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        24 hours ago

        At least there’s no more genocide going on anywhere in the world.

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        23 hours ago

        Top names on that list are Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and the Democratic political consultants who destroyed her campaign.

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          21 hours ago

          I was hoping you’d assume that I am talking about the people who were able to vote who sat at home.

          All I can suggest for the rest of you is to buckle up

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        Such a reactionary take. There’s a more than good chance the election was manipulated through voter suppression and purges. If we continue to look to the past and blame each other for failing to prevent Trump, the fascists will continue to use that to their advantage. There will be many Trump voters that were misinformed that want to resist, we must welcome the support. To get through this and move forward positively, we must look past grievances and work together.

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          Has everyone collectively forgotten how Trump literally bragged that his buddy Elawn can hack the voting machines? It was like he was nodding to ‘the hacker named 4chan’ and grinning that he was on the payroll.

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          There will be many Trump voters that were misinformed that want to resist, we must welcome the support.

          There must be a path to redemption. It’s there for anyone who wants to take it.

          To get through this and move forward positively, we must look past grievances and work together.

          While this is true, that path to redemption has to be taken first. Until then, my grievances stand firm.

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          It also assumes the outcome of our election was ever going to be fair, as if the captured Supreme Court wouldn’t have intervened in a close election to give Trump the presidency anyway. Harris needed a landslide victory to have a chance to avoid the election getting stolen, and by August it was clear she could not get one.

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          Emotionally I’m not inclined to place another iota of effort into politics. I feel like I’ve wasted 20 years of my life obsessing over it.

          And with that I have zero desire to forgive anyone even slightly responsible for Trump’s victory. I don’t owe anyone shit, I did not choose to be born.

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            19 hours ago

            I am the exact same.

            8 years, as I only started caring about politics when I saw Trump stamping his little feet over all of the progress we had made after Obama.

            Now, I’m ready to watch this shit burn. Fuck it. I’ve got my one way ticket ready for when it truly goes to hell.

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        The only people beneath Trump supporters in this society are people that didn’t bother to vote. They are scum.

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      I have met people who voted for trump because they didn’t like Hillary, or didn’t like biden and “didn’t realize what he’d do” and far, far too many people he targets like immigrants who support him, for a Myriad of reasons, but many, saying he wont target us because we supported him or “He’s not going to target us, just ‘insert country here’”. The leopards earing faces voters are very real and have put so much on themselves and everyone around them.

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        18 hours ago

        That excuse runs hollow this time around. He said exactly what he was going to do and is doing it. None of his is a surprise except to especially ignorant.

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      23 hours ago

      Well we couldn’t have bLuEmAGA in power after all! That would have been worse!/s

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        Yeah! God forbid we keep Democracy running for a few more years while we all get our collective asses into gear and start tackling issues one at a time instead of being tugged to and fro from issue to issue!

        One can dream, at least.

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          It’s been “a few more years” every election of my life. Nobody was ever going to take collective action to actually change the Democrat party, and the Republicans have been working for this endgame the whole time. The last two decades have been a slow motion car-crash.

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      19 hours ago

      awww. that’s gonna hurt their fee fees. well, i sure am glad we figured out how to stop fascism.

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      I feel the mad in you, I sincerely do, but when the whole ocean is moving in a certain way due to underlying currents, it is incorrect to place the blame on any individual droplet, for none of them individually are responsible for it or have the power to control or alter it. Understand that the droplets themselves are moving because of the said currents. The best you can do is accept reality and plan your course ahead. The mad only burns you from inside without solving any problem.

      PS: to everyone commenting below me, now mad at me -

      1. everyone is accountable for their individual actions and I’m not absolving anyone of their individual responsibilities.
      2. I’m not telling you that you shouldn’t feel the mad, rather that I get the mad that you feel. I’m just as mad as you.
      3. After being mad at all your friends and family for say about a decade, you come to realize that most of them are simple minds susceptible to propaganda, and that propaganda works, and that it works because it appeals to the human instinct of individualism (incorrectly overriding collectivism) using tools like fear and anger. We need to rise over our own anger and other instincts to see all this so we can better move forward.
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        it is incorrect to place the blame on any individual droplet

        No, they each made the individual choice to back a fascist.

        Absolving them of that responsibility is the same infantilizing condescension that liberal media has been pushing for a decade now.

        You don’t get to tell me how to feel about those who made the people I love unsafe, and I don’t owe a single one of those fascist bastards forgiveness.

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        He’s not blaming individuals, he’s blaming a collective. A conglomerate of willfully ignorant, and often hateful, voters. So yes, don’t personally attribute this to Bill So-and-so, but if you see Bill fly a confederate flag and talk about trans kids, you know Bill is part of the collective and you can go ahead and add some blame on his pile.

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        21 hours ago

        If only the Nazis at the Nuremberg trials had you as a lawyer. They were only following orders, after all.

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        Nobody understands population statistics… Your entire post is correct at a higher level than those shouting individualism, but they cannot comprehend the aggregate consequences or truth.

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            Nobody is saying your emotions are invalid. Your feelings are very valid. Here’s a hug from me to you to prove the point (I hope it counts, lol). All I’m saying is that anger is instinctive & it clouds our judgement (like we literally can’t process any other thoughts while angry). If you calmly think about it, you instantly reacted and insulted me and other poster above you, you put us both in the ‘other team’, while we were both in your team all along. That my friend is anger leading to more individualism (you alone in your room) over collectivism (same team). That is the exact same weakness that is exploited by those doing the propaganda. And that is why we all need to rise over it.

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              I wasn’t looking for advice, and so I don’t really care what you have to say, which is why I deleted my comment to debate bro above.

              Find another mission.

              Fuck every fascist forever, and I don’t need the “tut tuts” of moderates. Anger is a very useful motivating emotion, and I’m never letting this fire burn out.

              Intentionally so, so spare me more of your condescension.