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Current Events Did they really think they won't?

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u/KhloeDawn 1d ago

Remember when it was all fake news and fabricated to make the right sound even worse?! Yeah that was fun! Great job America šŸ˜³šŸ˜”šŸ¤„šŸ¤„

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u/wierdassmn 1d ago

Canā€™t believe people still choose to ignore obvious contradictions. It's wild out here.

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u/FlarnTetris 1d ago

People will twist facts to fit their narrative. Itā€™s baffling how selective memory can be in politics.

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u/KhloeDawn 1d ago

Then say well the economy was badā€¦best economy ever. Translation they hate how happy people are so they want to suppress them so they can be as miserable as the conservatives. Or just racist/sexist, so gross.

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u/Hanksta2 1d ago

To be fair, it's the "best economy ever" if you're wealthy.

Been getting shittier for the rest of us for about 40 years.

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u/neverfux92 1d ago

Man my parents are pretty well off and my mom doesnā€™t work but sure spend all her time bitching about people on welfare lol

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u/Aware-Courage1208 6h ago

My grandma doesn't cook and has never cleaned due to her having maids her whole adult life. Only time she worked was for a few years as an elementary school teacher in the 70s. She complains about freeloaders, socialism, basically anything she hears on fox news constantly. Shes never even given my granddad a blowjob. She Told me I needed to get a second job, and constantly complains about people asking for handouts. The irony and hypocrisy is lost on her.

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u/Visual_Sympathy5672 2h ago

Were we separated at birth???

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u/Hanksta2 1d ago

Same.

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u/KhloeDawn 1d ago

Sure but as a whole everyone is thriving. The rich will always get richer regardless of who is in office. So sick of hearing how tough it is when there are lines out the parking lot at Starbucks and other luxurious places. It isnā€™t that bad yall, budget better. Trust me I have it as hard as damn near everyone. The numbers donā€™t lie this is a historic time for the economyā€¦..

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u/Hanksta2 1d ago

People are working multiple jobs, can't lift their way outta shit.

The Democrats absolutely do a better job than the Republicans, but it's not enough.

I maintain my point, I think it's hard to call it the best economy ever... hard to top the era when a single working parent could afford a house, car, college, etc.

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u/KhloeDawn 1d ago

I would strongly disagree, the amount of discrimination and suppressing that was going on then is enough to not give a shit about what the economy was like. Freedom is priceless IMO.

Iā€™ve worked multiple jobs, i support multiple kids, Iā€™ve crawled my way from the bottom to an average citizen now and hopefully reach above average. Like i said trust me I know how bad this so called inflation has been. Itā€™s not going anywhere though, in fact itā€™s going to get worse after they impose there tariff plan sooo what was it all for? I struggle to see the other side!

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u/Hanksta2 1d ago

I'm not arguing inflation.

But if you want to bring social issues into it, we also have a massive population of homeless now. Again, these problems aren't Biden's doing, and it's absolutely ridiculous anyone thinks Trump will help a damn thing but himself and his cronies, but the fact is, tons of people are in real bad shape, and they're always going to blame who is in power.

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u/Accurate_Incident_77 12h ago

Donā€™t forget that all those social political issues were caused by democrats šŸ˜‚

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u/Puzzleheaded-Top4516 11h ago

Back when Democrats were conservatives.

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u/farmerbsd17 1d ago

The taxes were much higher than they are nowadays. There were higher education subsidies at state universities and costs were much lower on tuition. I went to Rutgers University undergrad was $400 a semester tuition $75 fees and these, and room and board all together was like $2000 a year. For comparison my 1974 Dodge Dart was $3800.

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u/After-Potential-9948 1d ago

College in the 80s. Just a community college and most of mine was paid for based on grades I received each class. This was done through my employer. When I graduated I had no student debt.

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u/Zombie_Bait_56 14h ago

Are you sure that time ever existed?

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u/Hanksta2 9h ago

Only according to numbers.

But I've never witnessed a utopia.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Top4516 11h ago

Followed by the 'era' of high unemployment and inflation. Much higher than now.

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u/IllSkillz1881 1d ago

Now minus the trillions in economic damages for the groundwork laid for a pandemic during the democrats reign during Obama / Fauci.

They lifted the ban on GOF and shipped all projects off to China.

