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u/Remote_Sherbet_1499 5h ago

I am an American who voted against him 3 times. We had 77 million racist greedy morons who voted for him and additional pathetic 90 million who didn't vote at all. So, yes, you are 100% correct. You cannot trust the US any longer.

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u/soupseasonbestseason i’m a communist you idiot 4h ago

as an american who also NEVER voted for him, i suspect that (at the very least) the last election was stolen. and we are watching as they are trying to do the same thing this upcoming november.

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u/Deep_Alps7150 3h ago

That’s the only explanation for why they want to kill mail in voting so hard.

They can rig the votes at the machines, but have no control over mail in ballots.

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u/hollygoflightly 3h ago

100%. I mean didn’t musk pretty much admit it already?

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u/carolinagypsy the pet psychic for the Sun told me so 3h ago

Same. I’m in a deeply red state and I don’t keep company with only dems. I know all of one person who did not vote for Kamala. The repubs I know either also noted for her or didn’t vote.

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u/stategate 4h ago

I'm American, I concurr and I also apologize to all Canadians on behalf of those who fought to keep him out of office. We exist, we tried everything, and it wasn't enough. I'm sorry.

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u/Compuoddity 4h ago

We didn't try hard enough. The first time around we thought there was no way. The second time we pushed back just hard enough. The third time... there's no excuse for that.

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u/stategate 4h ago

There were people here that gave it everything. Depressing, really. To think that they gave their heart and soul to the fight and so many Americans shrugged and said it wasn't their problem.

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u/DentedAnvil 4h ago

It's telling that he won when running against women. Fundamentalist Christian misogyny is woven deeply into many Americans' identity and thought processes.

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u/hollyw00d8604 4h ago

don't forget racism. he got the majority of the white woman vote

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u/DentedAnvil 3h ago

That added extra votes, but he had a huge number of white women vote for him against Hillary.

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u/gpradar 3h ago

And don’t forget the DNC failing its constituents on multiple levels over multiple election cycles.

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u/Calm_Brilliant_9236 Currently White Ariana Grande 3h ago

And they wonder why they couldn't get people to come out and vote for them.

https://giphy.com/gifs/LwyaORSd9liNZ6MyuX

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u/superxpro12 2h ago

im still unable to comprehend how ending roe-v-wade didnt end republicans wholesale. What the fuck are anyone below the age of 40 fucking doing?

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u/hollygoflightly 3h ago

Unfortunately misogyny is woven into many people’s identities and thought processes everywhere, not just in the US

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u/RedditIsLeBoring 2h ago

Never forget the dems that wouldn't get off their asses and vote for the one candidate that would have defeated him. To this day they blame anyone but themselves for this BS. I will never forget or forgive those fencesitting POSs.

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u/Saikotsu 4h ago

I'm still fighting. I go to every protest I can, I help my candidates campaign, I help write articles in the newspaper, I attend every political event I can, I speak with every candidate I get the chance to as well. My mom does all that and more too, she's an old hippie and I'm proud to work with her through all this.

But it never feels like it's enough. We do more than most and there's always more to do, and it never feels like it's enough. But still we fight, because how could we not?

As an American and as a Canadian, I cannot and will not stand idly by and watch this country go into the shitter without a fight.

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u/BeagleWrangler 2h ago

I work in political tech and I just want to tell you how much it matters to the folks working in politics seeing folks like you show up and work hard for this country. The day to day stress right now is almost unbearable and seeing folks turn out for their communities is sometimes the only thing that keeps me going. We deserve a better country and it insoires me to see folks out trying to make that happen.

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u/Overgrown_Apple 3h ago

Turns out people don't like it when you flood their country with a bunch of foreigners. They take extreme measures.

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u/Ya_like_dags 3h ago

Good thing Biden deported enormous of illegal aliens numbers, right?

