Nakena wrote:Just to all those who cheer the impending end of this thread (which is really redundant since we already have an US thread) and the banning of Trump from Twitter and the end of his desastrous Presidency etc. This is my last post in this thread:
The historical situation, conditions and environment that brought Trump into existence as political figure and allowed for his rise to power in the USA are all the more present than they were when he came to power in 2016.
You can be cheer all you want that Jack Dorsey has freed you from the compulsive obsessive urge to check out his Twitter feed and be outraged over his blatant nonsense and bullshit and that hes out of sight for the time being.
Its a folly. He's not cause but symptom of bigger problems and crisis. As long as those causes are not addressed and keep being ignored the symptoms will persist. Trump was good in casting a spotlight upon all those things. Things a lot of people prefer to not look at, things you'd pretend that dont exist. Trump brought them to the light. And thats what you hated him for.
But he was, in a way, (initially at least) necessary to reveal all those things and expose the true state of things and rub it into your face.
Well said. Trump isn't the disease, he's a symptom. Biden may be less incompetent and impulsive than Trump, but he still drafted the PATRIOT Act, voted against legalizing gay marriage, and supported the Iraq War. The US is still gonna be terrible, but now liberals can have a few more years of brunch before the problems they helped create explode yet again.