Himothee

2y

Didn’t say Trump winning was a good thing

But ya’ll acting like Kamala losing because she ran on genocide is a bad thing

krishna bound

2y

Crine at how many layers this has

afterimage

2y

It means that American’s material needs are not being met, people frequently feel as if they are in a precarious state of living and want solutions

Trump’s MAGA appeal answers appeals with faux populist rhetoric to people because he called out obvious stuff like the economy was s***, we shouldn’t be giving money to Ukraine, we need to end the war in ME, etc

While the Democrats? They can really show nothing for it because they have been in office the past 4 years, we all know Americans flip flop candidates often based on who’s in office. So applying this to the 2020-2024 cycle

The Democrats have ran on unpopular wars, a declining economy that has only benefitted the financial sector, while at home a myriad of domestic issues (Hawaii fire, Hurricanes, train wrecks, the perception of uncontrolled migration, perception of crime, homelessness) these are real issues that get thrown to the standard beaucratic framework while Americans on TV see a stumbling old man as their leader giving blank checks to foreign leaders

And how did the Democrats actually run? Remember the Republicans are largely satisfied with the MAGA caucus and Trump, but the Democrats Biden again after 2020 who said he was a 1 term guy. Confirmed him again in 2022 and gaslight the entire country and especially half their voter base into defending he wasn’t senile until the party heads themselves had to swap out a candidate 3 MONTHS before the election. Meanwhile the Democrats ran some weird campaign where Kamala tried to seperate herself on Biden and basically ran as a bush era republican to try and court republicans and diminishing her own base.

This is already long and I can go on, but finally remember most Americans do not vote. The large majority cannot because of legal reasons or opt out. That means that a large portion of the population sees a system where neither choice is viable enough

That is the bigger key than who voted Red or Blue or Third. Yes there are a decent chunk of outright reactionary Americans, especially those with settler colonial roots, but the majority are still waiting for another viable option

afterimage

2y

It means that American’s material needs are not being met, people frequently feel as if they are in a precarious state of living and want solutions

Trump’s MAGA appeal answers appeals with faux populist rhetoric to people because he called out obvious stuff like the economy was s***, we shouldn’t be giving money to Ukraine, we need to end the war in ME, etc

While the Democrats? They can really show nothing for it because they have been in office the past 4 years, we all know Americans flip flop candidates often based on who’s in office. So applying this to the 2020-2024 cycle

The Democrats have ran on unpopular wars, a declining economy that has only benefitted the financial sector, while at home a myriad of domestic issues (Hawaii fire, Hurricanes, train wrecks, the perception of uncontrolled migration, perception of crime, homelessness) these are real issues that get thrown to the standard beaucratic framework while Americans on TV see a stumbling old man as their leader giving blank checks to foreign leaders

And how did the Democrats actually run? Remember the Republicans are largely satisfied with the MAGA caucus and Trump, but the Democrats Biden again after 2020 who said he was a 1 term guy. Confirmed him again in 2022 and gaslight the entire country and especially half their voter base into defending he wasn’t senile until the party heads themselves had to swap out a candidate 3 MONTHS before the election. Meanwhile the Democrats ran some weird campaign where Kamala tried to seperate herself on Biden and basically ran as a bush era republican to try and court republicans and diminishing her own base.

This is already long and I can go on, but finally remember most Americans do not vote. The large majority cannot because of legal reasons or opt out. That means that a large portion of the population sees a system where neither choice is viable enough

That is the bigger key than who voted Red or Blue or Third. Yes there are a decent chunk of outright reactionary Americans, especially those with settler colonial roots, but the majority are still waiting for another viable option

Himothee

2y

Didn’t say Trump winning was a good thing

But ya’ll acting like Kamala losing because she ran on genocide is a bad thing

internet buddy

2y

U mad u can’t go back to brunch?

orobi

2y

tf u yapping about

ViciousAmbition

2y

He was being sarcastic bc of the other dudes response

afterimage

2y

It means that American’s material needs are not being met, people frequently feel as if they are in a precarious state of living and want solutions

Trump’s MAGA appeal answers appeals with faux populist rhetoric to people because he called out obvious stuff like the economy was s***, we shouldn’t be giving money to Ukraine, we need to end the war in ME, etc

While the Democrats? They can really show nothing for it because they have been in office the past 4 years, we all know Americans flip flop candidates often based on who’s in office. So applying this to the 2020-2024 cycle

The Democrats have ran on unpopular wars, a declining economy that has only benefitted the financial sector, while at home a myriad of domestic issues (Hawaii fire, Hurricanes, train wrecks, the perception of uncontrolled migration, perception of crime, homelessness) these are real issues that get thrown to the standard beaucratic framework while Americans on TV see a stumbling old man as their leader giving blank checks to foreign leaders

And how did the Democrats actually run? Remember the Republicans are largely satisfied with the MAGA caucus and Trump, but the Democrats Biden again after 2020 who said he was a 1 term guy. Confirmed him again in 2022 and gaslight the entire country and especially half their voter base into defending he wasn’t senile until the party heads themselves had to swap out a candidate 3 MONTHS before the election. Meanwhile the Democrats ran some weird campaign where Kamala tried to seperate herself on Biden and basically ran as a bush era republican to try and court republicans and diminishing her own base.

This is already long and I can go on, but finally remember most Americans do not vote. The large majority cannot because of legal reasons or opt out. That means that a large portion of the population sees a system where neither choice is viable enough

That is the bigger key than who voted Red or Blue or Third. Yes there are a decent chunk of outright reactionary Americans, especially those with settler colonial roots, but the majority are still waiting for another viable option

Free YoungBoy

2y

That’s not why she lost

orobi

2y

oh ok
We give israel money and assistance every single year so. Its kind of irrelevant who the president is

orobi

2y

oh ok
We give israel money and assistance every single year so. Its kind of irrelevant who the president is

spongebob

2y

Wow i really feel charged up to vote when you put it like that

Himothee

2y

Genocide was one of many factors why she lost

It lost her a whole swing state for crying out loud

Free YoungBoy

2y

I’d say it wasn’t even in the top 5. Like I said you guys are overestimating how many Americans are informed on this and then not realizing that the ones who are informed support Israel

Free YoungBoy

2y

I’d say it wasn’t even in the top 5. Like I said you guys are overestimating how many Americans are informed on this and then not realizing that the ones who are informed support Israel

orobi

2y

Im not the one who was advocating that

ViciousAmbition

2y

I would even rank (black) female bias as a higher reason.

ViciousAmbition

2y

I would even rank (black) female bias as a higher reason.

ViciousAmbition

2y

I would even rank (black) female bias as a higher reason.

Himothee

2y

People overestimated abortion and democracy as animating issues and underestimated Gaza if anything

It’s not even up for debate atp, we know genocide was a major factor according to several reports. To say it wasn’t is a Zionist talking point

spongebob

2y

I know i just felt like posting that

Free YoungBoy

2y

Majority of American voters side with Israel. Economy, immigration, and culture war were the three main issues this election cycle

spongebob

2y

Ur posting is viciously ambitious tbh