Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election

[ChelseaLeeArts 2,910]

11 hours ago, LifeOnMars said:

Azealia surprisingly said she voted for Kamala. 

It was all a lie I knew it - she could never change her evil way's 

[Veinsineon 76,447]

yall stoppp  is this the new STOP THE COUNT

 

 

 

[Lana Del Dufrene 10,178]

2 minutes ago, Veinsineon said:

yall stoppp  is this the new STOP THE COUNT

 

 

 

#deporttrump

[X8vinylScratchX 4,665]

1 minute ago, Lana Del Dufrene said:

#deporttrump

To Canada 

[DCooper 36,827]

Just now, X8vinylScratchX said:

To Canada 

 

[jimmyjimmycocoapuff 5,284]

Just now, X8vinylScratchX said:

To Canada 

 

[Lana Del Dufrene 10,178]

1 minute ago, X8vinylScratchX said:

To Canada 

Ewwww no... the Atlantic Ocean

[The Sun Also Rises 5,529]

15 minutes ago, motel six said:

the UK secretary of state gave a very warm congratulations to trump. much different to his response in 2017, where he called trump a racist n**i and kk* sympathiser. 

and, nigel farage has been frolicking around with trump, trump congratulating him for his gains in the UK last election. this just shows the direction politics is going in, a very dangerous one.

 

That's the Foreign Secretary you're thinking of. The Secretary of State has stuck by her morals as far as I know. 

 

I get it's the "game of politics" but I hate how many supposedly left-wing U.K. politicians just pander to Trump or go back on their words. 

 

I do agree with you. U.S. politics getting progressively more far-right just emboldens European politicians to do the same thing. It makes me sick 

[dollanganger 5,066]

curious george's mother became a drug stealing nurse and then when he was born, a witch's curse turned him into a human and his mother's heroin-addled brain thought he was an abomination on a biblical level and threw him face first at a wall. and that's how jd vance was born

[X8vinylScratchX 4,665]

Ok what the fuck i was HAMMERED last night and only took in the results of the election this morning and WHAT the fuck was i talking about last night 

10 hours ago, X8vinylScratchX said:

In 2016 we didn’t pokemon go to the polls

 

In 2024 we didn’t HAWK TUAH VOTE ON THAT THANG

 

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[jimmyjimmycocoapuff 5,284]

3 minutes ago, Lana Del Dufrene said:

Ewwww no... the Atlantic Ocean

The oceans have suffered enough- to Mars with his musky friend

[motel six 3,121]

6 minutes ago, The Sun Also Rises said:

 

That's the Foreign Secretary you're thinking of. The Secretary of State has stuck by her morals as far as I know. 

 

I get it's the "game of politics" but I hate how many supposedly left-wing U.K. politicians just pander to Trump or go back on their words. 

 

I do agree with you. U.S. politics getting progressively more far-right just emboldens European politicians to do the same thing. It makes me sick 

whoops pardon me. yes i meant foreign secretary! 

him being listed as secretary of state for foreign blah blah blah had confused me 

it’s devastating what has happened to labour since 2019 and even since they were voted in this year, and how the general consensus in our country is shifting further right with the rise of reform uk being especially worrying

[Furor Poeticus 16,301]

If democracy means people like Turd can be in power, it really fucking sucks. I don’t want to be overdramatic, but a certain guy was also democratically elected in Germany once…

[Candy Necklace 7,410]

I’m so disappointed in my generation. I didn’t wanna believe everything about Gen Z being more right leaning, but it’s true

[dexter 2,043]

21 minutes ago, 79lipstick said:

You people have no idea how privileged you sound when you talk about leaving the country. Where to, exactly? Europe is NOT Disneyland. 