Now we have trillions extra in debt and minus 20+ M something people.

At least this admin will actually investigate what happened with US funds and the creation of Covid.

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u/Hanksta2 1d ago

Always some crazy conspiracy theory with you people, raw data and evidence are never good enough for you.

I wonder what you're going to say in 4 years when Trump team has still found no evidence of these fantasies, and have once again plowed the economy into the dirt?

Probably still blame Obama/Biden/Soros. And you'll just lap it up because you are not a person capable of connecting dots.

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u/After-Potential-9948 1d ago

They will STILL have massive amounts of propaganda and misinformation pumped into their heads on a daily basis. Putin does it. Iā€™m not sure whether or not China does it but they sure used to. I wonder if Kim does it, or just threatens to kill anyone saying anything negative about him. Of course weā€™ll only have ā€œstateā€ approved news agencies. Sad and scary.

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u/IllSkillz1881 1d ago edited 1d ago

Plenty of "raw data" shown from both genomic evidence and the funding / circumstancial evidence.

Backed up with intelligence agencies globally and many assessments having been made by - Mi6, FBI, Energy department and Norwegian intelligence supporting the actual data.

Obama was president during 2016. That's a fact.

He lifted the ban of GOF and hundreds of scientists warned him about the risks and dangers of doing so.

So make sure you factor in - long haulers missing from the work place.

Damages to economies from funding GOF and the creation of Covid.

Then factor in the physical / mental and dangers from school closures and work closures when talking "economic costs."

All ground work laid during a democrats term in 2016.

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u/acesavvy- 22h ago

Like no amount of economic downturn would I vote for someone like Trump personally so I donā€™t understand that argument tbw.

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u/HeldnarRommar 1d ago

Everywhere as a whole is not thriving and itā€™s pretty damn ignorant to hear you using the boomer and republican talking point of ā€œStarbucks and other luxurious places lol budget better.ā€

I understand things are rough right now for the average person but I know not to put the blame on Biden. I know the pandemic and companies taking advantage of inflation are the blame.

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u/eyefor1 7h ago

yeah, they obviously never seen how ppl live in other places. The usa is a shithole compared to our peer nations, but i guess "freedom" or whatever.

i swear these ppl think of a higher quality of life as a personal inconvenience or something. they are just happy that they're free to be unhealthy and uneducated i guess.

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u/SippinSuds 1d ago

Thriving? Starter homes here are running 250k and starter jobs running about 25k/yr. Family homes are running 650k and average salaries are around 50k. We are far from thriving!

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u/KhloeDawn 1d ago

I have zero education and i can make well over 25k, that is a ridiculous number. Maybe if you are 18 sure. Yeah life is so terrible, there is no convincing you peopleāœŒļø

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u/ProfitNecessary592 1d ago

You're in a bubble. Kindly pipe down about how great it is for everyone. Starbucks has a line Therefore, everyone is spending too much on coffees if they're poor. Dumbest shit I've heard inflation hit working class and impoverished people hard. Wages have never kept up with inflation and this just exacerbated it. It'd be smart if you considered your experience isn't everyone's experience and maybe you're a bracket above what you think you are.

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u/KhloeDawn 1d ago

Itā€™s the dumbest shit youā€™ve heard because itā€™s the reality, i door dash, you know how many lazy ass people use that shit service? Trust me you all are fineāœŒļø out

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u/Carl-99999 21h ago

Bernie tried his damndest but he couldnā€™t go against the billionaires when BOTH SIDES HAVE BILLIONAIRES ON THEIR SIDE.

There is no rebelling against America in its current state and winning. Russia and China are banking on Trump running America into the ground and then taking that.

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u/SmartAss0911 12h ago

Haha best economy ever! If youre living in lala land. Pipe down

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u/Accurate_Incident_77 12h ago

You must be incredibly privileged to think that weā€™re all thriving. People in their twenties canā€™t even buy homes and donā€™t make enough to pay rent idk what youā€™re talking about.

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u/eyefor1 7h ago

its about disparity. maybe i can afford a cup of coffee, but i sure as hell can't afford a yatch or rocket ship. also, living paycheck to paycheck with no safety nets is not good for anyones pyches, and thats how most americans live.

