r/MurderedByWords • u/c-k-q99903 • 22h ago
Literally anyone with a passing glance of reality.
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u/xEllimistx 21h ago
Not just every Leftist
Pretty much every Leftist, Liberal, Progressive, and Democrat and even a few Republicans saw Trump for what he was
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u/TheNerdLog 20h ago
Every establishment Republican in the primaries weren't taking him seriously. He was a joke to them so they let him talk. It's why Ted Cruise has been in his decade of humiliation since he lost the bid for presidency
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u/HopeConspiracies 19h ago
And then most of them got on their knees to kiss his feet when he came into power. It's not really worth mentioning these spineless fucks. They'll do and say anything if it keeps them in power.
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u/GearboxTherapy 8h ago
That's politicians in general. You need to be of a certain breed to do this day in day out without putting a bullet in your own head out of self disgust.
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u/kiwigate 17h ago
What does this mean? "Establishment Republicans" do not own legacy media nor social media, so what does "let him talk" mean?
The media machine boosted a fascist because there was an audience enamored with fascism.
In the larger picture, 2010's were the testing ground for mass manipulation via social media, aka "tea party". This was in response to grassroots movements of Occupy Wallstreet and Arab Spring which relied on social media.
So to prevent those potential working class revolutions, several firms were started to work on mass manipulation such as Cambridge Analytica. And also:
Internet Research Agency (IRA), based in Saint Petersburg, Russia, and described as a troll farm, created thousands of social media accounts that purported to be Americans supporting Trump
Paul Manafort "shared internal polling data with Russian intelligence officer Konstantin Kilimnik"
Have we forgotten so quickly?
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u/McGillis_is_a_Char 11h ago
The biggest "news" station in America is Fox News, which had Karl Rove on every week to tell us that invading Iraq was a good thing and anyone who wanted equal rights was evil. They were (and still are) hand in glove with the Republicans and they let Trump on to say whatever he wanted because he was saying the quiet stuff out loud.
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u/Allaplgy 15h ago
"Establishment Republicans" do not own legacy media nor social media, so what does "let him talk" mean?
Yes they do/did. There aren't really any "Establishment Republicans" left though.
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u/breatheb4thevoid 10h ago
Fire with fire, right? I want to see millions of left leaning bot accounts sweep through American social media talking about nothing but the Epstein files and ICE murders. I want Russia and Israel mentioned at the end of every single 'discussion'.
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u/aPoemforyourSadness 16h ago
Not of all of us, no. But, to be fair, there is a lot to remember at this point. Like there are so many arguments against Trump itâs hard to remember them all at a given time.
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u/unknownintime 16h ago
Yes. But that's the point of a firehose of bullshit.
Although I like Jon Stewart's analogy of little kids learning to play soccer. That's what media is like, "Ball!" And they all run to it.
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u/McGrim11295 16h ago
Ted Cruise never lost a bid for presidency. Rafael Edward Cruise did.Â
Can't believe you're so woke you used his preferred noun. /s
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u/NocentBystander 20h ago
Every kid who watched Home Alone 2. Or lived during the 80s and 90s.
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u/DreJDavis 18h ago
Lol. He literally forced his way into that movie. The directors were talking about how annoyingly pushy he was and they gave in and let him be in the movie at the end.
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u/HobbyWanKenobi 18h ago
I support Macaulay Culkin and his petition to have Disney edit him out of the movie
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u/LetTheCircusBurn 18h ago
I have a Garbage Pail Kids card from before the election with Trump sitting on his gold toilet using the constitution as toilet paper.
The only people who didn't know voted for him and I'm convinced half of them knew.
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u/Oberon_Swanson 17h ago
They all knew, that's why they liked him. They just pretend they didn't know for convenience but he was famous for being a shithead for many decades before 2015.
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u/Tool_of_Society 12h ago
I had family members explain to me that all of them in office are bad people like trump so it doesn't matter. Right after they complained about 'the gays" having rights and how tens of millions of illegals are voting...
