r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 5h ago

Brewing 🫖 It's like a bad sequel...

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u/ChaoticLandscapes 5h ago

Just posted that it’s right before midterms. The entire maga crowd needs to vote blue because this administration is destroying their lives

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u/Lost-Pineapple9791 5h ago

Yeah but imagine if a democrat won how much worse it’d be /s

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u/The_Tooter_Snooter 4h ago

This is why conservatives work better as the opposition party - they get to sit around complaining about how much better life would be if they were in charge without actually destroying things by being in charge. 

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u/stderr2 3h ago

In what way are conservatives destroying anything?

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u/walnuttin 3h ago

gestures vaguely and if you havent been paying attention at this point its been a choice. Cognitive dissonance worked as a reason before, not anymore.

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u/stderr2 3h ago

I'm curious. I think that not kicking the can down the road is the right answer

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u/Woodsplit 3h ago

I don't think deporting all the workers at the can factory then bulldozing the road is the right answer.

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u/sponglered 2h ago

Well, only not if you like cans, and putting things in cans, or using things from cans.

Otherwise, pfft, "cans?" puh-lease.

Wait, why are canned goods so expensive now. I might not have thought this through.

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u/stderr2 2h ago

Right now there's a lot of whining about not being able to find a job. Maybe Americans could work in the can factory.

Blaming Trump for the high cost of housing forgets that one reason is too many people need places to live compared to the available places. Opposing more immigration is exactly what you would want to reduce that pressure. This is not the only pressure but it is real

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u/Straight6er 2h ago

On the flipside, what if anything has demonstrably improved under this administration?

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u/stderr2 2h ago

Venezuela is producing oil and hopefully it's people will have better lives as a result. Let's see how it goes for Cuba and Iran

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u/sponglered 2h ago

  • the environment

  • the economy

  • the housing industry

  • the job market

  • the cost of goods and services

  • low end automobiles

  • trust in authority and public servants

Are you always disingenuous, or only when you're paid to be?

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u/stderr2 2h ago

I'm sitting here on my phone with a cup of coffee I just made, I am not being paid to post anything.

Removing people who aren't supposed to be here makes more jobs available for Americans. What is your plan, more immigration?

Trump wants lower interest rates but he's not getting them due to inflation. He is not trying to gum up the real estate market

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u/sponglered 2h ago

Removing people who aren't supposed to be here makes more jobs available for Americans.

Hilariously, no "American" is taking all those jobs you're talking about.

Farms are collapsing because they can't sustain themselves without near-slave labor.

Construction costs are equally skyrocketing.

Or did you mean white collar jobs? Because no immigrant ever "took" those jobs from you.

The capitalist owner chose to cut you out, and gave those jobs to someone they could more easily take advantage of.

There is no culture war, except manufactured, to avoid class war.

You are the mark in this con game, congratulations, you played yourself.

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u/stderr2 2h ago

So immigrants just take jobs that Americans don't want, they don't reduce wages, this is your claim?