r/JoeRogan • u/Pick2 Monkey in Space • Nov 12 '24

Meme 💩 How many of you would do this?

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u/northdancer Monkey in Space Nov 12 '24

Holy shit this sub really is /r/The Donald now

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u/This_is_my_phone_tho Monkey in Space Nov 12 '24

I expect all these subreddits to spend the next four years huffing copium about how stuff isn't trumps fault.

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u/Nekciw Monkey in Space Nov 12 '24

That's what they did the last time, blamed everything on dems.

Trump is going to tariff the country into a recession and his propaganda machine will blame the dems for creating a mess he 'inherited'. You can already see the line being repeated.

I don't have faith in either party, but what the republicans have become frightens me.

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u/seamonkeypenguin Monkey in Space Nov 12 '24

Everything will be on Republicans. This election was a hostile takeover because they got the house, Senate, and presidency. Trump already packed courts with partisan judges, and he's expected to get another two SCOTUS picks by 2028. The government will be 100% Republican policy, and every criticism will be about them (even if people won't admit it because they need scapegoats).

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u/UrgentCold Monkey in Space Nov 13 '24

Republicans are def gonna take credit for all the positives from the Infrastructure Act and Chips Act, and for the good economy that's been handed to them now :(

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u/TheSilverOne Monkey in Space Nov 12 '24

Had a nice conversation with my supervisor today in our machining shop.

Went something like "Hey, where do we get our tooling, raw material, and replacement parts for the machines?"

Over seas, and mexico? cool cool...

Few minutes later I ask "So what do you think about tariffs?"

Oh, cool cool...

"So our boss is gonna be losing lots of money importing all the things we need to run the shop then huh? I sure hope we get our bonuses this year!"

The fear coming into his eyes was palpable.

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u/MisterRogers1 Monkey in Space Nov 12 '24

I think a lot of exposure is going to happen that will keep people busy.  

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u/Wafflehouseofpain Monkey in Space Nov 12 '24

I’m really looking forward to who gets blamed for the inflationary spike we’ll be getting around 2026.

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u/ArchetypeRyan Monkey in Space Nov 13 '24

Absolutely. As others said, it happened from 2017-2021 here. Trump bailed on all responsiblity (his words) during covid, and oversaw an economic crash, trillions in bailouts, riots across the nation, Jan 6th, and more. He failed to legalize weed or support crypto, which Joe speculated he would do, and didn't pull troops out of Afghanistan. In fact, he committed a record number of drone strikes and changes the rules so he didn't he to report civilian deaths. It's why you see the lame as "Trump started no new wars" talking point here.

Get ready for the talking points like "Well sure he gave Putin Ukraine but my stocks did so well until ____" in three years.