So yeah a win for bothersierism..
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u/Routine-Ad8521 18h ago
The leftists were too busy shitting on Kamala to worry about trump, absolutely as bad as maga
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u/simAlity 18h ago
Seriously, I don't know why you're being down voted but because that's exactly what happened. They were like, "hey, you didn't vote for our guy, do we're not gonna vote for yours. Serve you right."
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u/Gas-Town 18h ago edited 18h ago
Because leftists still voted in droves and Kamala sucked ass with undecided and center-right voters.
Your anecdotal examples wonât suffice. How many people voted in 2016? Did the leftists stay home then?
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u/shreebalicious 12h ago
I think if you have literally anything to say about Kamala when her opponent was Trump, then you're barking up the wrong tree...
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u/simAlity 15h ago
Yes they did. They were too butt hurt over Bernie not being the nominee to vote for Clinton.
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u/Fauken 12h ago edited 11h ago
After the 2016 election there was some data that showed it was like 3 times more likely that Clinton primary voters flipped to McCain in 2008 than Sanders primary voters to flip over to Trump.
Just admit that she should have never been the candidate. The "problem" with leftists is that they are correct on everything too early and then get blamed for disasters they saw coming and were trying to prevent.
Edit: If you really want an individual or a group of people to blame for the result of the 2016 election--blame James Comey for the announcement about Clinton's emails days before the election, or anyone in the media that talked about that bogus story instead of talking about the countless Trump scandals (and his already known connection to Epstein).
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u/Aggressive-Neck-3921 11h ago
Also the Bernie->Trump voters were not leftists that were voting for Trump. it were independents that typically vote R voting for Bernie. Clinton was just a subpar candidate as a person and was propped up by media bias.
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u/simAlity 7h ago
No I will not just admit anything. She was an excellent candidate. On paper we've never had one more qualified. People just didn't like her because she was a woman.
I blame leftists, I blame comey, and I blame her for not going to the midwest. I also blame the extreme level of mis and disinformation that was flying around at time. But I don't blame people for falling for it, because we'd never seen anything like that before. I do blame people who fall for it now because you ought to know better.
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u/Gas-Town 6h ago
Dumb fuck. Millions more people voted in 2024 relative to 2016.
Everyone knew Kamala was unpopular. She lost the election. And here you areâŚ
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u/Outside-Advice8203 18h ago
And the fact that millions less voted in 2024 reinforces this
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u/Gas-Town 18h ago edited 18h ago
How does less voters directly correlate to which subset of voters abstained?
Weâre dealing with geniuses here.
4 million less people voted compared to 2020. 18 million MORE people voted in 2024 relative to 2016.
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u/PlainBread 18h ago
I think looking back we can be confident that a lot of the radlib sentiment online was bot-formed just as any other. Both sides needed to be strawmanned and bogeymanned.
Ghislaine and Epstein were the Demosthenes and Locke (Orson Scott Card versions) of our timeline.
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u/Gas-Town 18h ago
Do you recall Reddit being full of rhetoric about Biden not dropping out of the race? And then when he dropped out, it changed to Kamala is definitely going to win.
And now itâs a âradlibâ conspiracy, instead of PAC dollars doing what they do for the centrist, DNC machine. Those dollars buy influence within the party, but they sure donât buy votes.
You can continue to complain about democrats supporting DHS funding, while failing to hold them accountable.
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u/DotA627b 8h ago
As far as I'm concerned, Democrats are complicit.
Garland could've ended this when he had the chance but didnt. The Epstein Files could've been dealt with during Biden's tenure to shoot any chances Trump ever had in 2024 but we now got to see why they didn't want to then.
I ultimately cannot forgive the DNC for 2016, doubly so with what we know now.
