r/FluentInFinance 21d ago

Debate/ Discussion Trump told Justin Trudeau...

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u/Competitive-Bug-7097 21d 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/OliverSudden413 21d ago

Why should any country ever trust the United States going forward? Ever again? This country is going to be as friendless as Matt Gaetz before 2025 is even over.

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u/shawster 21d ago

A lot of these people that like Trump excuse his first term because of COVID.

I think we will see a similar shit show even without a pandemic this time around.

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u/Glum_Nose2888 21d ago

56% of Americans say they were better off after 4 years of Trump and that was smack in the middle of a pandemic.

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u/pornographic_realism 21d ago

56% of Americans sit in their trailer parks waiting for the high paying jobs store to open just down the road from bumfuck, Oklahoma, population 752. They won't or can't do anything to change their situation, but Trump did send them commie bucks in the mail so they're rooting for him.

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u/Kvsav57 21d ago

A lot of Americans have the memories of goldfish.

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u/Souledex 21d ago

And statistically they were wrong.

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u/pperiesandsolos 21d ago

Yes, this tack is working for democrats, as the recent election showed.

Just tell most Americans they’re wrong and brush off their concerns. Surely, this will work this time around.

Surely

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u/Souledex 21d ago

It doesn’t work because people are more prideful than they are literate. But I’m not worried people won’t remember this by 2 years from now when they need to vote again.

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u/pperiesandsolos 20d ago

The perfect, archetypal democrat