Is anyone else depressed about MAGA?
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Anonymous
I don’t see MAGAS calling people’s kids stupid, only dems. And dems defending it. |
Anonymous
| No matter who gets elected, it won’t be as ruinous as the other side is making it out to be. It never is. |
Anonymous
You don’t think electing Trump, who is literally a demented psychopath, will be a problem? Astonishing. |
Anonymous
I am a die hard MAGA and have an MS in tech |
Anonymous
He was already president once. We survived. |
Anonymous
He was already President for four years. We know what to expect, perhaps more with Trump than Harris. |
Anonymous
| No. I’m depressed about Haitian immigrants in Ohio killing people’s pets to eat and cutting the heads off ducks in local parks there. DEPORT |
Anonymous
While many of us survived (barely) his first term, his colossal bungling in handling the pandemic killed too many. His dementia has significantly advanced, especially in the last few months. He needs to be cared for and should certainly not be POTUS. |
Anonymous
Yep, and the majority of voters don't want what Trump offered when he ran again in 2020, and after Jan 6th,; civil conviction for sexual assault; 34 felony convictions, and certainly don't want him 4 years older and more unhinged. Oh yeah. Project 2025. |
Anonymous
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MAGA is so racist the Vietnamese community loves Trump:
Democrats say everything they don't like is racist. It's overused at this point. |
Anonymous
We know how bad it is going to be under Trump, we have seen it. It is not that bad. But no one had any idea what a disaster it is going to be under Harris. |
Anonymous
And yet, majority of voters do want what Trump offered. Otherwise he will not be leading in polls. |
Anonymous
The good thing is that people who was killed by Trump will be voting for Harris this time. |
Anonymous
Ok. Then what do you support about a president that speaks like this: Mark Cuban @mcuban Let’s play Trump Jeopardy! The following is the answer. What is the question ? I had to break it up into multiple parts. It was too long to post “I had a great relationship with President Xi of China. Really very close relationship. Now he likes China. I like us. So. But I don't want to. He was my dear, dear friend. He's a tough guy. He's a fierce person. I say very smart. You know, when you say he's smart, the fake news goes crazy. He said, President Xi is smart. And I say, you know, he controls 1.4 billion people with an iron fist. He's smart. But we had a very good relationship with China until Covid. And when that came in, it was a whole different ballgame as far as I was concerned. And we made a great China trade deal, maybe better than the USMCA. And I'd never talk about it because what happened with COVID for the whole world, $60 trillion in, you know, deaths, 70,000,060, nobody even knows how many deaths. And it all came out of Wuhan. So it changed my relationship. But I think I'll have a great relationship with China. I had one before, and they respected us. But they respected us because they no longer thought we were fools. They used to think we were fools because we built China. They would take over $500 billion a year and use it for their military and other things. And we got nothing on that. We got some cheap product. We got, you can buy 19 pencils instead of two. Who the hell cares? You can buy 16 dolls for your daughter instead of two nice dolls. And we got very little out of that relationship. They got a tremendous military power, and they still have it today. So. But I believe we will have a very good relationship with China and with a lot of other countries that we're not getting along with too well today. And things are going to straighten, we're going to get an straightened out very quickly, very important that we get along with the rest of the world. You know, we have things today called nuclear weapons. I rebuilt our whole military, including our nuclear capability. And so I got very familiar with it. And, you know, I say this often because I had an uncle who was the longest serving, I believe the longest serving. I was told that by MIT, but he was at 39, I guess 41 years, longest serving professor in the history of MIT in nuclear, something he knew a lot about. And we used to talk about, and I'd say, uncle John, there's no way he was telling me about this incredible power that was being unleashed potentially. And I say, Uncle John, you could never. And you know what? He was very modest because I've seen the destructive capability, and this world is going to have to get along because if that's ever unleashed, we already have too many countries that have at least remnants of it, some of it probably five countries, if you think. And Kim Jong un. When I went to the White House after winning in 2016, I sat with President Obama, which is a ritual. And you said, and you talk. And I said, what's the biggest problem? He said, north Korea is the biggest problem. I don't think it's solvable. I said, have you tried calling him or talking to him? Actually, the answer was yes, and he wasn't responded to, but I did, and we were very safe. It started off a little rocky, if you remember a little rocket man. I called and told me things, too. He's got a red button on his desk. I said, I have a bigger red button, and my red button works, I said. And then it started getting a little nicer. And then one day I got a call that they'd like to meet. And it was a great thing. We had a great meeting. We had two meetings, actually, two great meeting summits, and we had no problem with them. Now they have a problem because they're not, like, in this administration. They don't respect this administration at all. So we have to get along. We have to get along. We can't have world War Three. You're going to end up in World War III, just like you should have never had Russia go in. It would have never happened. If a competent person led us, it would have never happened. He led them into it. And I'm not blaming Biden, but you know what? What he was saying was exactly the wrong thing. I said, we're going to have an invasion because of a lot of the rhetoric. It was stupid rhetoric, but it would have never happened. Not only for that reason. Oil was down low. You know, oil was almost at a barrel. So Putin is one of the only people. I mean, nothing's easy in life, but Putin at $100 a barrel, war works at $40 a barrel. It didn't work at all. So we're going to get back to an intelligently run place, a place where other countries aren't using the word nuclear. That word was never talked about during my. Because I knew the power of it and I talked to Putin about it. I talked to President Xi about it. I think we were going to. Do you remember the talk where we were going to reduce nuclear capability substantially, all three of us, we're going to start, we're going to reduce very substantially. And then we had the election. And after the election, they didn't talk about that or anything else likely. But we have to be very, very careful because the destructive capability of nuclear, when people talk about global warming, I say the ocean is going to go down 100th of an inch within the next 400. That's not our problem. Our problem is nuclear warming. And we better be smart, and we better have smart people at the top that know how to deal, because these people don't know how to deal. Putin came out today. He endorsed Kamala. And I didn't know what they were supposed to call him up and say, thank you very much. I appreciate it. But he endorsed Kamala. I have a feeling. I don't know. I don't know exactly what to say about that. I don't know if I'm insulted or he did me a favor. But we have to get along with the world. We can't have war because the destructive capability. You can be the head of the biggest bank, wherever the hell Jamie is sitting. You can be the head of the biggest bank in the world, and a couple of nukes in your bank doesn't mean a thing. You gotta get along because this is such an important job. It's a dangerous job too. Very dangerous job. Statistically, being president is very dangerous. That throbbing feeling I have. Oh, that throbbing feeling now. It's a very dangerous job and you have to do it right. And if you don't do it right, bad things will happen to the world. Things like you've never seen before. Okay, thank you very much.” |
Anonymous
How do you know these people? I have a wide circle of friends among republicans and democrats, and I don't know anyone without college degree (even my cleaning lady has bachelor degree). Maybe you should reconsider your circle? |