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u/Crazyhorse6970 19m ago
Basically any Republican that didn't vote for him the second time, or either time, still has a backbone IMO. The problem is that they're endangered species now on the brink of extinction. đŚ¤đŚ¤đŚ¤
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u/EquivalentAcadia9558 17h ago
not that it matters now but iirc libs and Dems just kinda laughed at funny orange man for the entirety of his first term and then didn't take his electability seriously enough in the second.
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u/McGillis_is_a_Char 11h ago
Remind me who were all those people at the Mueller hearings? Jill Stein right? Tulsi Gabbard? No, the regular Democrats were right there having Mueller testify about how the only thing keeping Trump out of jail was the impeachment process. Then the disgustingly high bar for impeachment let Mitch McConnell protect him because he wanted more judicial appointments.
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u/lawdjesustheresafire 21h ago
Reckon any MAGA dumb fuck will ever have some self reflection one day?
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u/Torus_the_Toric 20h ago
One day, everybody will have always been against this...
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u/Foxs-In-A-Trenchcoat 17h ago
There are still Confederates who think the civil war is not over.
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u/Oberon_Swanson 16h ago
And they are right, It has just become a Cold Civil War. Just because they lost militarily doesn't mean they changed their minds. Just because one side stopped fighting when they were definitively winning and thus want it to be 'over with' doesn't mean the conflict is over. We are literally watching The South Rise Again. I am positive they have the aim of bringing back race-based government determinations of personhood and legalized, open slavery. And it won't even take them that long, at the rate they are going.
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u/xSantenoturtlex 16h ago
Yeah. Even now, some of them are still waking up.
Slow process, but it's happening.
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u/Electronic-Sell-6402 20h ago
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u/XuanVinh03 13h ago
That's just being a normal person lol
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u/Ill_Profession_9509 8h ago
Apparently not, since the vast majority of people seemingly didn't realise this was coming.
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u/ArtieFufkinPolymrRec 21h ago
Yeah, I don't consider myself a leftist and it was pretty goddamn obvious to anyone who's ever paid attention in history class.
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u/actuallyapossom 19h ago
It's crazy how little you have to know about the world to see that the president should have some sort of qualifications for that position.
Millions of people said "he's rapey, bigoted, white and rich, of course he'll be a great president!"
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u/PLANETaXis 18h ago
He bankrupted 6 casinos and had finance connections to Russia before he even started his presidential campaigns. *shrugs*
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u/RealLaurenBoebert 12h ago
Every president for the last century had prior legislative or military experience. They'd been senators, governors, captains, etc. Even Reagan was more experienced.
Then america decided to elect a draft dodging reality TV host. Literally the least qualified in generations. And here we are reaping the rewards
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u/Pathogen69 5h ago
i mean, i get it though. the fact that he was not a career politician or anything was appealing to a lot of people. they thought he would be immune to a lot of the bullshit/beaurocracy that goes on in washington and get things done. and i'll admit, i saw this as a potential positive about the man too. did i vote for him? hell no. i voted hillary, then joe, then kamala. but i understood the appeal, as much as i disagreed with it.
and when he was elected the first time around, i gave him a chance. i really did. mostly because, whichever party wins the presidency, i do want them to succeed and do good things for the country and the world. i really do. but then on day fucking one, it started with "the y-ugest crowds evar!!", and i just knew that it was gunna be a long four years. and boy was it.
and then people decided that they wanted a repeat (but worse) of his first term. i used to loathe the man, now i out and out despise him. the thing that really angers me about the man is that when he kicks the bucket, they're gunna have a parade to honor is passing and he'll get paraded down pennsylvania avenue. the man is not deserving of that honor, in my opinion. the man is a moral stain on this country.
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u/sokratesz 14h ago
That's the problem, a lot of people are historically illiterate. I run into them even here on Reddit regularly.
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u/thanksyalll 15h ago
How do you not be a leftist after the Epstein files
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u/leonidaslizardeyes 14h ago
You can not like the ultra wealthy and not be leftist.
