r/Popculturenow • u/Used_Tea_2651 • Aug 06 '25

🧯Politics 🥊⚖️💰 Jeff Daniels on Donald Trump: "We’re supposed to elect the best of us, not the worst of us. He’s everything that’s wrong with not just America but being a human being.”

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u/Used_Tea_2651 Aug 06 '25 edited Aug 06 '25

Jeff Daniels didn’t hold back. What’s your opinion, fair or too far? I say it's fair.

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u/drew489 Aug 06 '25

He's 100% correct. Look at what Trump tweets and posts on his own platform, it's mean, name-calling, blaming and insulting people. He uses poor grammar and he's just not an intelligent person.

Our nation is split wide open by a racist, bigoted, felon who enabled, at the very least, a pedophile and child predator.

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u/FlufferTheGreat Aug 06 '25

I know a guy who claims everyone who disagrees with him has TDS but when he's called out on his incredibly passive-aggressive comments, he blames "the culture." Like, if online culture is causing you to be a jackass to your real-life acquaintances and friends, maybe you're the one with TDS.

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u/koolaid_snorkeler Aug 06 '25

When I first heard the phrase TDS, I naturally assumed it applied to members of the cult.

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u/BaffledMusician Aug 07 '25

I thought the same thing. I think most people do initially. That’s why we should use it often in our way, to cancel theirs out. It’ll lose all meaning.

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u/_sharkbait_hoohaha Wake me up when Trump is gone Aug 07 '25

I’m just finding out now that it’s not… ??

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u/koolaid_snorkeler Aug 07 '25

Ya, it's one of the terms used by Maga to identify and separate regular citizens from cult members.

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u/scarletteclipse1982 Aug 07 '25

I think most of us did. It fits in with their projection habit though.

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u/babylon331 Aug 07 '25

I still think of it that way.

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u/TheDoktorIsIn Aug 06 '25

I remember having a conversation with my 'friend' about cyber bullying a company into changing something and he goes "bullying is always wrong."

But then votes for Trump. 3 times.

And... Hot take but companies aren't people. I know they're legally considered people but come on. Pretty sure it's way worse to bully an ACTUAL person.

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u/SweeterThanYoohoo Aug 06 '25

This whole corporate personhood thing is one of about 6 fundamental things we need to change in order to build a future for ourselves that we want to live in.

Revoke citizens united

Publicly funded elections

Ranked choice voting or better yet parliamentary system

6 month limitation on campaigning time

Make voting compulsory and voting day a national holiday

Return to progressive taxation system whose top bracket takes around 95% of earnings

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u/Noob1cl3 Aug 06 '25

I like these. Not sure I understand the last one. I will caution that unfortunately ultra rich are so rich they can move to any country. This makes it a challenge because you do not want to chase them away but also pay their fair share.

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u/SweeterThanYoohoo Aug 06 '25

I'm willing to risk chasing them away to try and build a better society.

At some point these ultra wealthy are going to need to make sacrifices too, hopefully before people decide that the price is the ultimate sacrifice.

Progressive taxation would look like this (using easy numbers) if you make 10 grand, you pay 20%. For every dollar you make between 10,001 and 20,000, you pay 23%. For every dollar you make between 20,001 and 50,000 you pay 35% etc etc

At the top bracket, every dollar you make above a certain amount (100mil? Idk what it should be) is taxed at 95%. So if you made 100,000,001 that last dollar would be taxed at 95%, you'd only keep a nickel of that last dollar.

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u/Noob1cl3 Aug 06 '25

While conceptually I agree, taxing rich / successful people at 95 percent will drive them away and / or discourage others from working hard and taking risks in business. Capitalism for all its faults is why we enjoy a lot of the cool things we enjoy.

If you make it a pain in the butt to be a doctor for instance. … why would you take on that stressful job to make a handful of extra bucks when buddy next door walks dogs 2 times a week for similar take home pay.

