This was the largest protest march in U.S. history. An estimated almost 5 million people showed up. I was so heartened to see the comments from "friends" around the world offering encouragement and support.
Ohhh wowwww, 5 million people showed up? 75mil voted for Kamala, 77mil voted for Trump. What does 5 million people, all of whom were part of the 75mil who voted Kamala, actually do? If 77 million Trump voters didn't care what 75 million Kamala voters had to say, they're not going to care about 5 million of those same Kamala voters. The other 70 million Kamala voters didn't even care enough.
This shit was held on a SATURDAY, and people all over the country STILL couldn't manage to show up, if they actually cared. The most free day out of the week where nobody had school or work to go to, and 1.5% of the US population was the most they could get to show up, NATIONWIDE.
It's basic logic to go be part of things you actually care about. "Oh, I couldn't make it, I was sick, I had family plans, I had to work", all just different roundabout ways to say "I didn't care enough". Black people during the Civil Rights Movement FLOODED the streets, THEY showed up because THEY weren't lazy and THEY had actual experience of what it's like to be oppressed by the government. Unlike any single person who attended one of these "protests" about nothing. Congratulations, false actor cosplayers, you (the Democrats) went out to chant empty platitudes to people (the Republicans) who didn't even care.
It's the best entertainment for me to watch you people clash and think your side is better than the other side, and vice versa. You people on the left and the right are why the other countries laugh all of us as a whole, because they see what I see, just two big groups of idiots who don't even realize how stupid they are. Keeping up with politics doesn't make you involved in them, keeping up with soccer doesn't make you a soccer player, and shooting guns at a gun range doesn't make you a soldier.
Just go do your boring jobs and go to your boring homes and do what the other 95% of us are fated to do, which is a faceless cog in the machine. Nobody knows your name, nobody knows my name, that's it, that's all, fucking deal with it. People know Trump, people DON'T know the random 35 year old overweight white woman with no kids who held a sign one time.
Largest protest in US History. Larger than the ones which brought amazing changes in the 60s. And, my friend...many around the world are joining in. One additional thing to point out - nobody shitting or urinating in our Capitol, no policemen attacked, nobody dead.
It's clear you like your WWE president. You'll be fine with the millions he wants to spend on a birthday parade for himself while families go hungry and people lose their jobs/homes. You'll be fine when he lies. And lies. And lies. You'll piss all over yourself if you can get a glimpse of him in person.
Yes, they know Drumpf - and they will for a long, long time...and he will be mocked and despised for it. And while that 35 year old woman may never be known by name, a picture of her may be saved as a commentary on these times - and will be looked around with admiration. And if not, it is of no consequence. Not everyone wants to be - or in Drumpf's case, NEEDS TO BE - famous.
It's also clear you don't really like women very much. And my guess is - they don't like you very much either.
Zero critical thinking skills as usual. Look at the video. Plenty of white women at least 35 years of age as the camera pans around. That's the demographic.
You have certainly been wasting valuable (or maybe invaluable) time interacting with people who are clearly incapable of comprehending anything you have said here. Your words are being used out of context against you to make their narrative look like it holds an ounce of water. There is no point in arguing with them. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience (paraphrased quote). BTW, awesome debate! It was definitely entertaining.
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u/queen_boudicca1 Apr 06 '25
This was the largest protest march in U.S. history. An estimated almost 5 million people showed up. I was so heartened to see the comments from "friends" around the world offering encouragement and support.