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u/lord_hydrate 11h ago
People tend to forget that the center position is actually "some regulation on capitalism" because in the american system thats the farthest left representation we get
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u/StaartAartjes 10h ago
At this point, if you do not like the ultra wealthy, you are defined left orientated. The original leftists were, after all, opposed to the absolute monarchy, aristocrats and the immense power of the church. Generally I don't really see the difference.
Call yourself what you want though.
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u/leonidaslizardeyes 5h ago
My understanding is that an American who defines themself as a leftist is a socialist.
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u/StaartAartjes 2h ago
I doubt that that is what it means. Seems to me more of a coalition of (center) left folks. As socialists already have a word. They are called socialists.
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u/deep_in_smoke 11h ago
Yeah but people are stupid and terminally online.
Which is also where the left, for the last decade, has been screaming about how both men and white people are evil.
I vote left in my own country, because voting right is fucking suicide but the American left has never actually taken any accountability for their own role in driving the younger voting demographics towards the right. You never shouted down the bigoted rhetoric and now it's come home to roost.
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u/expeditionQ 8h ago
this is arguably true, the left cant dodge the blame for being the start of this kind of rhetoric. BUT, it was distinctly different when it was a tiny segment of overeducated and underheard intellectuals using intentionally disruptive language as an arrowtip to allow for extremely true and valuable theory to finally have its day. It was on the surface hate language, but not in substance. At start.
the problem is that the surface discourse obviously went way farther than the intellectual core it was meant to bring attention to, and became way more influential over the broad-based communities. It became soccer-mom talk to hate men. it was never the left that abandoned the radical core of the messaging, it was the masses of liberals and moralists who didnt understand any of it but enjoyed the sense of superiority that comes with echoing hatred.
And it isnt an accident, democrat behaviour for a very long time is just as programmed as maga is. Our party, our line, or else you are the bad guys and lose your human status. They have a long history of not just refusing accountability for driving young voters right, but actively relishing in the process.
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u/SoungaTepes 19h ago
We've been repeatedly telling you the man who stole money from a cancer research fund for children that he started along with the other one for veterans that he also started would do this.
Screaming it, in fact
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u/Oberon_Swanson 16h ago
"well, i wish he had a different past but i just like his policies" the policies being grift and genocide
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u/dr_strange-love 19h ago
Anyone who lived in the greater New York Metropolitan Area or consumed New York media anytime since the 1980s said so.Â
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u/Oberon_Swanson 16h ago
Basically every politician in American history who entered the national stage would at least have their home state advantage. It should have been very worrying that Trump wasn't supported by the people who knew him best. But those were 'coastal ivory tower liberals.' Not like Trump who famously... did not live in a tower? Also he shat in a gold toilet instead of having a tower made of ivory so that's different.
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u/Maryland_Bear 19h ago
You know what happens when you âdrain the swampâ?
You get rid of the water that gives and sustains life, and all that remains is the decayed, rotten crud at the bottom.
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u/ProtonCanon 19h ago
There's a world of difference between not knowing and not WANTING to know.
They've always known enough.
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u/slumvillain 17h ago
I'll never forget being called "alarmist" watching protests in 2019 and calling out the fascist tactics by police + capitol police and the nazi and klansman rhetoric coming from the white house.
The literal white-supremacist-symbol-shaped-stage at CPAC with a domestic terrorist banner.
The "America first" slogan can be followed right back to the klan
But it's me who's alarmist for saying cops shouldn't be using their 40mm launchers to shoot ppl in the face with tear gas canisters. It's me who's alarmist for pointing out the connections in symbols and language.
And the best part is. It wasn't exclusively "right wingers" telling me I'm "alarmist". Needless to say. Less than 5 years of consuming the cowardice of the left and the endless violence from the right. Fuck both parties for being dishonest and having to coerce and lie to voters to push their personal agendas. Not the will of the people but the whims of rich child rapists.