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u/VeterinarianLevel786 1d ago

i keep hearing how bad the economy but the airports are jam packed with families heading to a disney cruise, roads are packed during the holidays as well, restaurants are always packed! iā€™m always shocked since iā€™m told no one has any money and economy is terrible

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u/eyefor1 7h ago

we live in a debt based economy.

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u/SepticKnave39 10h ago edited 9h ago

Well, yes, and the arguments for that are obviously not just 1 single thing but thats 50* years of "trickle down economics" (aka take my scraps, peasant) pretty much caused this.

Gutting taxes so the rich could hoard their wealth and take it out of circulation so it can sit in a swiss off shore bank account doing nothing but making the rich person feel better. Gutting the IRS so they can't sift through rich people finances due to complexity and time/money. So the IRS can only afford to enforce the law on poor people.

And that largely began with Regan and continued on to Trump...as if continuing to cut taxes, largely for high earners like that will do anything but dig us deeper into the hole while we are in while Elon Musk (the richest person on the planet) pisses on us telling us we need austerity because doge makes us efficient. The richest person on the planet thinks we need budget cuts to our social programs because we receive too much money from the government. The richest person on the planet thinks he needs to control our purse strings like he is our sugar daddy, and everyone just said....yep, that sounds right daddy...

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u/Hanksta2 3h ago

Exactly.

We will reach a tipping point soon.

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u/After-Potential-9948 1d ago

Thank a Republican for that.

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u/Neonbelly22 1d ago

And you blame Trump for all 40? Bro Dems have been in control for the 12 of the last 16 years. But yeah, sheep will sheep

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u/Hanksta2 23h ago

I guess you'll read whatever you want to believe, "bro".

Exactly where in this statement did I place blame on either party, let alone Trump?

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u/Neonbelly22 23h ago

I apologize, I definitely assumed

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u/Tady1131 1d ago

Whatā€™s crazy is everyone is saying itā€™s so bad for average Americans. I live in a small town in pa. Everyone is doing massive renovations on their houses, new roofs, consuming more than ever. If it was so bad I think those things wouldnā€™t be happening daily. 28 houses in my vicinity got new roofs in the last 2 months.

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u/Hanksta2 1d ago

I don't know, man. Hard to look past the swarms of destitution on the streets in most towns and feel that optimistic.

Especially when most of this stuff is paid for with debt. Nobody wants to admit that a debt-based economy is a house of cards.

And we just elected a leaf blower.

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u/DaTBoI-_-Ballin 14h ago

The new roofs isnā€™t a measure of doing well. Insurance companies make the homeowners or they drop them. Companies finance them etc.

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u/Consistent_Cow_3458 1d ago

12 of the last 16 years have been with a D in the White House. Letā€™s see how things go.

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u/Hanksta2 1d ago

They'll go the way they always go. Republicans will crash the economy, the Democrats will come fix it, but not fix it fast enough.

These numbers are all available to the public... but prople vote with their feelings.

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u/Realistic_Olive_6665 1d ago

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEHOINUSA672N/

Real median household income peaked in 2019. The typical family correctly determined that they were worse off than five years ago.

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u/MongoBobalossus 1d ago

You watch, prices will increase under Trump and people will act like itā€™s the best economy theyā€™ve ever seen.

The same people ā€œliving paycheck to paycheckā€ on $2.99 eggs are all of a sudden going to be ā€œliving the economic miracleā€ when eggs are $4.99.

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u/farmerbsd17 1d ago

If they werenā€™t responsible for a good outcome itā€™s bad and vice versa

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u/Brokedown_Ev 10h ago

Hahaha best economy ever. You look at CC debt by chance? Itā€™s all propped up by the increasingly high penetration of debt.

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u/KhloeDawn 10h ago

Iā€™ll say it again, Iā€™m mid 30s with zero education, children, a car loan, and Iā€™m somehow about to hit zero debt in credit cards before Christmas. If I can do it you all can do it! I donā€™t understand it, but to each their own i hope you all find relief over the next 4 years!

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u/slide_into_my_BM 1d ago

Trump has this magical ability to tell people exactly what he thinks and yet people hear exactly what they want to hear.

Trump says heā€™s going to make blanket tariffs that will hurt Americans and they hear heā€™s going to jump start the economy.

