week publicly deriding Russian President Vladimir Putin as a “small man” and “a holdover from a time that most of the world has tried to move beyond.”
In a speech on Jan. 6 commemorating the 45th Anniversary of the Return of the Hungarian Holy Crown, ambassador David Pressman took the opportunity to slam Russia’s war as the product of “tyranny” and “authoritarianism” before taking a direct jab at the Putin.
The Russian president “can only lead through fear and intimidation,” said Pressman. “The Ukrainians, much like the Hungarians decades earlier, had already made their decision. They had already charted their course, and it did not include a return to a broken, abusive system that had failed them for so long.”
Russian officials, it appears, have not taken well to the remarks.
In a Telegram post on Tuesday, the Russian embassy in Hungary went on a tirade against Pressman’s “unacceptable” remarks about “the personality of a foreign Head of State,” calling his comments “an outrageous violation of basic diplomatic protocol and practice >

You say they didn’t throw a tantrum then post quotes stating they went on a tirade in response…. Aka a tantrum.