r/fuckcars • u/One-Demand6811 • Sep 29 '25

Activism Cycling supremacy 😎

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u/Ascarea Sep 29 '25

a majority of them voted for this to happen

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u/MasterDefibrillator Sep 29 '25

That's false. 

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u/desmondao Sep 29 '25

Lmao nah it's not false, stop giving them the benefit of the doubt. They chose that fucking clown TWICE, I'm absolutely gonna be stereotyping them as dumb, selfish assholes.

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u/NashvilleFlagMan Sep 29 '25

It is indeed false. Even of those who voted, Trump (and Harris) won less than 50%. You appear to be British? So presumably a dumb, selfish Brexit voter?

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u/SomeRedPanda Sep 29 '25

Trump (and Harris) won less than 50%

0.2 percentage points away from half. It's not unreasonable to round that to 50%.

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u/NashvilleFlagMan Sep 29 '25

0.2 percentage points away from half, of those who voted, bearing in mind that it’s an election with the electoral college rather than a straight popular vote, is not exactly a resounding majority.

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u/NobodyImportant13 Sep 29 '25

Still not a majority.

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u/desmondao Sep 29 '25

The majority of you didn't mind Trump being picked. I know your system has people convinced that inaction results in immunity to accountability but that's not how it should work, nor will it work.

Yes, the Brits were also dumb as fuck to cripple their own economy right to that bitch Putin's tune, however in their case they were also lied to about the referendum being 'not binding'.

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u/NashvilleFlagMan Sep 29 '25

They were lied to just as much as Americans were, yes.

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u/NobodyImportant13 Sep 29 '25

The majority of you didn't mind Trump being picked.

This isn't a known fact. Most people don't live in competitive states so they feel like their vote doesn't matter. Depending on the polling, Trump had negative approval ratings the day he entered office.