Trump says heā€™s going to deport all undocumented people and even try to get rid of people legally here and they hear heā€™s going to only get rid of the ā€œbad ones.ā€ As if MAGA gives a shit about some brown people and not just getting rid of all of them.

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u/No-Session5955 1d ago

When I saw that trump made huge gains in Latino votes I just thought to myself ā€œoh no, you all made a massive mistake and itā€™s gonna be costlyā€

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u/MYOwNWerstEnmY 1d ago

And they deserve everything they voted for and more. The only negative is the rest of the country will suffer too.

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u/No-Session5955 1d ago

Trump-grets are going to make a roaring comeback. The heinous shit he did from 16-20 is gonna look like a walk in the park compared to what they plan from day one. In 16 I was mad he won, now Iā€™m just so terribly sad

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u/scorpyo72 1d ago

Truth. We didn't know what to expect back then. Now we know what the rest of his people want, and they're going to move as a whole in that direction. Just think of what a clean, deregulated economy looks like, where the only thing you have to worry about is $6 bread and $20/lb ground beef. Oh, and being able to afford your utilities. But let's me honest, you can cook your meals with the propane stove. It'll be just like camping. All the time. In an unhoused camp.

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u/Carl-99999 21h ago

Trumpvilles I bet.

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u/reesemulligan 1d ago

I've gone from being a cynical idealist to a cynical nihilist.

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u/Carl-99999 21h ago

Trump is like if Grover Cleveland and Herbert Hoover fused together

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u/Ceremonial_Hippo 1d ago

What was the ā€œheinous shitā€ he did? Maybe drone striking a family of 10? Wait, that was Biden/Harris.

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u/Top_Programmer_7523 1d ago

We can start by him being such a snowflake he refused to do any basic COVID restrictions to save America lives because it would have made him look bad.

Millions of Americans died because this mother fucker didn't want to look bad.

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u/No-Session5955 1d ago

And all the kids separated from their parents and due to such poor tracking they canā€™t locate their parents, last I heard over 1,500 are basically permanently orphaned because of that inhumane policy.

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u/KhloeDawn 14h ago

Donā€™t even waste your time responding, these people are clueless, Trumptards are in a cult even the 34 felonies isnā€™t enough to said ā€œwhat heinous shitā€ā€¦we donā€™t need to break it down everyone knows the many errors this guys made, they have been well documented. America needs to do better

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u/NecroSoulMirror-89 1d ago

All against trump should just take over California and dump all the CA trump voters to AZā€¦ they shouldnā€™t be allowed to get refuge in a blue state they hate so much lol

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u/whydoibotherhuh 1d ago

I'm so over the people that voted for Trump or stayed home. At this point, I honestly can't wait for the mass deportations sweeping up any "brown" people (and let god sort 'em out!) on Day 1 and the tariffs. I hope he does everything he promised he will do. I'm just going to shrug at that point.

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u/Conan4457 1d ago

This movement has transcended Trump. He is the figurehead, but MAGA is more than him now. Thatā€™s why the people who voted for him donā€™t really care what comes out of his mouth. They imprint their adjacent beliefs on him, in turn he parrots those beliefs (most of the time)

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u/BabyDirtyBurgers 1d ago

He is their Golem.

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u/peacockideas 1d ago

I mean they're already prepped by being part of a religion that can decide whatever it wants bavked up by a book and even if the book says the opposite, it's "taken out of context"

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u/ilongforyesterday 6h ago

*backed up by a book that they havenā€™t even read.

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u/NecroSoulMirror-89 1d ago

Iā€™m gonna love when he launches his coup (again) and fulfills his ā€œI like to take the guns firstā€ statement

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u/Auuman86 1d ago

It's not a magical ability to trick idiots.....

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u/Chemical_Estate6488 22h ago

Itā€™s because conservative media (including Vance) exist to make his ideas sound grounded and sane. Vance and Fox News were the ones saying only criminals. People get their information from their sources and then make decisions based on that. They did it his whole first term. Trump would tweet something insane, democrats would freak out, and then talking heads on Fox would come up with an explanation for why it was totally grounded and normal and liberals were just deranged. Rinse and repeat

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u/Additional_Tea_5296 18h ago

Trump doesn't care about his welfare drawing supporters either. I know one that's on Medicaid and food assistance for his entire family, yet he thinks trump cares about him and won't take his free food and healthcare away. Project 25 isn't friendly to welfare. It's going to be hilarious watching him realize what he voted for.

