Remember when we told everyone what he was going to do and millions of voters told us we were fearmongering, lying, exaggerating, or that he "didn't mean it"?

I used to love being right. Now I fucking hate it.

It's obviously pretty stupid, but we shouldn't act like the Americans are especially dumb, this is happening all over the globe.

People see: "economy is bad" so people vote out whoever is in power and vote in whoever screams the loudest that they have a magical fix. I would be shocked if the average trump, AFD etc. voter spends more then 15 minutes researching their vote (outside the endless stream of political content on yt and tiktok).

They support his agenda. Just not when it happens to them, they just want others to suffer.

So, they are just dumb right? He said exactly what he was going to do.

What lies. Trump was openly a piece of human shit and voters got what they voted for. The people that voted for him do get to take responsibility for the complete shit show we will experience going forward.

Fundamentally, if you voted for Trump you do support his agenda. That's how voting works.

You just don't want to own it.

Well of course, because the only trait they were really interested in was that he wasn't the other guy.

Politics has become tribalist nonsense.

People didn't vote for Trump, they voted against Biden.

This chart might be a little bit out of date by this point, but the basic pattern it's pointing out is still pretty obvious

You know what? At this point it wouldn’t surprise me if they didn’t.

I didn’t wanna get all BlueAnon at first but some of the shit these assholes have said are almost hinting that they rigged some swing states and just have to fucking brag about it.

Did we though? There was a whole lot of legally cheating (gerrymandering, voter suppression, etc.) and maybe some not so legal cheating as well by his election and judge minions.

They didn't vote for Trump, they vote for "whatever the liberals hate".

They don't care if they suffer too. They only want to watch the "others" hurt.

Traitors voted for Trump.

Because the average American is a moron.

Reminder that everyone who didn't vote still bears responsibility: Not making a decision is still a decision.

Edit: Anyone who disagrees can eat all of my shit and hair. <3

Dems couldn't have run a worse campaign if they tried.

and people don't want to acknowledge that maybe they did, because "both sides" is a fucking meme to stop you from looking behind the curtain.

Americas owners got exactly what they paid for and the people think it was their idea.

Breaking News: Americans are idiots

There are zero excuses that anyone can use to claim that they didn't know what Trump was going to do or that it would be this bad. We lived through the first term where we saw the shit he was doing. We saw every tweet, post, and video where he said exactly what he wanted to do. Remember when he literally said he wanted to be a dictator? Yea, it was 100% out there the whole time. If that wasn't enough, every word out of his mouth has been hate directed at some demographic. Deciding that that was acceptable was already too much. I will never forgive anyone that voted for that Nazi.

That's because fascists make you look at a problem and then suggest themselves as the solution. Whatever problem ruffles the most feathers will be part of their campaign. In Trumps case it's immigrants, deep state, and wokeism. The rest of his agenda gets ignored. Tax cuts for the rich, power to the president, imperialism, etc. It's all meaningless as long as you are mad at something.

Never let them forget. They are not allowed to be upset or plead for sympathy!

If only there was someone who was running for President who was on a major party ticket and had an agenda that - for the most part - was supported by the majority of Americans.

Because people don’t vote for policy, just culture war bullshit

They wanted him in the white house, but they also wanted the democrats to stop him from implementing the crazy stuff he proposed. They wanted a reason to complain about democrats blocking stuff - then democrats came up a couple of votes short in both house and senate.