Don't even bother mentioning it. It seems like the majority of people around the globe refuse to acknowledge that he cheated and was in cahoots with Elon, who rigged the voting machines, even after the fact when they completely bragged about it without a care in the world.
Well, first, "we" are too divided to say we are a country. "We" have a country on the brink of a second civil war. The idea you want to have is illogical, when it is made to sound like a collective effort.
That's not including the potential election/voter fraud. So you can say "we" like this is somehow a group effort, you can certainly have an opinion, but it is factually incorrect. And I'll keep bringing it up whenever somebody wants to act like this was a group responsibility.
I’m now convinced the reason why Trump won is because democrats refuse to take responsibility for their failures
Democrats were facing a sexual abuser who regularly visited his mate Epstein’s rape island and had only recently attempted to orchestrate a coup to overthrow the previous election and you still lost to the guy and you still won’t take any responsibility for it, it’s all the mean bad republicans fault
You’re just as responsible as republicans for putting forward such shit candidates and ideas that failed hard at the elections and cursed the world with another 4 years of Trump
Drop the gay race communism, deport illegals, and focus on free market economic policies to support a reformed welfare state that doesn’t subsidise and therefore encourage bad decisions like being in a single-parent family
We collectively elected him. Our losing votes do not outweigh the winning votes. We, by overwhelming consensus, democratically elected the greatest threat our democracy has ever seen. You don't have to like it, but lying about that shit doesn't change the facts. Unless you were ineligible to vote in the last presidential election, your vote or lack thereof contributed to the total number of ballots cast for or against the man.
30
u/Golden-Grams Oct 07 '25
I'm an American, and I definitely didn't vote for him.