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[philthy05]

Really?

So why Trump’s budgets give a tax cut to everyone and a slight increase in tax to the rich.

They don’t

In today’s world, industries like tech and the silicone valley muppets are sooo ultra left

They aren’t

For starters, the Democratic Party and even Labor party are not even “mainstream left,” as they say, the bordering far left, .

they’re not






You cannot be this dumb, but you are.

 

[KrispyKremeMullanikka]

They don’t




They aren’t




they’re not






You cannot be this dumb, but you are.

They are




They’re are




They’re are





You cannot be this dumb, but you are.

 

[Festerz]

The analysis of the election result has made it clear. As Chip Le Grand summarised, working-class Americans have voted with a mixture of fatalist resignation and up-yours defiance for an economic remedy likely to leave them worse off.

The signs that the same thing is happening here are already present. Albanese and the ALP should be very worried of what it means for their chances of a second term. As should those working-class Australians who are applauding Trump's victory from this side of the Pacific. Trump's tariff policies for example, will hit those in lower paid jobs and out manufacturing and agricultural sector very hard.

Replacing Kevin Rudd as Australia's US ambassador with someone more in tune with Trump's transactional political style may not be the right thing to do morally, but it is the essential thing to do pragmatically in the best interests of our economic and strategic interests.

 

[PowerBaz]

This is the same RFK that made certain people in here wanted Tredders to be removed from the board.

I'd say a business man like Trump would love to have made cash out of all those preservatives and the shit hey eat in the name of profit. Are you like 23 years old? You haven't lived.

 

[El_Scorcho]

Uh no, it’s not all. It’s the people that have replied to me through the past couple of days.

For starters, the Democratic Party and even Labor party are not even “mainstream left,” as they say, the bordering far left, not to the same level as the Greens, but you get my point.

Calling the Dems "bordering far left" is insane. What left wing policy do they hold?

Secondly, this thread is about the US election, so naturally we are talking about US politics, not Australian policies, so you have to talk from an “American Lens,” as you say.

But the people in the thread aren't Americans and as far as I can tell are anti-trump, certainly not pro Kamala. I'd say most are anti-Kamala as well.

I get my info for both sides and independent journalists, not just from the internet like a lefty’s in here, calm that I do.

Sure mate, you're a totally independent free thinker which is why you've posted identically to every other terminally online maga genius on the internet.

Lastly, I hate the Australian Greens party, always have and always will, as I don’t align with their ideologies and despite Adam Bandits and the Greens hypocrisy.

What Greens economic policies do you disagree with and why?

 

[PowerBaz]

Elon’s in it so much from himself that he's the only influential person that stood up Labor’s stupid misinformation bill.

Although I will counter by saying Elon does need to clean up the website, far too much pr0n, ads, and other crap on there and "Premium,” as he calls it, or Twitter Blue, as it used to be called, can get in the fücking bin.

Elon is so in it for himself.

https://www.news.com.au/technology/motoring/motoring-news/elon-musk-22b-richer-following-trump-victory/news-story/4ca87c00a4d7aacb7f228c0c694bc07f

 

[Harlott]

Elon is so in it for himself.

https://www.news.com.au/technology/motoring/motoring-news/elon-musk-22b-richer-following-trump-victory/news-story/4ca87c00a4d7aacb7f228c0c694bc07f

Priorities. Don’t worry the windfall for the working class is on its way.