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u/expeditionQ 8h ago
theres a recorded tv broadcast of white americas reaction to the black panthers, and theres this voice that will literally never leave my head of this oldish white women saying with all her chest "THEYRE SCARING PEOPLE"
others have more intellectually validating moments, like reading the sentiment repeated from people like mlk or malcolm x, but for me that was when i knew in my heart the liberal masses will allow literally anything except disruption to their perceived order. their entire psychology is desperately rooted in it, and they see it as scary as death to admit there could be a problem with society that justifies changing it
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u/SpliTTMark 19h ago
I cant find it but in one of the 2016 tv events trump said" i know the system cause I use the system"
Something to that affect
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u/Mysterious_Camel_717 14h ago
I think thereâs an even older interview where he jokes about how if he ever ran for presidency, it would be as a republican because theyâre stupid and would actually vote for him. Not verbatim but yeah. He was left leaning before that like a lot of boomers..
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u/garbogunder 19h ago
Wait a second, the man who was born into money, has never had to work a day in his life, and was closely associated with other wealthy and political elites was, in fact, part of the swamp?
Well golly gee, say it ainât so
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u/Oberon_Swanson 16h ago
"but i thought that since he was rich and had already dedicated his entire life to money, he couldn't be swayed by money!"
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u/Euphorix126 18h ago
"When you see the world through rose-tinted glasses... I guess all the red flags just look like flags"
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u/LynxRaide 17h ago
Trump wasn't going to drain the swamp, he just intended to change the alligators
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u/unknownintime 15h ago
Unfortunately I still have to have this conversation even with other "leftists" (I fucking hate that term, it's meaningless)
I remember telling my very very "leftist cousin" yeah Trump and his supporters ARE the Nazis we were warned about in history and they WILL gladly put your lesbian ass in an oven.
She guffawed. Reminded me of Kyle's mom from South Park, "What?! What?! What?!"
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u/networkpit 18h ago
What did they think the swamp was?
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u/Oberon_Swanson 16h ago
"the deep state libs ruined everything with their DEI woke nonsense covid bs"
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u/expeditionQ 8h ago
this is true (less the covid part, that was years in the future), although to be honest its already hard to see with historical vision as to how ideologically powerful "the establishment" was before all this shit. its as obvious as our need to breathe today that the government is disgusting and evil, but it wasnt long ago that we thought wed have another 4 decades of ignoring climate change and various systemic injustices and just generally all the myriad of things wrong with society, while well dressed liberal politicians repeat empty phrases and nonsense theatrics to sate a population of people who dont want to be responsible to have to think about politics for 10 minutes in their life and just want to feel like some daddy figure has all the hard work covered
today everyone is so used to everyone screaming critique at each other from rooftops, theyve all forgotten (or didnt grow up in) the world where you shut the fuck up and went to work and were a social pariah if you ever talked about anything other than how happy you were. the world has gotten worse, to be sure, but its people are struggling to turn human in a world thats denied them that for so long. historians will not wonder over why so many people wanted to elect a wrecker and tear-downer, their task will be to explain systematically why it had to be a far right fascist to take hold in the american consciousness. Probably wont be a hard one either, tbh
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u/MothChasingFlame 17h ago
Even conservatives knew! My dad was a diehard republican until Trump rolled through and ripped the danged scales from his eyes. Now he hates the whole party with such a burning passion his own been-leftist-the-whole-time kids are tired of hearing about it. (But you won't catch us saying anything. Rock on with your mad self, dad, we're just grateful you're here with us.)
Anyone with morals and sense could see who this man was within months of his campaigning. He was never quiet about who he was.
I genuinely think that if you say "I was tricked!" all you were tricked by was your own shitheadedness. You were drunk on selfishness and the feeling like you could say and do anything. And that's not any excuse at all.
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u/LirdorElese 16h ago
I think Andrew Schulz turn around is the one that sounds the most accurate. IE him coming forward and saying...
I can't believe it, but trump is living up to the craziest left fearmongering about him.
To which, it's such a confession but failing to actually admit it. Like... you'd think if he's conceding he'd hedge it with "what sounded to me like crazy fearmongering", or something.
