Yep, this is starting to sound a whole lot like ethnic cleansing, which is not surprising in the least π«
this post was submitted on 03 Nov 2025
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Call it what it is: genocide. "Ethnic cleansing" was a weasel word definition to let the Clinton admin wriggle out of intervening in Rwanda.
I understand DJT very well, but his methods are too extreme
So, Nazi stuff. He is a fucking Nazi.
Things like this have a way of coming back to bite. Its basically forced diaspora. So the people who do the labor are sent to countries where they basically look different. Like a Puerto Rican sent to South Africa. There, in south Africa, maybe by chance this person looks sexy to a local. They get married, have kids...yada yada yada, democracy happens around the glove. Its real painful in between now and then, but migrants have a resilient heart. Let's hope things do go well for those in the diaspora.
Their last image of our collapsing Democracy will be us giving them the finger on the way out, I'm not sure they're going to be spreading the gospel. But one can hope the ideals were impressed on enough minds.
This is what you voted for protest-non-voters.
Letβs be real, itβs what his actual voters voted for too
By and large Trump voters know what they voted for. Protest-non-voters apparently need to be informed what they actually voted for.
You sure told those 11 people!
30% of the American population didn't vote.
technically, trump only received 40% of all votes.
he won via technicality. we lost because of blind petty bullshit.
That's pretty usual. What were non-voters protesting in prior elections?
Happy to inform protest-non-voters what they voted for.
All eleven of them, yup, got it.
All eleven of them, yup, got it.
I like the attempt at demoralizing. It doesn't work you know.
Fine, that's not my intent.
Sure, sure.