Paris, you can post all the memes you want but we won’t forgive you for being a Trump-supporting piece of shit

Paris Hilton, heiress and Kim Kardashian's introduction to the A-list circa 2007, has been trying to claw her way back into the spotlight.

She has an album coming out soon and just released her 23rd perfume. I guess a lot of people want to smell like her. Can't say the same, though.

Even though Paris should be the queen of public image by now, her PR team apparently hasn't figured out being a Trump supporter isn't really the way to appeal to anyone right now. It also isn't the way to be a good person, if we're being honest.

In an interview with Marie Claire, Paris Hilton called family friend Donald Trump "an incredible businessman" then went on to defend his pussy-grabbing statement, saying she's "heard guys say the craziest things ever, because I’m always around guys, and I listen to them speak."

As if "listen to your guys, ladies, then you'll know misogyny is normal and totally OK!" wasn't bad enough, the author of the article tweeted a full transcript of the interview.

She literally couldn't fit Paris' problematic defense of Trump in the print version.

Maybe the worst part of the interview was Paris shaming the women who accused Trump of sexual assault. She says "I think that they are just trying to get attention and get fame," then suggests rich people are accused of sexual assault by gold-diggers all the time. Apparently, a “lot of women” go after Trump “because he’s wealthy and he’s charming and good-looking.”

She goes further to call the women "opportunists" who "want to get money or get paid to not say anything or get a settlement when nothing really happened." She doesn't "believe any of that."

Paris, honey, you shaming survivors while you claim to be a feminist isn't a good look. And your passionate defense of a misogynistic, racist president is even worse. You can try to crawl your way into our hearts with your Twitter memes and catchy pop songs all you want, but we won't forgive you for this one.

Honestly, I feel like a fool for ever being supportive of you. I don't know what I was supposed to expect from the girl in the "stop being poor" shirt.