Trump’s America

[Newy25 7668]

7 minutes ago, wildcat09 said:

A majority of voting Americans are just monsters.

If you openly hate the people you want to convince to vote for you, get used to losing. 

[wildcat09 29344]

None of you republicans get to pretend a year from now that you’re surprised by what he ends up doing. 

[achooloco 1067]

1 minute ago, Newy25 said:

If you openly hate the people you want to convince to vote for you, get used to losing. 

Literally described Donald trump. Your post doesn’t make sense 

[wildcat09 29344]

Just now, Newy25 said:

If you openly hate the people you want to convince to vote for you, get used to losing. 

Fuck you, you don’t have exclusive rights to hating your fellow Americans. Hating fascists is what you’re supposed to do, you scum. 

[Valmy77 13225]

1 minute ago, Newy25 said:

If you openly hate the people you want to convince to vote for you, get used to losing. 

I am not running for office. Did Kamala openly hate anybody?

[Balcones 317]

6 hours ago, tx 3 putt said:

buy health insurance stocks 

Dow futures up 1209 or 2.85% this morning.

[Newy25 7668]

Just now, wildcat09 said:

None of you republicans get to pretend a year from now that you’re surprised by what he ends up doing. 

I think he will lower taxes (or try to depending on the congressional makeup), pass a bunch of executive orders to close the border and talk a lot of shit on social media. That’s what I think happens. Convincing yourself this is Nazi Germany is how you got here - shocked at the obvious and inevitable outcome of this election. 

[wildcat09 29344]

Just now, Newy25 said:

I think he will lower taxes (or try to depending on the congressional makeup), pass a bunch of executive orders to close the border and talk a lot of shit on social media. That’s what I think happens. Convincing yourself this is Nazi Germany is how you got here - shocked at the obvious and inevitable outcome of this election. 

He openly ran as Hitler. When he begins governing as Hitler, you don’t get to explain your vote with “well I didn’t think he’d really be that bad!” You will not be forgiven by your family, your neighbors, or your god.

[Valmy77 13225]

1 minute ago, Newy25 said:

I think he will lower taxes (or try to depending on the congressional makeup), pass a bunch of executive orders to close the border and talk a lot of shit on social media. That’s what I think happens.

Lots of stuff to deal with right now though. But we'll see.

[Celery Man 20931]

5 minutes ago, Newy25 said:

If you openly hate the people you want to convince to vote for you, get used to losing. 

I don’t hate the idiot, I hate how stupid you are.

[Newy25 7668]

1 minute ago, wildcat09 said:

Fuck you, you don’t have exclusive rights to hating your fellow Americans. Hating fascists is what you’re supposed to do, you scum. 

First of all, Trump isn’t a fscist. It’s pretty clear that none of you even know what means. Secondly, I’m responding to those of you openly saying you hate most Americans because they voted for someone else. That’s part of the Democrats problem. Instead of understanding why so many people, including people who would vote traditionally Democratic voted you Trump you resort to bitterness and name calling. You would think by now that’s not winning strategy. 

[Celery Man 20931]

Just now, Newy25 said:

First of all, Trump isn’t a fscist. It’s pretty clear that none of you even know what means. Secondly, I’m responding to those of you openly saying you hate most Americans because they voted for someone else. That’s part of the Democrats problem. Instead of understanding why so many people, including people who would vote traditionally Democratic voted you Trump you resort to bitterness and name calling. You would think by now that’s not winning strategy. 

It just won you moron

[Newy25 7668]

2 minutes ago, wildcat09 said:

He openly ran as Hitler. When he begins governing as Hitler, you don’t get to explain your vote with “well I didn’t think he’d really be that bad!” You will not be forgiven by your family, your neighbors, or your god.

He courted the Latino, Black and Jewish vote. Worst. Hitler. Ever. 

[PenelopeWitherspoon 19100]

Just now, Newy25 said:

He courted the Latino, Black and Jewish vote. Worst. Hitler. Ever. 

He courted men. But women, he doesn't give a shit. We are going to take what he gives whether we like it or not.

[Valmy77 13225]

Just now, Newy25 said:

That’s part of the Democrats problem. Instead of understanding why so many people, including people who would vote traditionally Democratic voted you Trump you resort to bitterness and name calling. You would think by now that’s not winning strategy. 

