1 minute ago, HazletonEagle said:

nah.

49 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I wasnt afraid to vote for him again after his first term. This term is far more unhinged. This saga fills me with regret.

The fact that he lied about winning the election, tried to overturn the results, and gleefully let his followers riot inside the Capitol was a bit of a clue that he was a smidge unhinged? Really? There's no excuse for not seeing this crap coming man I'm sorry.

1 minute ago, DEagle7 said:

The fact that he lied about winning the election, tried to overturn the results, and gleefully let his followers riot inside the Capitol was a bit of a clue that he was a smidge unhinged? Really? There's no excuse for not seeing this crap coming man I'm sorry.

No excuse needed. No excuse made. Not looking for acceptance from the CVON crowd. No need to say sorry.

21 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

No excuse needed. No excuse made. Not looking for acceptance from the CVON crowd. No need to say sorry.

Never would expect you to anyway. But the term "regret" implies you thought something different would happen. Trump showed you exactly who he was on his way out in his first term. "Regret" seems silly.

9 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

Never would expect you to anyway. But the term "regret" implies you thought something different would happen. Trump showed you exactly who he was on his way out in his first term. "Regret" seems silly.

I didnt think something different would happen. I didnt expect anything like this at all. No one thought he would possibly go to war against NATO countries.

Very on brand for uneducated Trump voters to not understand the meaning of simple words like regret.

19 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I didnt think something different would happen. I didnt expect anything like this at all. No one thought he would possibly go to war against NATO countries.

We let him become president again after trying to overturn an election. A power hungry corrupt narcissist, who had long since scared any reasonable adult away and surrounded himself with yes-men, was shown that there were zero consequences for ignoring the core tenants of the position. No one should be surprised he's continuing that trend now. It's just silly to act shocked by any of this.

24 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Very on brand for uneducated Trump voters to not understand the meaning of simple words like regret.

Regret does not necessarily correlate to expectations as is being implied. For instance, I can also regret something that I fully expected to happen. Hypothetical example- I smoked for many years knowing the risks, but still feel immense regret when I deal with severe health consequences.

Not surprised at all that CVON faux-intellects wouldnt understand words that they are making fun of people for not understanding.

16 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Regret does not necessarily correlate to expectations as is being implied. For instance, I can also regret something that I fully expected to happen. Hypothetical example- I smoked for many years knowing the risks, but still feel immense regret when I deal with severe health consequences.

Not surprised at all that CVON faux-intellects wouldnt understand words that they are making fun of people for not understanding.

You know cigarettes are bad for you though. That they'll very likely kill you. So which is it? Did you vote for him knowing he was going to do unhinged autocratic stuff but didn't care? Or did you "not expect anything like this" and are blindsided by him threatening the status of NATO and trying to make Greenland part of the US? 2 things he literally said he wanted his first term.

1 minute ago, DEagle7 said:

You know cigarettes are bad for you though. That they'll very likely kill you. So which is it? Did you vote for him knowing he was going to do unhinged autocratic stuff but didn't care? Or did you "not expect anything like this" and are blindsided by him threatening the status of NATO and trying to make Greenland part of the US? 2 things he literally said he wanted his first term.

jesus christ you guys are dense. The example I gave was solely to illustrate the point that regret is not necessarily correlated with expectations. It was CLEARLY not intended as a 1:1 comparison between the decisions to vote for trump, and smoking.

Yes you know the risks of smoking. That does not automatically mean you vote for trump expecting him to go to war with NATO. While the expectations in each scenario are both drastically different, both decisions can equally be regretful.

I wonder if you guys will understand yet... This is always so amusing having to explain things like I am talking to 5 year olds while you guys try to call me the dumb one.

Just to be clear, though I know nothing is ever clear to you people

While Trump is doing some regrettable things none of the democrats look any more appealing to me now than they did on election day and Ill be surprised if they appoint someone Ill want to vote for in the next election too.

Go ahead and cry about that.

8 hours ago, Mike31mt said:

Lol so Germany and France are sending troops to defend Greenland against a made-up Trump invasion but couldn't be bothered to do the same for Ukraine. Have I got that right?

This is why Trump is doing what he's doing. These are unserious clown nations.

You’re a rahtard

28 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Just to be clear, though I know nothing is ever clear to you people

While Trump is doing some regrettable things none of the democrats look any more appealing to me now than they did on election day and Ill be surprised if they appoint someone Ill want to vote for in the next election too.

Go ahead and cry about that.

I am just glad you have come around to realizing your mistake. Now help us fix it moving forward.

2 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

Regret does not necessarily correlate to expectations as is being implied. For instance, I can also regret something that I fully expected to happen. Hypothetical example- I smoked for many years knowing the risks, but still feel immense regret when I deal with severe health consequences.

Not surprised at all that CVON faux-intellects wouldnt understand words that they are making fun of people for not understanding.

If you fully expect something will happen that you'll surely regret and you still do it anyway, that's not regret, just called being retarded.

"Hey Bob, why are you touching that hot stove, don't you know it'll burn your hand?"

"Of course, I do. That's what I expected to happen and now I regret it."

"I feel sorry for your family, Bob."

8 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

I wasnt afraid to vote for him again after his first term. This term is far more unhinged. This saga fills me with regret.

There are many like you. I hope you can admit your mistake IRL. Sadly most cannot. One of my brothers is in that category.

5 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

Just to be clear, though I know nothing is ever clear to you people

While Trump is doing some regrettable things none of the democrats look any more appealing to me now than they did on election day and Ill be surprised if they appoint someone Ill want to vote for in the next election too.

Go ahead and cry about that.

Right and none of the Dems looked appealing in 2024 but Trump looked horrible. You made a mistake. You’re owning up to it in here which is easy. Do the same IRL and encourage others to do so.

7 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

I wasnt afraid to vote for him again after his first term. This term is far more unhinged. This saga fills me with regret.

I think this is actually an understatement with all that he has done. We have a crazy lunatic in the Oval Office and it’s hard to understand that anyone can still defend this crap. I’m glad that you see and acknowledge all of this, which some here are incapable of doing.

Yeah, you voted for him and that’s what too many others did as well. I don’t think it helps this country moving forward by attacking the ones that are showing regret, or better yet remorse, like MTG. What’s done is done and now sane people from both ends of the spectrum need to find a common ground in order to oppose this lunacy.

This isn’t about policy issues anymore. The dude is going completely off the rails and it’s happening in plain sight. If this doesn’t get people to find some common ground, nothing really will.

26 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

There are many like you. I hope you can admit your mistake IRL. Sadly most cannot. One of my brothers is in that category.

That’s the thing. We most likely all have family members or friends that have been engulfed in the cult. It’s so difficult having a normal discussion in real life these days without tearing up bonds with family/friends.

I’m actually glad that we’re able to interact here with others who have completely different views. Will that do anything to change the needle?! Nope, definitely not. 🤷‍♂️

12 minutes ago, Frankfurteagle89 said:

That’s the thing. We most likely all have family members or friends that have been engulfed in the cult. It’s so difficult having a normal discussion in real life these days without tearing up bonds with family/friends.

I’m actually glad that we’re able to interact here with others who have completely different views. Will that do anything to change the needle?! Nope, definitely not. 🤷‍♂️

The harder discussions have to take place at some point. The Greenland thing will help many open the door. The ICE stuff will help others.

4 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

The harder discussions have to take place at some point. The Greenland thing will help many open the door. The ICE stuff will help others.

Agreed. It’s these fundamental issues about who we are as Americans, not if you’re in favor of lowering taxes for the rich or Obama Care etc. etc… it’s not about policies anymore IMO.