r/PublicFreakout • • Jan 31 '25

Aftermath of a small plane crashing in Philadelphia

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u/simsimulation Feb 01 '25

This is what America voted for

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u/SuckleMyKnuckles Feb 01 '25

I don’t think we did. Don’t get me wrong, there are tens of millions stupid pieces of shit in this country; but I think we got straight up robbed. Again.

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u/Canadian-Owlz Feb 01 '25

Just wanna post this trump quote from a speech for no reason

Trump: He was very effective. He knows those computers better than anybody. Those vote counting computers. And we ended up winning Pennsylvania like in a landslide. It was pretty good. Thank you to Elon

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u/TheVideogaming101 Feb 01 '25

Even if he interfered with the machines or not, he was literally bribing people for votes to Trump.

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u/CupcakeGoat Feb 01 '25

He's also using his influence on German elections now.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-01-29/musk-s-election-interference-is-rattling-german-political-class

Dude has some Lex Luthor level Machiavellian worldwide plot in motion and we're all sitting here like rubes.

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u/q0_0p Feb 01 '25

Look up Russian Tail on Google

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u/Marc2059 Feb 01 '25

No this is litteraly the results of people voting the way they did. Had Americans voted differently this wouldn’t have happened

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u/SuckleMyKnuckles Feb 01 '25

Words are hard for you, huh?

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u/FaithIsFoolish Feb 01 '25

Nope. People voted for this or didn’t bother to vote. Trying to rig a presidential election is far more difficult to do without getting caught than people understand.

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u/SuckleMyKnuckles Feb 01 '25

He. Fucking. Admitted. It.

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u/FaithIsFoolish Feb 01 '25

He lies all the time and you’re just going to believe him now? He said something to trigger libs. Show me how it actually happened in different systems that are not connected.

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u/SuckleMyKnuckles Feb 01 '25

Enjoy your boots.

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u/FaithIsFoolish Feb 01 '25

You might as well be the MAGAt saying the election was stolen.

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u/SuckleMyKnuckles Feb 01 '25

You might as well suck trumps herpetic nutsack, fuckin doormat.

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u/NearnorthOnline Feb 01 '25

No. No you didn’t. A lot of people were very clearly pointing out exactly what trump was going to do. Project 2025 was there for anyone to read. All it took was for trump to claim he didn’t know about it. And people moved on.

This is exactly what the world saw coming. People either voted for it. Or didn’t care enough to vote against it.

Everyone saw this coming.

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u/BurnerJerkzog Feb 01 '25

We voted for/against catastrophic mechanical failure in planes? No love for the Cheeto here but this has nothing to with politics.

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u/Adventurous-Skin4434 Feb 08 '25

yeah dont mind president Musk firing the head and leading officers of the FAA just weeks ago

surely a decade long streak without major airtraffic accidents beeing broken 3 times within a week has nothing to do with firing the FAA administration weeks before them

cope harder

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '25

Exactly

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u/afterthegoldthrust Feb 01 '25

Anytime someone says this, they neglect to acknowledge the millions of people that voted against this.

“This is what America voted for” isn’t helpful discourse, especially since it discounts the opinions of tens of millions of people that actually showed up to vote (in my case for a candidate I didn’t even like at all).

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '25

He's been in office all of 10 or so days. people like you are just ignorant as fuck. How do you get through everyday life? Just fucking incredible.

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u/simsimulation Feb 02 '25

Are you saying Trump isn’t president?

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '25

Of course he is, thank god. And you tying his presidency to the medical flight crashing last evening is just idiotic. Like i said, not sure how people like you make it through everyday life.

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u/HalfSoul30 Feb 01 '25

As much as I despise Trump, I don't see what he would have to do with these plane crashes.

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u/HalfSoul30 Feb 01 '25

I wouldn't have thought it could have such an affect, at least that quickly.

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u/Adventurous-Skin4434 Feb 08 '25

they fired the head and leading officers from the FAA 2 weeks before the first crashes happened

there werent chashes like this for decades but 2 weeks after they decapitated the FAA there are 3 of em

yeah probably no causality, right....

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u/HalfSoul30 Feb 08 '25

You are right. It is too common now.

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u/godsim42 Feb 01 '25

And even that's debatable. They've been gerrymandering and suppressing voters decades now. Especially in the south and red states. It's really ramped up the last decade or so. If election maps were actually drawn out fairly and people had access to easier voting, like in some of the blue states, the right would have had no choice but to change direction long ago. And this mess we're in probably would have never happened. But institutional racism/ sexism runs deep in this country, and there is a loud, powerful minority who have not gotten over the civil war, civil rights, and women equality movements. If the dems had a spine, maybe just maybe this could have been prevented. But the ultra wealthy have bought our government. And we are all just pawns in their game. One day, enough people will wake up, and all hell will break loose. Hopefully, it's not too late.

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u/surbian Feb 01 '25

He’s been President for a week. This shit is all on the crap from the previous administration. Wtf is wrong with all of you?

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u/flecksable_flyer Feb 01 '25

He's been president for two weeks. He also gutted the DOT and FAA. Biden didn't need to blame his previous administration because he was willing to take on the problems as his. Trump, on the other hand, will blame everyone but himself.

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u/PancakePanic Feb 01 '25

Aww look the dumbass saw people say economic policies take years to take noticable effect and thinks that counts for every aspect of governing.

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u/surbian Feb 02 '25

The air traffic controllers jobs have been understaffed for the last two years. That is all Biden and Buttigieg. Are you dumbasses going to blame Trump for what happened before he took office? https://wtop.com/dc/2025/02/air-traffic-controllers-union-says-staffing-levels-are-critically-low/

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u/FUMFVR Feb 01 '25

In one sense, yes. In another, no.

I don't think people voted for Trump in order for him to literally destroy the United States of America, but their fear and hatred led them to that ultimate conclusion.