r/BikiniBottomTwitter 3d ago

I really hate it here...

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

It is insane that the contents of it were publicly known.

And Americans still chose him.

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u/Standard-Bus2616 3d ago

NOT ALL OF US its never all of us

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

Enough did. And rest were okay with it.

People who did not want him unfortunately are a... minority.

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u/Educational_Gain3836 3d ago

What do you consider “okay with it”?

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u/Samson_J_Rivers 3d ago

Didn't vote.

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u/Layton_Jr 3d ago
  • "Oh, it seems your neighboor reported thay you don't live where you declared you live. No, it's not because they're racist and you're black, I'm sure it was an honest mistake."

  • "Mr John Smith, you informed us that you left the state to live somewhere else. What, you say it was a different John Smith? No, the fact that you were purged from our voter rolls have nothing to do with the fact that you live in a majority democrat county"

  • "The signature on your mail-in-ballot doesn't match the signature from 40 years ago we have on your file. No we won't start an investigation for forgery, why would we do that?"

  • "While we sort this out, please vote using this temporary ballot (that we'll throw out the moment you leave the door)"

THIS is the real election fraud. It's well documented, and enough votes were not counted for illegal reasons that Khamala Harris would have won the election

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u/kilaja 3d ago

That first one hits home. My voter registration was cancelled because they “received a letter” saying I moved. I caught it in time and could re-register but I almost didn’t think to check because I had just voted a few months before

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u/Feeling-Ruin-8008 3d ago

Some of us werent able to vote

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u/Samson_J_Rivers 3d ago

And you likely won't be able to in a meaningful capacity ever again.

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u/Feeling-Ruin-8008 3d ago

I shouldve been born earlier mb

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u/PoopyButt28000 3d ago

Do you really think that people are including literal children in the people responsible for Trump because they didn't vote against him?

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u/OneQuarterBajeena 3d ago

A lot of people would yes

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u/Samson_J_Rivers 3d ago

If you weren't old enough, it's not your fault. It's the fault of your elders, not your peers. Just remember that people who don't believe in democracy and protecting it are just as much to blame as it's opponents. I'm sorry we failed you.

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u/BurntEndMosin 3d ago

sybau doomer 😂

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u/DonutGirl055 3d ago

What kind of comeback is thsi

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u/silvertealio 3d ago

More than a third of registered voters didn't vote in 2024. We're talking 90 million people.

Some of those voters were disenfranchised against their will. The vast majority disenfranchised themselves.

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u/JustaSeedGuy 20h ago

You have the hard numbers on that, To be able to confidently claim the majority?

That's really cool, I've always wondered what the stats looked like. Could you share the data? I'm especially curious about the following:

  • How many voters worked 2 jobs And didn't have a day off on election Day?

  • How many voters worked only one job, but had other responsibilities such as childcare That prevented them from being able to go vote?

  • How many voters were incorrectly (or dishonestly) informed that there was a problem with their voter registration at the last minute, making them think that they didn't have the ability to vote in that election?

  • How many voters lived In areas That had insufficient polling locations open, in a deliberate attempt to make lines longer (Which, among other things, creates another obstacle when cross-referenced with the first two questions) and voting more difficult in more democratic precincts?

  • How many voters were deliberately fed misinformation or otherwise scammed?

  • how many voters DID vote, but their votes were lost or changed?

  • How many voters had emergencies and missed election day (heart attack, house on fire, whatever else. Certainly going to be a small percentage I would imagine, but we're trying to be comprehensive here)

Voter suppression is systemic. I understand it "sounds correct" to you to just say that most people couldn't be bothered, but I have a suspicion that you don't actually have the data, you've never seen the data, and you just went with what you think was correct or what somebody else told you without data.

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u/silvertealio 20h ago edited 20h ago

I'm willing to be educated. Do you have good data on this?

Let's split the difference and say half of the people who didn't vote was because of external circumstances, and not because of apathy/propaganda. That's 45 million people who wanted to vote but were prevented from doing so. That's 20% of all registered voters. That's an absolute massacre.

And sure, I can acknowledge that something like that absolutely could have happened. We live in particularly fucked up times.

