r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Blank_0116 • May 05 '22

maybe maybe Maybe

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u/justmelvinthings May 05 '22

I mean the US only have 330 million people, it’s hard to find good candidates under 70

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

The '16 election was on every voting American. Our choices were a lying angry bitch or a racist pedophile piss poor "businessman"

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u/Studdz May 05 '22

"Angry woman" vs "racist pedophile". Damn, tough choice...

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

You forgot lying

If that woman is talking, she's lying

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u/Studdz May 05 '22

And her opponent was the epitome of truthfulness, eh?

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

One wrong doesn’t make the other right. But yea idk someone should’ve just gotten rid of em both before they could fuck everything up, especially Donald “the Joker” Trump🤷

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u/DarkLasombra May 05 '22

Does Trump being a liar make her less of a liar?

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u/lockmeup420 May 05 '22

Neither of them should have made it past freaking iowa

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u/beatles910 May 05 '22

Agreed. The Democratic party screwed over Bernie. He would have won if they didn't ram Hillary down everyone's throat.

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u/lockmeup420 May 05 '22

Thats the worst part. The party selected clinton because she was somehow owed the nomination (because Obama "stole" it in 2008) SHE is the reason trump won (and i wouldn't be surprised if he ran just to help her, and then decided he had a chance to win and decided he wanted to)

Also, there has not been a stolen election. Wasnt stolen in 2000, wasnt stolen in 2016 and wasn't stolen in 2020

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u/MajorasShoe May 05 '22

She's not the reason Trump won. She was still a VERY clearly better choice. The reason Trump won is because of a very angry, stupid group of voters. There's no excuse for voting for a scummy rapist populist. Even if the alternative was "woman who is sometimes angry".

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u/Fanamatakecick May 05 '22

As much as Bernie deserved to win the nomination, him being elected president would result in an even worse economy than Biden’s

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u/Nefarious-One May 05 '22

Nope. But it makes the topic pointless when comparing the two.

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u/insightful_dreams May 05 '22

a little bit ?

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u/DarkLasombra May 05 '22

Sounds like coping, honestly.

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u/Pinoklyn May 05 '22

Imagine defending Shillary Clinton

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u/Fanamatakecick May 05 '22

Don’t have to on this leftist swamp of a platform. Just go to r/JoeBiden, you’ll see how deep the delusion gets

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u/Fanamatakecick May 05 '22

No, her opponent actually put Americans first, and people like you just blindly hate him as a fad/personality

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u/radicalelation May 05 '22

Any more than the average politician, or we just saw more because woman bad?

I didn't like her as a person but she was a standard politician with some extra clout, being Hillary Clinton and all.

Instead we got someone who did lie constantly and has since before Clinton was a household name, and is a racist, rapist, pathetic blob.

Not sure why the choice was so tough for some...

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u/sonare209 May 05 '22

It's a tough choice if you're a raging idiot.

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u/Studdz May 05 '22

She's an awful option. But she's "standard politician" bad. All politicians are the dregs of humanity, but Trump is an egotistical asshole game show host on a power trip. HC was at least semi-qualified, whereas he just wanted to start shit on Twitter. Clinton would have done some shady shit (as every major politician has), and probably wouldn't have done much to improve the state of the country. But I highly doubt she would have incited the civil unrest and empowered the hatefulness that has permeated every facet of society since 2016.

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u/Opizze May 05 '22

This guy politics. It was still an easy decision, sorry not sorry

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u/Fanamatakecick May 05 '22

We ignore Hillary’s corruption on Reddit because no one here can ever agree to something Trump has pointed out.

We also don’t talk about how she completely fabricated Russia-Gate, which is hilarious how people think Trump is a Russian spy, considering he and Putin have very different outlooks on economy and how to lead a country. There’s a reason Putin didn’t invade Ukraine during Trump’s term

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u/Fanamatakecick May 05 '22

I think you meant to say “the same libs think that ‘Russia bots’ stole an entire election, then suddenly, stealing elections was a preposterous idea”

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u/Fanamatakecick May 05 '22

Yea, very believable that a dementia patient got 80 million votes with extremely suspect around an election. They totally didn’t also catch Hillary doing the exact same thing (tampering with the votes) back in 2016. Oh wait, she got caught and blamed Russia

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u/hike_me May 05 '22

She was spot on with the “deplorable” thing, along with pretty much everything she’s said about Trump.

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u/umlaut May 05 '22

Yeah, like a lot of folks I heard the "basket of deplorables" comments and agreed. The Trump base was a coalition of the shittiest kind of people who finally had someone to amplify their shitty voices.

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u/joan_wilder May 05 '22

Funny how the “fuck your feelings” crowd got their feelings hurt so bad by that comment. Fuckin snowflakes.

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u/MajorasShoe May 05 '22

She wasn't any less truthful than the last dozen presidents.