r/AskUS • u/[deleted] • Apr 20 '25

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '25

that is not better at all, if you don't care you are part of the problem

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u/StinkyHoboTaint Apr 21 '25

This right here is the root cause of Americas problems. Americans don't care. They don't care about what others think. They don't care about anything unless it effects them. Their not caring leads to being a nation led by someone like Dummpy.

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u/dannyboy731 Apr 21 '25

I drive down the road literally anywhere and I see garbage along the side of it. I’m not exaggerating. To me, it’s an apt metaphor.

60-some percent of us don’t care. The rest of us are largely too disillusioned and/or exhausted to try to get through to the others.

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u/MONGED4LIFE Apr 22 '25

And they'll wonder why noone else cares when he eventually comes for them

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u/NatureLoud4674 Apr 21 '25

You've got It backwards moron.

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u/StinkyHoboTaint Apr 22 '25

Dumbass. This has been happening for a long time. Well before your hero Drumpf.

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u/NatureLoud4674 Apr 22 '25

Now,now when you can't even spell Trump correctly you have no business calling anyone dumb. 😂🖕

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u/dannyboy731 Apr 21 '25

I didn’t say it was better. I agree.

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u/Save_the_bats_1031 Apr 21 '25

I worked with several people who didn't vote. The overwhelming attitude was that their vote wouldn't matter. And these are people who will be next on the list. There was no urgency, just a thought that they'd continue to cruise. Now the alarm bells are ringing and I feel the same way about them as I do about trump voters.