I apologize for the many questions.

I’m still baffled by all the mess surrounding the US elections. Before blaming the people, I’m wondering how it is even possible that Trump could be eligible in the first place. How could the administration allow him to be represented after all the felonies, including those where he clearly sold his country by sharing top secret information with Putin? It seems there is evidence that he has been a puppet for decades. I mean, isn’t that the definition of a traitor? What were the secret services doing? Wasn’t the FBI created to combat the very thing Trump is? Where is all the anti-communist sentiment that the US has become accustomed to?

  • @richieadler@lemmy.myserv.one
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    18 days ago

    I think Americans need to realise that Trump won by popular vote

    That means that most USians are appalling people.

    As a Latin-American suffering for decades the consequences of US foreign policies, I’m not surprised.

    • @sOlitude24k@lemmy.myserv.one
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      Gonna have to second this. We decided that, despite everything, none of it was a dealbreaker.

      It’s definitely tough to accept that 72 million Americans made that choice, and even more than that didn’t even give enough of a shit to turn up to vote.

      It’s disappointing and embarrassing.

      • @AlbertSpangler
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        Cunts watched him insult the parents of slain soldiers, mock someone’s disability and everything else, and still voted for him multiple times.

        Fuck your country.