MrTruf

I really hope Trump fades into obscurity, so nature can start healing. If nothing else, shutting Leo the fuck up is motivation enough to cast a vote for Kamala

I think we got him, guys, I think we got Trump this time

It's called denialism, and you’re being called to wallow in it for the next four years. With messages like these: If some of you really loved and valued democracy as much as you claim you do (you don't), you would have DEMANDED the Democratic Party give you a VIABLE candidate. You would have refused the options offered to you. But instead, you play along, as you always do, larping as deep thinkers and gaslighting everyone around you. You’re not that. Even Leo is an absolute nobody beyond the walls of this forum; no one gives a shit what he has to say, no matter how hard he tries to prop himself up (Trump levels of delusion). A year ago, I placed a bet with x20 odds that Newsom would be elected in the 2024 presidential election, because it was obvious to me- and to anyone at least trying to be honest with themselves- that there was NO WAY Biden could run again. What I didn’t foresee was how deeply entrenched Democratic supporters would be in their delusions and their blind loyalty. So here we are. Once again you're left with the choice of Douche and Turd Sandwich.

It’s okayish- better than the usual Trump interviews. It felt more like a conversation, with the typical slip-ups of self-aggrandizement, but fewer this time. Far better than Kamala's word salad or her pre-programmed responses that often say nothing of substance or just state the obvious. It did make him seem a bit more humane, maybe? As I mentioned before, I’m not sure this will change any minds, but it might motivate some to hit the polls

The Nobel Committee just called- they want to know if you're available to accept the peace prize ASAP for your brilliant plan! Should I get them your contact info?

yeah no it seems there's a misunderstanding here, even though I'm trying my best to be precise. The point I'm making is that for many voters/supporters, the motivation to cast a vote for Trump comes from a desire to challenge the status quo, not necessarily a guaranteed belief that it will lead to improvement (spoiler: it probably won’t). Many of them are likely reacting out of frustration with a system they feel has failed them. It's that simple. It's less about the conviction that Trump will fix things and more about the impulse to lash out at what they see as an unresponsive establishment. The fear of making things worse is certainly valid, but it doesn't negate their feelings of disenfranchisement. And so it goes I actually chuckled, I really did

I don't have anything else to add to what I just updated in my last message. Just a friendly reminder to take your meds.

Don't mind if I take your invitation for the last word by simply reposting your message. You crafted this story for yourself, where you're fighting forces of evil and where you can be hero for once, even if it's in this hollow way on a forum, preaching to a choir. Last few months probably were more exciting for you than your last decade. Well the jig is up. Now run to the people you love the most and tell them what you really think about them, you Truth lover you

Don't embarass yourself, have some decorum

Really? I'll leave it to the other members to decide for themselves "Your types" I meant people with apparent TDS and the way you frame the situation. I don't care if you're a leftist, and it's definitely not an insult where I'm from. Good for you! Nice job

I started by replying to your message, but my response was also in line with my previous posts, as I was trying to make a broader statement (at least in my mind). Sorry for the confusion

It was not directed at You personally, calm down

Yes, it seems Americans have indeed stooped this low. It's a reflection of their frustrations and the choices they feel are available to them To add: the unwillingness of the establishment to take responsibility for what's been termed "Trumpism" will only lead to more excesses. Mark my words.

Trump has neither real policies nor the competence to implement them (even if he did have some), and he's far from a genuine conservative... so what's new? My response here is to the topic of this thread- he resonates with people who feel dismissed, unheard, and frustrated with the usual empty promises. If you're claiming that their grievances and sense of alienation aren't legitimate, you're sorely mistaken

Ask a Trump voter, touch grass, and you'll find out