It is both sad and hilarious that NPR had a segment talking about Trump's "dangerous rhetoric," heavily implying how horrible it would be if he were to be elected.
As if we did not see that already happen from 2017-2021 where Trump had a very underwhelming presidency overall (though no new wars was good). Most of Trump's "terribleness" was only in the heads of faggots on Twitter and Reddit throwing bitchfits. Him saying things that are "mean" is not an actual concern.
@shortstories Yup, that and him saying "Israel rightfully controls congress" or that Americans need to finish the Gaza problem.
@houseoftolstoy I can tell you right now it's the exact same as in every other country controlled by US/Israel. They all have a "far right" party/candidate which supports Israel/Ukraine but is "tough" on migration and therefore has a "dangerous rhetoric". Whether it's Milei in Argentina or Meloni in Italy, they all have their controlled opposition.
It's sad watching everyone fall for establishment theatrics and believe there's an actual political solution to the problem.
@houseoftolstoy
Trump is "the father of the vaccine" and that is his dangerous rhetoric