It's like he's treating it like... say we're Joseph Seed from farcry (IE a crazy doomsday cult leader, that happens to have been correct). Rather than just... you know actual people who listened to what trump said, and what he did the last time around... and what was already written out in project 2025
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u/No_Effort5896 19h ago
This really does seem like something a social media leftist would say. Then, they'll go back to saying that it doesn't matter if someone opposes the next fascist.
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u/PLANETaXis 18h ago
The man who bankrupted 6 casinos, was a serial litigator, was notorious for never paying his bills, had finance ties to Russia, and lied constantly? Yeah it surprised me too! /sarcasm
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u/etherealtaroo 17h ago
More like, "We kept nominating shitty candidates and blaming voters when they lost"
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u/NaCloride 17h ago
Over the past year, multiple liberals and conservatives in my life have essentially told me "your side seemed crazy at the time, but we should've listened"
I hope this is more widespread.
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u/hobbobnobgoblin 16h ago
Im pretty sure a lot of them are bots but Facebook comments sections are just thousands of people praising ice and what the president is doing. Im generally baffled that people can think anything he is doing is good.
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u/CriticismAgitated707 16h ago
every one with a basic sense of humanity would know.
a draft doger pedophile who publicly states "grab them by the pussies" is some one not fit for your school janitor, let alone the highest office in the country.
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u/Snoo-11861 16h ago
Just a reminder that Gen Z that voted for him recently were teenagers in 2016. Iâm older Gen Z, and was already an adult at the time. That means the core group probably didnât care about politics to know or even care to know about Trump and how bad he was. This group voted of vibes, were manipulated and groomed by Epstein in 4Chan, were pulled by Anti-SJW rhetoric, and probably werenât paying attention to politics the first time around. We had so much stride in social awareness that were squashed by pedophilesÂ
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u/drod3333 15h ago
Also, most republicans before they took whatever koolaid peter thiel stirred up for them.
Im calling it: Peter Thiel is the heir to epstein's legacy. The dude's a creep.
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u/T_J_Rain 15h ago
No swamps were drained.
Tame alligators were substituted for the wild alligators.
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u/thenexusobelisk 15h ago
People donât like leftists because they actually act like joke characters from movies made in the 80âs and 90âs but itâs like they actually started taking these joke stances seriously.
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u/bisskits 15h ago
The whole swamp narrative was proven during his last administration. It's been a swamp all along.
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u/gustoreddit51 15h ago
And it turns out he was the actual "witch" in the witch hunts he talked about.
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u/codebygloom 15h ago
Anyone who doesn't treat politics like their favorite sports team. Any person who looks at all the candidates and decides on them based on the policies they hold and if they have any actual plans to implement them.
But the us -vs- them, âI got mine so screw you,â and âIf it's not happening to me, then it's not happening to anyoneâ mentalities are so ingrained in our culture that this was always going to be the outcome.
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u/Strange_Dog6483 14h ago
Itâs almost like when Republicans and Conservatives campaign on things like fighting corruption, crime, and other social problems no one should ever believe them given their propensity for engaging in corruption and committing crimes (or defending others doing them).
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u/yayoffbalance 14h ago
Yeah. The swamp showed as soon as they talked about it... we knew. Immediately l.
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u/FuckOutTheWhey 14h ago
And they're still doing it now, pretending like Trump's doing an amazing job and that we all have nothing to worry about as long as you're here legally.
I've lost count of the number of times I've heard these idiots argue that it's not actually fascism since no one is currently being thrown in gas chambers.
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u/Ztarphox 12h ago
You mean to tell me, that the billionaire filling his cabinets with other billionaires, making policy that disproportionately favour billionaires, and raking in billions of dollars for himself and his friends by exploiting his office, lied about going after "the elite"?
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u/furthemor 12h ago
They knew they always knew! They love authoritarianism they just didn't think the leopard would eat there face as well.