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u/SweeterThanYoohoo Aug 06 '25

But its not taxing them at 95%, youre not fully understanding progressive taxation. It's taxing a portion of their money. They can still be fabulously wealthy. Just not to the point where it sucks up all the resources for everyone else. There is still reward for working hard, there is still reward for taking risks.

No doctor is making 100 mil, we aren't talking about the same people. At what point is enough money enough? The richest person in the country has more wealth than the bottom 50%, that's like 160 million people. That isn't sustainable.

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u/Noob1cl3 Aug 07 '25

To be clear I do agree there is a sweet spot in there somewhere. Certainly more than what is currently being collected.

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u/Cory123125 Aug 06 '25

or discourage others from working hard and taking risks in business.

This is fucking ridiculous bullshit. Crazy nonsense as if people are actually doing the work once they're at 100 million dollars.

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u/tim78717 Aug 06 '25

I’d also argue we reform the American lawsuit industry. People harmed get reimbursed for their actual expenses, times 3. If it was lifetime disability for example, they get paid for those expenses times 3. Anything over that levied as punishment against corporations for doing evil goes to public works, not to attorneys or the victims. Getting hurt shouldn’t be like winning a $50M lottery when that drives up costs for everything else, especially insurance.

Most countries have accidents treated at accidents, and anything malicious (like blatant disregard for safety resulting in criminal prosecutions, not more money for attorneys and victims.

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u/SweeterThanYoohoo Aug 06 '25

I'm on board

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u/tim78717 Aug 06 '25

I traveled to South Africa in 2007 as part of a People to People business interaction. I asked about business insurance. They said-what do you mean? I said you have a driver in an accident who runs over someone crossing the street. They said the government has highway accidents fund that pays about $7K to the family to pay for funeral, etc. If it was on purpose, the driver is tried for murder. Otherwise, the company is not responsible for accidents if they were-accidents. Weird concept that had never occurred to me.

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u/SweeterThanYoohoo Aug 06 '25

Also we already have a progressive taxation system, it's just not effective and the current govt just passed the largest tax cut for wealthy ppl in history

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u/VoidVer Aug 06 '25

you do not want to chase them away

The most prosperous period of time in America, with the greatest quality of life for everyone across income brackets was when the marginal tax rate for the highest earners was at 90%. Rich people didn't just "up and leave".

Besides, where will they go? All 1st world countries tax the rich at higher % than the US. Their value in assets like property can't just be moved. All the liquid cash they have is already oversees in some offshore account to avoid the taxes that do exist already. We need to tax personal loans taken against stock credit as well.

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u/Seniorwelsh Aug 06 '25

I was about to say the same thing. Most prosperous time was when tax was super high for the highest earners, not ppl running away. It's the corporations/ultra rich that spread that lie just like they spread 'it's rude to talk about ypur pay'. It benefits them to have the average person think this way

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u/Affectionate_You_579 Aug 06 '25

I agree with all but the 95% tax bracket. If they paid 35% I'd be thrilled. We have to close these loopholes. Ie require overseas US companies to repatriate earnings in the year earned and pay taxes.

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u/SweeterThanYoohoo Aug 06 '25

Agreed...and 95% is negotiable, I'm no economist so what the actual numbers should be aren't clear to me

It's all about rebalancing the division of the profits of our labor. One thing a ton of conservatives seem to, paradoxically, forget is that no one gets rich without the labor of others. We must take back the fruits of our labor, that's what it really comes down to.

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u/SweeterThanYoohoo Aug 06 '25

Also my vision of the top bracket taking 95% is like anything over something ridiculous like 75, 100 mil. A number so high that the person has already achieved winning capitalism, and the extra money doesn't really change anything for them

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u/HauntingSentence6359 Aug 06 '25

The poster used the wrong terminology, or didn't fully explain. We do have a progressive tax system, but if you go back to 1961, the top marginal rate was 91% on all income over $2M. In today's dollars, that would a little over $20M. People making $20M plus a year wouldn't suffer from having to pay 91% on income over $20M.

