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Family: Matt is going to clean up the crime and corruption, just like Trump will! Me: I Trump was going to last time. Family: He couldn't because of those DEMS! Me: Hopefully he cracks down on those horrible scam artists, adulterists, domestic terrorists, and sex traffickers. Family: YES! Me: ....
Canadian checking in. Don't feel too bad if you have a subscriber drop. A lot of the folks of the rest of the world just can't watch you guys binge on this weird freaky drug anymore.
the government has always been this corrupt...it's now just obviously and demonstrably to the average man so...we are a nation of men...always have been
This really just hammers home that if you are wealthy and/or influential enough, you get to avoid any and all consequences of the terrible things that you do.
This system is set up of devouring others for money, but also system been set up by making working class poor. This system will devour the rich soon too, simply because it's easier and quicker. They will regret it in the long run.
It's important that even the pretense of it is entirely gone. The ideal that no one was above the law was imprinted on our American self-identity, even if not in fact. Despite the sheer openness of Trump flouting the law, politicians and the media were either gleefully cheering him on or afraid to stand up to him. The American public made a conscious choice to side with wealth and power. Where in the past the system was rigged against the common man, we could all agree at least in principle that it shouldn't be. That's no longer the case and clever people will exploit that sentiment to the extreme before (or even if!) voters wake up to what's happened. By then, as Devin said, it will take decades to get back to baseline.
The fact that they tried distancing themselves from Project 2025 and then immediately made plans to follow it within a week of the election will never not be outrageous.
Outrageous to who? America needs to suffer the consequences of it's choice - stop trying to put bandaids on this stuff since they are ungrateful either way... people want to be serfs - let them be serfs.
@nunya-d2t It's harder I think when you live in a red state, interact with these people, then see them flip their entire morals for one man and cannot grasp what is unbelievable. Like I KNOW these people and they should be better than this. They really really should be.
Banning vaccines actually scares the hell out of me. I knew a man growing up that had polio as a child. He was an amazing man. He was also completely paralyzed from the waist down and suffered horrible health issues. He took dozens of pills a day and died in suffering and in pain in his mid-sixties. Please make sure you and your children are updated on their vaccines before January.
@@drugoviicah yes, its dumb to think that the well known antivax man who suggested injecting bleach instead, that also does his best to ban things he disagrees with, would attempt to ban vaccines. Im not saying he will, but im not gonna say he wont
Unless you immigrated from a war zone, I'd suggest trying your luck back in your home country or starting the paperwork to immigrate somewhere else. Last time there was mass deportation a lot of legal immigrants got caught in the middle, it was hell and this will be too. I wish good luck for you.
I've lived my whole life in the US as an American citizen, but my mother was born in Ireland. That means I can get Irish (and by extension EU) citizenship. The US doesn't recognize it, but it doesn't cause any problems. I think I'm going to start the process, just to keep my options open.
As an immigration lawyer in Canada, we are getting swamped with calls from folks in the USA. PSA: It is very difficult for an American to claim refugee status in Canada.
As a Brit, who's judges are required to be completely separate from politics to ensure impartiality, the fact that US judges, and particularly those in the Supreme Court, are politically aligned will never cease to BAFFLE me. The vast majority of these, and many other, legal issues would be solved it judges were impartial and not put in place by presidents and political parties. It will never make sense to me.
British legal system is one crazy house and lot worse than American. Fair political US appointment is 100 times better than European so called non political 90% leftist appointment.
Our supreme court was SUPPOSED to be impartial. Unfortunately we’ve discovered over this last decade just how much of our government was running on the presumption of integrity.
The idea behind them serving for life is to allow them to make decisions without worrying about politics, the problem comes from the fact that it is the current administration that appoints them rather than an independent group. Also they are so above the law that Justice Thomas can just take bribes and special vacations and cant be prosecuted
Us vets are still reeling from the absolute gutting the VA took when he was first in office. Doctor and nurse care was already shorthanded in 2016, but it became catastrophically thin. It hasnt recovered since then and has no recovery in sight. I am 100% T&P disabled. I cant work. If anything happens to my pension, im genuinely screwed. People also think we get paid handsomly for total disability. I can confirm to everyone here and other 100% disabled vets can corroborate, we get paid *just enough* to get by. Its bad. I feel forgotten, uncared for and frankly abused. I dont want your "thank yous" and "im sorry's" i just want to be comfortable.
Blame the people who voted for him they voted for their own interests and that’s it nobody else’s. They don’t give a damn about you they will just think all you need is a “thank you for your service”
@@johnjones3813 No we don't. That's an old myth held over from the Reagan era. You should take a look at the colors of faces standing in formation over the last 25 years. The Poor and the Brown are more heavily represented among us that among you. Edit: And we sure as hell haven't forgotten how many of us Bush killed and mangled to get re-elected.
My mother has disability from her time in the army. It's not total, but it still hardly helps her pay bills; she and her husband both have jobs, and those pay for their groceries and bills. Mom's disability goes to gifts and vacations because that's how shitty the pay is
The worst part is the people allowing this to happen will NEVER admit it. They'll go to the grave blaming everyone else and everything else when this inevitably blows up in their faces. That's ultimately what happened here, we gave these people carte blanche to do anything and walk away.
People still think Reagan was a good president. Hell some people still defend Hitler. That’s why debate can’t solve every problem, some people are just too stubborn to care if they lose a debate.
@@dadbodenvy4247 I remember there was one comment I read where someone poked fun at the mustache Austrian for being a pill head and a whole bunch of people got angry and defensive they were “attacking” him
"We don't know how the Supreme court would rule, but we definitely know how the Supreme Court would rule" sounds so insane of a phrase to hear more than 5 years ago. You'd think the person was insane for string that contradiction together, but in today's world it makes complete sense and is a sign of the times.
No, it isn't. The outcome of most cases on SCOTUS can be quite easily predicted, and that hasn't been any different in the last few decades. For example, there is no sane person who couldn't predict the outcome of McDonald v. Chicago after Heller.
@@SailHatinSoap, hard disagree. Lockner era (pre switch in time) and progressive era (60s/early 70s) were much more predictable than the current bench.
If there was a college student that had been working on a homework assignment for your class for 9 years, and you asked him if he had the assignment yet and he responded "I have concepts of an assignment", would you make him the Dean of your University? Of course not, he's completely unqualified for that. You would elect him President of the United States.
‘Concepts of a plan’ foolishly gave me hope that the intelligent centrists and undecided voters would flip blue. Cause that is an insane response to give during a PRESIDENTIAL debate, and a question you’d have to know would come up.
@@superflyslay9740 ah did she say that migrants were eating cats and dogs too? did she also say that vaccines cause autism? were some democrats also saying that the jews started the california fires? not trying to argue, genuinely curious if her and her party said something at that level lol
@Funniman23421 he started with political connections and hundreds of millions. He bankrupt an airline, 2 hotel/Casinos, the legendary Taj mahal casino, and a resort. He's a fortunate fool with little business sense. Except when it comes to grifting. Don't forget he's settled many times for not paying employees, or defrauding investors, and outright scams, like his "university", or his "charity".
I’m a father of two-year-old twin daughters. I have a congenital heart defect that requires significant medical intervention. If the ACA is repealed, and especially if Medicare is cut, I will not be able to afford to stay alive. I am terrified that I will not live long enough for my daughters to reach an age where they will remember me. This is horrifying. Do you know of any emigration lawyers who might be able to help us migrate to a country with universal healthcare?
It is an incredibly difficult years long process, unless you have a post secondary degree in a highly desirable field. Having a medical condition is a significant roadblock if not a disqualifier for most places, sadly. If you are willing to become fully fluent in spanish, look into paraguay. I am sorry for your situation.
@@Elizabeth-n3v2u Can try the asylum route. Probably be even more difficult as economic asylum (aka can't afford to stay alive) is generally given far less consideration than political asylum (explicitly persecuted by the government or other powerful organization). But if they could find a country willing to accept their claim, it would likely be faster.
While becoming a citizen in a country takes years, just moving there will give you the same rates the governments pays for visits and medicines. Like how US tourists will pay them same/less than they currently would pay in the US if they have a heart attack in France/England/Germany/wherever My suggestion, if you don't have a highly desirable skillset like IT or medicine, is to find countries with working visa programs with the US that aren't just for young adults, use one to get you and your family *there*, and make the connections to get a longer work visa. Getting a lawyer to argue for economic asylum while you're doing so might help, but don't put all your chickens in one coop.
Thanks for acknowledging that this is going to take decades to fix. The "oh, we've been here before, we'll bounce back before too long" narrative some people have been using to console everyone is infuriatingly myopic.
@@227 It's going to take hard work for sure. I look back at things like the March on Washington and the protests of the 20s and the 50s-60s, when many groups were fighting for a better America, and it seems worth the fight. I won't let those folks down. America will keep going.
People still haven't fixed the incompetent douchebaggery caused by Reagan and Nixon. Trump's chaos will live on for the next 50 years, easy. Trump, btw, is making those two look like saints.
We have to try to continue on, regardless. Yes it'll be hard, yes it'll take a long while, but we can't just roll over and say it's too much, that's exactly what these fascist sleazes want
It will literally be bounce backable, Legal Eagle is kind of being an alarmist here about that as we do have the mid terms which if Trump’s past presidential run is anything, we will see a Blue Wave. But to ensure it does happen, the Democrats need to embrace more moderate politics and point out the lunacy of Trump’s social policy backwardedness and focus more on the economics and reaching out to male voters and getting the latino vote back on the ballot.
Your argument is invalid and they never said anything about stopping a mother's abortion if it risks her life. The law states that casual abortion is not allowed if the baby is over 15 weeks. Majority of abortions do not happen because of your reason. In fact, most abortions happen because of what's called Irresponsibility. We are living in an age where people can willing do the dirty without feeling guilty for killing another living person such as ourselves today. You're not advocating for any justice dude. Trump can't even fully take away abortions, that's not his role nor would the house let it happen. But keep letting fake media tell you he's Hitler okay? If trump was a dictator, you know damn well he would've been dealt with quicker than the media portay the lies about him.
You were a fetus once, so why take the chance of life you had away from innocent kids? You realize that child birth related deaths are less common than they used to be right? In fact, because of c sections, most women can survive nowadays. There's even a study claiming women are getting smaller down there because of the introduction of c sections, which is also an issue cause later down the line, women will have no choice but to have c sections. And before you say the c section is a form of abortion, go back to school. Abortion is straight up murder of an innocent life, c sections are to help both parties in the birthing situation. If you see videos of how abortion actually works, you'll be surprised if how inhumane it actually is
The same people who insist a woman's consent isn't necessary for pregnancy, also insist that consent is needed for taking blood. Because pregnancy is trivial and taking blood is invasive I guess?
You really don't want to go down this route, you're betting against a group that already shows no respect for human life. Do you think the absurdity of your suggestion won't just be ignored like other forms of suffering?
Here’s the thing. This is just the shit Devin can think of. Guaranteed one year from now there will be SO MANY other insane things he will do that no one even considered
this is only the things devin thinks will happen. how many people (including authoratitative sources) predicted trump would be a dictator and would do x terrible things from 2016-2020? how many of those things came true? its the same thing that has happened the last 3 electoral cycles, half the country believes the elected president to be terrible and the president elect doesnt even end up being that bad
I can't wait for his devoted followers to realize that their lives aren't getting any better and probably worse. You know Trump can't take criticism. To see the look on their faces when he turns against them
I've never felt so disconnected from the American populous before. i can understand Trump winning the electoral college, but winning the popular vote tells me that i am so far removed from how most other Americans really feel. Americans were so desperate for change, they were willing to make a deal with the devil in mass. But i was more prepared for a Trump victory this time around. When he beat Hillary i was completely shocked. i remember women crying at the office when i went to work the day after the '16 election. This time when i went to work, nobody was crying, ppl were just pissed off & angry.
Don't forget the amount of voter suppression in this country. A lot of people like to pretend people not voting is them being lazy and not state's making voting so difficult is wasn't worth the hassle or just too difficult. Then throw in the fact that it is super easy to get a felony and have your rights taken away. Biden won the 2020 election and 37 states passed laws making it even harder to vote all while Trump and the Republican party continued to bend and break every law and rule they could to make sure Democrats would never win again. That needs to be taken into account when speaking on people not voting.
@@AegixDrakan Apathy is the medium through which malice travels. No dictator has ever succeeded in toppling a free society without a mass of fools who go, "Ah, well, they're all bastards" and remain indifferent.
