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It's HK-47 said:
Sure, why not. If you start talking about Hillary in a sheer nightgown I'm going to leave, though.
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Alright.

The Last Stand said:
Was it all worth it? Ask yourself that question.

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Four years of Trump, and Coronavirus has led up to this point.

Many of us, myself included has watched this unfold live. I'm still shocked that this election had concluded to a literal coup at Capitol Hill. We've all joked that right-wingers don't have the courage to actually "step up" against the government. Well, a lot of them did.

Even Republicans are condemning these people as "thugs" and "mobs." This will change the face of the GOP for years to come. Regardless of what you think of Trump or MAGA, their public image is certainly tainted and impacted by today's events.

All the media coverage, all the fear mongering, all the whataboutism..., you can joke around about people as much as you want until you can see what they are capable one.

My home country has been divided and destroyed by political opportunists, anarchists, racists while the people in charge just watched until it came to their front door. It breaks my heart.

If there is a time for Americans to come forward and hold ourselves accountable to fix issues that have affected this country for decades, now is the time.

Capsaicin Addict said:
You first.

No, seriously. Trump didn't cause this. Trump was a symptom. People were getting fed up with the Republicans 'gracefully losing' over and over, nominating milquetoast, bloodless candidates who couldn't excite a bowl of oatmeal if they stuck it under a particle accelerator.

But no, it's the voters who must be wrong.
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Donald J. Trump is the result of a political system that has failed its citizens for decades. Subsequently, both political parties have been affected by Trumpism either by their own actions or a surge of changed demographics. Do I personally blame Donald J. Trump for all this? I don't know. Him, the media, the systems that be, outside interference, all of it holds blame.

We will never have another presidency like the Trump administration for a while. In a way, he exposed all the flaws of American society while being his arrogrant, self-centered self. Although, I don't think it was intentional on his part.

Well done.
 
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The Last Stand said:
Alright.


Four years of Trump, and Coronavirus has led up to this point.

Many of us, myself included has watched this unfold live. I'm still shocked that this election had concluded to a literal coup at Capitol Hill. We've all joked that right-wingers don't have the courage to actually "step up" against the government. Well, a lot of them did.

Even Republicans are condemning these people as "thugs" and "mobs." This will change the face of the GOP for years to come. Regardless of what you think of Trump or MAGA, their public image is certainly tainted and impacted by today's events.

All the media coverage, all the fear mongering, all the whataboutism..., you can joke around about people as much as you want until you can see what they are capable one.

My home country has been divided and destroyed by political opportunists, anarchists, racists while the people in charge just watched until it came to their front door. It breaks my heart.

If there is a time for Americans to come forward and hold ourselves accountable to fix issues that have affected this country for decades, now is the time.


Donald J. Trump is the result of a political system that has failed its citizens for decades. Subsequently, both political parties have been affected by Trumpism either by their own actions or a surge of changed demographics. Do I personally blame Donald J. Trump for all this? I don't know. Him, the media, the systems that be, outside interference, all of it holds blame.

We will never have another presidency like the Trump administration for a while. In a way, he exposed all the flaws of American society while being his arrogrant, self-centered self. Although, I don't think it was intentional on his part.

Well done.
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America honestly deserves to burn tbqh.
There’s nothing left to save at this point and nothing can be fixed; no amount of begging people to accept responsibility or having bleeding heart speeches isn’t going to do Jack shit. I now understand why people call this country third world.

At least we have confirmation that Republicans and boomers are the real monsters.
 
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The Last Stand said:
Alright.


Four years of Trump, and Coronavirus has led up to this point.

Many of us, myself included has watched this unfold live. I'm still shocked that this election had concluded to a literal coup at Capitol Hill. We've all joked that right-wingers don't have the courage to actually "step up" against the government. Well, a lot of them did.

Even Republicans are condemning these people as "thugs" and "mobs." This will change the face of the GOP for years to come. Regardless of what you think of Trump or MAGA, their public image is certainly tainted and impacted by today's events.

All the media coverage, all the fear mongering, all the whataboutism..., you can joke around about people as much as you want until you can see what they are capable one.

My home country has been divided and destroyed by political opportunists, anarchists, racists while the people in charge just watched until it came to their front door. It breaks my heart.

If there is a time for Americans to come forward and hold ourselves accountable to fix issues that have affected this country for decades, now is the time.


Donald J. Trump is the result of a political system that has failed its citizens for decades. Subsequently, both political parties have been affected by Trumpism either by their own actions or a surge of changed demographics. Do I personally blame Donald J. Trump for all this? I don't know. Him, the media, the systems that be, outside interference, all of it holds blame.

We will never have another presidency like the Trump administration for a while. In a way, he exposed all the flaws of American society while being his arrogrant, self-centered self. Although, I don't think it was intentional on his part.

Well done.
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Oh I agree. Just realize this tapestry is torn and burning.

You cant save a sinking ship.

This is a fight between two groups of white people. You owe neither group your loyalty nor allegiance.
Nor would you benefit if you joined either side.
 
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DeadFish said:
Oh I agree. Just realize this tapestry is torn and burning.

You cant save a sinking ship.

This is a fight between two groups of white people. You owe neither group your loyalty nor allegiance.
Nor would you benefit if you joined either side.
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I've tried the centrist approach for a while. All that has done is get people pissed off at me.
 
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Four years of Trump, and Coronavirus has led up to this point.
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I'm noticing a suspiciously large DNC shaped hole in your post explaining how we got here.
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They’re not the ones invading the capitol.
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It's okay that you dont remember the lafayette riots in June. 2020 was, like, 50 years ago afterall.
 
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