How did you read any of that from my comment?
I'm just pointing out that fascism doesn't go away just because Trump is gone.
queermunist
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The largest protest movement in US history happened under Trump. People aren't that comfortable, and you yourself probably believe Trump is going to make a lot of people very uncomfortable.
The US empire is an ongoing environmental and humanitarian disaster.
I won't lift a finger to vote for genocide. You can twist yourself into ideological knots to convince yourself that voting for genocide will save Palestinians, but I see the truth. The only chance Palestinians have is if the US and Israel are defeated.
Which president is more likely to lose against the Axis of Resistance?
Can't wait for their next "best, last, and final offer." π€‘
It's not just "other people" that make those experiences bad.
It's specific people.
Hotter take: patents shouldn't exist.
Trump is the most American president we've ever had.
The options were chosen and rallied for by representatives picked by the people who actually thought about and participated in local government elections.
Except one of the options was foisted onto us and no one voted for her, and the last time she ran she was so unpopular that she dropped out before the primaries.
And if he loses, so will the next Republican.
And the next one.
And the next one.
That didn't happen last time. Instead, everyone tried to become the new Trump and take up the mantle. They failed because the real Trump was still running, but without him they'll be able to adapt.
Although they'll struggle to draw in voters the way Trump does. People like Trump because he's an "outsider". A new outsider can totally emerge to take up the mantle once Trump is not sucking all the oxygen out of the room.
Or who knows. Maybe once Trump is defeated everything will go back to normal. π