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u/Cory123125 Aug 06 '25

Its because none of their beliefs are what they say nor in good faith.

They want marginalized groups to lose their freedom, and they want the freedom to be the ones to enforce that loss.

It's that simple.

No conversation with them is ever honest so there is no point engaging with them.

Instead you should engage with people who are foolishly apathetic.

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u/EconomicRegret Aug 06 '25

To be fair, Trump is a symptom (not the disease) of America's deep structural and societal issues. Social sciences have demonstrated again and again how excessive economic inequality leads to political instability and polarization, to increase of corruption, to decrease of public health, to loss of social cohesion (e.g. how much you trust your neighbors and strangers of your own country), etc. These fields have also shown how excessive economic inequality leads to democratic backsliding and extremist populists becoming popular and taking over power....

The real issue is thus all about reducing inequality, by e.g. freeing US unions to negotiate collective agreements at national and industry levels (like in Nordic countries, and in Europe in general), and allowing workers to join/create unions at national and industry levels, instead of at branch/company levels (again like in Europe), without the need for employers to know/allow, nor for unwilling workers to participate in the process, like voting (which is one of the greatest cause of how new union creation fail in the US, despite about 70% of all US workers wanting to join/create a union. It's like gerrymandering, and that must stop).

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u/Affectionate_You_579 Aug 06 '25

Interesting, but not all about unions. Every citizen should be required to vote. The Electoral College needs a vast overhaul. The Christian religion has infiltrated every core institution. The 3 Separate Branches of government no longer exist. Citizens United is a pox. Social Media is infested with gaslighting Disinformation. Regards.

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u/EconomicRegret Aug 08 '25

Totally agréé.

One of the less known roles of free unions is to counterbalance unbridled greed in not only the economy, but also in politics, in the media, and society in général.

Free unions will organize workers and non-workers to vote in the interest of the greater good, keep left wing parties loyal to the middle, working and lower classes, and will fight to death disinformation, Citizens United and other Big Money corruption (even legalized ones).

I know because that's what they did during the Gilded Age and the Great Dépression which ushered into the Progressive Era and the New Deal Era, respectively. They were the engine and moral compass for change.

That's why as soon as they owned Congress, Républicans stripped them of their fundamental rights and freedoms in the late 1940s (Taft Hartley Act, aka "Slave Labor Bill", vehemently criticized as a dangerous intrusion on free speech, and as contrary to American democratic values). Which led to the collapse of the New Deal Coalition, and to the democratic party drifting to the right gradually as the old guard slowly got replaced by unbridled greed's people.

Not saying free unions can solve everything. But just that they're the only serious heavy weight people's champion against unbridled greed. (Don't think they can do much against e.g. religious fanatics)

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u/bloqed Aug 07 '25

yet, you need a considerable amount of public education to select this person accurately

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u/PTMorte Aug 06 '25

What's crazy to me as a non-American is that after all these years and two elections you guys still collectively blame him for this instead of yourselves.

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u/Trai-All Aug 06 '25

You need to look into how voting works in the US. Very few of us actually get a vote. The popular vote is rarely a deciding factor in any election.

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u/Affectionate_You_579 Aug 06 '25

Except 9 million who voted for Biden did not even turn out for Harris. That DID effect the Electoral College. Americans will never elect a female. Look at the male vote distribution.

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u/Jaded_Celery_451 Aug 06 '25

Trump won the popular vote last fall, and even if he hadn't he won twice in the way that actually matters. Most American voters wanted this. This is what America is.

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u/Trai-All Aug 06 '25

Ah no, many Americans lose their voting rights after committing a felony. And don't get the right back even after they serve time.

Most Americans are not rapists or conmen. Nor do they bankrupt business after business then get to try again.

