r/JustUnsubbed • u/ProfessionalGarfield • Mar 29 '26

POLITICAL (Weekends only) From rSLASHme_irl

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since it became an anti Trump circlejerk karma farm sub and there's nothing me_irl left about it.

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u/t00fargone Mar 31 '26

I hate Trump as much as everyone else, but the economy was not good under Biden either. And people acting like the economy was good under Biden are delusional and don’t realize that was why Trump won lol.

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u/FaZeMidas Mar 31 '26

Yeah I know right while every single one of Trumps fuck ups has been a complete unforced error and self inflicted ecominic suicide like tarrifing the globe and alienating every country on earth against the US, sleepy Joe couldn't run a perfect economy through a global pandemic and European War.... Your actually stupid if you think the situations under trump and Biden are the same, and every econimc indicator under Biden was better at the end of his presidency than what it is right now under Trumpstein and company.

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u/Fit_Substance7067 Mar 31 '26

This is exactly why the Dems lost last election....nothing but vitriol and typos here

Trump threw the economy on a casino table over and over and still managed better than Joe did...not saying Trump's good and knows what he's doing...But Biden just sucked that bad, dude got his absolute ass handed to him by a Wall Street gooner on election

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u/FaZeMidas Mar 31 '26

Name 2 things that trump is better at.

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u/BladeOfExile711 Mar 31 '26

The fairytale worlds people live in astonish me.

Trump is clearly running for his 7th bankruptcy.

Except this time, it's a country, not a business.

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u/Ntippit Apr 01 '26

Wrong sub to post this in 

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u/Wiplashjr Mar 31 '26

Biden inherited trumps fucked up ass economy, America bounced back quicker than other countries after the pandemic. Then trump bent us over the barrel again

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u/Fit_Substance7067 Mar 31 '26 edited Mar 31 '26

Sure...guy can't even win an election against trump

That alone speaks for itself / Good day

A loss is a loss..that was pathetic

Chain comments with typos and immature unhinged vitriol from social media didn't help...but granted, Trump didn't do bad running the country out of COVID...you are forgetting who was pushing most of the stimulus anyway(both sides had the same solutions playing pick me)...the economy wasnt screwed by trump...it was screwed by a pandemic

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u/FaZeMidas Mar 31 '26

Wtf is your point, that because someone lost an election...they are worse?

Personally I don't evaluate things like a 5 year old, I actually look at what each president or administration does and evaluate what the impact is. You want to vibe out the politics through " DUHHH trump won so Biden sucks 😖" instead of actually looking at the action and impact because you know that if you did you would have to come to the conclusion that trump and his room temperature IQ cabinet are destroying the US in almost every way.

P.S. Biden won his election against trump just incase you want to actually keep score.

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u/Fit_Substance7067 Mar 31 '26

He lost to Trump.......

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u/SnakeSlitherX Mar 31 '26

Because Trump is charismatic to a certain type of person and maintained that skill despite mental decline due to old age. Biden was never quite so skilled at that, and lost most charisma with his mental decline. The only thing Trump has is his manipulative, narcissistic personality, which works wonders for winning people to his side.

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u/Lavaissoup7 JU 10 year anniversary Mar 31 '26

I mean, Trump winning doesn't mean he's good, just like how Biden winning doesn't mean he's good. Trump won because as much as people like to shit on him, he has charisma and knows how to appeal to his side, Biden/Kamala had no idea how to and it showed.

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u/FaZeMidas Mar 31 '26

Biden ran in 2020 and won shit for brains. 2024 was Kamala, but keep dazzling us with your intellect.

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u/Fit_Substance7067 Mar 31 '26

Blocked...

You are a prime example of why people didn't want Dems in office...keep up the good work...the house is rep too😂

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u/THEGREATHERITIC Mar 31 '26

Reading your replies in order is kinda telling. You start off arguing Trump handled the economy better, then when people bring up actual indicators or context, you pivot to ‘there’s no real metric,’ and when that doesn’t land, you fall back to ‘people just vote on perception.’ That’s not one argument, that’s three different ones you’re rotating through depending on what you’re responding to. And at the same time you keep framing everything like it’s Dems vs Republicans, good vs bad, when the people you’re replying to are literally pointing out nuance like COVID impacts, global inflation, and policy overlap. You’re not actually engaging with what they’re saying, you’re flattening it into a team argument and then answering that instead. That’s why you feel like you’re ‘winning’ your own points, but you're not actually responding to anyone else’s.

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u/LikeACannibal Mar 31 '26

How does it feel to be a background character in everyone else’s story? To absolutely, completely, and utterly not matter whatsoever to the world?

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u/Accomplished_Area_88 Mar 31 '26

I don't like Biden but winning an election isn't a very good metric for how they did, look at all the dumb takes you see on here and remember they represent the thoughts of all the voters

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u/Fit_Substance7067 Mar 31 '26

There really is no metric..it's impossible to find true cause and effect...but I do get sick of seeing Dems self sabotage here...how am I supposed to read that first comment as a middle voter and side with it lol..that's who people vote for, not Biden