I would agree and I don't think any of us did that. Well Joe Biden accidentally did that and then apologized.

But come on. I get called shit all the time by Republicans. This is a polarized nation, both sides throw around bullshit all the time.

[Valmy77 13225]

2 minutes ago, Newy25 said:

He courted the Latino, Black and Jewish vote. Worst. Hitler. Ever. 

He did a blood libel against those Haitians. That is pretty nasty shit.

[wildcat09 29344]

4 minutes ago, Newy25 said:

First of all, Trump isn’t a fscist. It’s pretty clear that none of you even know what means. Secondly, I’m responding to those of you openly saying you hate most Americans because they voted for someone else. That’s part of the Democrats problem. Instead of understanding why so many people, including people who would vote traditionally Democratic voted you Trump you resort to bitterness and name calling. You would think by now that’s not winning strategy. 

Don’t gaslight me you piece of shit.

[DigglerontheHoof 21176]

I anticipate getting into a fist fight or 10 for the first time in over 20 years.  

I'm ready to start whipping fascists' asses. 

[MonkeyDoughnut 10227]

I get it's all raw right now but this sums up my take:

 

 

[wildcat09 29344]

Just now, MonkeyDoughnut said:

I get it's all raw right now but this sums up my take:

 

 

No, it’s the right lesson, along with “don’t inherit inflation.” 

[PenelopeWitherspoon 19100]

1 minute ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:

I get it's all raw right now but this sums up my take:

 

 

But it could be that simple. The average American actually doesn't know anything about the economy. They are woefully misinformed about how our government actually works, and a vast majority of them have never stepped foot outside this country, so have no concept of the larger world. We have an illinformed electorate and this is the result.

[Goofyboy 3269]

Let’s go the other way - how long until Peter Theil has Trump removed? I give it three months.

[Valmy77 13225]

I don't know man. When so many of the ads were just straight up transphobic shit and panic over immigrants and that worked it is hard to think well of my fellow countrymen and women.

But hey I am not running for office. What is the lesson? If you know pass it on to people who are.

I thought we needed to be more pro-union, bring in more jobs, stop busting pot users, build infrastructure, and all that. But clearly not. So what do I know? I clearly don't know shit. No Democratic politicians should be listening me.

Edited November 6 by Valmy77

[aggie08 21482]

11 minutes ago, Newy25 said:

I think he will lower taxes (or try to depending on the congressional makeup), pass a bunch of executive orders to close the border and talk a lot of shit on social media. That’s what I think happens.

Honest question: what do you think his cabinet and appointed positions will look? 

[Chuckie Finster 22694]

This kind of sentiment is exactly why people loathe the Democrats now. People just voted for a very flawed person in a landslide over Harris and you would think at some level this would cause some of to wonder if your party was really on the right path. If the democrats ever want to regain the trust of the working class or young black and Latino voters they should probably start by wondering why they hate you so much. 

People loathe the democrats because they’re the party expected to be the adults in the room, so when things go wrong it’s obviously their fault.
Trump is about to have the Senate, House, and a popular vote mandate yet he will still blame Democrats anytime anything bad happens, and everyone in this thread currently lecturing the Democrats about personal responsibility will go along with it.

[nycHorn 2982]

Honest question: what do you think his cabinet and appointed positions will look? 

I was just thinking this. Last time it resembled a normal cabinet. This time it’ll be his cronies.

[Vegas64 673]

6 minutes ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:

I get it's all raw right now but this sums up my take:

 

 

Dang,went to bed after PA. Woke up to see WI, MI, AZ, NV & popular vote. This was a rout.

Gonna be a lot Wednesday Morning QB'ing.

[aggie08 21482]

9 minutes ago, Newy25 said:

Instead of understanding why so many people, including people who would vote traditionally Democratic voted you Trump you resort to bitterness and name calling. You would think by now that’s not winning strategy. 

As others have said, this is pretty hypocritical, yes? I don't think you want to do a comparison between what Trump said about Kamala and her supporters and what she said about him and his during this campaign.

Why is it that Republicans--especially since Trump--can essentially say the most heinous things imaginable with no repercussions, but one insult by a Democrat and it's "they need to tone down the rhetoric! Stop calling us names!"