I feel like I don't understand anyone anymore. Feels like I landed on an alien planet. I'm getting approached by Russians (truly, this happened last night) and others proclaiming how everything is going to get fixed. Exhausting and baffling.
If this election only impacted the USA, I could tell myself, well, the voters will bear the consequences of their choice. But I also think about all the people around the world who might see their freedom, and even their lives, destroyed because of it. And it makes me sick.
He has already threatened Europe using NATO as leverage, unless they bow to the new king and remove regulations impacting US exports into Europe. I hope Europe reacts promptly to aid Ukraine with boots on the ground now that their occupiers are so weak and on brink of collapse. It may hurt Europe and slow growth (which was never going to be infinite anyway), but standing up to dictatorships is important, regardless of previous trade.
@@pootisbird7280 welp i already dont have rights in the most eu countries,in proj 25 it will basically make us true protestants get prosecuted,sunday law forces you to disobey 10 commandments,i already have basically no job options because none hires sabbath kepers since you would for only for 5 days
22:16 This. This right here is the entire problem. One side has been openly gloating about how much they want to rid us from the earth.. and the response is "ehh, idk hopefully they just go away or something"
@MultiBluedog123 you don't know that. God all of this is so iinfuriating! People brainwashed and blinded by hate! In a few years you and many others will look back and realize how easily manipulated you were by people like him and the media as the country thrives
I almost hope at this point that he does pass the tariffs just so all these "i cant wait to be able to afford groceries" people that voted for him can stfu forever
No, sadly, they won't. They'll probably find a new scapegoat to blame for that one (or, more likely, one of the multitudes of scapegoats they already are).
@Elizabeth-n3v2u I voted for Harris, in part because of the ACA. I also voted for Harris because I did not want Trump to place the majority of the court for my 14 year old daughter adult life. Now I have to prepare her to fight a hostile court.
Theres this quote that even though the forest is being chopped down the trees still continue to vote for the axe because he tricks them in to thinking he is one of them because he has a wooden handle.
"The forest was shrinking, yet the trees kept voting for the ax; for the axe was clever and convinced the trees that, sunce his handle was made of wood, he was one of them." It's a Turkish proverb.
I'm not even 30 (quite) yet and I fear this be my fate. I don't even believe anyone younger than like... 25, GENEROUSLY, will live to see a year better than the last. It's all down hill. And even if they see it they'll only witness it in their twilight after they've lost the strength to enjoy it. Realistically, nobody who is alive on the planet earth right now will in their lifetime see anything get better. Makes me wonder what's the point.
35 here, and one the baffling realizations of my mortality is that I'll be able to make a voting difference 10 more times at most. To say I'm looking forward to the next 40 years, let alone the next 4 years would be the biggest lie I've ever told.
@@kurthill9070 Hey, midterms exist and are impactful. 20 times! Splitting hairs, and assuming we still have a functioning electoral system going forward, but hey.
@@althealee9375 Yeah, dude’s also one of those lunkheads who believes that vaccines are causing rising ‘tism in kids. Hardcore anti-vaxxers are a special breed
I always asked myself how the hell Hitler even got into this position of power that he had. Like, why wouldn't the people just stop him. Now, that concept does not seem so alien to me anymore.
Separation of church and state is nowhere in the constitution. It's literally a myth. You're a fool if you think the beliefs of the people don't influence government.
@hamisyummers8664 Most policies need to be based on a philosophy, and therefore are bordering on many religious ideas already. It's impossible not to have religious overtones to law, (either theist or secular humanist) because our worldview shapes our metaphysical view of morality. Yet the pope is not governing, nor is the protestant church, nor any other governing church body. Rather certain values are being brought forth from a Christian worldview and enshrined into law. This is not a church telling you you must believe in Jesus, but a simple moral rule, no different than the laws against manslaughter and murder. I'm not condoning anything in project 2025, I still dont really understand what it is yet, but it seems to me that a church needs to be in government for it to be a fusing of church and state. I believe most of the founding Father's wrote the constitution entirely from a theistic worldview, making it seem like they defined church and state differently than we do today.
I love when people bring this up, but they have no understanding of the history or meaning of the phrase. Can you tell me what part of the Constitution includes the phrase 'separation of church and state', or any variant thereof? Go on, I'll wait. While I'm waiting, I'll proceed by enlightening you on what that phrase *actually* means. It's a warning against the government interfering in the affairs of the church (using that in the broad sense, not in regards to a particular denomination), not the other way around. No, we do not have state sponsored/run churches - though many colonies did have them prior to the ratification of the Constitution, and even for many decades after - but that doesn't mean the church has no say in the affairs of government. Just a little history lesson for you. Oh, and if you haven't figured it out by now, that phrase exists absolutely nowhere in the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the Declaration or Independence, or any other founding document. It was penned in a letter by Thomas Jefferson, and he was talking about protecting churches from the government, not the other way around.
JD Vance's 'let people with pre-existing conditions pay higher premiums' is exactly the problem in the first place. Insurance companies have always been able to do that if they wanted to. They don't because it is not economical. It is called adverse selection and it is a classic example of market failure. That is why everyone who can do maths advocates universal health care with as much risk pooling as possible. Vance basically just said 'people with pre-existing conditions can whistle'.
is the idea that people with preexisting conditions are generally lower-income and can’t afford higher premiums, therefore it would prevent the exact group they’re targeting from participating?
@@glasses6524 Absolutely. Low income creates ill-health, too. Poor housing and working conditions, added stress, worse diet etc. More likely to be sick for the same reason you can't pay.
@@thrpotatoasfgfejfidieiidkr7071 Sadly, yeah. The video said that Vance's comments may be some small comfort in amongst the near certainty that the ACA will be repealed. It is not.
That's been my whole thing too. "Lmao we're in danger" while my medications are likely to get taken away, my partner won't get her hormones, my mom will most likely die from her ailments, and half of my family are going to get deported. But hey, "Land Of The Free" 👍
@vapor-sings at least we can take a little bit of solace in the fact that the people who voted for this will suffer just as much as (if not more than) the people who didn't
I've been trying this method. For me, it works for about 4 weeks until I blow up and scream at all my family and friends 😂. But it's really not funny! I put a laugh face to make myself feel better but in reality it doesn't work!
I mean you really can only laugh about it. Our congress is a joke and the law is dead at this point and the American people have a below 6th grade reading comprehension so… yeah.
I honestly hope, our european leaders will find the same courage again to just let him rant in his little toddler cage and do the actual diplomacy with the career diplomats. They did this for his first term and the relationships wasn't as irreperably damaged as we feared it might be during 4 years of Trump. However, the political landscape has changed in europe as well and the first political leaders are already softening their stance on Trump at a rapid pace, because NATO (and with it all our litteral survival) is dependant upon a narcissistic, hypocritical, lying windbag who changes his opinions and moods more often than his underwear. I will not forgive the US electorate for what will happen in the next four years (and honestly, probably beyond - because there is no reason why he should stop to follow Hitlers plan of ascension to power to the letter NOW of all times... next will be "emergency powers" because of a random "national emergency" that will allow him to "postpone" the presidential election)
I’m actually exhausted with how much disbelief I’ve had. It shakes my faith in humanity that because the economy is hard, Americans elected a billionaire criminal who will crush the rights of women and minorities and won’t even fix the economy.
Did you forget how many stayed home? Its not a majority that decided. Its a vocal and active minority. The majority dont see anyone worth showing up for. Get an FDR and that may change.
@ronblack7870 I feel like "the economy is doing well" is a kind of misrepresentation of the situation. Yes, the economy is doing well...but we don't really measure how our economy is doing by how the average person is doing, not anymore. The main thing that drives that statement is investment and employment rates. But the average person is seeing reductions in their rights as "labor," income growth is being FAR outstripped by inflation, the poorest are struggling harder and the wealthy saw massive growth to their wealth. If you're billionaire, the economy is awesome; if you work for a living the economy is crushing you. Not that I think Trump will, or even can, fix it. Just that when politicians and pundits talk about "The Economy," they aren't really talking about the same thing we are.
@sorejack too bad you have no idea how much worse it will get if Trump does his crazy plans. Tariffs and tax cuts will cause inflation to skyrocket. Your economic situation is about to get worse if he gets his way.
So Remember how the great depression was the only time in America where there's more emigration than immigration? Yeah...thats gonna need to be updated.
Problem is, most of the people who are targeted by Trump's stated goals are people who would find it difficult to impossible to legally emigrate - people with disabilities, for example, are hugely roadblocked or disqualified from emigrating to most countries (especially ones with the infrastructure to actually see that they get the care they need), especially because having a serious disability makes it much more difficult to have a qualification for a desired skill. Even if you have a desired skill, it's possible that you'll be knocked back on the basis of your disability or the disability of a family member who would be coming with you. This is also true for people with 'pre-existing medical conditions' that require medical intervention, medicinal or otherwise.
Oh but "those are the people that other countries DON'T want!!" ... literally arguments I've heard. Given that Trump has threatened his political opponents with imprisonment, or other punishments, that is very good reason to leave the country. That's a President willing to abuse his power to benefit himself.
@MorganEdgy common sense and intuition won the election. It's obvious the dems have been grifting us and have no intention of straightening up. "Biden's the best that he's ever been" wtf!
@MorganEdgy they're just trolling with the project 25 stuff. Probably will use some of it as a bluff to get something smaller in comparison. No one's taken office yet, so we can't even determine if anyone lied until at least 3 weeks from now. It's absurd to make these determinations over a month ago. Speculation presented as fact is a lie and won't age well. But currently it tells the mentality of the presenters. That's the mentality of a sore loser. Sore loser mentality impedes the ability to improve because you think you should've already won and see no need for improvement. "We'll get them next time by doing the exact same things we've been doing".
It used to be a joke to make fun of American politics. It's not funny anymore - the only possible way America will ever recover in the eyes of the rest of the world is a complete restructuring of the entire system from the ground up. Any system that can be exploited this thoroughly with little to no curtailing of power is fundamentally flawed and needs to be rewritten. It would also let you undo everything Trump does by starting over
@@minecraftfox4384 Explaining Americans the situation they're in, isn't delusional. Expecting they're smart enough to actually change their system in a meaningful way, would be.
I'm not American, but it absolutely blows my mind that abortion is still a political issue in America. For most of the western world the legalization of abortion is something you learn about in history books.
I've been saying for a while now that it doesn't make sense that abortion is a political issue. It's science. Science doesn't change depending on what country or state you're in. Ben Shapiro and the Republican party love saying "facts don't care about your feelings" but when it's abortion, science goes out the window and policies are based on feelings.
@@luckybynn5788 It's a moral issue, that's why it's political. Scientifically the fetus is a human. The question is whether or not it's ethical to take that human life.
@@santospantoja3 scientifically, that fetus is just a clump of cells. Will it be a person? Eventually. Is it? Absolutely not. To grant personhood to something that is neither sentient nor sapient is a baffling idea that only serves to endanger the mother unnecessarily. A fetus is not a person, and therefore should not be treated as such until it develops into one.
I'm on social security disability and am in a wheelchair. It is chilling to realize that he doesnt actually have to decrease funding for social security; he could just make the government run so badly that people no longer reliably get their payments.
Im so sorry. Sadly P2025s outlines plans to cut certain Medicaid programs which supports people with disabilities. I was so saddened to read this. Blessings to you and keep hope.
Yeah nah fraudulently claiming you're the opposite sex (esp on government documents) absolutely shouldn't be a political issue, everyone should agree its dumb and not support it
@@coolnerdlll6053 I DO NOT condone it. 8ut what these people mean when they say 'it's a choice' often isn't just 'You can simply choose to 8e attracted to men' it's more like 'You should choose to not EXPRESS that you're not attracted to men and complicate things, you should act normally and function in society as I expect you to.' and frustr8ingly that IS true for a large num8er of people. They think that anyone, including themselves, who feels *those* ways is o8ligated to simply 'resist it for the common good and decency' and if they can't they 'deserve the consequences of not masking it'. They attack us in pu8lic in part 8ecause they attack themselves and each other in private. I agree that people shouldn't need to choose 8etween self expression and safety and comfort. 8ut as long as 'just don't act queer/six positive/kinki/like a woman with autonomy/ whatever it is they think is so 8ad' is something people CAN successfully do, and are selectively willing to do, then it's what they're going to wrongfully demand from the rest of us. I hope anyone who reads this has a nice day and remem8ers kindness in spite of how hard it is right now < 3.
As someone that's only alive the past 8 years thanks to Obamacare, someone who can't work full-time but has no official diagnosis to qualify for disability, someone that has done everything they can to stay active and healthy and alive, I pretty much expect once Obamacare is gone, so am I.
