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Topic	Trump's Approval Rating at 44%
Cubis101 02/06/20 1:39:22 PM #21:	Smoking_Hamster posted... A water cooler could replace him and win. Democrats are in such a mess at the moment. Anyone from this board could replace him and win, but that'll never happen and do you know why? Money and fear. When you have the rest of your party scared **less about what you'll do next and the other team is fighting among themselves it's already an easy win. It shows how little any of us matter and how much money talks. Why care about laws or politics when you can be a rich sociopath who does whatever you want regardless of how much trouble you might get in? All of the collective parts of society could physically storm the White House and it'd be the biggest massacre in world history. With how little people seem to care about their well-being in addition to the well-being of others I'm surprised this hasn't happened yet. I'd say it's because we are products of our parents who are already riddled with inactive tendencies that our society reeks of inaction. If there was somehow a single message or goal we could all agree on (never gonna happen) we'd have to overcome the inaction that is now baked into humanity throughout the generations. Then we would have to either get our parents on board (lol they can't even figure out shit among their own generation) and find some peaceful democratic way to fix the mess we're in or stimulate the process with raw and unconventional violence. Either way it's something that could be talked about for centuries and still never happen. --- GT, PSN, Switch, & Steam: Cubis101 Currently Playing: Rainbow Six: Siege, MCC: Halo Reach, Jedi Fallen Order, Cuisine Royale, Pokemon Sword, COD: Mobile <cite>Cubis101 posted [p:934017336] in Trump's Ap... [t:78386436]...</cite> <quote>Smoking_Hamster posted... </cite> <quote>A water cooler could replace him and win. Democrats are in such a mess at the moment.</quote> Anyone from this board could replace him and win, but that'll never happen and do you know why? Money and fear. When you have the rest of your party scared **less about what you'll do next and the other team is fighting among themselves it's already an easy win. It shows how little any of us matter and how much money talks. Why care about laws or politics when you can be a rich sociopath who does whatever you want regardless of how much trouble you might get in? All of the collective parts of society could physically storm the White House and it'd be the biggest massacre in world history. With how little people seem to care about their well-being in addition to the well-being of others I'm surprised this hasn't happened yet. I'd say it's because we are products of our parents who are already riddled with inactive tendencies that our society reeks of inaction. If there was somehow a single message or goal we could all agree on (never gonna happen) we'd have to overcome the inaction that is now baked into humanity throughout the generations. Then we would have to either get our parents on board (lol they can't even figure out shit among their own generation) and find some peaceful democratic way to fix the mess we're in or stimulate the process with raw and unconventional violence. Either way it's something that could be talked about for centuries and still never happen. --- GT, PSN, Switch, & Steam: Cubis101 Currently Playing: Rainbow Six: Siege, MCC: Halo Reach, Jedi Fallen Order, Cuisine Royale, Pokemon Sword, COD: Mobile</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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