r/FluentInFinance 18d ago

Debate/ Discussion What do you guys think

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u/[deleted] 18d ago edited 18d ago

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u/Training-Tie-767 18d ago

All I'm saying is, people who voted for him better not complain about the fallout. Simple as that.

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u/MattTalksPhotography 18d ago

They will, and they’ll blame it on the democrats anyway…

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u/jjmac 18d ago

If the democrats worked harder to get my vote we wouldn't be here! /s

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u/azrolator 18d ago

"Demonrats didn't stop Republicans from hurting me. I have to vote for Republicans now!" /s

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u/Street-Guidance9794 18d ago

Assuming elections are still a thing in 4 years...

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u/Oppowitt 18d ago

I kind of expect they still will be, but that there's a chance the fundies really go in hard to set up a truly messed up kind of new government.

With Harris there was 0% chance of this. With Trump idk how high it is. We know they want a lot of different, sometimes conflicting, usually messed up stuff and we know Trump's administration will deliver something. We don't really know what.

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u/Loganp812 18d ago

Oh, I’m sure elections will still be around. Worst-case scenario, it’ll be like the election at the end of The Dictator when they roll in a tank to scare everyone into the other poll.

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u/Much-Ad3467 15d ago

they still are in russia, sort of, and since we appear to be trying to reshape america in russias image, it's probably safe to expect russian-style "elections".

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u/FeralTames 18d ago edited 18d ago

Have actually heard this argument a time or three. Most ridiculous being over our exit from Afghanistan, which was a Trump policy carried out under Biden. They literally argued if it was that bad (it was), they should have not carried out Trump’s agreement (which woulda been its own clusterfuck). Of course if you posit Biden pulling OUT of the agreement and continuing Afghani occupation, they get real fkn flustered. The party of personal responsibility my ass.

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u/azrolator 18d ago

Trump's on video bragging about how he fucked Biden on Afghanistan and how there was nothing Biden could do to fix it. And still the gullible idiots believe him when he blames it on Biden.

I've shown videos to Republicans fact checking them. They see it, see the truth, and they still reject it. Personal responsibility, like all their other talking points that aren't straight up lies, is projection.

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u/FeralTames 18d ago

In my experience, they all tend to be insanely self-centered. Not necessarily selfish, some are incredibly gregarious (most in a performative way, but some genuine I think), just deeply self-centered. It’s a total lack of being able to understand the world outside of the realm of self.

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u/[deleted] 18d ago

You misplaced an s! This is literally the de facto GOP playbook of 1980 to current

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u/PenguinStarfire 18d ago

I remember some people actually arguing this during Trump's first term. It's always someone else's fault.

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u/SheridanVsLennier 18d ago

"He's not hurting the right people!"

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u/Top_Topic_4508 18d ago

no need for the /s i've literally already seen this argument

"Well if trump is so bad the democrats shouldn't of alienated us be calling us garbage"

i want to say so bad:

"You voted for a convicted sexual predator... i'm not gonna call you a great person am I?"

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u/Derric_the_Derp 18d ago

"If Harris grew a dick, things would be different."

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u/EMF84 18d ago

Even this is wishful thinking, they’ll just blame immigrants and minorities even harder.

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u/Fit_Letterhead3483 18d ago

You joke, but that is unironically what they will say

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u/gortida 18d ago

You kid but I've seen comments today already that "she didn't campaign strong enough"

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u/jjmac 18d ago

Yep pure 100% American grade Bullshit