I would _not_ be so sure Trump won't go ahead with the tariffs, we're talking about a guy with such a poor grip on economics that he bankrupted a casino.
it doesn't matter. Trump isn't even making these plans. This is all from Heritage Foundation. Trump doesn't think about much of anything but big macs. even in his first term his administration was over 80% Heritage Foundation people. theyre an enemy army hiding on our own soil. they're the actual 'enemy from within'
Sorry for rambling here, but I wanted to share my thoughts on this - keep in mind that I'm Canadian. The best way I can describe what's happening, at least from my perspective, is that the US has turned into a Wonderland, (straight from Alice and Wonderland, because it's so bizarre,) for Trump supporters. My hypothesis is that, much like Alice, a whole bunch of them are going to eventually come to the realization that it is NOT, in fact, everything they ever wanted. Now, because I ALSO beleive that everyone, no matter how mistaken their beliefs, no matter how deep down it is, has the capability to be a good person with empathy. Which, yes, I recognize is very naive, but that's why I beleive that people, good people, with kindness and empathy for their neighbor, no matter their differences, will be the life rafts that people hold on to in the crisis that will inevitably happen. Now, it's very easy for me to think that way, because as I said, I'm Canadian, so I won't be experiencing this firsthand. But even if all I can do is love and support my friends most affected by this, I'll do that for as long as this takes.
Pro-Tip: If you go to the canadian border and say "I seek political asylum" They will not take you, however if you say "I want to visit" then once in canada say "This place is beautiful i want to live here" it's much much more easy to get candian citizenship
Unless you've got C$200,000. In that case you can get yourself an 'investor visa' which comes with an easier path to citizenship. Many countries have a program like that - they are eager to attract new wealthy citizens who can bring wealth and business connections.
@@ArkiasisI don't really know what to do otherwise. My family and myself are being put in danger. I already thought about moving to Canada a long time ago, but now I might have to.
I can't wait until they find out that pre-existing conditions are such things as allergies, a history of depression, and being overweight. These are all things I was denied for when trying to get insurance privately before the ACA.
My husband has a blood clotting disease he inherited from his father. The medicate he needs to take for the rest of his life is hundreds of dollars a month without insurance. I am really worried about losing his prescription coverage. We cannot afford to buy it out of pocket, it's like $700! So many people will die, or be too ill to work anymore, or go poor buying life saving medications. This is not good for the economy or the country!
This! Everyone who has met Elon has called him egotistical, entitled, and controlling. Trump is pretty much the same, I imagine. Those two personalities don't peacefully co-govern. I hope when their bromance does go out its with a bang and a media storm.
The fact that someone with 34 felony charges was able to even run for President should mean that, hypothetically, regular jobs shouldn't ask if you committed any crimes. If someone can be elected as President after 34 counts of felony ANYTHING, then why would a job need to know?
Yeah I know. Here in Australia we have denied entry visas to people with far less serious criminal records. ON that basis, we should not allow Trump to set foot in our 🦘 land!
He is the hero to criminals, and considering Trump is their idol it's proof we are all F'd. They voted the Penguin into the White House, and that's actually an insult to the Penguin.
Unfortunately, for those felonies to be ignored you'll need to be a billionaire, have a cult worshipping you and have the entire executive board as your personal yes men.
When I took my driver's test to get my license, there were certain things known as "automatic fails". If you did them during the test then you failed automatically despite being perfect elsewhere, such as if you hit the curb while parallel parking. Hit the curb while parallel parking = no driver's license. There need to be "automatic fails" in place for positions within the 3 branches of the federal government that prevent certain people from gaining the levers of power. Like if a Supreme Court nominee lays an egg on a basic 1st amendment question during the confirmation hearing, they don't get to be a Supreme Court Justice. You incite a riot with the attempt to disrupt the transfer of power and have "fake electors" willing to certify things at your direction that they know are false, then you do not get to be President.
The concept of giving so much decision-making power to one person is baffling to me. People criticize the kings and monarchy of old, but functionally it feels like we just changed the titles and how they get on the throne.
You need to educate yourself on the phrase "checks and balances". I understand it doesn't always work the way it should but idk where you are getting this emperor idea from
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you speaking up about this. I cannot tell you how much it means to me to have someone normal and educated telling people how bad this will be. People need a wake up call!
@@elfsong713 Yeah, based on the comments I’ve seen from Dem leadership, they are REALLY disinterested in appealing to genuine leftists out of fear of being called “commies,” despite the fact that republicans are gonna call them that regardless.
@@icin4dand that’s for society as a whole. What’s going to happen to the metaphorical canaries in the coal mine, like racial, sexual, and gender minorities?
I want to say "those that voted for them will get what they voted for"... but then I remember all the innocent individuals who didn't vote for him which will have to deal with the consequences... And ME, because even though I live in Canada, we'll still have to suffer thanks to the buffoons that voted for him. Shame, America. Shame.
Same with any election. If the other side had won then those that voted for him would have to have paid taxes for and "deal with the consequences" of whatever the other party did over the next 4 years. At least this time around the winning side had the popular vote.
can someone please explain why in a country that formed due to unfavourable government can't prosecute their own government for doing unfavourable things
@@dend1how is ego involved in this? Apart from all of the egotistical people throughout history who have pulled off exactly what Trump just did. And if you look your history, you'll know that each time something like this happened. It did not end well for anyone.
@@the_undead Ego rises up when we encounter a problem to give our mind a way to deal with it. It leads to suffering 100 percent of the time and is ignorant to the reality that there are influencing forces beyond the idea of self. Most folks in this chat are aware of how horrible this is and likely didn't support it. Don't make it about yourself or encourage others to make it about themselves. Leave ego out of it
as a Ukrainian who has family and friends in Kharkiv, I am so not looking forward for the future of my homeland. I absolutely despise the that US has influence to our homeland and this sh*tshow of a war.
I'm Italian and it feels like I'm doing a rewatch of 1994 Berlusconi. But 30 years later and worse. Television personalities as ministers, women treated like objects. Italy will never recover
Don't just expect people with pre-existing conditions to pay more, but also to die because they can't afford it or are considered "uninsurable". I had end-stage kidney disease at 14 that the doctors think was caused by a genetic issue that causes the kidneys to start shutting down from birth. So more like "have always existed with" as opposed to pre-existing. I thankfully have insurance through work and have had a transplant, but that's no guarantee. Losing the ACA terrifies me.
That was the entire point of the ACA. The mandate for everyone to have insurance meant that the costs of pre-existing conditions and otherwise-uninsurable patients could be offset by the premiums of everyone else. Now that there's no longer a mandate, and with Trump gunning for it, it seems like the ACA will assuredly vanish.
I live in a blue state and am strongly considering starting a petition to ask our newly elected democratic governor to enshrine in law the protections for people with pre-existing conditions. This part of the ACA is extremely popular. I dont know if you live in a blue state but similarly to how many states are adding state level abortion protections, we should do the same to protect people with pre-existing conditions.
Crazy thing is, I definitely remember stories pre-ACA of babies being denied insurance because they were born with some sort of congenital condition. And of course those things tend to be reaaallly expensive. I'm actually of a group that could theoretically see my premiums go down if the ACA is repealed, but... giving up the pre-existing requirement would not be worth it. I'd like to say people who voted for this don't remember what that was like before, but.... GenX definitely is old enough to remember.
@@michaelgodwin6158 "States rights" are going to go out the window too. State-level protections that clash with federal mandates that trump wants will vanish, by court ruling or otherwise. Remember, it was never "states rights". It was "states rights if I agree with them".
If a fetus is a person, does it have squatter's rights on the mother's uterus? Or does the mother have the right to evict the fetus? And if not, could that be considered quartering?
Not sure, but we should be able report fetuses on the census and take tax credits for them. Also, incarceration of a pregnant female will violate the civil rights of the fetus.
@user-yz8fs5zq6z i hope people start using trump as an example of why they shouldnt go to jail for their crimes, even if it dont fly it would have to get annoying to judges and prosicuters lol
Don't rental agreements also usually require landlord consent of all persons living at the property? Does this mean you need landlord's permission and have to get the lease amended to permit the additional person?
Yeah, he's really been weak in these past several weeks. I am really bothered by the fact that he doesn't see that Matt Walsh and those other guys are just trolling liberals by saying that project 2025 was the plan all along. Matt Walsh is the king of trolls. That's his whole schtick.
The part where trump and his associates said they had no idea what project 2025 is and then admitted to knowing about it the whole time immediately after his election. Weird lol. Bro rly out here picking fights and not even watching the video 😭🫶🏼
I was born with type 1 diabetes and have always struggled with insurance costs good to hear Vance is just gonna make it more expensive for me I see no light in this tunnel
In other words, we do not have a working justice system. If you are rich enough, you can buy your way into politics, and then sweep all your crimes under the rug.
@@nightfireox Stop watching commietube. The charges were flimsy and meant to interfere with the election. All will be dismissed or overturned on appeal due to their illegitimacy.
brexit was more tragic cause I think the difference in votes was about 1% or so. It was tiny. Maybe we will see a state secede from the US with a 1% referendum majority then itd be proper Usexit.
The fact that Trump nominated a sex trafficker as Attorney General just shows exactly how little he cares about anyone and anything, and how little regard he has for the rule of law.
I also fear for the future of birth control. I would not be surprised at all if they somehow restrict birth control access, either by declaring it unsafe through the FDA, a supreme court ruling, or possibly by declaring that doctors/hospitals can be exempt from prescribing it for religious reasons... This is a war on women's bodily autonomy, on queer people, on poor people, on immigrants (the ones who aren't white anyway) and anyone who doesn't fit into the mold of white evangelical christian, and its absolutely terrifying.
You made this up? "Mold of white evangelical christian"? Where was this ever mentioned by Trump? All you said is just a bunch of assumptions you built over the lying media you have selectively watched.
well where were all these women in the election. i have seen women say they voted for him because somehow they think he will be better for the economy and won't ban abortion. tariffs don't help the economy . it's a tax and only helps rent seekers
Thankfully, I don’t think RFK will use the FDA to ban birth control. Maybe abortion pills, but he’s not heavily conservative (just a conspiracy theorist). Doubt he’d ban condoms or have the authority to do anything directly against abortion.
I already was pretty adament that I never wanted kids and now I seriously don't want kids. I refuse to put my significant other through anything like being pregnant without guardrails to protect her in case something goes wrong.
If Trump removes all career public servants, how is he going to implement his tariffs? Signing the law is no problem, but the people having to do the work to get the money are the same career people he wants fired.
Nope. We all knew they were going to at least try to do it all. The question here is how much of it they'll actually be able to get done. Let's hope it's less not more.
I asked my Trump supporting coworkers what they thought he would actually do when in office, and their collective response was to say that all the good things he promised would happen, and all the bad stuff he said he’d do would not. Not terribly excited to find out whether they’re correct or not.
@ they are particularly obsessed with the no-tax overtime and cannot be persuaded that it will never actually be implemented. I can’t wait to hear the excuses why we never get it.
@@vlynst What was promised: Reduce wasteful government spending. Enforce immigration law. Stop government injecting politics into education and allow parents more control over how to school their children. Reduce tax burden and improve economy. Stop enabling / participating in wars. Just from the top of my head.
@@EXCRUSHER there is no problem at the border. there's no problem with illegal immigrants. They are a net positive for this country. Every claim made by republicans is a provable lie. So why do you demand a solution for a problem that does not exist? It's very suspicious. That is why you are finding yourself with such dedicated opposition. Why are you trying to fish around for legitimacy by pointing to a candidate who bombed with her own voter base and underperformed Joe Biden?
Certainly an interesting one. Can't really blame it for being boring. Each day you wake up and wonder how exactly things will screw themselves up today.
I wonder if the new administration bans vaccines, it’ll also ban things like the Anthrax vaccine for military members. If so, we are going to have a pretty huge vulnerability to biological warfare.
Honestly yes. I've been thinking recently like the past couple years, I feel like my country is closer to China than it is to The UK or other democratic rich states. Just a thought
@@Juno212If the US turns into a fascist Christian nationalist country, it'll be worse than China because at least over there women have health care and the healthcare is affordable.
Actually what Trump does without any consequences, shows how weak the democracy is in US. There are not enough protection between the different powers.
@@thylacoleonkennedy7In my home nation Sweden, one of the most severe instances of corruption among MPs and ministers was “the Toblerone scandal” a fee decades back! When a ranking member of the parliament in a stressed situation at the grocery store bought a chocolate bar for her kid and by mistake payed with her parliamentary debit card instead of her private one. Even her own party was so upset that she had to take a political time out for a few years.