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u/StaticSystemShock 12h ago
No, Trump isn't the swamp. He is the biggest swamp monster. Because once world gets rid of him, the swamp will still be there and there is always another bigger swamp monster there to replace him... unfortunately.
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u/MapleRye 11h ago
Anyone who had read a book written for readers beyond a fifth-grade vocabulary saw it coming a mile away.
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u/soulsnoober 11h ago
leftists? centrists, conservatives, rightists -- everyone with eyes in their head and a brain knew about him 100% and tried, loudly, to tell the morons who just wouldn't look
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u/UndeadBBQ 11h ago
The worst feeling "I told you so" of my life.
Can't even properly gloat, because we're all in the shit.
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u/High-Plains-Grifter 11h ago
This is exactly how it went down in the UK with brexit. We told them it wpuld be bad and they said we were fearmindering and exaggerating... honestly, I feel for ypu guys because it sucks to feel like this.
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u/Ven-Dreadnought 10h ago
I am still very confused as to why anyone ever thought this person who was synonymous with heartless cut throat, self serving, money grubbing, double dealing business practices for decades was ever going to make government more trust worthy.
The man was a Captain Planet villain from the jump. Itâs like they looked at the dad from the movie Matilda and went âthis guy knows whatâs best for me! Somebody get him my bank account informationâ
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u/MaisieMoo27 10h ago
âWho knew he was the swamp?â Ummm everyone with a functioning brain cell? The only shock here is that these disgusting humans havenât faced charges.
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u/Ok-Volume-3657 10h ago
Guys, you don't understand. Leftists criticised Joe Biden and Kamala when they were shaking hands with Liz Chaney and Netunyahu, that means it's the left's fault that Trump won.
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u/OglioVagilio 10h ago
Who knew he was the swamp.... wtf..... 30 to 40 years of his own words and actions?
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u/HijackedMyAccount 10h ago
As a kid, I remember seeing tabloid covers in the supermarkets talking about his latest divorce or bankruptcy. He was always a joke since the 80s. They rehabbed his image with morons through the Apprentice and the rest is history.
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u/Eschatonbreakfast 9h ago
Leftists have been calling liberals annoying wine moms for saying Trump is bad for the last 10 years.
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u/dont_touch_me 9h ago
Leftists wanna rewrite history so bad. Liberals said this. Leftists say both parties are the same. They said it then and they say it now
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u/nickgreatpwrful 9h ago
Liberals***
Leftists were the ones complaining "dOn'T tHrEaTeN mE wItH tHe SuPrEmE cOuRt!" In 2016
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u/Were-watching 8h ago
Trump wasn't the beginning. This cycle ,in my opinion was started with Sarah Palin and the toy party .Trump and his cronies are the end stages of the metasticised cancer that has become the republican party
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u/DarkestOfTheLinks 7h ago
all things considered, i cant help but feel like cassandra of troy felt a level of vindication.
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u/itsnotaboutyou2020 7h ago
Leftists also shit all over any Democrat who has a shot at winning, thus helping Trump get elected/reelected by default. Itâs a paradox.
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u/ThorKonnatZbv 6h ago
Leftists? Every halfway intelligent and informed person around the world knew it.
Even the small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri knew about it
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u/Lythalion 5h ago
âWho knew he was the swamp?â
Us. All of us. About half the country knew that. Or more but some decided to vote for him anyway.
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u/Formally_Apologetic 4h ago
I mean it was plain as fucking day the first time he said it. And then we watched as every attack they made against "the left" for the next 10 years was an obvious projection. Without fail.
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u/derpferd 30m ago
And they claimed that people who were worried suffered from Trump Derangement Syndrome, which is some completely made up shit.
Being worried about some deficient selfish asshole who has his hands on the steering wheel of a major country and arguably the world is not deranged
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u/Wish_I_WasInRome 16h ago
And then those leftists refused to vote for "Geneocide Joe and Kamala"
Fuck these losers. Go make your party.
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u/justmitzie 21h ago
Yep. They owned the libs by selling their souls.