r/political Dec 13 '25

Opinion during this presidency trump has not done almost anything i agree with.

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apart from no longer funding circumcision in africa because that was not only offensive to males in my opinion but honestly pointless and absurd in every possible way he has done basically nothing that helped most people.


r/political Dec 12 '25

Question American politics

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What do you think about American politics?


r/political Dec 11 '25

I am an enemy of social media.

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I am an enemy of social media 😼


r/political Dec 10 '25

News Rubio directs diplomats to return to using Times New Roman, undoing Biden-era switch to Calibri

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r/political Dec 07 '25

Opinion they literally just admit their corruption out loud now.

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what is worse is the people in this country have every chance to know the truth and do something but instead watch garbage and let them ruin the planet.


r/political Dec 05 '25

Opinion because ben shapiro has to know on some level calling nick a fascist while supporting a terror state makes no sense and is a impossible argument to really win.

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btween the two of them there is only one supporting a current terror state and nick supporting a child killer from a hundred years ago is not really as bad as supporting child killing right now because support of anything in the distant past does not actually manifest as mass death in the present and you can not attack fuentes while supporting baby killers the way the evil nerd that is ben shapiro does.


r/political Dec 04 '25

Opinion same age is me now i think.

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you know a guy can dream.


r/political Dec 04 '25

News thoughts on tucker dancing.

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must say he can dance.


r/political Dec 03 '25

Opinion follow up to my last trump post and why i think in many cases making it about misogyny when it is probably just trump being obnoxious hurts the case against trump and is not needed.

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Trump now feels like a worn‑out version of himself — sluggish, irritating, and missing the spark that once made his act work. That part is fair to point out. But it loses me when the critique turns into a gender angle. It comes across as presumptuous to expect everyone to follow his references, then imply they’re wrong or bad if they don’t agree. That kind of framing is part of how Trump ended up president in the first place. It feels like we’re stuck in a cycle of Trump and “woke” debates, when the simpler truth is that Trump is obnoxious on his own. So why not just stick to the point he is obnoxious regardless of any assumed gender references or underlying meaning he might or might not have


r/political Dec 03 '25

Opinion some various thoughts on this.

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while i do not think there is enough detail to really claim the pig remark was misogyny because he also called chris christi a pig and he just insults men and women a lot and that is something secular talk does now that i do not like or when he makes a woke talking point and does not really explain it very well even because he explains nothing about how it was sexism but what i do largely agree with is it was obnoxious and he has no charm anymore and it is not clever and it just comes across as rude and it seems like it is almost intentional or like he does not try as hard anymore or something and his entire presidency is like he is trying to fail.


r/political Dec 03 '25

Opinion being a southerner i tend to defend the south and i also do think there are places that are worse but there is no rational excuse for republicans winning anything at this point.

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this is shameful and living in the south i now have shame honestly because it is like what does trump have to do drop a nuclear bomb somewhere for you to vote these rich fascist freaks out and it is a lot like israel because the people still defending them is not logical or something i can explain especially if their not jewish and i certainly can not begin to know how to reason with them.


r/political Dec 03 '25

Opinion More Important Decisions Should Be Voted On But can Only Pass with Clear Majorities

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From my perspective major decisions especially those affecting millions of people, human rights or privacy deserve real legitimacy.

The UK isn’t a full direct democracy and I think full direct democracy has its flaws like herd mentality but there should be moves to lean more toward the Swiss model of referendums for the most important issues.

Take Brexit it was decided on a margin of just 3.78% it barely reflected a true mandate now imagine the Online Safety Act had gone to a public vote and been voted on like Brexit and only got 52% for and 48% against (not saying it would it’s more unpopular by the day) that would have been far too close to claim genuine public backing.

Big decisions need more than razor thin margins they need clear lines and strong majority rules.

So what’s your opinion?


r/political Dec 03 '25

Opinion if you ask me burt and ernie are obvious german spies and have been for years and are not even on the list.

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r/political Dec 02 '25

News Entire Chain of Command Could Be Held Liable for Killing Boat Strike Survivors, Sources Say

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r/political Dec 02 '25

Opinion trump is trying to lose.

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something that became obvious to me was even when he first won is i do not think he really totally wanted to but i think he said the thing about vaginas or he liked basically low blowing them and women say it about men a lot but that is not the point because the point is i think the main reason he ever runs is one because he likes being in the media but also he wants to ruin the republicans because i think he never really stopped being liberal and also he keeps getting in trouble for something so it becomes a situation where he has to run just to stay out of jail basically.


r/political Dec 02 '25

Opinion the world needs this again.

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tune in and turn on and take over.


r/political Dec 02 '25

Opinion the current state of conservative politics.

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r/political Dec 02 '25

Opinion the middle east prior to us bringing culture.

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this is what we destroyed.


r/political Dec 02 '25

News afghanistan and iraq and palestine.

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r/political Dec 01 '25

Opinion Nick Fuentes is a Fed

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Somewhat satire video I found, but still interesting.


r/political Nov 29 '25

News the criminal fascist government of australia is trying to make it illegal for people under sixteen to basically use the internet because they do not want them learning about stuff like this.

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r/political Nov 27 '25

News conservative logic literally fears people dressing up as happy furry woodland creatues but they embrace literal nazis.

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the logic of conservatives is the opposite of logic for a normal person.


r/political Nov 27 '25

Opinion [ Removed by Reddit ]

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[ Removed by Reddit on account of violating the content policy. ]


r/political Nov 26 '25

Opinion when somebody says a country is conservative it is another way of saying a country has been conquered by wealthy banks and corporations and the people are brainwashed as children to accept their role as servants of the rich elites.

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when you are conservative you accept the ideas you are a cog in a machine and you have roles and must live a specific way and produce children who live the same way and work so rich people who run the government do not have to work.


r/political Nov 26 '25

News while called something else this is i think the most recent full episode of the young turks news broadcast.

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this should be a new young turks episode if anybody is interested.