@ Well, there’s a few others incidents, but not that much worse. Since it normally isn’t so serious, I haven’t actually payed attention much. But a few among the far right in the parliament have been in juridical and ethical trouble. And a few others. The relatively little serious corruption seems to happen more on city and county level.
No, Trump's election shows that even if the mainstream media spews lies all day, even if celebrities are paid millions to endorse Kamala, and even if they accuse Trump of 50 things every day, the people of this country can force it back onto the right tracks.
Well Musk is established now, better shut federal funding for any would be competitor down The tarriffs also work to that end Not like Tesla cars can compete on quality
@@fred-62it did man the government grants give them more money then car sales same as space X it’s says something basically both of his companies live off the government handouts and he used it for stock buy backs to give him self more money
Since his reelection I no longer worry about laws and shall govern myself with common sense and being a decent person. There is no reason to trust the rule of law anymore. It only applies if you are broke or hated.
No one ever imagines they’d live through the end of an empire. I’m not looking forward to spending the rest of my life struggling to survive in the putrefying, decaying carcass of what was once a thriving nation. May god have mercy on our souls, for we clearly have none for ourselves.
just shut up, theres no project 2025, grow up and lets make america great again. you gotta admit the fact that the dems were destroying this country and the people were tired.
@@radschele1815 and? Do you think its actually realistic to have every single person in an entire nation "thriving"? Hell, some people dont even WANT to thrive. But Im sure you think Trump will fix that right?
My family relies on Obamacare for remotely useful medical insurance so I really hope he doesn't actually do anything to it. The Supreme Court will also become a shit show, far worse than it is right now, if Trump appoints another couple of incompetent justices for life. Pardoning yourself for any and all crimes by becoming president is not remotely democratic at all. All of his current cases are basically on pause as long as he's in office which is ridiculous.
@@coridium043That's a really bad take- the ACA is baked into our healthcare system. To undo the ACA is to literally rewrite the entire healthcare system from the ground up. All this 'we are gonna kill Obama care' is just more BS to feed their base of angry idiots. It's telling though how conservatives get off on misery even if they too will suffer as well.
@@nm2358Cool. Bankruptcies will increase ten fold. I'll use my credit cards as my source of medical payments. It'll be much cheaper to pay a bankruptcy lawyer anyways.
My mom's getting on in years and has used the ACA forever for medication and all her insurance stuff. She's been bragging about how cool Trump is and all the good he's gonna do and all that shit. We'll see how this shakes out for her and all the stupid Cubans like her in Florida who just wanted another Castro after barely escaping him. I didn't want Trump to win, but now that he has, I'm going to watch the fireworks, what else can I do?
That's really unfortunate, my dad doesn't realize how a contraception ban is going to affect me, someone with severe endometriosis and PCOS, his insurance covers my pills he knows I need them and yet he still voted for the only dictator to ever wear mismatched bronzer. I hope you can get through these next few years safely
I'm just happy that others see exactly what I see. It doesn't fix anything, it just helps to know I'm not biased, or hate the man, I simply use common sense, and trustmy intuition when it comes to people. It's such a surreal situation that anyone would be incapable of seeing right through Mr. Trump, and those connected to him. I'm still in disbelief, and remain highly suspect of how he won. It's just far easier(for me) to believe they cheated, than to believe so many people are so blind to the consequence of another Mr. Trump term.
Did you forget a whole voting process was bypassed by the dems. Or how actors got a sitting President to drop out of the race. Yeah, you really are worried about democracy
@@Cheese0408 They’ll probably lower the child labor age again to make them cheaper. It’ll be a school participation thing so they won’t have to pay them.
Exactly this. The way things flipped makes me wonder if he bought the election with some help as he accused others of doing last time. It smells really bad
I really hate how the presidency has become an integral part of the culture war. It used to be about boring policies, but now it's this grandiose culture war position.
Hey, LegalEagle, I really love ur videos cos they r really interesting and informative - but i live in the UK and don't really understand all these US legal terms - could you make a video explaining some of these? Thank you!!
@@stereomachine Nah, I’ll defend the guy who’s going to make America great again. Hopefully you’ll realize that over the course of the next 4 prosperous years
@@arc4859how? What policies, economics, health, education, and whatever else, will make anyone’s lives better? And no I’m not talking about his billionaire friends
People seemed to be completely unaware with his ties to many people in the Heritage Foundation, as well as the fact that in his first term, THF made mentions about policies Trump put in place that represented what they wanted. Ya'know, as if they aren't a think tank that helped fund Trump.
Idk why I watch this stuff.. it just upsets me so much and makes me so incredibly angry. I can't believe how little empathy and intelligence the US has..
Thats why he put it out. He wants you to feel that way because he has an agenda and wants to see people agree with him. He put up a 20+ minute video of panic porn fear mongering for the clicks.
@@politicalbob30We have genuine reason to be concerned about another Trump presidency. You're either a liar or delusional if you claim that we are being overdramatic.
i work in the election space in a nonpartisan organization. i have had a hard time the past couple of years trying to remain nonpartisan when one party is clearly dangerous. it’s so hard to talk about facts without mis/disinformation coming into play
The other problem is when anyone tries to have a civilized conversation about the real and present dangers, all we get are scoffs, eye rolls, laughs, and "where do you get your news from? You're obviously misinformed' while they're playing someone like freaking Ben Shapiro or Fuentes on their computers. Or hell, Andrew Tate these days. This group sees themselves as marginalized victims because the world opened up to accept more and become more tolerant, it was like shining light on the darkest pits of ourselves. And of course, they couldn't stand that. So when a personality like Trump comes along, and he gets the churches and non-traditional media on his side, it's easy to fake a narrative that they'll truly save a 'dying' country. But the reality is the country's been crumbling for years because certain men thought they knew better, changed the rules, wrote new laws, and plotted in secret. They've been carefully spinning their narrative since before I was even born, and roping anyone uneducated or desperate enough to believe it.
@@tearainey1the fact that you have coupled Ben Shapiro and Fuentes together shows that yes you are misinformed and not nuanced in the slightest in regards to understanding your opposition. This is why you LOSE!
@@vipneat7265Bro conservatives mostly get their information from right wing influencer, ignorant podcasters, and old ones still watch Fox News, which has been the most watched news networks for the past two decades.
The solution is obvious though. Don't provide the federal government any support where possible, make each step they want to take as difficult and costly as possible. Meanwhile support your local community as well as you can to be as independent as possible from federal influence. Trump wants to run the country like a business? Then make his business fail and take control of the local things in your life that you can control and improve upon those.
@@WednesdayTheClove you're never going to avoid everything, unless tax avoidance is done at such a massive scale that the fed can't keep up (and tax workers, law enforcement, etc. should actually work as inefficient as possible to sabotage the system from within). But given that that is unlikely to happen (even the worst autocrats manage to get their share of taxes), you'll just have to minimise whatever you owe to the fed. Use cash, buy and sell local, buy and sell on the black market, and become self reliant where possible (as an individual and as a community).
@WednesdayTheClove There are options. They will make your life harder- are you able to commit to being poor? Because it involves quitting your job and not paying your taxes. General strike. Grow your local communities. Learn about mutual aid. The government never wanted to save us, now it's just bold-faced. We have to save each other.
People invested in politics are so dramatic. Trump was already in office once and the country is still standing. And if you're Republican, Biden-Kamala was in office but the country is still standing.
@kalamari3288 Who are you, who knows not your own history? This country has gone to war with itself already and nearly collapsed because of it. Don't for a second think that it's an impossibility for this country to collapse or fall into shambles at the hands of political or social insecurity especially in the age of massive and fast spread disinformation. What's scary is we're slowly turning into a world not too unlike Idiocracy and that should scare you.
sorry to break it to you but this is textbook what happened in germany :( everyone was in denial back then and everyone is in denial rn. USA is now about what is best for trump and friends, not wha tis best for the people. let me be clear. what you want isnt a consideration anymore.
@SuperFralin I don't know man. With Trump in the Whitehouse we could be talking about how weird it is that the hawk tuah girl is now secretary of state this time next year.
The fact that it is at all POSSIBLE, that I, a U.S. citizen since birth of NATURALIZED immigrant parents who has - Never lived in my parents country - Doesn’t speak the language of my parent’s native country - Only has experienced US culture my whole life could be deported is insane. My American cultural experience is barely any different from any white American. Imagine a white American who has lived here their whole life getting deported
Not gonna happen. My Italian born parents weren't yet naturalized citizens when I was born but became citizens when I was ten. I was born in NY and not a criminal. I ain't going anywhere, you won't either. That's just fear mongering. ✌️
I'm so sorry not all of this could happen and I'm genuinely telling the truth when the first thing I thought of for the first few days hearing he won wasn't concerned for my own rights but all of the people who are going to get deported and forced out of their lives and homes to somewhere they've never been or somewhere that isn't safe just because they didn't fit the very insane rigid qualifications of what makes you a "true American citizen"
Since technically when you think about it the only people who were truly here from the start were native Americans so they would be technically the true American citizens since in history most of our ancestors were the people that came here from Britain or the UK (or wherever it was I can't remember) so technically we could be classified as immigrants too. Except I don't think they're ready for that conversation...
@@TwstedTV I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure with the SCOTUS and the DOJ, he can fire anyone who is prosecuting him or investigating him and replace them with Trump cronies.
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Family: Matt is going to clean up the crime and corruption, just like Trump will!
Me: I Trump was going to last time.
Family: He couldn't because of those DEMS!
Me: Hopefully he cracks down on those horrible scam artists, adulterists, domestic terrorists, and sex traffickers.
Family: YES!
Me: ....
With all the respect and love, please don’t say that law is just a byproduct of politics, it sounds so sad:(
Canadian checking in. Don't feel too bad if you have a subscriber drop. A lot of the folks of the rest of the world just can't watch you guys binge on this weird freaky drug anymore.
Stop spreading misinformation
the government has always been this corrupt...it's now just obviously and demonstrably to the average man so...we are a nation of men...always have been
This really just hammers home that if you are wealthy and/or influential enough, you get to avoid any and all consequences of the terrible things that you do.
Always has been
This system is set up of devouring others for money, but also system been set up by making working class poor. This system will devour the rich soon too, simply because it's easier and quicker. They will regret it in the long run.
This has been known for years! Maybe even generations. But nothing will ever come of it
Have you seen who's in Congress?
It's important that even the pretense of it is entirely gone. The ideal that no one was above the law was imprinted on our American self-identity, even if not in fact. Despite the sheer openness of Trump flouting the law, politicians and the media were either gleefully cheering him on or afraid to stand up to him. The American public made a conscious choice to side with wealth and power. Where in the past the system was rigged against the common man, we could all agree at least in principle that it shouldn't be. That's no longer the case and clever people will exploit that sentiment to the extreme before (or even if!) voters wake up to what's happened. By then, as Devin said, it will take decades to get back to baseline.
The fact that they tried distancing themselves from Project 2025 and then immediately made plans to follow it within a week of the election will never not be outrageous.
Are you surprised? I'm not.
Outrageous to who? America needs to suffer the consequences of it's choice - stop trying to put bandaids on this stuff since they are ungrateful either way... people want to be serfs - let them be serfs.
yeah but the sheep will never notice.
@@ethanpowell2725 they'll notice, and blame democrats/liberalism.
@nunya-d2t It's harder I think when you live in a red state, interact with these people, then see them flip their entire morals for one man and cannot grasp what is unbelievable. Like I KNOW these people and they should be better than this. They really really should be.
Banning vaccines actually scares the hell out of me. I knew a man growing up that had polio as a child. He was an amazing man. He was also completely paralyzed from the waist down and suffered horrible health issues. He took dozens of pills a day and died in suffering and in pain in his mid-sixties. Please make sure you and your children are updated on their vaccines before January.
There would be too much backlash
I'm also worried about all the immuno-compromised people who rely on the vaccine status of others to be safe in public
@@sonic23233 the fact you think backlash does anything but encourage them just makes me think you havent been paying attention
@@drugoviicah yes, its dumb to think that the well known antivax man who suggested injecting bleach instead, that also does his best to ban things he disagrees with, would attempt to ban vaccines. Im not saying he will, but im not gonna say he wont
Hes not going to ban vaccines. He's banning legally requiring them and forcing them. He's allowing the people to choose
Y'know as a kid, I thought that the president could do whatever they wanted. I guess I was right.
not really
They aren't far off an elected monarchy, honestly, and Trump apparently has plans about the "elected" bit.
