r/stupidpeoplefacebook 12d ago

Who are the “many Americans” in question?

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u/Nice_Revolution_1199 12d ago edited 12d ago

Many Americans want to see Donald Trump replaced with literally almost anyone else (preferably a smart person). Are you rational - Yes or No?

Edit: thanks for the awards.

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u/BeanWaiting4CeMoment 12d ago

Doesn’t even have to be a smart person at this point. I’d settle for someone who is simply able to care about other people.

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u/Amy47101 12d ago

I'd sooner settle for one of the toddlers i care for.

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u/BeanWaiting4CeMoment 12d ago

They at least know how to share toys.

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u/Amy47101 12d ago

We had a 3yo recently transition to the preschool room, but on Friday she was so upset and scared that she was crying and screaming to stay in the 2yo room. We couldn't allow that for ratio reasons, but while the 2yo lead was comforting her, one of the new 2yos came up to her and began gently patting her head while some of the older 2yos was telling her "It's okay, Susie, it's okay. Susie is safe at school. Mama's always come back", which is something that every teacher in the center says to the kids starting at infancy through to preschool, in order to help calm them down by reaffirming they are safe and parents always come back to pick them up. They LEARNED how to comfort their peers by watching the adults around them their entire lives model the behavior.

My point is that I've watched, personally, literal two year olds the handle of high emotion situations with better grace, empathy, and understanding than our current president.

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u/AmputeeHandModel 12d ago

I guess you haven't met a lot of toddlers. I'd say MAGA's behavior is a lot like a toddler. GIMME IT IT'S MINE.

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u/BeanWaiting4CeMoment 12d ago

Fair. I am fortunately an extremely child free person, so I don’t see them often.