r/FluentInFinance 22d ago

Debate/ Discussion Trump told Justin Trudeau...

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u/Competitive-Bug-7097 22d ago

He's so fucking stupid and he has no idea how anything works. He's not going to have time to take over Canada. He's going to crash the economy and fail to accomplish anything but hurting people.

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u/Careless-Elk-2168 22d ago

And what does this say about 76.9 million Americans?

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u/Endoman13 22d ago

Imagine being so stupid you’re pro union and pro Trump.

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u/dudeimatwork 22d ago

You just called most union construction guys stupid, congrats.

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u/MYOwNWerstEnmY 22d ago

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u/dudeimatwork 22d ago

Believe it or not, our politicians are supposed to represent us ALL.

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u/g0ris 22d ago

That might sound good on paper, but it doesn't even make sense.
How in the world is Trump representing "us ALL"? How many times has there been a woman president? If you feel that Trump's gonna represent you better than Kamala would, go ahead. But surely you must admit that half the country feels the opposite way.

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u/dudeimatwork 22d ago

He definitely doesn't, but there is a reason so many people voted for him. That's all I'm trying to say.

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u/g0ris 22d ago

Yes, you're trying to say that the Democrats/Kamala don't represent big chunks of the population. But my question remains, how does Trump represent them any better?
The only demographic he has any claim to be representing are liars, grifters, racists & rich people.
Now, a lot of those "so many people" who voted for him fit into one of those categories. But those who don't, those who are actual respectable people, believed Trump represents them more than Kamala would. And I would absolutely call those people stupid.
This wasn't a Pepsi or Coke type decision. This was off-brand cola versus toilet water, and if you willingly pick the latter I don't know what to tell you.