Trump through about it too.
Made it his reality.
@@Cailus3542 yeah yeah whatever delusions you wanna believe
Nah you are still clueless
I finally got my American citizenship last year. Feels like buying a ticket to board the Titanic after it hit the iceberg.
Sure seems Like it. Maybe try the EU instead?
r u lucky you will live the best yeas to come in USA
Unless you immigrated from a war zone, I'd suggest trying your luck back in your home country or starting the paperwork to immigrate somewhere else. Last time there was mass deportation a lot of legal immigrants got caught in the middle, it was hell and this will be too. I wish good luck for you.
@@georgez5992...what?
I've lived my whole life in the US as an American citizen, but my mother was born in Ireland. That means I can get Irish (and by extension EU) citizenship. The US doesn't recognize it, but it doesn't cause any problems. I think I'm going to start the process, just to keep my options open.
As an immigration lawyer in Canada, we are getting swamped with calls from folks in the USA. PSA: It is very difficult for an American to claim refugee status in Canada.
What if I pledge allegiance to maple syrup, forsaking all other breakfast syrups?
What would happen to folks who just walk across the border?
Yup. I'm really glad my US-based girlfriend is already a Canadian citizen. Sadly, it won't help a lot of her loved ones. :(
@@alastairclarke difficult but not impossible. I’m not staying here if it’s not safe.
So what I'm hearing is there's a chance?
As a Brit, who's judges are required to be completely separate from politics to ensure impartiality, the fact that US judges, and particularly those in the Supreme Court, are politically aligned will never cease to BAFFLE me. The vast majority of these, and many other, legal issues would be solved it judges were impartial and not put in place by presidents and political parties. It will never make sense to me.
They're not supposed to be.
British legal system is one crazy house and lot worse than American.
Fair political US appointment is 100 times better than European so called non political 90% leftist appointment.
It really is ridiculous. I’ve never seen a lawyer so politically aligned before
Our supreme court was SUPPOSED to be impartial. Unfortunately we’ve discovered over this last decade just how much of our government was running on the presumption of integrity.
The idea behind them serving for life is to allow them to make decisions without worrying about politics, the problem comes from the fact that it is the current administration that appoints them rather than an independent group. Also they are so above the law that Justice Thomas can just take bribes and special vacations and cant be prosecuted
Us vets are still reeling from the absolute gutting the VA took when he was first in office. Doctor and nurse care was already shorthanded in 2016, but it became catastrophically thin. It hasnt recovered since then and has no recovery in sight. I am 100% T&P disabled. I cant work. If anything happens to my pension, im genuinely screwed. People also think we get paid handsomly for total disability. I can confirm to everyone here and other 100% disabled vets can corroborate, we get paid *just enough* to get by. Its bad. I feel forgotten, uncared for and frankly abused. I dont want your "thank yous" and "im sorry's" i just want to be comfortable.
Blame the people who voted for him they voted for their own interests and that’s it nobody else’s. They don’t give a damn about you they will just think all you need is a “thank you for your service”
Military vote overwhelmingly republican, I don't feel sorry for them at all.
and yet most vets vote for trump
@@johnjones3813 No we don't. That's an old myth held over from the Reagan era.
You should take a look at the colors of faces standing in formation over the last 25 years.
The Poor and the Brown are more heavily represented among us that among you.
Edit: And we sure as hell haven't forgotten how many of us Bush killed and mangled to get re-elected.
My mother has disability from her time in the army. It's not total, but it still hardly helps her pay bills; she and her husband both have jobs, and those pay for their groceries and bills. Mom's disability goes to gifts and vacations because that's how shitty the pay is
The worst part is the people allowing this to happen will NEVER admit it. They'll go to the grave blaming everyone else and everything else when this inevitably blows up in their faces. That's ultimately what happened here, we gave these people carte blanche to do anything and walk away.
People still think Reagan was a good president. Hell some people still defend Hitler. That’s why debate can’t solve every problem, some people are just too stubborn to care if they lose a debate.
@@dadbodenvy4247 I remember there was one comment I read where someone poked fun at the mustache Austrian for being a pill head and a whole bunch of people got angry and defensive they were “attacking” him
The whole January 6th incident is so funny to bring up, they just don’t acknowledge it.
luckily we do have the footage and the net never forgets.
@@ry1023.3My stepdad truly believes that "antifa" was the reason January 6 happened. Reality is just different for these people.
"We don't know how the Supreme court would rule, but we definitely know how the Supreme Court would rule" sounds so insane of a phrase to hear more than 5 years ago. You'd think the person was insane for string that contradiction together, but in today's world it makes complete sense and is a sign of the times.
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No, it isn't. The outcome of most cases on SCOTUS can be quite easily predicted, and that hasn't been any different in the last few decades.
For example, there is no sane person who couldn't predict the outcome of McDonald v. Chicago after Heller.
@emperorbless120 scotus now is far more predictable than any time in history
@@SailHatinSoap, hard disagree. Lockner era (pre switch in time) and progressive era (60s/early 70s) were much more predictable than the current bench.
@flyingphoenix113 Roe v Wade, chevron deference, presidential immunity for the Trump case... we now know the Supreme Court is the Trumpreme court
If there was a college student that had been working on a homework assignment for your class for 9 years, and you asked him if he had the assignment yet and he responded "I have concepts of an assignment", would you make him the Dean of your University?
Of course not, he's completely unqualified for that. You would elect him President of the United States.
but maybe hes a massive youtube star
‘Concepts of a plan’ foolishly gave me hope that the intelligent centrists and undecided voters would flip blue. Cause that is an insane response to give during a PRESIDENTIAL debate, and a question you’d have to know would come up.
@@chipskyshart87 A lot of people believed Kamala was just as if not more incompetent than Trump.
Not "would", "did" elect him. They did at least I'm Canadian.
@@superflyslay9740 ah did she say that migrants were eating cats and dogs too? did she also say that vaccines cause autism? were some democrats also saying that the jews started the california fires? not trying to argue, genuinely curious if her and her party said something at that level lol
The biggest joke in American history is thinking that a BUSINESSMAN has your best common interests at heart. Lmfao. LMFAO.
A bad business at that. He ran a casino into bankruptcy. He is t even a good businessman; he’s an idiot.
@@synth8519100 million made into billions of dollars btw
@@synth8519at the cost of people's jobs, I presume?
I don't think that in this case businessman is worse than politician? You should be naive to believe that haha
@Funniman23421 he started with political connections and hundreds of millions. He bankrupt an airline, 2 hotel/Casinos, the legendary Taj mahal casino, and a resort.
He's a fortunate fool with little business sense. Except when it comes to grifting. Don't forget he's settled many times for not paying employees, or defrauding investors, and outright scams, like his "university", or his "charity".
I’m a father of two-year-old twin daughters. I have a congenital heart defect that requires significant medical intervention. If the ACA is repealed, and especially if Medicare is cut, I will not be able to afford to stay alive. I am terrified that I will not live long enough for my daughters to reach an age where they will remember me. This is horrifying. Do you know of any emigration lawyers who might be able to help us migrate to a country with universal healthcare?
It is an incredibly difficult years long process, unless you have a post secondary degree in a highly desirable field. Having a medical condition is a significant roadblock if not a disqualifier for most places, sadly. If you are willing to become fully fluent in spanish, look into paraguay. I am sorry for your situation.
damn... that's a hard read, wish you the best
no. your medical issues will straight up bar you from just about every country, including canada. you may not be able to *visit*
@@Elizabeth-n3v2u Can try the asylum route. Probably be even more difficult as economic asylum (aka can't afford to stay alive) is generally given far less consideration than political asylum (explicitly persecuted by the government or other powerful organization). But if they could find a country willing to accept their claim, it would likely be faster.
While becoming a citizen in a country takes years, just moving there will give you the same rates the governments pays for visits and medicines. Like how US tourists will pay them same/less than they currently would pay in the US if they have a heart attack in France/England/Germany/wherever
My suggestion, if you don't have a highly desirable skillset like IT or medicine, is to find countries with working visa programs with the US that aren't just for young adults, use one to get you and your family *there*, and make the connections to get a longer work visa. Getting a lawyer to argue for economic asylum while you're doing so might help, but don't put all your chickens in one coop.
If RFK manages to ban vaccines in the US, that's going to make travel outside of the US very difficult for Americans who aren't already vaccinated.
Yeah, get vaccinated now.
Immediately after the election results, he was asked point blank if he was going to take away any vaccines, and he said he wouldn't, so don't worry
@@Iron_Samsonlike Republicans don't lie..🤣🤣🤣
@@snafufubar all politicians lie.
@@Iron_Samson LMAO and orange trumpet said he didn't know what project 2025 was yet here we are
Thanks for acknowledging that this is going to take decades to fix. The "oh, we've been here before, we'll bounce back before too long" narrative some people have been using to console everyone is infuriatingly myopic.
@@227 It's going to take hard work for sure. I look back at things like the March on Washington and the protests of the 20s and the 50s-60s, when many groups were fighting for a better America, and it seems worth the fight. I won't let those folks down. America will keep going.
People still haven't fixed the incompetent douchebaggery caused by Reagan and Nixon. Trump's chaos will live on for the next 50 years, easy. Trump, btw, is making those two look like saints.
We have to try to continue on, regardless. Yes it'll be hard, yes it'll take a long while, but we can't just roll over and say it's too much, that's exactly what these fascist sleazes want
People honestly believe that if they dont like their Strongman, they will just vote him out in a few years and everything will go back to normal.
It will literally be bounce backable, Legal Eagle is kind of being an alarmist here about that as we do have the mid terms which if Trump’s past presidential run is anything, we will see a Blue Wave. But to ensure it does happen, the Democrats need to embrace more moderate politics and point out the lunacy of Trump’s social policy backwardedness and focus more on the economics and reaching out to male voters and getting the latino vote back on the ballot.
Fetal personhood, huh?
So... if a woman dies in childbirth, that's manslaughter, right?
Send that baby to prison for life.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Your argument is invalid and they never said anything about stopping a mother's abortion if it risks her life. The law states that casual abortion is not allowed if the baby is over 15 weeks. Majority of abortions do not happen because of your reason. In fact, most abortions happen because of what's called Irresponsibility. We are living in an age where people can willing do the dirty without feeling guilty for killing another living person such as ourselves today. You're not advocating for any justice dude. Trump can't even fully take away abortions, that's not his role nor would the house let it happen. But keep letting fake media tell you he's Hitler okay? If trump was a dictator, you know damn well he would've been dealt with quicker than the media portay the lies about him.
You were a fetus once, so why take the chance of life you had away from innocent kids? You realize that child birth related deaths are less common than they used to be right? In fact, because of c sections, most women can survive nowadays. There's even a study claiming women are getting smaller down there because of the introduction of c sections, which is also an issue cause later down the line, women will have no choice but to have c sections. And before you say the c section is a form of abortion, go back to school. Abortion is straight up murder of an innocent life, c sections are to help both parties in the birthing situation. If you see videos of how abortion actually works, you'll be surprised if how inhumane it actually is
The same people who insist a woman's consent isn't necessary for pregnancy, also insist that consent is needed for taking blood.
Because pregnancy is trivial and taking blood is invasive I guess?
You really don't want to go down this route, you're betting against a group that already shows no respect for human life. Do you think the absurdity of your suggestion won't just be ignored like other forms of suffering?
Here’s the thing. This is just the shit Devin can think of. Guaranteed one year from now there will be SO MANY other insane things he will do that no one even considered
you dont know him lil brother
@@ifalone*lil bro
this is only the things devin thinks will happen. how many people (including authoratitative sources) predicted trump would be a dictator and would do x terrible things from 2016-2020? how many of those things came true? its the same thing that has happened the last 3 electoral cycles, half the country believes the elected president to be terrible and the president elect doesnt even end up being that bad
@@adamsoundcloud4248 lil brotherington jr
I can't wait for his devoted followers to realize that their lives aren't getting any better and probably worse. You know Trump can't take criticism. To see the look on their faces when he turns against them
I've never felt so disconnected from the American populous before. i can understand Trump winning the electoral college, but winning the popular vote tells me that i am so far removed from how most other Americans really feel. Americans were so desperate for change, they were willing to make a deal with the devil in mass. But i was more prepared for a Trump victory this time around. When he beat Hillary i was completely shocked. i remember women crying at the office when i went to work the day after the '16 election. This time when i went to work, nobody was crying, ppl were just pissed off & angry.
For every of-age American that voted for trump, 2 didn't.
