(Post this in /c/electoralism! REEEE)

In what universe is Biden's "snipes" worth posting multiple times and giving reddit money to award? Did we see the same debates? Trump literally ran a train on him and these fuckers are thinking Biden's few jabs ("Man, shut up!") gets him past that beating? REALLY?

Only the top two (maybe three) posts are worth keeping. Jesus, r*dd*t.

  • ProCephalopodAktion [any]
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    4 years ago

    These people are so disconnected from reality. I'm over here trying to make sure I can pay bills + buy groceries during the same week while these dumb fucks are tossing money at reddit posts.

    • throwawaylemmy [none/use name]
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      4 years ago

      Like, looking at the sub right after the debates, a lot of the posts are the "same" snip of the "shut up, man!" comment. It's like "your moderators complain about "off-topic posts, but they allow the same comment to be reposted twenty times?"

  • thefunkycomitatus [he/him,they/them]
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    4 years ago

    Trump: The only people who get to decide if this election is valid are my brownshirts

    r/politics: Biden meekly said 'shut up man'. Slay king! spends last remaining food money on reddit gold

    • crispyhexagon [none/use name]
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      4 years ago

      news at eleven:

      website cofounded by self declared slave owner appeals to fanbase that only cares about owning others

  • KiaKaha [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    /r/politics is bought and paid for.

    We all know this already. If you wanna see what people think, wait for the day after the election.

  • hogposting [he/him,comrade/them]
    3·
    4 years ago

    Trump literally ran a train on him

    No one thinks this but diehard Trump supporters and some of the terminally-online left.

    Normal people thought the whole thing was intolerable to watch and a mess all around. Libs are mostly focused on Trump refusing to disavow white supremacists and telling the Proud Boys to "stand by."

    • throwawaylemmy [none/use name]
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      4 years ago

      Libs are mostly focused on Trump refusing to disavow white supremacists and telling the Proud Boys to “stand by.”

      Which is the concerning thing to worry about, but in the grand scheme of things probably isn't going to amount to much. Virginia already had Trump Supporters (and I mean Trump supporters, not Proud Boys) trying to block people from going into physical voting locations. So the only thing Trump did there is give a wink and nod to those crazies.

      Normal people thought the whole thing was intolerable to watch and a mess all around.

      And if they can't see Trump basically tied Biden to the railroad and ran over him, that's on them. It's clear as day within the first five minutes that Biden isn't going to do anything but capitulate to the Republicans just like his party has been doing over the past four years. How does that excite ANYONE besides /r/politics?

  • Not_irony [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    I was radicalized after the 2016 election, and after 2 years of Trump, and after the woman's march, and the supreme court nomination, etc. How are so many people still stuck inside the system? Can't they see its a trap?