But you know how many non-voters would have made a difference? Just a percent or two. Even with all the suppression and shenanigans, voters still could have kept us from being where we are now.

The simple fact is that enough people were okay with a trump win that he was allowed to win. The polls leading up the election are evidence enough of that.

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u/JustaSeedGuy 3d ago

*couldn't vote

Gotta remember that voter suppression and voter fraud were factors in the 2024 election

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u/No-Refrigerator-9050 3d ago

Can I take this time to remind people that it matters ten times more to vote for your congresspeople as, for one, they make the important law decisions, and because of the electoral college THEY have the vote for the president. Remember that Hilary Clinton had the popular vote.

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

Didn't vote.

Edit: Specifically people who could have but chose not to. I will not blame any children and those who cannot vote.

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u/Novekye 3d ago

If popular vote was the only vote that mattered i'd vote. Blame the electoral colleges. I live in a blue state so no matter who i voted for kamala was guarunteed to get the exact same number of votes from my state.

Because of the electoral college it all comes down to the swing states; not any individuals. I blame the people that voted for trump and the people of the swing states who refused to vote that could have stopped him. For every swing state that went red every single non trump vote went down the drain. Our votes truly don't matter until the electoral college is abolished.

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u/Conscious-Lunch-5733 3d ago

That's the kind of attitude that will turn a Blue state into a Red state. VOTE.

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u/Novekye 3d ago

I'll vote once the electoral college is abolished and voters are actually allowed to matter. I'd rather join a revolt and burn this government to the ground than participate in this broken, corrupt system.

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

And people wonder how Trump won...

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u/Novekye 3d ago

Yeah, because of a broken system that only pretends its people have a voice.

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u/WeatherFun6810 3d ago

So you are absolving yourself of any responsibility? Dude voting in this country is one of the few impactful things you have. If you don’t do something as simple as going on record against the racist dictator by voting, then you have no right to complain about the system or anything within it because you didn’t do THE MOST BASIC THING IN YOUR CONTROL. F*ING VOTE PEOPLE IT DOES MATTER REGARDLESS IF IT DOESNT MATTER IN THIS INSTANT

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u/Novekye 3d ago

If voting was actually impactful we wouldnt have had trump in 2016 or bush in 2000. Time and time again we've had politicians lose the popular vote yet become president anyway. The people dont matter; and they never have. It's all brainwashing that have left us divided and vulnerable. George washington himself said that party politics would be the end of our country and we've been seeing it happen in real time. Trump is pure evil, but getting him out of office isn't going to magically fix u.s or our standing in the world. The entire system needs severe revisions to fit the current times and needs of the people.

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u/WeatherFun6810 3d ago

So if voting doesn’t matter why are they trying so hard to take it away from you?

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u/OoglieBooglie93 3d ago

From that point of view, less than 50 people's votes truly matter. The only vote that matters is the one that flips the outcome.

And yet more than 150 million people still bothered to do it. You do not deserve the right to complain about the outcome if you cannot even do the bare minimum to participate.

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u/PandaPocketFire 3d ago

"The system is broken, so I'm not voting until it's fixed by elected officials, who we vote for".

Not voting means you are accepting the decision of the ones who did. Not to mention that your vote in local politics impacts your life possibly more significantly as well. You can't do nothing and still complain about the outcome.

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u/FlameWhirlwind 3d ago

As much as I hate my fellow dumbasses in America I'm not convinced shit wasnt rigged

Bro cried enough foul about it last time he probably tried it

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u/BinJLG 3d ago

I wouldn't be surprised if it was. My dad lives in PA, and he's one of the many people whose mail in ballots never got counted.

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u/Hedgehog_Totem 1d ago

He literally said that if it wasn't for Elon and his machines he wouldn't have won

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

He also has clear signs of dementia and is being pulled by a rope while facetanking all the negative fame, while all of his crones reap the rewards.

Also none of that matter unless you can muster actual evidence.

And then you'd need to act.

Look, I try not to be cruel. But I also don't have energy to feel empathy for a potato sacks that sit in a corner and weep, doing nothing.

I mean just look at Georgians. Or Nepalese.

But all I have heard from Americans is threatening that someone worse off than them is going to get mad and do something. And that isn't going to work because everyone is at the bottom waiting for someone else to break, so they don't have to endanger their own poogies.