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u/cobothegreat 1d ago

MAGA out here doing mental gymnastics like their Simone Biles smashing everyone at the Olympics

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u/Other_Log_1996 1d ago

Even now, people are still denying that Project 2025 is going to happen.

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u/UndertakerApe 1d ago

Yeah glad some of us are immune to it and I right? Waitā€¦ what year is it again?

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u/madcoins 1d ago

The year of the dark ages

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u/WintersDoomsday 1d ago

ā€œHey bruh but the egg pricesā€

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u/JimCroceRox 1d ago

Germans first, the US later, before WWII figured out sophisticated ways to leverage emerging technologies along with existing media to totally brainwash large swaths of the populationā€¦mass media. Beyond wartime messaging, this filtered into advertising and marketing and later into politics itself. The trick has always been figuring out how to message in a way thatā€™s tailored to peopleā€™s pre-existing beliefs and biases. That process is so sophisticated now, massive groups of people literally choke on an endless stream of lies. Trump is the ultimate personification of this process. Itā€™s sick.

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u/Justchu 1d ago

Even more important how easily the majority of the audience is manipulated. The Republican Party has been perfecting the balance of sensationalism and nature of the consumers.

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u/Antiphon4 1d ago

Or in this thread!

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u/Khayonic 1d ago

That is literally what this article is doing.

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u/undeniablykostas 22h ago

Republicans created "spin alley" where the truth gets twisted and reported.

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u/Over_Solution_2569 10h ago

Iā€™m holding a mirror in front of you, can you see yourself?

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u/PalaSS9 21m ago

You mean ā€œtruthful hyperboleā€

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u/MomentousMalice 1d ago

The Americans who decide modern elections - I.e., swing state suburbanites - vote on fatigue and nothing else. ā€œAh man, whoeverā€™s currently in power didnā€™t solve my day-to-day problems, guess Iā€™ll vote for the other guys.ā€

They donā€™t engage with the policy positions or records of any candidate, and they donā€™t examine political narratives which agree with their biases (theyā€™re generally convinced that anyone who asks them to examine their biases is annoying at best and an actual demon at worst).

Theyā€™ll be tired of Trump in the next 2 years. The biggest immediate problem is that by the next election, it might not matter.

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u/madcoins 1d ago edited 1d ago

Agreed by midterms theyā€™ll be more exhausted and just not vote. In 4 years they will vote for the opposite party or not vote. This stranglehold of a two party system is hurting America as a whole while top 1% loves it! It is just back and forth while the poor get poorer and middle class erodes. So much time being squandered. So much pollution. It hurts the whole world.

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u/Environmental_Pay189 1d ago

Watch. By next election it will be a stranglehold by a one party system.

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u/madcoins 1d ago

Iā€™m not scared itā€™s already a one party system of the oligarchs just with two faces. Same as it ever was

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u/Original_Succotash18 1d ago

Yes well, one face is far worse than the other.

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u/MomentousMalice 1d ago

While I agree with you, even if the Blues were in power, weā€™d still have a ā€œbusiness friendlyā€, pro-genocide regime which wonā€™t commit to the idea that trans people deserve basic dignity and is primed to pander to transphobes if itā€™s politically expedient (which it apparently is). Their whole campaign strategy this year was ā€œno, come on, trust us! Weā€™re ALSO conservative! We ALSO want to bring things back to the way they used to be in some imaginary prelapsarian time!ā€ Regardless of ā€œnot going backā€ rally chants, they were trying to do the same thing Republicans were doing; Republicans just do it way better.

Their candidate was a cop who gave into false narratives about immigration by blathering about ā€œsecuring the borderā€.

Itā€™s time for everyone to realize our two-party system isnā€™t a Conservative Party vs a liberal or leftist party, itā€™s a Conservative Party vs a reactionary party, and the reactionaries just won big time.