I honestly don't have a good answer for this. Maybe you do.

[Dbeasy 15041]

Those who are saying this election is not that big of a deal are missing the big picture. 

Last night we learned two deeply concerning lessons. The first is that the American public is way more susceptible to disinformation than anyone realized. They elected a traitor (stolen docs), grifter, felon, sexual assaulter, pedophile, serial liar, crook, and moron. The gullibility of the American public is unbelievable. The stupidity of the American public is epic. And that is frightening for the future. 

Second, the message of hate resonated with way more people than folks would ever have guessed. Americans hold way more hatred, racism, sexism and misogyny than anyone realized. This will have implications for decades.  

This election wasn’t about four years. It was a realization that the American experiment is truly at risk because of the flaws of its own citizens. 

With disinformation being unstoppable, there is now a path to a dystopian future filled with suffering, control,  grift, corruption, and out of control wealth inequality. The fundamental tenant of a fair opportunity for Americans could be an ideal of the past until or if Americans figure out a way to deal with disinformation and recognize within themselves their own personal failings. 

[CooterBrown 18003]

Define, "registry".

[A’Dam Psycho 1470]

I wish I could sugar coat this but the next four years are gonna be an absolute unmitigated disaster.

Unemployment right now is 4.2 after reaching a low of 3.5. That’s gonna skyrocket 

Rich donors are gonna get tax breaks in record numbers

Project 25 will be inacted

Obamacare will be destroyed with no play to replace it

Bipartisan border bill will not be passed 

The low to middle class will be absolutely destroyed. 
 

But hey, Milk & Eggs will be a dollar cheaper….maybe

[WBT 20561]

17 minutes ago, Newy25 said:

That’s part of the Democrats problem. Instead of understanding why so many people, including people who would vote traditionally Democratic voted you Trump you resort to bitterness and name calling. You would think by now that’s not winning strategy. 

Agree with this.  I'm not sure I'll ever understand people voting for Trump but 80+ million Americans didn't turn evil 8 years ago.

[Valmy77 13225]

1 minute ago, Dbeasy said:

Those who are saying this election is not that big of a deal are missing the big picture. 

Last night we learned two deeply concerning lessons. The first is that the American public is way more susceptible to disinformation than anyone realized. They elected a traitor (stolen docs), grifter, felon, sexual assaulter, pedophile, serial liar, crook, and moron. The gullibility of the American public is unbelievable. The stupidity of the American public is epic. And that is frightening for the future. 

Second, the message of hate resonated with way more people than folks would ever have guessed. Americans hold way more hatred, racism, sexism and misogyny than anyone realized. This will have implications for decades.  

This election wasn’t about four years. It was a realization that the American experiment is truly at risk because of the flaws of its own citizens. 

With disinformation being unstoppable, there is now a path to a dystopian future filled with suffering, control,  grift, corruption, and out of control wealth inequality. The fundamental tenant of a fair opportunity for Americans could be an ideal of the past until or if Americans figure out a way to deal with disinformation and recognize within themselves their own personal failings. 

Yeah. This is my main takeaway. I feel like if you got fooled by Trump once, hey I get it. Politicians suck and here was a guy appearing to be on your team.

But once it was obvious who he was and you vote for him again? Well now I am worried for the whole country.

[WBT 20561]

Just now, A’Dam Psycho said:

But hey, Milk & Eggs will be a dollar cheaper….maybe

I don't think so Tim

[A’Dam Psycho 1470]

14 minutes ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:

I get it's all raw right now but this sums up my take:

 

 

But it is though

This is a guy that literally stood on stage during a presidential debate and refused to condemn white nationalists. You’re gonna now try to tell me not to think this is the case

[956 Worldwide 34698]

13 minutes ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:

I get it's all raw right now but this sums up my take:

 

 

They do not all hold the same hatreds, that’s true. And while many of them are stupid, many of them are not.  They are bad and think that they will benefit by allying with the stupid.

But what does unite the entire Trump electorate, and GOP, is grievance.  Half the country is living in comfort and yet filled with rage at the idea that someone else might have it “better.”  They are furious that someone might be looking down on them.  
 

And I am looking down on them. 100 percent. 