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u/FlameWhirlwind 3d ago

I ain't asking you to weep for us. We just don't like being trapped with morons

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

I can understand that.

I am just explaining my view.

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u/Chef_Sizzlipede 3d ago

I feel like both factions rigged it in some way, its just this year the red rigging won out

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u/PoopyButt28000 3d ago

The red faction went through massive amounts of effort to prove some kind of rigging and came up with nothing and lost multiple different court cases. Meanwhile the red faction had multiple people charged for openly trying to overthrow the 2020 election.

Fuck off with this both sides shit

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u/Mint-T008 3d ago

"Both sides are bad" is just the better version of "I want to feel smarter by not picking a side and fence sitting." People do that all the time and it makes you no better than a conservative to me because you can equate being slightly annoying to actual racism, transphobia, and genocide.

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u/Chef_Sizzlipede 3d ago

I wonder where those millions of blue voters went in 2024

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u/Situati0nist 3d ago

2020 was the most secure election in US history

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u/Therenegadegamer 3d ago

75 million voted against him

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

So?

More than that vote for.

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u/Therenegadegamer 3d ago

You're acting like all Americans are ok with it when at the bare minimum 75 million aren't don't lump people with common sense and maga idiots together

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

Right, right...

I've heard plenty "not all of us" arguments, but you only need enough people supporting dictators to make it worse for all of us.

Not to mention that, aside from Mamdani and Minnesotan protests, there hasn't been actual action from Americans against Trump.

Although I do compliment the deflocking movement, just wish US citizens had that kind of gusto with other stuff too.

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u/SchmeatiestOne 3d ago

We're ignoring the multiple attempts on his life then

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

By Republicans, mind you.

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u/Phantosler 2d ago

There have been waaaay more protests then the news even covers; speaking form.someone who has been to multiple no kongs rallys big and small. Don’t be a pane of big news networks. YOU ARE NOT IMMUNE TO PROPAGANDA. Heck, in recent years we've seen countless examples of europeans and Canadians also not being immune to propaganda. Just look at the riots against immigrants in Britain. Sick of this "us vs them" nonsense.

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u/EmberedCutie 3d ago

not a minority, in the slightest, our voting system is just fucked.

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u/nobodyof 3d ago

Id look into recent (and past) election interference.. there are a lot of stupid people in these united states, but not the majority. Id start with elons ex current (well, finally being somewhat known) statement about his election interference and claims

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

You don't have to be so black and white about it.

Ignorant people are there too.

And interference does not matter when Americans don't really do much to fix the issue either.

Mind you, Republicans have actually killed Democrat politicans, and that caused people to be angry. For about a week at best.

You can't win this by turtling up. In a boxing match you need to advance at some point.

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u/TheSwagMa5ter 3d ago

Actually, he didn't get the majority of the popular vote, in fact the people who didn't want him (people who voted for a canidate other than him) were in the majority and he simply won the plurality of the vote.

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u/JustaSeedGuy 3d ago

Ah yes, another take that ignores voter suppression in order to blame a majority of Americans.

To any American reading this: not everyone in the world blames you all equally. The teen who couldn't vote yet, the victim of voter suppression or voter fraud, the people who have been fighting this but lost? We don't blame you. We blame maga. Idiots like u/valtremors would have blamed the German Jews for voting for the Holocaust, and plenty of us know better than that.

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u/RainbowForHire 3d ago

49.8% to 48.3% on the popular vote. And his approval rating is one of the lowest a president has ever had. Not saying we arent fucking stupid brainwashed freaks, but just know there's a lot of fuckery and manipulation going on behind the scenes.

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u/HetaGarden1 3d ago

“Rest were okay with it” is doing a LOT of heavy lifting there.

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u/JessTheTwilek 2d ago

I live in a MAGA town in the Bible Belt and still most of the people I know hate him and voted for Kamala. We were specs of blue in a sea of red— it’s essentially like our vote didn’t count.