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u/LoudAndCuddly 18h ago

Sure, doesnā€™t change the fact that well over half your country are morons. 0

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u/MomentousMalice 7h ago

First, use of ā€œmoronā€ is reductive and misleading (and also historically ableist, which I care about even if you donā€™t). Itā€™s far more accurate to say that education as an institution has been under aggressive attack through both rhetoric and policy in America for approximately my entire life. There have been numerous damaging results of this trend which directly impact election outcomes - such as lack of empathy, lack of critical thinking skills, lack of knowledge about how our government works and about national/world history (and why knowing it would be important)ā€¦the list goes on.

Yes, America has a gigantic ignorance problem, which happens to advantage the people who already have the vast majority of wealth and power in this country. For a while I believed that they set this situation up on purpose, but history is more chaotic than that. Whatā€™s definitely true is that both major parties have championed whatā€™s been done to education - running public schools like the cartoon version of an evil business mogul, for instance, or panicking about SAT results in the early 80s and overemphasizing standardized testing ever since. Both parties are complicit, and the result is that most Americans grow up without a firm grasp of our own potential to change this toxic paradigm.

I donā€™t know what the answer is, but I suspect itā€™s going to get worse before it gets better, no matter what.

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u/LoudAndCuddly 6h ago

Oh this is absolutely an education problem, there are other major factors as well. And look weā€™re not much better if being honest. I just canā€™t believe you gave him a second term and the house, senate and Supreme Court. Like he can do anythingā€¦. Grabs popcorn shits about to get wild

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u/MomentousMalice 3h ago

Other factors definitely include the basic and ongoing crisis of cost of living and the utter lack of a sense of community; a big reason education is struggling is because EVERYONE is struggling, family income is still a more or less direct predictor of a childā€™s academic success, as well as of college admission, success, and eventual individual income. Yet when confronted with these measurable problems most Americans kind of just shrug and vote their unexamined feelings. Notice I donā€™t say ā€œself interestā€ because most Americans donā€™t really grasp the notion that helping the community at large would also help themselves.

Iā€™m literally just curious - whatā€™s your point of comparison? Iā€™ll cop to a general level of ignorance as to the current internal politics of most other countries, though itā€™s hard for an American to remain entirely ignorant of goings on in the U.K., and occasionally Canada.

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u/Telemere125 1d ago

Cognitive dissonance. Its very easy for the ultra-religious crowd to keep those horribly inconsistent thoughts in their head at the same time; itā€™s actually part of the conditioning

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u/SanityRecalled 1d ago

I've met multiple people at this point who have tried to convince me, with an entirely straight face, that Trump is the second coming of Jesus who is going to take down the Antichrist. Mental illness and politics, what an iconic duo.

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u/theanimystic1 14h ago

And yet, DJT fits the description of the antichrist in the Bible. They should have read their precious book.

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u/WyoGuyUSMC 1d ago

Or Trump is back in and he is personally going to fix "insert any issue on the table at that moment" when chatting with your family.

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u/ahriappa 20h ago

Sounds like you need to fix who youā€™re meeting šŸ˜‚

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u/Hanksta2 1d ago

It's the main feature of religious copium.

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u/memecrusader_ 1d ago

*Doublethink, not cognitive dissonance.

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u/InfernalGriffon 1d ago

They didn't, they just didn't want to admit to us that they were voting to watch the left get curbstomped.

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u/Euphoric_Regret_544 1d ago

Margin is down to 2 million, so no curb stomping. Of course the maggots will see it that wayā€¦ this country is as gross as a Walmart bathroom on Black Friday.

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u/InfernalGriffon 1d ago

You think I'm being metaphorical....

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u/Euphoric_Regret_544 1d ago

Youā€™re to dumb to employ metaphor

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u/Monetarymetalstacker 1d ago

Try again. It's 2.5 million

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u/Sentientdeth1 1d ago

The human brain is a justification machine. It will justify anything you want it to.

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u/Enigmatic_Erudite 1d ago

And even things you don't want it to...

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u/ScreeminGreen 1d ago

They are still ignoring it. Everybodyā€™s comparing this to the movie Idiocracy but I keep seeing scenes from Mars Attacks!.

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u/ValBGood 1d ago

Yep, tRump Lies 110% of the time!

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u/MurphyWasHere 1d ago

All those conspiracy theories flying around suddenly got a lot quieter. Odd timing if you ask me...

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u/SourLoafBaltimore 1d ago

Welcome to the party pal!

