Trump Put Out Notice If He Loses Election Again, He Won't Go Down Quietly

[ALGAYDO 35,073]

1 hour ago, Pennywise said:

but at this point I cannot help but hate him as much as I hate Trump, for which I am not sorry. I feel free to voice my feelings because I am not a citizen, and I cannot vote 

 

Sis how is Biden just as bad as Trump in your eyes  Biden’s a huge turd but Trump is the whole damn sewer 

[Pennywise 36,080]

59 minutes ago, ALGAYDO said:

Sis how is Biden just as bad as Trump in your eyes  Biden’s a huge turd but Trump is the whole damn sewer 

He allowed and supported a genocide. That makes him the same in my eyes. I know Trump would have done the same, if not worse, but that does not absolve Biden or the rest of the democrats. I won't ever trust a liberal politician again, for even the most basic human decency. (for stupid people: this does not mean that I trust OTHER types of politicians)

 

I fully believe that it all should burn down, these days. The problem is not only the politicians, but the people themselves, on all sides of the political spectrum. Everyone should go. 

All in all, though, I know that what I personally believe is largely inconsequential. That is just how the world works at the moment. 

[Morphine Prince 109,654]

19 minutes ago, Pennywise said:

He allowed and supported a genocide. That makes him the same in my eyes. I know Trump would have done the same, if not worse, but that does not absolve Biden or the rest of the democrats.

And no one is saying it does. 

Quite frankly, this is a binary choice whether we like it or not. 

Gaza isn't the only issue on the ballot, so if you compare both, to me, Biden is the one who should win. 

This doesn't mean Biden has been a good president, because he hasn't. But when I voted for him in 2020 I knew he wouldn't be. He quite literally told us in 2020 nothing would fundamentally change. He has however done a lot of positive things such as student loan cancellation, infrastructure plans, slowly but consistently easing inflation, etc. 

Honestly, if you don't live in a swing state it matters very little what you do with your vote or if you don't vote at all. The election will come down to Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania at the end of the day. 

[Pennywise 36,080]

7 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

And no one is saying it does. 

Quite frankly, this is a binary choice whether we like it or not. 

Gaza isn't the only issue on the ballot, so if you compare both, to me, Biden is the one who should win. 

This doesn't mean Biden has been a good president, because he hasn't. But when I voted for him in 2020 I knew he wouldn't be. He quite literally told us in 2020 nothing would fundamentally change. He has however done a lot of positive things such as student loan cancellation, infrastructure plans, slowly but consistently easing inflation, etc. 

Honestly, if you don't live in a swing state it matters very little what you do with your vote or if you don't vote at all. The election will come down to Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania at the end of the day. 

I understand all that you say. I'm merely airing out my frustrations. 

[Helxig 45,335]

Did he learn nothing from inciting the insurrection at the capitol building?? He's planning to do literally the same thing again?

Also, clear sign of an authoritarian dictator.. do what I want or I'll organise violence against you

[Chromatislaps 34,854]

Isn't this "instigating"  behavior not the exact thing they did investigate him for the capitol storming  What more proof do ya'll need...lock this clown up