[SubliminalHorn 6783]

1 minute ago, 956 Worldwide said:

They do not all hold the same hatreds, that’s true. And while many of them are stupid, many of them are not.  They are bad and think that they will benefit by allying with the stupid.

But what does unite the entire Trump electorate, and GOP, is grievance.  Half the country is living in comfort and yet filled with rage at the idea that someone else might have it “better.”  They are furious that someone might be looking down on them.  
 

And I am looking down on them. 100 percent. 

And yet those same people aren’t outraged at all at the billionaires pulling the strings. In fact, they adore and worship them

[Hank Kingsley 20904]

I said it last night, we are gonna be pelted with reasons why Dems have "failed" so people can deflect from their decision to vote for a con man and authoritarian. Don't fall for it. 

 

 

[G650 14232]

2 minutes ago, 956 Worldwide said:

Half the country is living in comfort and yet filled with rage at the idea that someone else might have it “better.”

 

This has been my observation for about a decade now.

[Dbeasy 15041]

21 minutes ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:

I get it's all raw right now but this sums up my take:

 

 

This is exactly what is at play. Example 1 of a thousand, is that people believe Biden was fully responsible for the inflation problem when the Trump trillions of debt spending was the match that ignited it. And his policies are more inflationary than Harris. People are stupid. 

[MonkeyDoughnut 10227]

5 minutes ago, A’Dam Psycho said:

But it is though

This is a guy that literally stood on stage during a presidential debate and refused to condemn white nationalists. You’re gonna now try to tell me not to think this is the case

No, Trump is all that 100%. It's a matter of believing 100% of supporters voted for him because of that and not in spite of that.

[aggie08 21482]

36 minutes ago, Balcones said:

Dow futures up 2.8% this morning. 1300 points.

Sweet. Glad to see that the stock market being up matters again. 

I don't imagine we'll have to wait long to see the GOP reminding us that our inflation is actually pretty low compared to the rest of the world.

[SubliminalHorn 6783]

So what’s gonna happen when inflation doesn’t magically go away, or gets worse? I’m sure the electorate will hold trump accountable just like Biden

[Nivek 16917]

So what’s gonna happen when inflation doesn’t magically go away, or gets worse? I’m sure the electorate will hold trump accountable just like Biden

Haha haha haha haha haha

[Captainant 27627]

44 minutes ago, Newy25 said:

This kind of sentiment is exactly why people loathe the Democrats now. People just voted for a very flawed person in a landslide over Harris and you would think at some level this would cause some of to wonder if your party was really on the right path. If the democrats ever want to regain the trust of the working class or young black and Latino voters they should probably start by wondering why they hate you so much. 

It's wild that in your framing, the republicans have """earned""" the trust of black and latino voters. Care you break me down how that works, and how this isn't just motivated by ladder-pulling hate?

[956 Worldwide 34698]

4 minutes ago, SubliminalHorn said:

So what’s gonna happen when inflation doesn’t magically go away, or gets worse? I’m sure the electorate will hold trump accountable just like Biden

We will deport some brown people. 

[WBT 20561]

7 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:

I said it last night, we are gonna be pelted with reasons why Dems have "failed" so people can deflect from their decision to vote for a con man and authoritarian. Don't fall for it. 

 

 

The Dems have failed, pretty spectacularly

[Nivek 16917]

My father and mother were so horrified by the Arnold Palmer dick talk, and dick sucking simulation, they both voted for the idiot.

There is no bottom in this cult. If Jesus himself came down from the heavens they would ignore him again.

[TwiceHorn 31438]

7 minutes ago, Dbeasy said:

This is exactly what is at play. Example 1 of a thousand, is that people believe Biden was fully responsible for the inflation problem when the Trump trillions of debt spending was the match that ignited it. And his policies are more inflationary than Harris. People are stupid. 

And, Trump didn't do COVID relief because he wanted to help fellow Americans in a time of need.  He did it to increase his own popularity, nothing more.

We probably would have been ok without that relief and in a less inflationary environment.

[WBT 20561]

5 minutes ago, SubliminalHorn said:

So what’s gonna happen when inflation doesn’t magically go away, or gets worse? I’m sure the electorate will hold trump accountable just like Biden

The Dem will almost surely win in 28.  People will get sick of Trump's shit again.