Of those 2, .7 voted Harris and 1.3 couldn't be bothered to get off the couch to do anything
To be fair, it's not that people voted for him en-masse. Rather, people didn't vote for harris. A lot of people just stayed home. :s
Don't forget the amount of voter suppression in this country. A lot of people like to pretend people not voting is them being lazy and not state's making voting so difficult is wasn't worth the hassle or just too difficult. Then throw in the fact that it is super easy to get a felony and have your rights taken away. Biden won the 2020 election and 37 states passed laws making it even harder to vote all while Trump and the Republican party continued to bend and break every law and rule they could to make sure Democrats would never win again. That needs to be taken into account when speaking on people not voting.
@@AegixDrakan Apathy is the medium through which malice travels. No dictator has ever succeeded in toppling a free society without a mass of fools who go, "Ah, well, they're all bastards" and remain indifferent.
I feel like I don't understand anyone anymore. Feels like I landed on an alien planet. I'm getting approached by Russians (truly, this happened last night) and others proclaiming how everything is going to get fixed.
Exhausting and baffling.
If this election only impacted the USA, I could tell myself, well, the voters will bear the consequences of their choice. But I also think about all the people around the world who might see their freedom, and even their lives, destroyed because of it. And it makes me sick.
As a Syrian, I'm truly screwed
When America sneezes, Europe catches a cold.
He has already threatened Europe using NATO as leverage, unless they bow to the new king and remove regulations impacting US exports into Europe.
I hope Europe reacts promptly to aid Ukraine with boots on the ground now that their occupiers are so weak and on brink of collapse.
It may hurt Europe and slow growth (which was never going to be infinite anyway), but standing up to dictatorships is important, regardless of previous trade.
@@pootisbird7280 And the middle east contracts the plague.
@@pootisbird7280 welp i already dont have rights in the most eu countries,in proj 25 it will basically make us true protestants get prosecuted,sunday law forces you to disobey 10 commandments,i already have basically no job options because none hires sabbath kepers since you would for only for 5 days
22:16 This. This right here is the entire problem. One side has been openly gloating about how much they want to rid us from the earth.. and the response is "ehh, idk hopefully they just go away or something"
As a veteran, I love the fact a Fox News host is going to try and cut my disability and education benefits. The thanks of a grateful nation indeed.
Veterans have been treated like trash for decades and somehow they found a way to make it worse.
These people don’t know how horrible war was and they’ll never know thanks to their ever present DENIAL. (Good luck, I’m sorry I can’t do more)
in a wacky alternate universe where everything went right, John Stewart became head of the VA
@MultiBluedog123 you don't know that. God all of this is so iinfuriating! People brainwashed and blinded by hate! In a few years you and many others will look back and realize how easily manipulated you were by people like him and the media as the country thrives
@@mileshill7196 Oh man were you conscripted for Vietnam? I'm so sorry. You deserve better.
I almost hope at this point that he does pass the tariffs just so all these "i cant wait to be able to afford groceries" people that voted for him can stfu forever
No, sadly, they won't. They'll probably find a new scapegoat to blame for that one (or, more likely, one of the multitudes of scapegoats they already are).
And Elon can cut farm subsidies to reduce spending 😂
The only positive out of this election will be the schadenfreude gained from the uneducated
at the very least, the excessive anti-immigration policy will do serious damage to our grocery bills regardless of anything else.
Same. I hope groceries triple. I can afford it, but I know his rural voters can't.
I was diagnosed with cancer the Friday after the election.
The end of the ACA sucks.
I’m so sorry
Best wishes, from a fellow American who has always advocated universal Healthcare 😢
@Elizabeth-n3v2u
I voted for Harris, in part because of the ACA.
I also voted for Harris because I did not want Trump to place the majority of the court for my 14 year old daughter adult life.
Now I have to prepare her to fight a hostile court.
It hasn't happened yet, so don't worry in advance. And they might do something like no new policies, you might be grandfathered in.
Oh, Jesus, I'm sorry. That's... I don't even have words. Get whatever help you can while you can. I'm praying for you.
When a clown comes to live in a palace he doesn't become the king, the palace becomes a circus (Turkish proverb)
We are completely cooked
same proverb was posted 13 days ago.. (right below this one|)
Theres this quote that even though the forest is being chopped down the trees still continue to vote for the axe because he tricks them in to thinking he is one of them because he has a wooden handle.
never heard of it but its very fitting
"The forest was shrinking, yet the trees kept voting for the ax; for the axe was clever and convinced the trees that, sunce his handle was made of wood, he was one of them." It's a Turkish proverb.
@@hyrule89 thanks for telling us the origin
Is this like when Joe Biden grew up in / with every community imaginable, or how Kamala and Walz are so totally middle class?
you got the inside scoop huh
I turned 40 this year. It saddens me that, for basically the rest of my life, things will only ever be worse for me, my partner, and my country.
ill be 40 in a month. same.
I'm not even 30 (quite) yet and I fear this be my fate. I don't even believe anyone younger than like... 25, GENEROUSLY, will live to see a year better than the last. It's all down hill. And even if they see it they'll only witness it in their twilight after they've lost the strength to enjoy it. Realistically, nobody who is alive on the planet earth right now will in their lifetime see anything get better.
Makes me wonder what's the point.
35 here, and one the baffling realizations of my mortality is that I'll be able to make a voting difference 10 more times at most. To say I'm looking forward to the next 40 years, let alone the next 4 years would be the biggest lie I've ever told.
I’m 21, how do you think I feel?
@@kurthill9070 Hey, midterms exist and are impactful. 20 times!
Splitting hairs, and assuming we still have a functioning electoral system going forward, but hey.
I’m sorry, did that man say “there are no safe and effective vaccines”?!? WHAT?!
@@althealee9375 Yeah, dude’s also one of those lunkheads who believes that vaccines are causing rising ‘tism in kids. Hardcore anti-vaxxers are a special breed
@@althealee9375 Yeeeeah, he’s one of THOSE guys…
I’m afraid he did yeah. Good grief
he can't really expect people to believe medical advice coming from a voice like that ToT
3 casinos
"I have concepts of a plan" was such a Michael Scott moment. 🤦🏻♀
“You think you feel off a coconut tree”
@@Funniman23421HE HAS CONCEPTS OF A PLAN, GUYS
@@myflippinggoodness8821 “how dare we speak merry Christmas? How dare we!” “Merry Christmas everyone🙂↔️”
I always asked myself how the hell Hitler even got into this position of power that he had. Like, why wouldn't the people just stop him. Now, that concept does not seem so alien to me anymore.
There were several people who tried to assassinate Hitler, even his generals.
Yeah. I'm so afraid.
History is repeating itself right before our eyes.
let it be a footnote in the history books (if they exist) than so many of this didn’t want this
@kianabrown2865
Yeah. Those who don't learn are doomed to repeat it.
If a religious organization gets a say in government, then we have lost the seperation of church and state...churches need to start paying taxes.
Thats not separation of church and state. Its a protection against the church being the ruling government.
Separation of church and state is nowhere in the constitution. It's literally a myth. You're a fool if you think the beliefs of the people don't influence government.
@@malpercio123 Yeah... So if you're governing solely based on religious beliefs... what does that tell you?
@hamisyummers8664 Most policies need to be based on a philosophy, and therefore are bordering on many religious ideas already. It's impossible not to have religious overtones to law, (either theist or secular humanist) because our worldview shapes our metaphysical view of morality.
Yet the pope is not governing, nor is the protestant church, nor any other governing church body. Rather certain values are being brought forth from a Christian worldview and enshrined into law. This is not a church telling you you must believe in Jesus, but a simple moral rule, no different than the laws against manslaughter and murder.
I'm not condoning anything in project 2025, I still dont really understand what it is yet, but it seems to me that a church needs to be in government for it to be a fusing of church and state. I believe most of the founding Father's wrote the constitution entirely from a theistic worldview, making it seem like they defined church and state differently than we do today.
I love when people bring this up, but they have no understanding of the history or meaning of the phrase. Can you tell me what part of the Constitution includes the phrase 'separation of church and state', or any variant thereof? Go on, I'll wait.
While I'm waiting, I'll proceed by enlightening you on what that phrase *actually* means. It's a warning against the government interfering in the affairs of the church (using that in the broad sense, not in regards to a particular denomination), not the other way around. No, we do not have state sponsored/run churches - though many colonies did have them prior to the ratification of the Constitution, and even for many decades after - but that doesn't mean the church has no say in the affairs of government.
Just a little history lesson for you. Oh, and if you haven't figured it out by now, that phrase exists absolutely nowhere in the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the Declaration or Independence, or any other founding document. It was penned in a letter by Thomas Jefferson, and he was talking about protecting churches from the government, not the other way around.
JD Vance's 'let people with pre-existing conditions pay higher premiums' is exactly the problem in the first place. Insurance companies have always been able to do that if they wanted to. They don't because it is not economical. It is called adverse selection and it is a classic example of market failure. That is why everyone who can do maths advocates universal health care with as much risk pooling as possible. Vance basically just said 'people with pre-existing conditions can whistle'.
is the idea that people with preexisting conditions are generally lower-income and can’t afford higher premiums, therefore it would prevent the exact group they’re targeting from participating?
@@glasses6524 Absolutely. Low income creates ill-health, too. Poor housing and working conditions, added stress, worse diet etc. More likely to be sick for the same reason you can't pay.
is that actually what he said? That's so insane it doesn't sound real lmao we're cooked
@@thrpotatoasfgfejfidieiidkr7071 Sadly, yeah. The video said that Vance's comments may be some small comfort in amongst the near certainty that the ACA will be repealed.
It is not.
Yeah, like we haven’t tried high risk pools before 🙄
My current strategy is that I'm trying to fully disassociate because once I do all of this will stop being really scary and start being really funny
That's been my whole thing too. "Lmao we're in danger" while my medications are likely to get taken away, my partner won't get her hormones, my mom will most likely die from her ailments, and half of my family are going to get deported.
But hey, "Land Of The Free" 👍
@vapor-sings at least we can take a little bit of solace in the fact that the people who voted for this will suffer just as much as (if not more than) the people who didn't
I've been trying this method. For me, it works for about 4 weeks until I blow up and scream at all my family and friends 😂. But it's really not funny! I put a laugh face to make myself feel better but in reality it doesn't work!
I mean you really can only laugh about it. Our congress is a joke and the law is dead at this point and the American people have a below 6th grade reading comprehension so… yeah.
The only hope is that there's so much chaos behind the scenes they don't get as much done as they want.
they won the house and senate, cope
@@pobchamp And there's already chaos brewing. Seethe
I honestly hope, our european leaders will find the same courage again to just let him rant in his little toddler cage and do the actual diplomacy with the career diplomats. They did this for his first term and the relationships wasn't as irreperably damaged as we feared it might be during 4 years of Trump. However, the political landscape has changed in europe as well and the first political leaders are already softening their stance on Trump at a rapid pace, because NATO (and with it all our litteral survival) is dependant upon a narcissistic, hypocritical, lying windbag who changes his opinions and moods more often than his underwear. I will not forgive the US electorate for what will happen in the next four years (and honestly, probably beyond - because there is no reason why he should stop to follow Hitlers plan of ascension to power to the letter NOW of all times... next will be "emergency powers" because of a random "national emergency" that will allow him to "postpone" the presidential election)
@@Telecaster324Rent went up under Trump 👍🏻
@@Telecaster324you think the president controls the housing market?
I’m actually exhausted with how much disbelief I’ve had. It shakes my faith in humanity that because the economy is hard, Americans elected a billionaire criminal who will crush the rights of women and minorities and won’t even fix the economy.
Did you forget how many stayed home? Its not a majority that decided. Its a vocal and active minority. The majority dont see anyone worth showing up for. Get an FDR and that may change.
all stats show the economy is doing well. what people complain about is high prices and i don't see him combating that at all.
@ronblack7870 I feel like "the economy is doing well" is a kind of misrepresentation of the situation. Yes, the economy is doing well...but we don't really measure how our economy is doing by how the average person is doing, not anymore. The main thing that drives that statement is investment and employment rates.
But the average person is seeing reductions in their rights as "labor," income growth is being FAR outstripped by inflation, the poorest are struggling harder and the wealthy saw massive growth to their wealth.
If you're billionaire, the economy is awesome; if you work for a living the economy is crushing you.
Not that I think Trump will, or even can, fix it. Just that when politicians and pundits talk about "The Economy," they aren't really talking about the same thing we are.
@sorejack too bad you have no idea how much worse it will get if Trump does his crazy plans. Tariffs and tax cuts will cause inflation to skyrocket. Your economic situation is about to get worse if he gets his way.