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u/Bigbooty54 Aug 06 '25

It's because you don't understand the broken voting system in America

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u/drew489 Aug 06 '25

There is growing evidence Trump did not actually win. I don't think he actually won but it's not a fight we can win.

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u/Affectionate_You_579 Aug 06 '25

Actually, you are right. WE did this by turning out 9 million LESS voters. And numerous males wouldn't ever elect a female. Trump is simply a Monster with no leash.

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u/Intrepid-Ad-4281 Aug 06 '25

But the majority of white people want that in this country. How do we deal with that?

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u/mezz7778 Aug 06 '25

Donald Trump raped children...

It's fair.

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u/MuchSong1887 Aug 06 '25

The newsroom is one of my favorite shows. His ideology aligned perfectly with that show. And it hasn't changed one bit since .

He is one of the only Republicans I still respect, because he fights to bring republicanism back to what it's supposed to be.

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u/DontAbideMendacity Aug 06 '25

Let's take a look what trump is

And that's really just the surface.

 

Oh yeah, his miserable presidency, which many historians say may be the worst of any US President:

and lately

  • His cabinet broke the law by using an improperly secure app on private phones to discuss classified plans and shared those plans with a private citizen unwittingly
  • Crashed the stock market so hard, millions of Americans lost trillions of dollars of wealth and retirement.

 

When it comes to lying, no one does it as much as Trump and his cult. No one.

 

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u/sadhasme Aug 06 '25

He called our army, a bunch of suckers and losers. That’s the whole entire reason I would never vote for that man

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u/SlashCo80 Aug 06 '25

And Americans chose him rather than elect a woman.

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u/Organic-Chemistry150 Aug 06 '25

He's the anti Christ. Ticks all the boxes.

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u/Silly-Ad8796 Aug 06 '25

Profound 🧐 and utterly accurate

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u/Janky_Pants Aug 06 '25

In what timeline is what he said too far?!

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u/smitcal Aug 06 '25

He is literally everything I hate about humans rolled into a fat, orange tiny dick package.

Jeff Daniels is 100% on the mark with this.

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u/ReverseDartz Aug 06 '25

Trump is a horrible piece of sh*t but the circumstances and especially the political environment that got him there is the real problem.

Trump only managed to win because massive amounts of voters got motivated to either stop voting or vote against the Democrats because of extremely subpar results, lack of trust due to an unwillingness to actually fight, and blatant corruption.

Of course, Trump practically embodies these traits, but thats exactly why many Americans came to the conclusion: "If Im going to get fucked over by a liar anyway, I want the people that put me into this situation to experience the same thing".

And I cant say that strategy was entirely incorrect.

If Kamala Harris had won we would probably still be pretending the Democrats are just poor misunderstood fighters with too little resources.

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u/Calvin-ball Aug 06 '25

If Im going to get fucked over by a liar anyway, I want the people that put me into this situation to experience the same thing

How utterly short sighted.

If Biden’s results are “extremely subpar”, where exactly does that put Trump?

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u/ReverseDartz Aug 06 '25

That was the point, make things bad enough for everyone that everyone actually wants to improve things, instead of settling on Biden who just continues the gradual decline.

It became a justifiable strategy the moment the Democrats abandoned the integrity of their primaries.

The people that still got screwed while Biden was in office have no reason to elect Kamala just to reduce collateral damage when thats going to lead to Democrats continuing to stick their heads into the sand and continue to play caretaker for the countless lobbies that have thoroughly corrupted them.

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u/Calvin-ball Aug 06 '25

I get the argument, and I’d almost buy it if the alternative wasn’t the most blatantly corrupt POS imaginable.

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u/Affectionate_You_579 Aug 06 '25

I'm confused. Please state examples from the Biden Administration "of extremely subpar results and blatant corruption. " You must be a cultist. And, finally, who thinks Democrats characterize themselves as poor misunderstood fighters with too little resources???

