Elections Trump wins the 2024 general election

[Ares Black]

Sure, sure. As real as the russian pee tapes to you, I'm sure.

It's literally on tape, in this thread. It's an unbelievably creepy thing to say.

 

[cottagecheesefan]

Trump already winning for the US and getting the world to fall in line.

Suck it

 

[b-hop]

Is marvelous to see those european cucks and anti-americans at the knees of Trump. Hopefully Trump ends up to cause a major right wing movement in Europe wich is on the verge to turn anyway.

 

[cottagecheesefan]

More winning!

 

[b-hop]

More winning!

Unbelievable that Trump was need to be elected to stop the stealing of our taxes into people who are not even citzens! Ridiculous!

 

[Jack V Savage]

That doesn't tell the whole story. Millions who voted for Biden in 2020 didn't vote this time.

No single fact tells the whole story of life. I brought that up in context of the idea that the election result is proof of whatever people want it to prove (and I gave examples). If that thing wouldn't have been proved if <2% of the population (likely the least informed 2% at that) changed their minds, you should understand that the basis of your belief is very flimsy, if it's not completely baseless. This is a general point (i.e., it applies to any issue you're thinking of--and to be honest, I doubt anyone truly believes those kinds of claims as opposed to just using them as a dishonest argumentation tactic).

 

[Islam Imamate]

Or whatever your particular source of GOP talking points is. "Breitbart" is a stand-in for that.

I would bet he consumes more podcast style media than anything that requires reading like legacy media.

 

[koquerelle]

you should understand that the basis of your belief is very flimsy, if it's not completely baseless.

I'm confused. You don't think millions who voted for Biden in 2020 didn't vote this time?

 

[Rational Poster]

I'm confused. You don't think millions who voted for Biden in 2020 didn't vote this time?

They did still vote, just not for Kamala.

Total vote total in 2020 was 155m, projected vote total for 2024 is 158-159m

She underperformed in literally every county.

I saw some reporting that Trump crushed in PA by getting Amish to vote, who normally don't turnout and aren't even polled much.

 

[cottagecheesefan]

Damn, trump already done fucked BRICS? Not even in office and already has a more successful term than Biden lmaooooo

 

[Jack V Savage]

I'm confused. You don't think millions who voted for Biden in 2020 didn't vote this time?

You are confused. Here's the whole post (generally you're not going to be able to understand a paragraph by picking a random clause out of one of the sentences):

No single fact tells the whole story of life. I brought that up in context of the idea that the election result is proof of whatever people want it to prove (and I gave examples). If that thing wouldn't have been proved if <2% of the population (likely the least informed 2% at that) changed their minds, you should understand that the basis of your belief is very flimsy, if it's not completely baseless. This is a general point (i.e., it applies to any issue you're thinking of--and to be honest, I doubt anyone truly believes those kinds of claims as opposed to just using them as a dishonest argumentation tactic).

 

[Andy Capp]

Is marvelous to see those european cucks and anti-americans at the knees of Trump. Hopefully Trump ends up to cause a major right wing movement in Europe wich is on the verge to turn anyway.

I believe the swing to the right has been spreading in the other direction and it's been going on for awhile. The first time I noticed, it was a response to a surge of immigrants/asylum seekers under Merkel and went on from there, to Brexit, followed by Trump's first term, then back over to Europe where the AfD party just did rather well in the German general election and where the French find themselves taking a hard right turn also.

Meanwhile, Canada seems to be gearing up to follow the American lead and vote in a shallow far right populist in our next election as well, expected sometime between now and next October.

It's a weird global phenomenon, really, when you consider there were fairly liberal governments that also took hard right swings into authoritarianism in other parts of the world over the last several decades.

Just for example and in no particular order,
Cuba
Lebanon
Iran
Myanamr/Burma

There are quite a few more. It's really quite remarkable--to be truthful, I know I'm not the first to notice this. When taken together with the more recent ones above it's quite a list.

 

[San Marino]

Can you provide a source for this tax policy?

Here's where Donald Trump stands on key policies ahead of his second administration

He talks about ending federal taxes on workers' tips and Social Security, but his tax policies broadly tilt toward corporations and wealthier Americans

www.pbs.org

Trump’s 2024 campaign promises: A running list

Updated with additional promises, Oct. 29, 2024. Former President Donald Trump’s policy agenda for a potential second te

www.politifact.com

 

[San Marino]

A blessing.
We will hear no more on Tim Walz or Kamala Harris.
Where did Tim Walz go?
Harris will get her butt chewed by Biden till January 2025. After January, Walz and Harris will be a sidenote in history.
I think Harris will try for Governorship of California but will fail at it also.
$1 billion spent by liberal democrats to get Harris into office and it failed miserably.
Let us hope that George Soros also disappears into oblivion. Of all the things that man could spend his millions on to help people, politics and DEI is not one of them.

 

[payton]

Damn, trump already done fucked BRICS? Not even in office and already has a more successful term than Biden lmaooooo

Please, at this point you're just embarrassing yourself.

This has nothing to do with your thrice married man who pays for sex.
The US dollar is literally the backbone of the BRICS trade and Putin is in no position to de-dollarize when his country's GDP is comparable to the state of Texas.

BRICS are five mutually unaligned countries so why the f would any of these countries want to 'dollarize' to the currency of one of the others?

If anyone thinks that this group is going to launch a currency that will topple the dollar, they need to get their head examined.

 

[b-hop]

I believe the swing to the right has been spreading in the other direction and it's been going on for awhile. The first time I noticed, it was a response to a surge of immigrants/asylum seekers under Merkel and went on from there, to Brexit, followed by Trump's first term, then back over to Europe where the AfD party just did rather well in the German general election and where the French find themselves taking a hard right turn also.

Meanwhile, Canada seems to be gearing up to follow the American lead and vote in a shallow far right populist in our next election as well, expected sometime between now and next October.

It's a weird global phenomenon, really, when you consider there were fairly liberal governments that also took hard right swings into authoritarianism in other parts of the world over the last several decades.

Just for example and in no particular order,
Cuba
Lebanon
Iran
Myanamr/Burma

There are quite a few more. It's really quite remarkable--to be truthful, I know I'm not the first to notice this. When taken together with the more recent ones above it's quite a list.

Basically it comes to the origin of the legislation and international norms being established by God knows who through out the west and politicians prioritising those instead of national interests and the people who they're suppose to represent.

Like often in times, is not the Trump created that feeling among people, is just the voice of them, the same could be said elsewhere.
People feeling their interests are being undermine(and they're) in the name of idealism who doesn't really represent the majority of the people.

Hopefully Europe and everywhere in Europe starts shutting down their own internalionalists politicians.