You would have voted against the NSDAP and for the SPD in Germany, 1933
So Remember how the great depression was the only time in America where there's more emigration than immigration? Yeah...thats gonna need to be updated.
Problem is, most of the people who are targeted by Trump's stated goals are people who would find it difficult to impossible to legally emigrate - people with disabilities, for example, are hugely roadblocked or disqualified from emigrating to most countries (especially ones with the infrastructure to actually see that they get the care they need), especially because having a serious disability makes it much more difficult to have a qualification for a desired skill. Even if you have a desired skill, it's possible that you'll be knocked back on the basis of your disability or the disability of a family member who would be coming with you. This is also true for people with 'pre-existing medical conditions' that require medical intervention, medicinal or otherwise.
Don't send postcards. Leave, and leave now.
Moving to another country will be about as effective as sitting in the "non-smoking section" of restaurants, if you're old enough to remember those.
Oh but "those are the people that other countries DON'T want!!"
... literally arguments I've heard. Given that Trump has threatened his political opponents with imprisonment, or other punishments, that is very good reason to leave the country. That's a President willing to abuse his power to benefit himself.
No. There's something wrong with you if you think that's even remotely possible as it stands today.
Wow, who would've predicted that Trump and his associates lied about P25
Only losers would predict that.
@@jamesrogers4674 only people with common sense, so I aggree. Because common sense lost these elections
@MorganEdgy common sense and intuition won the election.
It's obvious the dems have been grifting us and have no intention of straightening up. "Biden's the best that he's ever been" wtf!
@MorganEdgy they're just trolling with the project 25 stuff. Probably will use some of it as a bluff to get something smaller in comparison. No one's taken office yet, so we can't even determine if anyone lied until at least 3 weeks from now. It's absurd to make these determinations over a month ago.
Speculation presented as fact is a lie and won't age well. But currently it tells the mentality of the presenters. That's the mentality of a sore loser. Sore loser mentality impedes the ability to improve because you think you should've already won and see no need for improvement. "We'll get them next time by doing the exact same things we've been doing".
It used to be a joke to make fun of American politics. It's not funny anymore - the only possible way America will ever recover in the eyes of the rest of the world is a complete restructuring of the entire system from the ground up. Any system that can be exploited this thoroughly with little to no curtailing of power is fundamentally flawed and needs to be rewritten. It would also let you undo everything Trump does by starting over
I find all this so pathetically tragic it’s comical. 😂
We are living in The Onion world why would I not laugh?
You should stop being so delusional
@@tuck295q Maybe because you have some empathy for all the victims?
@@minecraftfox4384 Explaining Americans the situation they're in, isn't delusional. Expecting they're smart enough to actually change their system in a meaningful way, would be.
@@desperadox7565 they voted for the leopards 🤷♀
I'm not American, but it absolutely blows my mind that abortion is still a political issue in America. For most of the western world the legalization of abortion is something you learn about in history books.
I've been saying for a while now that it doesn't make sense that abortion is a political issue. It's science. Science doesn't change depending on what country or state you're in. Ben Shapiro and the Republican party love saying "facts don't care about your feelings" but when it's abortion, science goes out the window and policies are based on feelings.
@@luckybynn5788 It's a moral issue, that's why it's political. Scientifically the fetus is a human. The question is whether or not it's ethical to take that human life.
@@santospantoja3 scientifically, that fetus is just a clump of cells. Will it be a person? Eventually. Is it? Absolutely not. To grant personhood to something that is neither sentient nor sapient is a baffling idea that only serves to endanger the mother unnecessarily. A fetus is not a person, and therefore should not be treated as such until it develops into one.
@@santospantoja3 whos morals ? how many cells make a human ?
@@santospantoja3 scientifically the fetus is also a female at the start, so are all males trans?
I'm on social security disability and am in a wheelchair. It is chilling to realize that he doesnt actually have to decrease funding for social security; he could just make the government run so badly that people no longer reliably get their payments.
Im so sorry. Sadly P2025s outlines plans to cut certain Medicaid programs which supports people with disabilities. I was so saddened to read this. Blessings to you and keep hope.
Or just say that he couldn’t save it because the radical left destroyed it.
That's gonna happen by 2027 whether trump guts it or not.
@@ieaatclamsthat sounds like a good …thing for it to be by the end of his term but what is your source, i don’t like false hope
Social Security is going to run out by 2034 anyways...
I hate that being trans is now a political issue
We all do, trust me. I’ve been saying this isn’t a political issue since 2015.
Yeah nah fraudulently claiming you're the opposite sex (esp on government documents) absolutely shouldn't be a political issue, everyone should agree its dumb and not support it
"Identity politics" is a horrible mindset. Your identity is not a choice, it's who you are. These people don't know that.
@@clownworldhereticmyron1018
Good job that's not what's happening.
Thanks for admitting that you're wrong, by the way.
@@coolnerdlll6053 I DO NOT condone it. 8ut what these people mean when they say 'it's a choice' often isn't just 'You can simply choose to 8e attracted to men' it's more like 'You should choose to not EXPRESS that you're not attracted to men and complicate things, you should act normally and function in society as I expect you to.' and frustr8ingly that IS true for a large num8er of people. They think that anyone, including themselves, who feels *those* ways is o8ligated to simply 'resist it for the common good and decency' and if they can't they 'deserve the consequences of not masking it'. They attack us in pu8lic in part 8ecause they attack themselves and each other in private. I agree that people shouldn't need to choose 8etween self expression and safety and comfort. 8ut as long as 'just don't act queer/six positive/kinki/like a woman with autonomy/ whatever it is they think is so 8ad' is something people CAN successfully do, and are selectively willing to do, then it's what they're going to wrongfully demand from the rest of us.
I hope anyone who reads this has a nice day and remem8ers kindness in spite of how hard it is right now < 3.
As someone that's only alive the past 8 years thanks to Obamacare, someone who can't work full-time but has no official diagnosis to qualify for disability, someone that has done everything they can to stay active and healthy and alive, I pretty much expect once Obamacare is gone, so am I.
I hope it doesn't come to that. I am disabled and chronically ill. So I sympathize with you.
@@EjM-pm4zi what the hell is your problem
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If it makes you feel better, billions more will die when the climate fails.
@@EjM-pm4zi🤡 on a bot hacked account lmao imagine anyone taking you serious
The only hope I have is that the sheer level of incompetence and insanity will make them get in their own way.
I hope so.
I mean his first term was basically “malevolence tempered by ignorance” so this can only be worse
That is literally what happened the first time.
I was thinking the same
Yeah, I think LegalEagle list of things he will do is too extensive for Trump's mental capacity.
I would _not_ be so sure Trump won't go ahead with the tariffs, we're talking about a guy with such a poor grip on economics that he bankrupted a casino.
More than one casino, actually.
I get it 😄
Three. Three casinos. True business genius!
it doesn't matter. Trump isn't even making these plans. This is all from Heritage Foundation. Trump doesn't think about much of anything but big macs.
even in his first term his administration was over 80% Heritage Foundation people. theyre an enemy army hiding on our own soil. they're the actual 'enemy from within'
@@jimcappa6815Which to this day I’m like “How? How do you f*ck that up?”
He has a talent, just not necessarily for keeping business
Sorry for rambling here, but I wanted to share my thoughts on this - keep in mind that I'm Canadian.
The best way I can describe what's happening, at least from my perspective, is that the US has turned into a Wonderland, (straight from Alice and Wonderland, because it's so bizarre,) for Trump supporters. My hypothesis is that, much like Alice, a whole bunch of them are going to eventually come to the realization that it is NOT, in fact, everything they ever wanted.
Now, because I ALSO beleive that everyone, no matter how mistaken their beliefs, no matter how deep down it is, has the capability to be a good person with empathy. Which, yes, I recognize is very naive, but that's why I beleive that people, good people, with kindness and empathy for their neighbor, no matter their differences, will be the life rafts that people hold on to in the crisis that will inevitably happen. Now, it's very easy for me to think that way, because as I said, I'm Canadian, so I won't be experiencing this firsthand. But even if all I can do is love and support my friends most affected by this, I'll do that for as long as this takes.
Your optimism is very appreciated in such a cynical atmosphere we're in.
When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn't become a king. The palace turns into a circus.
That happened in 2020.
Exactly!
The white house has been run by a chain of clowns basically it's whole run.
No honey that was 2016
@@FD2003Abcoh, you made a typo. It happened the first time in 2016.
Pro-Tip: If you go to the canadian border and say "I seek political asylum" They will not take you, however if you say "I want to visit" then once in canada say "This place is beautiful i want to live here" it's much much more easy to get candian citizenship
Not any better up here, we’re gearing up to elect our own petit trump up here
Unless you've got C$200,000. In that case you can get yourself an 'investor visa' which comes with an easier path to citizenship. Many countries have a program like that - they are eager to attract new wealthy citizens who can bring wealth and business connections.
Please don't. As a Canadian this country is a complete and utter mess
If anyone is planning on doing this, I will help you pack your bags!!
@@ArkiasisI don't really know what to do otherwise.
My family and myself are being put in danger.
I already thought about moving to Canada a long time ago, but now I might have to.
I can't wait until they find out that pre-existing conditions are such things as allergies, a history of depression, and being overweight. These are all things I was denied for when trying to get insurance privately before the ACA.
I'm currently fighting cancer, can't wait to be forever a pre-existing condition
@@jonathan8216im sorry, hope you get better quick❤
The allergy one is going to hit so hard
@@jonathan8216 Hugs
My husband has a blood clotting disease he inherited from his father. The medicate he needs to take for the rest of his life is hundreds of dollars a month without insurance. I am really worried about losing his prescription coverage. We cannot afford to buy it out of pocket, it's like $700! So many people will die, or be too ill to work anymore, or go poor buying life saving medications. This is not good for the economy or the country!
“The closer the collapse of the Empire, the crazier its laws are.”
Just wait until these two start to disagree. Im sure that Elon and Trump will continue to get along without ego problems forever 🙄
It's already started
This! Everyone who has met Elon has called him egotistical, entitled, and controlling. Trump is pretty much the same, I imagine. Those two personalities don't peacefully co-govern. I hope when their bromance does go out its with a bang and a media storm.
I truly hope Elon discovers the fuckery he has invited into the world. There is nobody I would like to see suffer from their own actions more.
Trump will golf, Musk will rule
Trump has been subservient to putin for years, im sure he can take some more of that from elon.
The fact that someone with 34 felony charges was able to even run for President should mean that, hypothetically, regular jobs shouldn't ask if you committed any crimes. If someone can be elected as President after 34 counts of felony ANYTHING, then why would a job need to know?
You make a GREAT point
Thank you Legal Eagle!
Yeah I know. Here in Australia we have denied entry visas to people with far less serious criminal records. ON that basis, we should not allow Trump to set foot in our 🦘 land!
He is the hero to criminals, and considering Trump is their idol it's proof we are all F'd. They voted the Penguin into the White House, and that's actually an insult to the Penguin.
Unfortunately, for those felonies to be ignored you'll need to be a billionaire, have a cult worshipping you and have the entire executive board as your personal yes men.
When I took my driver's test to get my license, there were certain things known as "automatic fails". If you did them during the test then you failed automatically despite being perfect elsewhere, such as if you hit the curb while parallel parking. Hit the curb while parallel parking = no driver's license.
There need to be "automatic fails" in place for positions within the 3 branches of the federal government that prevent certain people from gaining the levers of power. Like if a Supreme Court nominee lays an egg on a basic 1st amendment question during the confirmation hearing, they don't get to be a Supreme Court Justice.
You incite a riot with the attempt to disrupt the transfer of power and have "fake electors" willing to certify things at your direction that they know are false, then you do not get to be President.
Trump did not incite a riot, and alternate electors are perfectly legal
@@brainstewX Your brain is stew
The concept of giving so much decision-making power to one person is baffling to me. People criticize the kings and monarchy of old, but functionally it feels like we just changed the titles and how they get on the throne.
@@RacingSnails64this. why do we still elect a new emperor every four years? get rid of the emperor role, no one person is fit for such a position.
You need to educate yourself on the phrase "checks and balances". I understand it doesn't always work the way it should but idk where you are getting this emperor idea from
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you speaking up about this. I cannot tell you how much it means to me to have someone normal and educated telling people how bad this will be. People need a wake up call!
Refer to law 2 from mister carlo.
"It will probably take 40 years to undo what's about to happen."
I sorta knew that already, but I was absolutely _not_ ready to *hear* it. 😮💨
If Democrats even have the will to fix anything.
