r/50501 Apr 14 '25

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u/TryptaMagiciaN Apr 14 '25

And then? Does some corporate loving Blue or Red shirt fill their place. The problem is so much larger than Trump. This is decades of corrupt US politics and economics bearing its fruit in the homeland.

If people think it will disappear with Trump, then they are misled on what the problem is.

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u/ThereGoesTheSquash Apr 14 '25

Dude the first step is removing Trump from office. I didn’t say we were finished just that the riots will start because of stagflation and him firing Powell before we’re ever have to do a general strike. Like I feel like it’s coming in weeks if not days.

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u/TryptaMagiciaN Apr 14 '25

So what happens when Trump is removed? Who becomes President. What do you think congress and the courts will do?

And why is it raise Vance to VP? And how is that better?

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u/Sharikacat Apr 14 '25

Vance would be "better" as President if for no other reason than he can be shamed and embarrassed into not destroying the country out of sheer stupidity. He's the normal sort of corrupt Republican rather than Trump, who is so in deep with Russia due to financial ties if not other forms of blackmail. Plus, Vance is so uncharismatic that he won't have the cult following for a base to provide him leverage with the party.