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[–] HazardousBanjo@lemmy.world 20 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

And yet with nearly every story of someone's loved ones being deported, their business going bankrupt or their entire means of affording necessities being on credit,

if they supported this orange bastard before, they still do.

Seems like every story of a working class Republican voter getting fucked by Trump ends with them saying "but I still support Trump and trust things will turn around"

[–] jj4211@lemmy.world 3 points 2 weeks ago

Maybe his 'supporters' but not 'everyone that voted for him'.

Of the millions that voted, we don't really hear the voice one way or the other from most of those people.

For those that vocally supported him before, the thought of "I told you so" is so abhorrent they'd rather be all in than hear that sentiment.

[–] UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world 1 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

if they supported this orange bastard before, they still do.

He's got no meaningful opposition. It's vote for the Republican who says they love Trump. Or vote for the Cuomo-crat who says he loves Trumpism but thinks Trump is doing it wrong.

We've got two right wing parties. Their only critique of one another is that the other guy isn't business friendly enough.

[–] HazardousBanjo@lemmy.world 2 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Let's not be stupid and pretend for a second that the Dems and GOP are the same.

Biden and the establishment Dems are certainly corporation loving whores who are ok with atrocities so long as they make money off it. This is true.

But Biden et al didn't fundamentally end US democracy, mass revoke the rights of all US citizens, create the most well funded secret police to send minorities to concentration camps foreign and domestic, give full unrestricted support to Israel to complete the genocide and attack it's neighbors, alienate all of our allies, crash our economy nor launch the biggest domestic spy system in US history. (All of this since Jan 20th this year, BTW)

[–] UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world 0 points 2 weeks ago

Let’s not be stupid and pretend for a second that the Dems and GOP are the same.

No, of course not. Dems rarely get any real power. They're controlled opposition.

Liberals operate as a placeholder for when plutocrats need to diffuse public outrage at the current leadership. And they are a means of temporarily gentling harsh, unpopular measures without actually removing them.

Most importantly, they're deliberately weak, incompetent, and disappointing. Merrick Garland is a great example of a modern American liberal. Pete Buttigieg and Kamala Harris, too.

But Biden et al didn’t fundamentally end US democracy

He ended it when he allowed his political opposition to go back to business as usual with no legal consequences. Ffs, Cruz and Hawley were glad-handing the crowd during J6. Charlie Kirk paid to bus people in - by extension making Foster Friese and Robert Mercer financially complicit in the resulting riots.

Never even mind Trump. You have a congo line of activists and financial bankers who organized a coup on the US Congress. Biden didn't do shit about them. Instead, he unleashed his attack dogs on... Columbia student protesters.

Biden ended democracy the day he walked out of his office and handed the keys to the Trump administration, fully knowing what they intended 4 years in advance.