The Supreme Court, urged on by well-funded far-right ideologues like Stephen Miller, is set to curtail important provisions of the Voting Rights Act, opening the door to aggressive, racially based disenfranchisement.
The Supreme Court, urged on by well-funded far-right ideologues like Stephen Miller, is set to curtail important provisions of the Voting Rights Act, opening the door to aggressive, racially based disenfranchisement.
The problem though, is that ordinary Americans that “had no responsibility for all of this” could have avoided this BY FUCKING VOTING WHEN IT MATTERED.
Now it’s too late and the entire world is suffering from the Cheeto, so please do forgive me for not shedding any tears for them.
Not all Americans. I’m not even convinced it was most Americans.
@CharlesDarwin @phoenixz same. But it will take a lot of Americans to turn it round, and until/unless that happens the rest of the world has to work out a backup plan, brace, and leave them to sort it out.
But genocide Joe or some shit
Lol @ the downvoter
Are you under the impression that they all either voted for Trump or didn’t vote?
Are you saying that those who voted against Trump are still responsible for it?
Are you blaming the victims?
Are you unable to read?
ARE YOU BLAMING THE VICTIMS???
I was, of course, talking about those that didn’t vote, or voted independent so they could virtue signal brag about how they didn’t vote for the Palestine hating Biden, that is, until Trump won