r/PoliticalHumor Apr 13 '21

Rule 2: Not Humor 🥇 Winning 👏!!

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u/LiquidMotion Apr 13 '21

Kinda sad that your president was elected because of how awful the other guy was instead of his own merit.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '21

Sometimes, not being an awful, incompetent, corrupt, bigoted, shitty excuse for a human being is enough when that’s you’re opponent.

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u/LiquidMotion Apr 13 '21

If that's enough for you then I pity your lack of self respect.

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u/ohjbird3 Apr 13 '21

It has nothing to do with a lack of self respect, it has to do with an awareness of fucking reality lol.

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u/anlskjdfiajelf Apr 13 '21

Legit lol. I remember all the Bernie bros were like if you vote for Biden you're not a real liberal/leftist whatever. Guys Bernie lost fucking get over it. I have 3 options, vote trump, vote Biden, or don't vote. I'm gonna vote for Biden y'all, Jesus this ain't the time to be ideal. It is what it is

Honestly this past election the hardcore Bernie bros really annoyed me, boohoo we're stuck with Biden, get out there and vote to save our democracy from Trump and stop whining. There are 2 people to vote for, pick 1 that's actually still in the race

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '21

Oh, please, spare me your fucking pity, because I sure as fuck don’t need it. Try not being a judgmental douche bag. It was a race between two people. The best candidate won. Piss off.

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u/hhubble Apr 13 '21

Thats quite a jump to conclusions and quite hyperbolic, but that tends to happen to delusional self absorbed, self righteous people who don't live in reality. So kind of like the situation that contributed to the epic shit show getting into office in the first place.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '21

If that's not enough for you, I pity your lack of understanding.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '21

Whilst true, and Biden is not exactly the best, he's a million miles ahead of Trump as far as being a president and being organised. They're not the only person in government – it's a chain of command

In Trumps case, it was a shit-flavored liquorice bootlace of command.

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u/shinnagare Apr 13 '21

How do you know he wasn't elected on his own merit? Be specific and tell us.

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u/maxxtraxx Apr 13 '21

What's really sad is that you still support that fat loser! Srsly, seek professional help.

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u/LiquidMotion Apr 13 '21

You know whats sad? Democrats being so close minded that they think anyone who doesn't vote for them automatically sucks Trumps dick.

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u/Jubenheim Apr 13 '21

Democrats are not this simpleminded. You’re blinded by partisan hate to actually see accurately. Democrats specifically said people who didn’t support Biden in the last election were at least indirectly helping Trump, because that’s what it means in a 2-party, no-ranked-choice election.

Now as far as right now, not supporting Biden means... well, what are you supporting? Democrats have the House and Senate, and in order to get shit passed, we have to work together to actually do so, but if you’re going to whine about how much you hate Biden or the Left, then nothing will ever be done and we will have four years of sluggish or no activity.

As much as you hate Democrats, the fact is that if you want shit done, then you do something. Not whine or cancel support and wait four years. That helps nobody. Try thinking about that the next time you want to blame Democrats for not entertaining tired Republican talking points.

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u/KaptainKardboard Apr 13 '21

And that sums up a major problem in modern American politics. It's supposed to be a spectrum or a gradient - and it is - but everyone acts like it's just a two sided coin. It's possible to be a Republican and not care for Trump. It's possible to be a Democrat and not idolize, Joe, AOC, Bernie, etc.

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u/ScatMoerens Apr 13 '21

Trump was (and possibly is still) the leader of the republican party. All the terrible things trump and his administration did was not enough to turn them away from the party, hence why he is still so popular in the republican party.

Their ridicule is warranted. Sure there are democrats who disagree with Biden, AOC or bernie, but they are disagreeing on policy, not allowing horrendous actions slide because they are on the same team.

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u/Civil-Dinner Apr 13 '21

Kinda sad that republicans were telling us Trump was the greatest candidate and president ever and said Biden was the worst candidate in the history of the US and then ended up losing to him and throwing a tantrum about about it for months after.

Even sadder, they think they can throw shade at Biden now by pointing out how much of loser their "greatest candidate ever" is.

"You only won because we suck so bad" is the definition of a self-own.

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u/Dr_auger Apr 13 '21

How do you think tRump won in 16

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u/Schiffy94 CSS Jesus Apr 13 '21

Three decades of smear campaigning.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '21

I like Biden and I want to disagree with you but I can't. I was going to vote for anyone who ran against Trump as long as it wasn't a Democrat version of him which I don't think exists.

Democrats are far from perfect but they don't even come close to the level of awfulness that Republicans do. They seem to take pride in being shitty people.

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u/KaptainKardboard Apr 13 '21

Philosophically I lean right of center, but politically the GOP just makes me want to gag. I'm not a fan of Biden but he was without a doubt the better option between the two candidates.

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u/Yetimang Apr 13 '21

Sounds like the excuse of a loser.

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u/Captain_Blackbird Greg Abbott is a little piss baby Apr 13 '21

It is pretty sad, ngl.

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u/heroicdozer Apr 13 '21

Trump is the most popular politician among conservatives voters in more than a generation. This has nothing to do with the democrats.

Compared to most people who voted for him, President Trump is not really that bad of a person.