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USA 2024 US Presidential Election: Trump vs Harris
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This right here is the problem. All these people, just like you, want to 'watch people melt' by voting for Trump.
Except then they've actually elected Trump. The guy who's clearly told us exactly what he plans to do. The guy who stacked the supreme court with Justices that have just about anointed the office of President as King.
Hilarious indeed.
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The US is in the worst state I can remember it being in, directly attributable to Trump. And this time he's already told us he wants to go further on all the stuff he did last time. He already has a stacked SCOTUS that has created very real long term issues by removing the protections of RvW, and that have recently told us the President is immune to any criminal charge they can justify as being part of their duty as President.
I guess it's all hilarious until it's not, despite it being bleedingly obvious that it's deeply problematic already.
Another bizarre take the Voter ID is limiting access to voting. Trying to ensure elections are not tampered with are apparently.
IT's in the worst state because of Trump?
I'd look at it it's in a bad way for year.s I was in San Francisco in the early 2000's and loved it only to go back 4 more times over the last 10 years. (A number of different presidents) And it is just getting worse and worse. It is honestly disgusting now and I refuse to go there.
Similar issues with Chicago and New York. There are a number of different factors as they are all big cities etc. But all Democrat dominated states as well. I have been going to the South a lot more and these places are thriving
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Why do you get joy out of seeing other people be miserable?
Do you think that if you see other people miserable, it will make you less so?
Was the "melting" unjustified? The USA ushered in a period where their leader openly encouraged people to inject themselves with bleach... And that's just the first dumb/dangerous thing that popped into my head.
The end of the world was forecast. WWIII was a given. None of the doomsday stuff happened except their team lost. I understand the team losing part as 1996 loss to North took me 10 years to get over.
His tenure culminated in a violent attack on a government building... But yeah, people were just upset because their team lost...
2016 - The end of the world was forecast. WWIII was a given.His tenure culminated in a violent attack on a government building... But yeah, people were just upset because their team lost...
I see you've chosen to ignore my real world example and hold on to hyperbole and embellishment. Says all it needs to really...
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Bidens handlers are doing their best. There is still time!
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by not taking the sensible option of being a reasonably successful one-term president should he win he’ll be remembered as a doddering old man in cognitive decline who may well not see out his presidency. or worse ensure a divisive, corrupt, revengeful, mendacious, convicted felon gets another term to wreck the joint.
"2016 is unparalleled for melting. It was the end of the world. The threads are all there to read........" This is what you responded to. I am not interested in tangents.
Great, only had to prod you 4 times
In your opinion, is that a fairly meaningful difference between the 2 indicating that they're actually not equally shit, and might reasonably see someone vote for Biden over Trump?
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The irony of using this statement whilst directly drinking the Trump kool-aid and paroting his supporters talking points.
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This is the kind of surface-level response you get from someone who thinks about voting based on the melts.
No matter who was in power now, they'd be left holding the bag of the post-Covid fallout that's also smashing the rest of the world.
Biden wasn't the one who spent months before and after the election undermining the democratic institutions or stacking the SCOTUS for example.
Trump has been incredibly lucky, he inherited an extremely stable economy after Obama, that had come through the GFC, then the one single thing he had to deal with - Covid - he did about as bad a job of as possible, and before the wider implications of that came home to roost, he was ousted. He's also faced probably the two weakest Presidential candidates ever to have run.
It doesn't take a huge amount of reading to understand this, but apparently even that eludes pro-Trump people. And you're a pro-Trump person. Because you think it's funny and all about the melts. You've fallen for it.
How is suggesting that maybe the end of the world did begin to occur (or at the very least, the potential end of American democracy) a tangent?
Are you suggesting that the fears expressed by many posters about the potential implications of a Trump presidency were unfounded?
You totally bought the gold Trump sneakers, didn’t you?
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Correlation vs causation.
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You are probably right. It's probably about the same as saying tomorrow the end of the world begins to occur.
That is some combination of words, at this stage of the game lol
I'd suggest the brainwashed fool would be anyone who believes another Trump presidency would be about anything other than Trump. Like... you can't still be believing this 'man of the people', drain the swamp shtick can you?
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No, it's nothing like that at all. But you tell yourself whatever makes you feel good.
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