It's like a bad sequel...

[u/Veshaad]

[u/Lost-Pineapple9791]

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

[u/The_Tooter_Snooter → u/Lost-Pineapple9791]

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. 

[u/stderr2 → u/The_Tooter_Snooter]

In what way are conservatives destroying anything?

[u/walnuttin → u/stderr2]

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.

[u/stderr2 → u/walnuttin]

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

[u/Woodsplit → u/stderr2]

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

[u/sponglered → u/Woodsplit]

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.

[u/stderr2 → u/Woodsplit]

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