Anonymous #1 2w

Yes and it matters zero

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Anonymous OP 2w

It's not a problem that the president is a felon and career criminal?

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Anonymous #1 2w

To the American people apparently not. I don't support him I'm only pointing out that when the American people were asked to care they did not.

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Anonymous OP 2w

Don’t generalize a small extremely radicalized subset of the population as representative of all of us.

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Anonymous #2 2w

The majority of Americans that voted him president is not a small subset.

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Anonymous OP 2w

You mean the plurality of Americans that voted for him (roughly 30%)? might want to research how many Americans actually participate in elections, and the difference between our plurality-based presidential elections and how majority-based elections are handled (commonly ranked choice voting)

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Anonymous OP 2w

Off the top of my head, the percentage of eligible voters that consistently vote is around ~60% (you might have to confirm this stat though, I haven’t reconfirmed it in a few years, I’ll research and check when I get home to be sure)

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Anonymous #2 2w

And instead of voting against him with the lone option that had a chance of winning they either didn't vote or voted in protest of both parties. Showing again THEY DO NOT CARE HE IS A FELON. I voted for Kamala but it's clear most Americans do not care.

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Anonymous OP 2w

I don’t think that’s a fair comparison at all, especially for people who feel betrayed by both the democratic and republican parties. some of us despise trump with our entire existence, but recognize that he’s a symptom of a much larger issue. Some of us strive to implement meaningful change in this country and world. additionally, I was referencing the overall trend of election participation. stop blaming the voters when this system was intentionally designed to disenfranchise certain voters.

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Anonymous OP 2w

I’d argue that this type of rhetoric only serves the interests of the rich capitalists donating to both parties. who has time to think about and analyze their actions and goals in American politics when we’re too busy blaming our neighbor for systemic issues?

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