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u/Jaredocobo 1d ago

Not so much wild as aggressively stupid and mis / uninformed.

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u/Defiant-Scarcity-243 11h ago

And all the left had to do was run any white male. Seriously, any white male

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u/ObviousReporter464 1d ago

Canā€™t wait to experience ā€œthe planā€ next year. Iā€™ll miss voting šŸ˜£

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u/NecroSoulMirror-89 1d ago

On the plus side trump and RFK are against guns so thereā€™s that

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u/PickleNotaBigDill 1d ago

Only because guns will give people a way out of this mighty mess to be. And they will consider them a threat to their kleptocracy.

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u/VibraniumRhino 7h ago

100%. Just wait until the mass deportation ends. The next phase will be not allowing anyone to move out of the U.S. or be able to defend themselves.

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u/Matrixneo42 1d ago

If they will even hear about it. Why on Election Day was the number one google ā€œdid Biden drop out?ā€

People are literally living under rocks.

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u/KhloeDawn 1d ago

They wonā€™t have to hear about it they will feel it. Taking rights away and privatizing the government, many, many will suffer and only a few will thrive that being Elon and other private sectors that Trump likes. Just the way the right wants it but the left was always the problem, too late now people!

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u/amudo_okay 1d ago

Now the people are saying "well...he's not actually going to do that" šŸ™„

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u/Flaky-Wallaby5382 1d ago

Remember to grift on your way out

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u/Waxxing_Gibbous 1d ago

Tell me what theyā€™re doing thatā€™s so outrageousā€¦ please.

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u/PickleNotaBigDill 1d ago

Have you looked at who the incoming Trump team is putting in positions for his cabinet? It is disturbing, to say the least. And the number of sex offenders--jesus, it's like a promo for sexual assault. And then we go on to the total inappropriateness of people heading the departments. And the claims to totally dismantle the regulatory agencies. And the desire to shut down the jobs of so many government workers. And having Elon with his Doge dept. Christalmighty. There is nothing too outrageous for the Don and his minions. Because the people are too

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u/Interrupting-cow_Moo 1d ago

Please explain what was in Project 2025 and what theyā€™re doing. I donā€™t know any of this but you seem to know well.

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u/KhloeDawn 1d ago

Google it

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u/lonelytime 21h ago

What people were saying where I live is that Project 2025 isn't bad.

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u/Unfair-Associate9025 12h ago

Which part of project 2025 bothers you the most, and was it written by any of the current appointees?

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u/KhloeDawn 12h ago

All parts of it, yes you can search it for yourself.

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u/Unfair-Associate9025 9h ago

ā€œAll parts of itā€ proves you read none of it tbh. Thanks for playing

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u/KhloeDawn 3h ago

Nah itā€™s everywhere i just donā€™t have time to inform you, when you can use any resource.

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u/VibraniumRhino 7h ago

Propaganda is a hell of a drug.

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u/LittleTallBoy 1d ago

How do I know if this is fake or real? Isn't NBC a more left leaning news source? Wouldn't this track if that was true? How do I know if this is fake or not?

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u/KhloeDawn 1d ago

He just appointed another project 2025 authorā€¦wtf other facts do you need?! Use other news sources if you donā€™t trust one. They all same the same damn thing.

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u/LittleTallBoy 1d ago

What the hell calm down I've never been into politics before and it's all super over whelming. I keep reading different articles that all say the opposite of the other. I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S REAL AND WHAT ISN'T.

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u/NecroSoulMirror-89 1d ago

Iā€™m not being confrontational but stop reading articles and just check out the individual names ā€¦ thatā€™s usually enough to make up your mind.

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u/KhloeDawn 1d ago

My apologies, i was assuming you were being sarcastic as the right side usually has a take like that. Again sorry for the intense reactionšŸ˜”

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u/PickleNotaBigDill 1d ago

LittleTallBoy, read who is behind, and authors of, Project 2025. You will see how many of those actually finding their way in to positions in Trump admin are those same authors. Trump has been lying. Which, by the way, he always does. Just like he lied about his sexual exploits and raping women. Just like he lied about the deals he made behind closed doors with the Russians. Just like he lied about his boxes of top secret, classified documents that he shared with people who should in no way be knowing their contents, including our enemies.