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Eraser wrote:Considering the choice is between Biden and Trump, unfortunately, "orange man bad" is enough reason to vote for Biden.

Here in The Netherlands, we have a multi-party model. That means that despite me not wanting to vote for the party of our current prime minister (Mark Rutte), it doesn't force me to vote for someone else I don't like. Because there's many options, I can pick a party that at aligns with enough of my views that they earn my vote.
Americans don't have that luxury, so when one of the two options has been in power the past four years and has proven that he is a completely untrustworthy, bigoted, racist and lying traitor, then yeah, the vote automatically defaults to the other side. I'm not saying that's a good situation to be in, but it is the situation you've all been creating for yourselves over there.

Transient wrote:What's even funnier is seeing Gwamps call someone out for a spelling mistake.

YourGrandpa wrote:
Untrustworthy = Has recently flipped on his pacts with the progressives.
Bigoted = Cages at the boarder and deportation of 2.5 million people.
Racist = 1994 Crime bill.
Lying traitor = His initial response to the Covid-19 crisis.

Biden is no better. And his poor economic record, position on looting/rioting and his insane tax plan make him slightly worse.

YourGrandpa wrote:Funnier yet, Tranycunt only saw the spelling call out. What a rube. :olo:

YourGrandpa wrote: The guy who can't even spell fascism thinks American fascism started and ends with Trump.

Brain washed. :olo:

A 2016 study from Texas researchers found that “counties which hosted a Trump rally saw a 226 percent increase in hate-motivated incidents... The rhetoric used in the Trump rallies likely promoted White identity and served to increase a sense of group threat, which led to heightened incidents of hate incidents.”

• A 2017 study by Tufts University researchers found that “exposure to Trump’s prejudiced statements made people more more likely to write offensive things, not only about the groups targeted by Trump, but sometimes about other identity groups as well.”

• A 2018 study from researchers at the University of Alabama and Loyola University found that “Trump’s election in November of 2016 was associated with a statistically significant surge in reported hate crimes across the United States... counties that voted for President Trump by the widest margins in the presidential election also experienced the largest increases in reported hate crimes.”

Κracus wrote:I've called Trumps impeachment, massive death tolls in the US and the world from coronavirus etc...

xer0s wrote:lol, no.

Life is too cush for most people. Times aren’t hard enough. People just like to bitch and get attention, and it’s way too easy to do now that we have the internet.

Times have to get reeeeeeally tough before there would be a civil war. People will continue to sit on the couch and complain from their phone...