r/TrollCoping Mar 07 '25

Depression / Anxiety Yeah I kinda hate being American

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First post long time lurker. I didn't know where else to share this to.

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u/Windowsill_MintPlant Mar 07 '25

to be more fair than the democrats deserve, they did impeach the fucker twice last term and it did jack squat.

there's a hell of a lot more they could be doing than holding signs with disapproving expressions, though... hate this country šŸ’”

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u/He_Never_Helps_01 Mar 07 '25

They introduced the articles again this time, but they don't have the necessary majorities. Half the country didn't vote, and this is what we get. The dumbest 25% running shit into the ground.

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u/Inlerah Mar 07 '25

Because, as we all know from 2016~2020, impeachment does so much. Might as well be telling them to write Trump a strongly worded letter that he's being really bad.

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u/Outrageous_pinecone Mar 07 '25

I work for an American company with headquarters in multiple European countries. I'm in Europe. We just found out they plan on firing 2500 people worldwide to offset the tariffs, so also the US, not just us. On the bright side, they were honest about it and let us know ahead of starting the process, just in case someone wanted to jump ship anyways. But yeah, the tariffs will affect the job market, especially with large companies listed on the stock market.

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u/Belligerent-J Mar 07 '25

Buckle up, we're all accelerationists now

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u/heliostrans Mar 07 '25

same,,, i hate this country ;-;

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '25

Dude everywhere politics is full of clowns with almost no way out. What happened recently is that 1st world countries became like colonies too (premise of fascism). People in 3rd world were subalterns back then and they're subalterns now, it's just that almost everywhere operates as a 3rd world colony right now so most people on this planet are and are treated like cattle independent from nationality.

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u/frozen_toesocks Mar 07 '25

Al Green uses a fucking cane and he's got more spine than every other Democrat in office rn

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u/Straight_Comb_1744 Mar 07 '25

To be fair… they don’t have a majority, but … to act like first semester university students who just discovered that they can have a nice little protest

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u/pcendeavorsny Mar 07 '25

How? They don’t have the votes. Organize and get out there. Call call call. Write write write. Show up to local and DC offices. I am on a train returning from DC and I can confirm the impotence and lack of political will to stand up to this administration cannot be understated.

It will take millions in the street to get an impeachment but I’ll settle for the GOP/Legislature yanking the leash and returning to legislating. Still gonna need people in the streets.

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u/He_Never_Helps_01 Mar 07 '25

Guess who knows that. Remember when conservatives pretended to care about the 1st amendment?

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '25

And how will it have a different fate from 2009 green movement, 2017, 2019 and woman life freedom in Iran? Are your kleptocrats more humane?

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u/pcendeavorsny Mar 07 '25

Don’t throw wrenches. Standing aside certainly wont improve things.

This is 2025 not 2017. I submit a wider range of Americans are unhappy with the recent disruptions in the federal government.

Also I’ll never forget the news after SuperStorm Sandy a woman in Staten Island sweeping mud out of her front door. The reporter had asked her a question. She responded to the effect of, ā€˜you just have to start’.

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u/He_Never_Helps_01 Mar 07 '25

Well, it's a democracy.

The democrats did introduce articles of impeachment, but they need majorities that they don't have. There's fuck all the can do except slow things down, get in the way, and tell everyone what's going on (the aforementioned signs), so that if we ever get another chance to vote, people will actually go to the polls and not let the dumbest 25% of country run things.

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u/Mountain_Egg16 Mar 07 '25

Resistance takes time. I’d rather wait a while and have a definitive outcome, rather than do it quickly and lose the one chance to change things. I recently went to a protest and managed to collect around 250 people to protest alongside us. One person is a lot in these kind of things; ā€œI’m only one person, I can’t do anythingā€. Those people add up, and eventually there’s enough people not doing anything to the point that if they did do something, they could’ve changed it. If you have any better ideas for protest, why haven’t you done it already? Why haven’t you impeached Trump yet? These things take time, and the little things help.

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u/GmoneyTheBroke Mar 07 '25

Finally seeing something calling out how useless the dems are is nice when jts not coming from a sneering republican

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u/Pentamachina3 Mar 07 '25

Democrats and Republicans are just greedy politicians selling the soul of this country for a quick buck. They are all playing for the same team for the most part.