13 European countries statistically have a higher quality of life than the USA 

 

[jimmyjimmycocoapuff 5,284]

3 minutes ago, Candy Necklace said:

I’m so disappointed in my generation. I didn’t wanna believe everything about Gen Z being more right leaning, but it’s true

I'm disappointed of the MEN of my generation Most of them are pure scum

[Mer 61,459]

Again, I don’t mean to sanitize, but just to give a bit of ray of sunshine here:

 

- Most of Trump’s policies will not be implemented. Tariffs are just a negotiating tactic, and we all know they will not actually replace income tax 

- On that note, just like 2016, the biggest Trump legacy will be his tax cuts. I see him further reducing income tax on the top 3 brackets by 5-10% and on the lowest 3 by 3-5%. 
- He’s not gonna do jack shit about the border, because his replacement will need the issue to run on in 4 years. 

- Mass deportations will not occur, namely because ICE is understaffed and the Trump deficit doesn’t give much room for more govt. spending. Also, the fact of the matter is that most illegal immigrants live in Blue States, and they won’t be helping Trump. 
- Gender affirming healthcare (and healthcare in general) will take the biggest hit 😭💔. It’ll now be a state issue, like abortion. 
- Abortion had a relatively decent night. The majority of Trump voters also voted to protect or expand abortion rights (except for Florida's “super majority” requirement) and Montana. 

 

Trump’s legacy thus far has been one of ineffectiveness. That trend will continue. It’s just uniquely horrible that he will be able to cement a 6-3 Supreme Court conservative lean, which will have long term effects, but not immediate quality of life implications yet. 
 

The media will prey on your outrage for clicks, do not let Trump take over your life. 
 

This is certainly a sad day for many, and I am not saying we are not allowed to grieve and mourn, but this is the path forward, and no amount of tears will change that. 
 

There was no justice last night, but there can be mercy, because we can give that to each other 🙃

 

Signing off for work 

xx 

Mer. 

[drugsdesire 9,797]

today i was walking downtown in my BALKAN city and i look up from my feet and see the american flag and trump’s face projected onto the presidential palace here… and people were celebrating this morning while i was going to class  yeah i’m not ready for this bs

[Furor Poeticus 16,301]

Is this world even worth saving at this point? Like, I despise the fact that Trump’s politics will inevitably cause unprecedented damage and suffering of millions. I hate the fact people pick a president/a government/whatever who can determine if you can live freely as a woman, a person of colour, a person from the LGBTQ+ community. 
 

Everything is really fucking bleak and hopeless, and not just Trump being reelected everything in the world seems to always take a turn for the worse and despite our best efforts we can hardly do anything to change this…
 

How can we remain in solidarity and not fall into despair at this point? 

[taco truck 32,887]

15 minutes ago, Mer said:

Again, I don’t mean to sanitize, but just to give a bit of ray of sunshine here:

 

- Most of Trump’s policies will not be implemented. Tariffs are just a negotiating tactic, and we all know they will not actually replace income tax 

- On that note, just like 2016, the biggest Trump legacy will be his tax cuts. I see him further reducing income tax on the top 3 brackets by 5-10% and on the lowest 3 by 3-5%. 
- He’s not gonna do jack shit about the border, because his replacement will need the issue to run on in 4 years. 

- Mass deportations will not occur, namely because ICE is understaffed and the Trump deficit doesn’t give much room for more govt. spending. Also, the fact of the matter is that most illegal immigrants live in Blue States, and they won’t be helping Trump. 
- Gender affirming healthcare (and healthcare in general) will take the biggest hit 😭💔. It’ll now be a state issue, like abortion. 
- Abortion had a relatively decent night. The majority of Trump voters also voted to protect or expand abortion rights (except for Florida's “super majority” requirement) and Montana. 

 

Trump’s legacy thus far has been one of ineffectiveness. That trend will continue. It’s just uniquely horrible that he will be able to cement a 6-3 Supreme Court conservative lean, which will have long term effects, but not immediate quality of life implications yet. 
 

The media will prey on your outrage for clicks, do not let Trump take over your life. 
 

This is certainly a sad day for many, and I am not saying we are not allowed to grieve and mourn, but this is the path forward, and no amount of tears will change that. 
 

There was no justice last night, but there can be mercy, because we can give that to each other 🙃

 

Signing off for work 

xx 

Mer. 

thank you this genuinely helped me feel less impending doom