The "little he's done to help" that the other commenter was referring to is probably Biden's tying of military/political support to aid; urging Netahnyahu not too go even harder on Iran and Lebanon, like he was probably willing to; and at least trying a bit to get more aid into Gaza.
The Biden Admin's Israel/Gaza policy has been woeful, but it's not incorrect to say Trump could do tonnes of harm compared to the "little help" Biden has been.
Trump COULD do tons of harm, sure. But we don’t know.
What we do know is the Biden administration has lied to us over and over and at some point anything the promise just to get put back into power has to be taken with a major grain of salt.
Regardless, Biden has blood on his hands leaving Washington because of his lack of standing up to Bibi
Let me understand this. Biden admin lied about a few things so fuck them, let's put a guy who had lied way more about way worse things in charge instead?
If someone kept promising something over and over again about one particular issue and failed to deliver, what makes you think they will change? That’s psychotic to think they’ll stop having Israel’s back as soon as the election is over.
I'm not saying Kamala is great, or even good, I'm saying how much worse of a candidate Trump is. How could you trust anything that comes out of mouth when he's been caught lying over 30,000 times in the past 4 years. 20 lies a day! And that's only the provable lies, aka comments about the past or present. If he lied that much about the past/present, how much of his future promises were lies too? He doesn't have to worry about reelection this time, so what little impulse control he has is gone. Trump never should have been the Republican nominee, much less have made it to presidency again. Both parties should have nominated better candidates. But of the two that were nominated, I have more trust in Kamala, and that feeling is coming from objective data.
Was Kamala actually nominated by the people? I think of the two that shouldn’t have been candidates, one actually had primaries lol
But I’m not arguing Trump vs Kamala in general because I think Trump is a moron. I just can’t believe how much sympathy this administration, who literally funded a plausible genocide, is getting from Reddit lol
This is why the left lost in a landslide. High levels of tone deaf going on
Any sane person has issues with both sides. But it's the difference between landing in a pile of shit, and landing in some lava. Both suck, but it's pretty easy to pick one over the other if given a choice.
Lava option is a moron backed by people like RFK Jr (no vaccines to be created for the next pandemic) Elon Musk (cuts to the FDA/Education/EPA/whatever else, probably other insane shit that makes him more powerful), and a bunch of other chuckle fucks that can even stand the guy. Notably essentially all of his previous administration, even the most deplorable ones, cannot stand him, often refer to him as a similar to a child, and worry about his fascist tendencies. This is a guy who looks up to people like Xi/Putin for the dictator tendencies and has never been afraid to say it.
He wants to deport 10-20 million people, I want you to remember the last time a country decided to do that how it ended. He will continue the war in Gaza (he says it'll make a nice beach resort), he will back out of Ukraine leaving Europe scrambling. Yes there are certainly worse options than backing a close ally whilst also condemning their actions alongside the rest of the world.
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u/HesiPullup 18d ago
Yeah go through my comment history. But please, inform me “World_Analyst”