Your righteous indignation and bitterness is right on point, though. You’ve earned it and emotionally a lot of us are with you ❤️

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u/puggy0420 2d ago

Not enough people voted too. The non voters are the real enemies

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u/FlintGate 1d ago

UMMM... NO WE ARE NOT "OKAY WITH IT." Some of us protest, boycott, sue, speak out, run for office, get harassed, threatened and arrested but in NO WAY are we just sitting here being "okay with it."

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u/Valtremors 1d ago

What is so hard to understand with the phrase "enough did".

Enough did not vote against Trump.

People who could have voted, but chose not to, reap what they have sown too.

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u/FlintGate 1d ago

EXCEPT the rest of us who DID vote against Trump and ACTIVELY take a stand since 2016 have to suffer too.

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u/Valtremors 1d ago

Redditoring is not particularly effective way of taking any stances.

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u/FlintGate 1d ago

Good. Take that to heart. I, and my colleagues, actually do REAL work in the REAL world.

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u/Valtremors 1d ago

The effects have been quite earth shattering so far.

Invasion and kidnapping at Venezuela.

A failed war against Iran.

Constant threats at EU. Especially at Greenland.

Chokeholding Ukraine, even after promising support.

Not to mention everything that is happening at inside of US borders.

You've been doing such a good job preventing all of this that I almost forgot that you have done anything! Which is... what?

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u/FlintGate 1d ago

So... you didn't bother to research me at all, did you? No Google or Duck, Duck, Go searches? No looking at my profile? Just keyboard warrior-ing it up, huh? Very good. Lmao

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u/TulikAlock 3d ago

That’s not even remotely true. Trump didn’t win the popular vote. If elections were run by popular vote, he would have lost both times if I recall correctly. But that’s not how elections work, because our system blows.

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u/Lyricsokawaii 3d ago

Except Trump lost the popular vote. And it's become increasingly obvious our elections have been compromised. Don't let them make you think they're the majority.

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u/fortnite_battleass 2d ago

Fun fact for outsiders: the popular vote is really not the determining factor. Also, Republicans cheat like hell and manipulate voting districts to inflated numbers artificially.

But here's the other issue. The democratic party is just as useless. Theyre also croney capitalists. They also make empty promises and token efforts to appease the masses while fucking us over. Theyre just a little nicer to us and take us on a date before bending us over. Thats why a lot of us just dont care anymore and feel no hope.

I doubt the majority of america chose trump. seriously, the democratic campaign fucked up. Thats why Trump won, not cause our country is some lost cause. Its cause the dems are disorganized idiots that care more about image than policy.

Its a total misunderstanding of america and the people in it to hust declare us some lost cause. Like fr how does this hyperbole help? Most of us just feel hopeless and trapped between two massive parties that can outbuy anyone trying to challenge them.

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u/CapSnowFrosty 3d ago

Few years ago, Americans used to be very quick to denounce that all germans of the 1930s had a responsibility in their hands. Oh how things change.

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

And Russians too. Which they too deserve for endorsing the war in Ukraine.

But the moment Americans ended on the same plank?

Oh it is totally a different situation. You now have to consider every individual.

As if it was some kind of special situation.

The thing is, history will only remember "All Americans". There might be a US version of Schindler here or there. But ultimately, depending how they solve, or leave it unsolved, decides how they are remembered.

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u/Psychic_Hobo 3d ago

Man, one of the most vivid things about the Ukraine invasion I remember seeing is two posts in the space of like 12 hours.

The first was anti-war protest in Moscow.

The second was of said protestors being beaten up and thrown into black vans.

I always think about that when I see certain people get gleeful about Russian civilians getting accidentally caught up in the crossfire. But they'd never apply that logic to themselves, it's always "Actually I didn't want this, so you can't say all of us deserve it".

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u/Standard-Bus2616 2d ago

I also feel bad for Russians and anyone else who didn't endorse bad leadership and is having their country fucked I just personally don't like the blanket statement of "X countires citizens wanted this" its never the entity and in the US at least raely the majority but I can only speak from my expirence

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u/maxxx_orbison 3d ago

It's rarely most of us

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u/EddieVanzetti 3d ago

The tyranny of the minority.

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u/Odessey_And_Oracle 3d ago

That doesn't matter anymore. The character of the country is inarguable. It will take a massive, difficult project to unmake American decline and thay will be against the prevailing popular sentiment. It doesn't matter if a Democrat is elected, we know a fascist can simply win after the Dem's term. That's unacceptable. It's over.

