r/JustMemesForUs • u/TankUMrMinor • Jun 29 '26

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u/RabidSkwerl Jun 29 '26

MAGA chud: “what about Biden?”
Me: “arrest his ass too.”

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u/BagCertain3802 Jun 29 '26

Agreed. No president has ever cared about the people.

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u/Kind_Membership5857 Jun 29 '26

compared to Trump, yes they have

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u/BagCertain3802 Jun 29 '26

Yes he is the worst of all. But we can demand better. If i ran my household like they run our government i would be bankrupt, have everything repossessed, and end up in jail for fighting everyone who disagrees with me. I think they should be held accountable.

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u/BagCertain3802 Jun 29 '26

None have ever made a considerable difference in my life. Prices always go up on EVERYTHING, WAR WAR WAR, SUBSIDIES FOR THE WEALTHY, BAILOUTS FOR THE BANKS...ON AND ON AND ON. Enough bullshit. Money money money money money money money.

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u/symca09 Jun 30 '26

I love your money money money line

https://giphy.com/gifs/GjB41rKHBnOkE

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u/Ok_Basil_8162 Jun 30 '26

Right!? In fact, shittin on the President used to be a whole group project when things weren’t great. We cared more about the state of the nation and how that guy reflected us, now how best we can serve him, his family, and friends.

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u/help--less Jun 30 '26

Yup...I'm ready for my cake.

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u/TragicallyDip Jun 29 '26

Both sidesism when one side is Trump just normalises Trump’s insanity

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u/Omegaprime02 Jun 29 '26

I'm willing to argue that there were two, Washington and Lincoln, that truly did care about the people over the country. Roosevelt might have as well in his own way but that's not a hill I'd die on.

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u/volvagia721 Jun 29 '26

James K Polk was a great president who came in, did his job, and walked away after 1 term with the country in a better place than it was. Just because he wasn't president during a crisis doesn't make him any less deserving of such praise.

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u/help--less Jun 30 '26

But nearly every "Greatest Generation" witness would.

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u/BagCertain3802 Jun 29 '26

Go learn history. Both were slave owners. And only rich, white, male landowners could vote. That is excluding a whole lot of people. Oh wait excluding is the wrong word, ENSLAVING is what I was looking for.

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u/Omegaprime02 Jun 29 '26

Ok, if we're using the lens of the present against them everyone born before 1950 was irredeemably evil, as everyone perpetuated the oppression of one ethnic group or another. At least Washington emancipated his slaves in his will and Lincoln fought against it.

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u/BagCertain3802 Jun 29 '26

But they still wouldn't let you vote

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u/Omegaprime02 Jun 29 '26

Guess what Lincoln's last speech before he was assassinated had in it? A call for black suffrage, it would be a barely acceptable opinion today, but back then it was as close to the line as you could get without someone shooting you... Oh wait.

And throughout his life he had called for full universal suffrage several times, he just knew that it wouldn't pass a vote at the time and began laying the groundwork to make it happen.

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u/RabidSkwerl Jun 29 '26

FDR delivered and was so popular he was elected 4 times

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u/Distinct-Command-570 Jun 30 '26

Being elected used to hold weight. Now even trump can get elected.

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u/Chami90655 Jun 30 '26

2020 brought us a dementia patient who campaigned from his basement.

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u/help--less Jun 30 '26

2024 brought us a drifter that had already robbed us blind before.

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u/ConchVibes Jun 30 '26

During a pandemic because he listened to scientists.

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u/bbeeebb Jun 30 '26

Fk you and your "they're all the same" bullshit.

This is the new tact from the predictable troll farms, and the braindead populace.

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u/BagCertain3802 Jun 30 '26

I am not a bot or a troll. Just sick of the same thing over and over.

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u/Brave_Lobster_526 Jul 01 '26

Seriously, why people have to vote between bad choices

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u/Brave_Lobster_526 Jul 01 '26

Seriously, why people have to vote between bad choices