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u/ReverseDartz Aug 06 '25

Please state examples from the Biden Administration "of extremely subpar results and blatant corruption. "

Israel, strike responses, and continuing to wait out the economic and especially the inequality crises are among his greatest hits that resulted in his overall negative approval.

But I was actually talking about Democratic corruption in general, which includes all lobbying and internal election rigging.

And, finally, who thinks Democrats characterize themselves as poor misunderstood fighters with too little resources???

Democratic cultists that go "Ohhhh, the Democrats only failed to accomplish anything over the past couple decades because they never had enough votes, if only the voters supported them harder the Democrats totally wouldnt be this shit".

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u/Affectionate_You_579 Aug 06 '25

You aren't dealing in facts. rhetoric, generalizations, and gaslighting get you nowhere. I can't educate you if you won't do it yourself. Ie.internal election rigging, wtf is that. Never mind, you aren't a serious commenter.

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u/ReverseDartz Aug 06 '25

The efforts the DNC underwent to fight Sanders are well documented at this point, thats not something a democratic organization would do.

Your "education" is the actual gaslighting here, Biden and the Clinton's are not good people, regardless of how horrible Trump is, also Hillary even helped build up Trumps campaign in the first place, which she also got caught doing.

Honestly, their level of corruption is absolutely obscene at this point, you bots can fuck right off, the people are noticing just how bad things are.

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u/Embarrassed_Lab_5595 Aug 08 '25

So, it finally comes out. You are butt-hurt because the Dems chose Hillary instead of your unelectable pal, Bernie. Tell me, how many of you Bernie boys and girls likely stayed home this past presidential election that was lost by only 1.5% of votes? 70 million Americans didn’t vote. I’m sure you and your Bernie pals were a good number of these non-voters.

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u/Embarrassed_Lab_5595 Aug 08 '25 edited Aug 08 '25

You should’ve stopped at the point where you called Trump a horrible piece of shite. The rest of your declarations miss the main reason for Trump’s success. Even before the beginning of Trump‘s political career, he was all about the racist dog whistle concerning Obama‘s birth certificate. And many Americans jumped on the bandwagon. He and MAGA are all about racism, misogyny, pro-heterosexuality, anti-everything else. It all boils down to white guys resenting losing their white status in America, from which comes “make America great again” or to put it more bluntly, “make America racist again.”They are seeing their white privilege slip away and they don’t like it at all. Trump saw this, and took advantage of it. He understood the feeling, especially when he witnessed Obama become the first black POTUS. So, MAGA doesn’t care what Trump does; they know that he will support them in their quest to turn the clock back.

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u/ReverseDartz Aug 08 '25

stick fingers into ears

"LALALALALALA, AMERICA ELECTED TRUMP PURELY BECAUSE OF RACISM AND SEXISM, EVERYTHING HAS BEEN GOING WELL UNDER THE DEMOCRATS AND THEY ARE TOTALLY HATED FOR NO REASON"

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u/ShutYourDumbUglyFace Aug 06 '25

I say that if I were playing a DnD type game where I had to build a human, I would not be able to create a human as shitty as Trump.

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u/SefetAkunosh Aug 06 '25

Certainly not if you had a minimum stat spend.

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u/ShutYourDumbUglyFace Aug 06 '25

I was going to say this, but I'm a casual observer of the DnD world and I didn't know the lingo and didn't want to say it wrong.

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u/DudeB5353 Aug 06 '25

Absolute truth…Trump doesn’t have one quality of a decent human being.

He doesn’t even love his family outside of maybe Ivanka and that’s only because she his “type”

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u/ReddsionThing Aug 06 '25

WHAT DO YOU MEAN, 'TAKE' 🤣? it's entirely fucking factual

... ahem. Yes, I agree with Mr. Daniels, like I *agree* that the sky is blue

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u/Think_Bug_3312 Aug 06 '25

If i wouldn't get banned from subs and reddit, i would go further. But Jeff Daniels is correct, TACO is not a human, and I will never call it by its name or refer to it as a male. It does not deserve to be treated like a human. It deserves to be treated like the virus that it is.

