Anonymous #1 5w

Yeah was just about to say that, and how Trumps economic policies are trying to get away from that, at the cost of the consequences of tariffs

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Anonymous #3 5w

I don’t think his economic policies have done much about the migration of white collar jobs to foreign countries. Mostly blue collar jobs that produce goods, not white collar jobs that usually sell services

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Anonymous #2 5w

Triggered?😂

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Anonymous #4 5w

Not really I just think Americans shouldn't complain when they get what they voted for

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Anonymous #2 5w

Almost half of this country didn’t want this, and I think we were somewhat on this path regardless of who was in office. Obviously it’s much worse now though

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Anonymous #1 5w

To a certain extent, but not the extent it can and probably will if nothing is done about it

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Anonymous #2 5w

Neither presidential candidate had any kind of tangible strategy on this so I’m not sure what you think Americans should’ve done instead

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Anonymous OP 5w

Exactly it's both parties. Neither cares enough about the working class to actually pass regulatory policies that benefit working people. And their dumbass voters don't either or they'd vote in primaries for candidates that actually give a fuck about existential threats like AI and climate change.

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Anonymous #2 5w

Democrats didn’t have a primary and no Republican candidate was gonna do anything about those things either. They hardly had a primary anyway since Trump was basically always going to win

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Anonymous OP 5w

I'm not talking about just the president. Half of Congress doesn't even believe in climate change and would call regulations on AI in the free market "communism" and the other half just refuses to do anything

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Anonymous #2 5w

So you personally hope Americans, even those that can’t vote, suffer because of the choices some people made?

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Anonymous #1 5w

I'm past the point of caring. Especially considering how many eligible Americans just straight up didn't vote.

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Anonymous #2 5w

Voter turnout has changed none since the 20/30s

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Anonymous #2 5w

Fuck all the green card holders, kids, and felons (that have already served their time) then I guess

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Anonymous #3 5w

What’s the last column?

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Anonymous #1 5w

The column underlined is voting age population turnout, the last column is registered voter population turnout

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Anonymous #3 5w

Ah ok

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Anonymous #3 5w

Yeah exactly a significant portion of the population just straight up doesn't care enough to be bothered to vote.

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Anonymous #3 5w

(Hence why the last column is a higher percentage)

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Anonymous #3 5w

(As registered voters are obviously more likely to vote)

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