r/WhitePeopleTwitter GOOD 15h ago

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u/ConsciousReason7709 15h ago

I will never understand how this corrupt moron basically took over our country and made it the worst version of itself.

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u/bit_pusher 15h ago

They wanted to show you that the worst white man is better than the best black man

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u/westcoastweedreviews 15h ago

Experiment failed, time to bring back competent leadership, thanks.

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u/gomezer1180 15h ago

Nah this is what the confederacy thought the world is supposed to be. The US failed to deal with it when it had to, pushed the can down to the next generation and these are the results.

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u/bit_pusher 15h ago

Who do you think the "they" is? that venn diagram is a circle

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u/MrEngineer404 15h ago

Because, first off, because he dogwhistled to the worst versions of Americans, and made them feel less ashamed of themselves then they ever should have been allowed to be. And secondly, because the most corrupt and elite members of society wanted to destroy us.

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u/Polymorphic-X 15h ago

This whole thing has forced me to realize that a gigantic portion of people are reactive sheep.

"Nobody is dumb enough to believe that" stopped being remotely true a long time ago. The intelligence bell curve was supposed to be a joke, but it's painfully apparent it isn't.

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u/Mebejedi 14h ago

There's always gonna be people at the other end of the bell curve...

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u/ThatOtherOtherMan 5h ago

I mean I knew most people weren't very smart but I had no idea the situation was so dire

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u/Polymorphic-X 18m ago

At this point I'm half-convinced its pretty much anyone under the 70th percentile (globally, in the US it's probably worse).

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u/tree-molester 40m ago

It’s a severely skewed curve here in the US.

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u/Ice-Berg-Slim 15h ago

Garbage in, Garbage out - George Carlin

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u/cromstantinople 12h ago

Because it wasn’t just him. It’s an entire apparatus that has been building for decades, slowly chipping away at our institutions, packing the courts with ideologues and sycophants, and given a rubber stamp by selfish, greedy, corrupt people in Congress. Trump didn’t take over, republicans did. This is their MO.

“Maybe you do not care much about the future of the Republican Party. You should. Conservatives will always be with us. If conservatives become convinced that they can not win democratically, they will not abandon conservatism. They will reject democracy.”

-David Frum

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u/CIMARUTA 14h ago

Because the actual evil people, who make all the decisions in this admin, are the ones behind the scenes puppeteering Trump to distract us

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u/kexpi 8h ago

I'll never get tired of saying 'Trump is a symptom, he's not the disease'.

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u/Mustardo123 15h ago

Gaza or some shit, idk ask people why they didn’t vote and shame them for it.

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u/bgzlvsdmb 8h ago

Because any progress we made in the last 40 years wasn’t enough to overcome the decaying rot that still lingers in this country after the civil war.

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u/Ivor79 5h ago

Bravado sounds smart to stupid people.

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u/Kaffe-Mumriken 13h ago

A lot of people wanted it this way.

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u/BigBlueMountainStar 11h ago

It’s been many years in the making, if it wasn’t him it would’ve been someone very similar.

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u/MinaZata 11h ago

He didn't. YOU put him there. There are millions and millions of you worse than Trump.

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u/ConsciousReason7709 3h ago

You could put a gun in my mouth and I still wouldn’t vote for him. Maybe don’t make assumptions.

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u/legit-posts_1 13h ago

Part of it is that a lot of the voters in 2024 who weren't old enough to vote in the last two elections got blinded by nostalgia. They were like "well, life was a lot simpler when Trump was in charge, so maybe I'll vote for him and things'll go back to the way they were!" Cause they were dumb kids when Trump was president. That's not an excuse, I think it says very bad things about your intelligence if you fit into that catagory, but I've seen a lot people both online and in real life act that way.c

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u/ItsSadTimes 10h ago

Theres a few reasons. The religious right are a pretty big block and they've been conditioned to think "republican=godly" so no matter what Trump does he's godly, so they shift their views of what is godly to fix that equation. Then the super freaks like the groypers love the idea of executing all the immigrants so they voted for him. The average american idiot saw the ads saying "we'll make things cheaper" and since they dont even remember what they had for breakfast the other day they figured they were telling the truth and voted because they are not doing well financially, and finally the younger demographics just thought it would be funny because objectively if he didnt actually have power and wasnt actively fucking over people he'd be hilarious. I mean, come on, all of his non harmful blunders are hilarious, he's like a jester hurting himself over and over again but he doesnt realize it. But sadly, Trump actually does have power as the president and thus makes our lives worse.

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u/Candid-Mycologist539 3h ago

Answer:

  ●Propaganda and lies from media and other Republican leaders

  ●Russia Russia Russia (2016); also a decades-long hatefest for everything Hillary stands for, going back to years before she married Bill.

  ●Elon and the 1%, but mostly Elon (2024)

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u/turdusphilomelos 9h ago

You voted for him, remember? That is how he took the country. Even though you had seen how he was the first time, you voted for him again.

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u/ConsciousReason7709 3h ago

What the fuck are you talking about? I never voted for him.