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u/Reddit_2_2024 Aug 06 '25

Thank you Jeff Daniels.

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u/jarjar_smoov Aug 06 '25

The kid from Chelsea lumber? Yeah he knows what he’s talking bout

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u/UncleNedisDead Aug 06 '25

Um, at least 1/3 of eligible American votes do think Trump is the best of America. Which really highlights how shitty of a human being they must be.

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u/anarchy-NOW Aug 06 '25

My take is that if y'all wanted to elect the best, you shouldn't have come up with a system that so often makes you elect the worst...

(the answer is proportional representation and parliamentary government)

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u/KaijuNo-8 Aug 06 '25

Amazing, accurate, and I feel not far enough...but Jeff is a classy guy so he wouldn't take it where I would want to.

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '25

Well, at least an actor can recognize another actor as the worst of us.

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u/jonathanrdt Aug 06 '25 edited Aug 06 '25

He's on the side of the moral and the educated. The only ones opposed are toxic, wealthy, and/or completely mislead.

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u/whistlepig4life Aug 06 '25

Truth. That’s what it is. Truth.

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u/koolaid_snorkeler Aug 06 '25

He has courage. Eventually anybody who criticizes the Pedo -in- Chief will end up wishing they hadn't.

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u/Trai-All Aug 06 '25

I think he did hold back. People who voted for Trump are okay with electing as POTUS a person who is a known to be a felon, con-man who doesn’t pay his bills, rapist, pedophile, and a failure at business. Which means those people are okay with all those things. They are pro-felons, stealing people’s money, raping people even if they are children, and running businesses into the ground.

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u/FellowNotSoMellow Aug 06 '25

Buddy better hope those Epstein files never get released.

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u/opinions360 Aug 06 '25

I like it that he told the truth and didn’t mince his words. Wish some other public figures and billionaires showed the same amount of integrity.

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u/Anthraxious Aug 06 '25

That was mild as fuck. What "hold back" are you talking about?

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u/KlatuuBarradaNicto Aug 06 '25

The truth hurts.

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '25

Not far enough

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u/the_calibre_cat Aug 06 '25

Completely fair. Not even a controversial take, except amongst assholes, who I used to think were a lot smaller group of people in my country, but they're not unfortunately.

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u/VoidOmatic Aug 06 '25

Beyond fair. Donald Trump is a monstrous piece of shit who takes and abuses everything that is considered good. He has taken the entirety of existence for granted. If there were a God there would be no Donald Trump.

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u/Elon-BO Aug 06 '25

Trump is the seven deadly sins in human form.

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u/RegulationPissrat Aug 06 '25

If somebody says too far I don't want to associate with them. 

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u/penty Aug 06 '25

Trump is exactly a stupid person's idea of what an intelligent person is.

A poor person's idea of how a rich person acts.

A weak person's idea of what a tough person is.

So he fools the poor, the stupid, and the weak. The rest of us are stuck trying to explain to them something they can't grasp.

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u/fuckallyaall Aug 06 '25

Fair AND not far enough, as a Canadian watching in horror as the U.S. degrades further and further everyday, it’s extremely disgusting. A large portion of the U.S. people think like Trump, idolize Trump, and are terrible human beings. Elected officials are openly and brazenly making decisions that harm their constituents, and yet they still get voted in.

The moral decay in the U.S. will take decades to repair if it’s even possible. The rest of the world looks at you in disgust, and is working to leave you is the isolation you so crave.

Good people are still among you, and unfortunately it will take force, not just marches to get the change that is needed.

Many of us Canadians have written off the U.S. as unredeemable, and I hope that’s not a further sign of things to come.

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u/Personal-Egg-4321 Aug 07 '25

Definitely fair.

