I'm stuck in a red state and surrounded by them...
It's not great!
Azal
joined 2 years ago
Hahahahahahaha
Wait, they're serious? Let me laugh harder!
Surely it was a glitch that set the Teslas on fire themselves and no one was involved.
I mean, the bar isn't exactly a high one to cross in our situation. The ONLY good thing about Trump is his five year old with a shotgun strategy in he's as likely to fuck up a bunch of Republicans on his way of hurting everyone else. Trump is for Trump and no one else.
Vance at least will believe in the party... when I say competence I don't mean in running the country. I mean competence in when being in control if not a tyrant, but a good enough puppet that he won't tear down the foundations of the reign.
Understand, when I say competent... that's the worse category.
You'll have to rinse/repeat a lot with this administration. Vance will be marginally better/worse. Basically he won't be absolutely unpredictable, but he'll be competent.
I for one welcome our Finnish overlords.
- The third of the people who didn't vote had Trump previous to realize what he'd do and still said "Meh, either's fine with me." They're complicit.
And 2. I get so fucking sick and tired of the "Dems are corporate shills" when the left can't be faffed to show up at voting. I don't mean the 4 year presidential votes. I mean the yearly all the way to the local shit. You want to know how we got Trump? Because the ultra-right made it a point to get in bed with the republicans and beat down doors to tell people to vote to secure the supreme court, to secure state positions, to secure fucking school board positions.
I have never met someone who had interest in Republicans who didn't think they paid attention to the news. It may be Fox and Infowars but they paid some attention. If I had a nickle for every individual who was interested in left wing ideals but told me "I don't know. I don't like politics" I'd have enough to afford a plane ticket out of this fucking country.
US here.
I'm betting we'll be outright giddy this year compared to next year.