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u/DryFig511 2h ago

I'm sorry...this is not the flex you think it is and this type of thing is exactly why the democrats keep fucking losing 🙄

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u/Panelak_Cadillac 3h ago

In fact, a lot of Americans decided that the Americans opposed to this platform was the problem.

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u/KendalBoy 3h ago

I worked really hard organizing and it’s WM who were shrugging their shoulders and doing jack shit. If you wanted to find a way to help- you’d likely have a woman trainer or organizer. So now men insist no one worked hard. We did and you refused to even engage.

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u/ScottishKnifemaker 2h ago

We need to throw it out all these fucking establishment Democrats who are complicit in everything this regime has done

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u/thenletskeepdancing 2h ago

Speak for yourself.

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u/Unusual_Sherbert_809 4h ago

I have to say, the constant apologies from Americans are very cold comfort for ever country/nation/continent currently being attacked/harassed/invaded by the USA.

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u/stategate 4h ago

Yeah, I get it. For me, I'm absolutely horrified at what Trump has been doing to everyone, and I feel powerless to do anything to stop it. I can protest, I can write to my Senator or Representative, but the only real power I have is voting in November. The Republicans are in charge, and they refuse to do anything to hold Trump accountable. There is the mere thought that we could be on the verge of invading Canada and Greenland, and there is nothing I can do to stop it.

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u/peachfluffed 4h ago

What country do you live in that’s being harassed by Trump? Because unless you’re Ukraine or Iran I guarantee America itself is suffering more. Try being from Minnesota. Can’t go anywhere without ICE agents.

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u/Stu161 4h ago

Americans are so self-centred, they think a country's sovereignty being threatened by America is better than living in America. They aren't a serious people.

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u/peachfluffed 3h ago

You’re the one who sounds self-centered honestly. Are you under threat of being shot in the street?

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u/fishWeddin 3h ago

Sometimes, I think about the fact that my spouse is thirty years old, and Trump has been on every ballot he's seen.

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u/mikrokosm0s 2h ago

I had to stop and think about this— you’re absolutely right. I’m mid-30s and I’ve only ever voted on one presidential ballot without Trump’s name on it, and with the way things are going, his name might be on the next one as well.

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u/TerryLink11 3h ago

Did we? Or did musk really steal the election?

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u/so-strand 4h ago

There’s also this.

Trump still would have won in 2024 even if everyone had turned out to vote, Pew finds

https://www.npr.org/2025/06/26/nx-s1-5447450/trump-2024-election-non-voters-coalition

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u/StannVeal 4h ago

Trump still would have won in 2024 even if Kamala got the most votes. Elon would have made sure of that.

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u/hoagiemouf 4h ago

I mean that’s pretty much what happened.

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u/yous-guys 3h ago

Are you saying Dominion did something? There have been lawsuits about this and they haven’t been found at fault yet.

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u/so-strand 4h ago

I think that’s a comforting fiction. There’s no real evidence for it other than what Trump blathered about on stage, and none of what he says has any basis in reality. There were polls immediately before the election that exactly predicted the outcome.

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u/Minute987 4h ago

Don't lie.

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u/so-strand 3h ago

Show me the evidence

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u/Overgrown_Apple 3h ago

This is quite the conspiracy theory.

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u/Stock_Rent_4380 2h ago

These are my feelings exactly. And it's horrible.

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u/Otaku_Snake 2h ago

Idk if anyone else feels this way, but I’ve never believed we’ll ever be a non morally corrupt country. There’s no agreed upon way to deal with the learned hatred and apathy that’s systematically built into our society. Humans don’t like change or outsiders, our brains will target people we feel threatened by(even if there is no genuine threat)

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u/m3g4m4nnn 4h ago

Yeah, the entire world is well aware. 

Always good to see Americans coming to terms with the reality they've constructed, though.

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u/Any-Advantage-3171 2h ago

I mean aside from assassination, there really isn't much a lot of us can do.

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u/hellomydudes_95 That's progressive. I'm into that. 4h ago

as a south american, I can tell you: don't worry. most people don't.