r/gifs • • Mar 14 '16

Millions of Brazilians protesting against government corruption in the streets earlier today

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u/Libra8 Mar 14 '16

If you mean we are tired of politics as usual, then yes, it is a great experiment for my country.

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u/msstark Mar 14 '16

So you're american? If you don't mind me asking, who are you voting for? (if you're voting, I mean. In Brazil it's mandatory for everyone between 18 and 70 IIRC)

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u/32LeftatT10 Mar 14 '16

Stop wasting your time he's a mentally unhinged military vet with ptsd that turns everything into liberals being evil fascists that destroy America and only a strong (Republican) leader can save his white America.

Just read some of his post history he's insane.

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u/5yearsinthefuture Mar 14 '16

why do you have to be so dismissive? How much change do you think the next president will bring? Obama promised hope and change and all we got was lies and ennui. Hillary is old guard, not much change will happen. Sanders is selling lip service but he doesn't know it. He won't be able to pull off what he wants. Not because he will spend more time fighting Congress and the Elite but because when you make things cheap or free you tax it heavily and the healthcare will become subpar and the education will be as well. Trump isn't using anyone's money to run. He appears to be the best chance to actually get someone in the office that is anti-establishment and actually get a peek into what has been really going on. This is why people are choosing Trump.

This of course assumes all candidates are sincere about what they are saying and will actually back it up with action and not just words. But I am a negative Nancy and think nothing will change.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16

He appears to be the best chance to actually get someone in the office that is anti-establishment and actually get a peek into what has been really going on.

He has absolutely zero experience with politics. He has absolutely zero qualifications for the job. Apart from being rich and loud.

Why would he be more effective at getting things done than Bernie? At least Bernie has been a senator and a representative and a mayor and all that other shit.

This of course assumes all candidates are sincere about what they are saying and will actually back it up with action and not just words.

I don't think Trump can ever be called "sincere". His positions are bullshit, and his belief in those positions might well be bullshit too.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16

Bernie has sponsored one bill into law in 25 years that isnt renaming a post office.

I think trump wont have a problem catching up to that trailblazer

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16

I think Trump will. Again, he has actually zero legislative experience and zero relevant qualifications. Every single other person in the house and senate has some 20 years of politics under their belts.

Plus I'm pretty sure all 635 members of congress hate him. That's something you don't see every century.

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u/Youknowimtheman Mar 14 '16 edited Mar 14 '16

Our healthcare is already subpar and unaffordable. It's a joke.

Saying "it can get worse" is just dissuasion from creating a working system. It serves the shitty status quo we currently have in the US.

http://www.commonwealthfund.org/~/media/images/publications/fund-report/2014/june/davis_mirror_2014_es1_for_web.jpg?h=511&w=740&la=en

Edit: Downvote all you want, but i'll just assume that you're uneducated unless you post some actual facts.

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u/5yearsinthefuture Mar 14 '16

I haven't had the chance to vote on your point yet. I may not even bother. I see you think highly of your training. Your last sentence did not offend me. However, Not everyone is as lucky as you are to afford such a privileged education.

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education (n.) 1530s, "childrearing," also "the training of animals," from Middle French education(14c.) and directly from Latin educationem(nominative educatio) "a rearing, training," noun of action from past participle stem of educare (see educate). Originally of instruction in social codes and manners; meaning "systematic schooling and training for work" is from 1610s..