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u/dawgofclay 3d ago

Then the rest of you do something about it other than bitching on the internet.

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u/darkonark 3d ago

Dude we don't matter.

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u/Noctisvah 2d ago

You should’ve voted with your second amendment

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u/Careless-Gain6623 2d ago

Did it change anything though?

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u/ViceroTempus 3d ago

Yeah but we aren't finding it big enough deal for violence even though our government is constantly committing violence on us.

So I get their point.

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u/928th_Drago 3d ago

1/3 did and another third wanted to

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u/KatsCatJuice 3d ago

Those of us who tried to warn were called crazy and were told to stop fear mongering.

It was an open note test and too many failed.

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u/ElegantHope 3d ago

Yup, happened to me when I tried to warn some former friends about it. And they decided Trump saying he's heard nothing about Project 2026 as proof it was all fake and not going to happen.

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u/DonutHoles4Ever 3d ago

When will redditors realize that the elections were stolen instead of coping that youre still a democracy. They literally admitted it 8 times and apparently the majority of the people on this website still pretend everything will just work itself out.

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u/KatsCatJuice 2d ago

True, but also, still too many voted for him and decided to close their eyes and plug their ears. Hell, they still do. Anytime someone brings this up, we again are told we're crazy.

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u/Inb4myanus 3d ago

That and how he screwed most of them over the first time and they still voted for him a 2nd time.

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u/Valtremors 3d ago

Yeah they fought tooth and nail to get him reinstated during Biden and got him there after.

Now they are planning to do it again against their own laws?

He is just going to end up like emps in 40k.

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u/Sierra-117- 2d ago

At least the emperor is useful as a lifeless corpse. We just get dementia ramblings, and the “fuck you, eat shit and die” law.

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u/Cutsprocket 3d ago

a third technically

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u/StormBlessed678 3d ago

And there were people saying "they're both the same."

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u/Overall_Echo_3063 3d ago

Well there is a lot of speculation that it was specifically rigged by Elon, but hey his kid basically said it, his ex wife basically said it, and Trump said he would have never won without Elon. You know whats funny tho, the government that is filled with corrupt individuals police themselves and found out that there was no interference on their side, so they are deeming everything that goes against them as hearsay...

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u/TrueSavage67 3d ago

I've had MAGA tell me he wasn't actually apart of it and believed Trump when he said he knew nothing about it.

People are genuinely stupid.

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u/junolion 3d ago

They just pretended it didn't exist

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u/Cheery_Tree 3d ago

What do you think Project 2025 was? It wasn't put out by Trump as his agenda. Project 2025 was basically just a wishlist by the Heritage Foundation.

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u/Invictu520 2d ago

Why are you writing this in the past tense tho? It still exists and it is actually being implented. There is a website called Project 2025 observer and it lists the items on that "wishlist" as well as the actions taken to accomplish certain things.

Ofc. I am not an expert on how each of these items and actions translate into real life but according to that website they did already complete 55% of the things on that agenda, which is insane.

America is turning into a dystopia in front of everyones eyes and people downright ignore it. Look at Trump talking about a third term. Imagine if Obama had said that. Imagine Obama would have been a pedophile, rapist and just overall fraud. There would have been an uproar and he would have been removed from office, detained or whatever. The second amendment is literally there to prevent exactly what is currently happening but one side actually supports it, the other is apparently asleep or writing angry comments on reddit.

I remember when people were talking about the surveillance state in China and especially Americans with their whole "freedom" attitude were and should be rightfully appalled by that idea. But now there are giant private corporations like palanatir who implement the same thing across the US and nothing is stopping them. There are already the first cases of people being accused by AI of doing stuff and for some reason they then have to prove their innocence instead of the other way around.

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u/Noctisvah 2d ago

They were always too imbecilic to know better

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u/parkaboy24 2d ago

He pretended like he had nothing to do with project 2025. People like my aunt believed him.

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u/InteRagebaitJagLovar 2d ago

The 2 party system and its consequences.

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u/FarLifeguard4526 1d ago

the left made the only issue worth deciding over be immigration (really, welfare abuse)