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Of course they are, they haven't seen or thought through any consequences yet. Wait and see how they feel in 2 ½ more years.
by xp84 9mo ago
Of course they are, they haven't seen or thought through any consequences yet. Wait and see how they feel in 2 ½ more years.
- dillydogg 9mo agoI suspect if what has transpired doesn't make them concerned, they will only be emboldened.
- esafak 9mo agoIt does not work like that. Look at countries with similar leaders, past or present: they remain popular. The masses don't experience an epiphany.
- backpackviolet 9mo agoThey won't. This is the same line of people that voted for Reagan and Bush II. I used to be one, most of my family still is. Whatever Democrat gets elected (if we have reasonable elections) will get the blame from them and it will be used to fuel the election of the next populist. This is the mistake a lot of people made with Bush II and Trump I, thinking that "this will all go away" when the man at the center goes away. It won't, no man rules alone, they represent a large population of anti-intellectual isolationists who are not going anywhere. At best you can hope that the intellectuals will govern in a way that helps everyone next time they get a chance, leaving less fuel for the next populist wave.
- jesterson 9mo agoWould you enlighten us about how we are supposed to feel in 2.5 years?
- balamatom 9mo agoVery, very happy, or else
- selimthegrim 9mo agoThe killings will continue until morale improves?
- balamatom 9mo agoWell, the beatings didn't work, did they?