[PrimeMcFly]

Those Americans are wrong, and most deserve the 'deplorable' moniker they were given. Most of them shouldn't have a right to vote in the first place IMO.

And to downplay the issues as 'a president's style' is incredibly disingenuous.

[w4ffl35]

These are simply more opinions and do not justify your desire to enact fascism via rigged elections.

[PrimeMcFly]

No, not opinions. Demonstrable facts.

[ginsider_oaks]

> Most of them shouldn't have a right to vote in the first place [in my opinion].

> > These are simply more opinions [...]

> > > No, not opinions. Demonstrable facts.

you're going to have to explain this one to me

[PrimeMcFly]

Most of the positions of people who vote GOP are untenable and at odds with our current understanding. Denying climate change is a good example.

Voting on that basis has, and will continue to have real damage for citizens of the country, and thus the country as an entity.

[olgeni]

I remember the time when "Trump vaccines were developed too quickly for his electoral benefit, and we don't trust them."

Our "current understanding" seems to be shifting a lot.

[PrimeMcFly]

Nah. Not true at all. No one worth listening to on the left was dismissing the vaccines because Trump talked about them.