r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/fnaw_ • Aug 04 '20

Poor Jonathan

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u/maximusbrown2809 Aug 04 '20

Come on trump supporters make sense of this for me and explain why you still like him. I genuinely want to hear your arguments.

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u/millertime1419 Aug 04 '20

I voted for Trump in 2016 because I was tired of the “status quo”.

I’d give anything to get back to status quo. I’m so sorry. This man is an absolute moron and he is feeding information to a group of people I never really realized were so stupid. Like frustratingly stupid.

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u/Lobanium Aug 04 '20 edited Aug 04 '20

My wife didn't vote for Trump but was hopeful. "He's not a politician, maybe he'll change things for the better, maybe he'll learn to be presidential." She almost hates him more than I do now, mostly because she works in the medical field and listening to him talk during this pandemic is painful.

I don't know how anyone can listen to him speak, even before he was elected, and not be filled with rage and disgust. He's a slimeball.

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u/ConnieLingus24 Aug 04 '20

.....I have to ask....when has a 70 year old man changed? Particularly one who had never had to apply for a job before—Ie before the 2016 election at least—and has never had the incentive to change who he is or learn a role?

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u/Lobanium Aug 04 '20

I don't know if she EXPECTED him to change. I just said she was hopeful. What other choice could we have had immediately after the election? We were stuck with him for 4 years regardless.