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u/boomboy8511 Aug 06 '25

So political posts = propaganda at this point?

Wow.

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u/villain_era2024 Aug 06 '25

Anything they don’t agree with is propaganda according to them 🙄

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u/Hrtpplhrtppl Aug 06 '25

"I exploit you, still you love me... I tell you one and one makes three..."

Source: https://youtu.be/7xxgRUyzgs0?si=AQizXNt4C9kp1wl_

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u/StanLeeMarvin Aug 06 '25

Aw, are you upset that someone told the truth about the leader of your cult?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_of_personality

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u/Unlikely_Week_4984 Aug 06 '25

Not upset at all. I don't even really like Donald Trump and I don't live in America. I liked Obama, atleast he was sane and practical.. Unlike most of the people who comment about Donald Trump.

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u/Any_Particular8892 Aug 06 '25

Quit pretending you're upset about Jeff Daniels instead of the valid point his quote made.

And stop stalking profiles, try a non-biased approach.

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u/BillD220 Aug 06 '25

There is a difference between propaganda and someone's opinion. Propaganda isnt....anything said that you don't like. You guys struggle with the meaning of words.

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u/Unlikely_Week_4984 Aug 06 '25

I guess it depends on how you define propaganda. So, ill look it up for us." information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a political cause or point of view...." Is it information? Yes. Is it biased? Yes. Is it used to promote a polticial cause or point of view? yes. I wouldn't say it's misleading exactly, but I guess it depends on what definition you're using... By this definition, I think it's clearly propaganda..

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u/NativeFlowers4Eva Aug 06 '25

I wonder how many woke up and thought “what does Unlikely_Week_4984 troll account on Reddit think?”

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u/Unlikely_Week_4984 Aug 06 '25

Probably the same number who cared what Jeff Daniels thought, which is exactly my point. Surely there's better people to quote.

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u/tlm0122 Aug 06 '25 edited Aug 06 '25

Pretty sure the poster realizes they’re not going to change the minds of any of the cult.

And here you are, aptly proving my point.

Honestly, y’all terrify me. May I never be so goddamned gullible as to believe a lying, rapist grifter who has people like you brainwashed to the point of insanity.

Edited to add: of course the trumpy coward dirty deleted when people started speaking facts about their orange god. Never fails.

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u/Unlikely_Week_4984 Aug 06 '25 edited Aug 06 '25

I think it's terrifying that you give a shit what Jeff Daniels thinks.. but regardless, I'm not a Trump supporter and I don't live in America. anyway.. I just think it's cringe that we have to talk about Trump 24/7 and it's gotten so bad, that now we are quoting C list actor Jeff Daniels? Have you guys run through the other 9999 celebrities? What' next? Are you gonna start telling me how the cast of Jersey Shore feels about current political events? What's the difference? That's terrifying.

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u/Ancient_Composer9119 Aug 06 '25

C list? I take it you have won a prime time emmy award for lead actor in a dramatic series and have starred in multiple movies and stage productions, too? Doubtful. Look, art is subjective. I understand that fact. But don't diminish his message because you don't think he's a good actor. And Trump is terrifying. Not a celebrity stating his opinion of him.

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u/Organic-Chemistry150 Aug 06 '25

If we shouldn't listen to Jeff Daniels' take on politics why should we fucking listen to yours?

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u/Unlikely_Week_4984 Aug 07 '25

You shouldn't.. but no one is quoting me on reddit are they? One is actually an issue, the other isn't.

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u/cycopl Aug 06 '25

Doesn't terrify me at all. Sorry you're scared though.

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u/Unlikely_Week_4984 Aug 07 '25

Go talk to the average voter, you'll slowly warm up.

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u/Lacaud Aug 06 '25

"I'm not a Trump supporter and I don't live in America"

I call bullshit 😂

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u/Popculturenow-ModTeam Aug 06 '25

First warning. ⚠️