That's a conservative estimate. I'm thinking at least 50 years.
@@elfsong713
Yeah, based on the comments I’ve seen from Dem leadership, they are REALLY disinterested in appealing to genuine leftists out of fear of being called “commies,” despite the fact that republicans are gonna call them that regardless.
@@icin4dand that’s for society as a whole. What’s going to happen to the metaphorical canaries in the coal mine, like racial, sexual, and gender minorities?
@@athenarocks7657 I think we already know. It's not good.
I want to say "those that voted for them will get what they voted for"... but then I remember all the innocent individuals who didn't vote for him which will have to deal with the consequences... And ME, because even though I live in Canada, we'll still have to suffer thanks to the buffoons that voted for him.
Shame, America. Shame.
I don't like the chances of them putting the blame in the right place afterwards either to be honest
Same with any election. If the other side had won then those that voted for him would have to have paid taxes for and "deal with the consequences" of whatever the other party did over the next 4 years. At least this time around the winning side had the popular vote.
It's gunna be fine chill tf out😂
get over yourself.
@@CrittersSure, more taxes versus work camps. bOtH sIdEs aRe dA sAmEz 🙄
The fact that an *antivaxxer* is going to be in charge of the CDC actually makes me sick. I gotta get out of here...
Somewhere less crazy, like north korea
Don't come to Canada, its not great up here either
@seansopata5121 I... don't know if you're kidding or not and that's scary
@@central3425 meh, I disagree
@@central3425 the plan is the EU 🫡
can someone please explain why in a country that formed due to unfavourable government can't prosecute their own government for doing unfavourable things
I'm just laughing my ass off at GOP members being upset at some of Trump's cabinet nominations. YOU VOTED FOR THIS BASTARD! OWN IT!!!!
Theres several factions in the gop
@@yusted1, and it's still GOP
Trump is so polarizing that quite a few of them *didn't* vote for him.
@@Compucles Not nearly enough to be worth anything
The establishment GOP can eat the same big fat one like the left. This is a new era of politics.
As a history teacher, I will say this:
We warned you. We showed you. We told you. We begged you.
Don't bring ego into this
@@dend1how is ego involved in this? Apart from all of the egotistical people throughout history who have pulled off exactly what Trump just did. And if you look your history, you'll know that each time something like this happened. It did not end well for anyone.
@@the_undead Ego rises up when we encounter a problem to give our mind a way to deal with it. It leads to suffering 100 percent of the time and is ignorant to the reality that there are influencing forces beyond the idea of self.
Most folks in this chat are aware of how horrible this is and likely didn't support it. Don't make it about yourself or encourage others to make it about themselves. Leave ego out of it
@@dend1 and what does that have to do with a history teacher talking about teaching history?
@@the_undead "The you" pay attention
as a Ukrainian who has family and friends in Kharkiv, I am so not looking forward for the future of my homeland.
I absolutely despise the that US has influence to our homeland and this sh*tshow of a war.
: (
If we didn't have influence then yall would just be Russia
I hope they'll be safe.
Slava Ukraini!
Why is the USA required to defend Ukraine's borders? USA can't even control its own borders.
You despise the US has influence …would you prefer if the US just left your country to its own devices??
I'm Italian and it feels like I'm doing a rewatch of 1994 Berlusconi. But 30 years later and worse. Television personalities as ministers, women treated like objects. Italy will never recover
For real
Don't just expect people with pre-existing conditions to pay more, but also to die because they can't afford it or are considered "uninsurable".
I had end-stage kidney disease at 14 that the doctors think was caused by a genetic issue that causes the kidneys to start shutting down from birth. So more like "have always existed with" as opposed to pre-existing. I thankfully have insurance through work and have had a transplant, but that's no guarantee. Losing the ACA terrifies me.
That was the entire point of the ACA. The mandate for everyone to have insurance meant that the costs of pre-existing conditions and otherwise-uninsurable patients could be offset by the premiums of everyone else. Now that there's no longer a mandate, and with Trump gunning for it, it seems like the ACA will assuredly vanish.
I live in a blue state and am strongly considering starting a petition to ask our newly elected democratic governor to enshrine in law the protections for people with pre-existing conditions. This part of the ACA is extremely popular. I dont know if you live in a blue state but similarly to how many states are adding state level abortion protections, we should do the same to protect people with pre-existing conditions.
Crazy thing is, I definitely remember stories pre-ACA of babies being denied insurance because they were born with some sort of congenital condition. And of course those things tend to be reaaallly expensive.
I'm actually of a group that could theoretically see my premiums go down if the ACA is repealed, but... giving up the pre-existing requirement would not be worth it. I'd like to say people who voted for this don't remember what that was like before, but.... GenX definitely is old enough to remember.
@michaelgodwin6158 I do live in a blue state and I think that's a great idea
@@michaelgodwin6158 "States rights" are going to go out the window too. State-level protections that clash with federal mandates that trump wants will vanish, by court ruling or otherwise.
Remember, it was never "states rights". It was "states rights if I agree with them".
If a fetus is a person, does it have squatter's rights on the mother's uterus? Or does the mother have the right to evict the fetus? And if not, could that be considered quartering?
Not sure, but we should be able report fetuses on the census and take tax credits for them.
Also, incarceration of a pregnant female will violate the civil rights of the fetus.
@user-yz8fs5zq6z i hope people start using trump as an example of why they shouldnt go to jail for their crimes, even if it dont fly it would have to get annoying to judges and prosicuters lol
Don't rental agreements also usually require landlord consent of all persons living at the property? Does this mean you need landlord's permission and have to get the lease amended to permit the additional person?
@@KingApollyonX can you explain the joke to me?
@@DrewLonmyPillow The fetus is a child and will be under legal jurisdiction of the mother. (Im talking out of my ass)
I wish there was a "hug" button on TH-cam. I feel like Devin is gonna need it.
I feel like we all need that at this point... 😭🫂
We all need it
Yeah, he's really been weak in these past several weeks. I am really bothered by the fact that he doesn't see that Matt Walsh and those other guys are just trolling liberals by saying that project 2025 was the plan all along. Matt Walsh is the king of trolls. That's his whole schtick.
😂🤣😂🤣😂
I need one as well I have seen to much in this last few weeks.
When you need to lie and cheat your way into office, you don’t belong in office.
Who did that?
@@twizted3k Trump did that. He lied nonstop during the campaign. The most obvious lie was about tariffs. He also lied a lot about immigrants.
Well good thing harris didn't win then
@@Paulsack999 Trump is a pathological liar, lied non-stop since his win in 2015.
The part where trump and his associates said they had no idea what project 2025 is and then admitted to knowing about it the whole time immediately after his election. Weird lol. Bro rly out here picking fights and not even watching the video 😭🫶🏼
I was born with type 1 diabetes and have always struggled with insurance costs good to hear Vance is just gonna make it more expensive for me I see no light in this tunnel
Hahaha you’re so wrong, actually lol
Also a T1D. I’m upset with the possibility too. This is so disappointing and disgusting.
@@user-mb73I guess you didn't actually watch the video to see that Vance literally said that?
Let me guess tho, you still wouldn't emigrate because the american money are too good?
@@electricspeedkiller8950 no, they won't emigrate because it is difficult (no countries want us) and it takes $.
I'm expecting Trump to pardon Alex Jones and put him at the head of the Department of Truth.
Minitruth
Well, i have some good news.
The Onion has purchased Infowars from bankruptcy court.
Alex Jones should be the press secretary. Would be the best content
he didnt commit a crime, its 1.1billion in civil ''damages''
dont forget the department of plenty and love.
In other words, we do not have a working justice system. If you are rich enough, you can buy your way into politics, and then sweep all your crimes under the rug.
What crimes? The cases were bogus
@brainstewX sure they were. Who told you that I wonder? The billionaires perhaps?
@@nightfireox Stop watching commietube. The charges were flimsy and meant to interfere with the election. All will be dismissed or overturned on appeal due to their illegitimacy.
@@brainstewXWhere are the communists?
@@brainstewXbrain stew sounds about right 😂😂😂 shit is toast
There's no limit to the damage stupid people in large enough numbers can do, and we are about to see it proved.
This really looks like Brexit, a populist upturn thats going to lead to massive regret.
brexit was more tragic cause I think the difference in votes was about 1% or so. It was tiny. Maybe we will see a state secede from the US with a 1% referendum majority then itd be proper Usexit.
@@ninototo1 My country was denied *EXISTENCE* with a majority of about 50 000 votes.
Funny thing is people are trying to do it again with ReformUK
@@Simboiss wow which country is that?
@@ninototo1Scotland
The fact that Trump nominated a sex trafficker as Attorney General just shows exactly how little he cares about anyone and anything, and how little regard he has for the rule of law.
The law only matters to the lawful.
Was gaetz convicted?
@@zachenglish3952 He was going to be. GOP stopped it.
to democrats "under investigation" means "he is guilty because republican " , to be honest only idiots with 0 knowledge of law would watch legal eagle
@@Hugh839 yeah OJ was gonna be convicted but the jury stopped it…see how that doesn’t make sense
I also fear for the future of birth control. I would not be surprised at all if they somehow restrict birth control access, either by declaring it unsafe through the FDA, a supreme court ruling, or possibly by declaring that doctors/hospitals can be exempt from prescribing it for religious reasons... This is a war on women's bodily autonomy, on queer people, on poor people, on immigrants (the ones who aren't white anyway) and anyone who doesn't fit into the mold of white evangelical christian, and its absolutely terrifying.
You made this up? "Mold of white evangelical christian"? Where was this ever mentioned by Trump? All you said is just a bunch of assumptions you built over the lying media you have selectively watched.
well where were all these women in the election. i have seen women say they voted for him because somehow they think he will be better for the economy and won't ban abortion. tariffs don't help the economy . it's a tax and only helps rent seekers
Thankfully, I don’t think RFK will use the FDA to ban birth control. Maybe abortion pills, but he’s not heavily conservative (just a conspiracy theorist). Doubt he’d ban condoms or have the authority to do anything directly against abortion.
the abortion ban already is killing woman, imagine the possibilities! (idk how these people think either)
I already was pretty adament that I never wanted kids and now I seriously don't want kids. I refuse to put my significant other through anything like being pregnant without guardrails to protect her in case something goes wrong.
If Trump removes all career public servants, how is he going to implement his tariffs? Signing the law is no problem, but the people having to do the work to get the money are the same career people he wants fired.
Is anyone really surprised that they are going forward with project 2025
Nope.
Nope. We all knew they were going to at least try to do it all. The question here is how much of it they'll actually be able to get done. Let's hope it's less not more.
They're not. The Walsh tweet was a troll, which he himself admitted.
@@kylethompson1379
...You just keep thinking that.
@@kylethompson1379 Keep telling yourself this, sheep.
I asked my Trump supporting coworkers what they thought he would actually do when in office, and their collective response was to say that all the good things he promised would happen, and all the bad stuff he said he’d do would not.
Not terribly excited to find out whether they’re correct or not.
i like their optimism because i don't remember anything good being promised
@ they are particularly obsessed with the no-tax overtime and cannot be persuaded that it will never actually be implemented. I can’t wait to hear the excuses why we never get it.
@@vlynst What was promised: Reduce wasteful government spending. Enforce immigration law. Stop government injecting politics into education and allow parents more control over how to school their children. Reduce tax burden and improve economy. Stop enabling / participating in wars. Just from the top of my head.
@vlynst securing thr border isn't a good idea? Kamala said "im not afraid to admit its a good idea" when asked about the wall recently
@@EXCRUSHER there is no problem at the border. there's no problem with illegal immigrants. They are a net positive for this country. Every claim made by republicans is a provable lie. So why do you demand a solution for a problem that does not exist? It's very suspicious. That is why you are finding yourself with such dedicated opposition.
Why are you trying to fish around for legitimacy by pointing to a candidate who bombed with her own voter base and underperformed Joe Biden?
"today's sponsor may help you hide from the Nazis' witch hunts"
What a hell of a timeline we are on
Yeah. A timeline where one of the single worst regimes in history has had their name overused so much that it basically means nothing now.
Certainly an interesting one. Can't really blame it for being boring. Each day you wake up and wonder how exactly things will screw themselves up today.
Is there another one you know about?
The Nazis were defeated decades ago. And no, Trump is not comparable to them.
The one the majority of our country voted for. Smh.
I wonder if the new administration bans vaccines, it’ll also ban things like the Anthrax vaccine for military members. If so, we are going to have a pretty huge vulnerability to biological warfare.
I come from Iran, Trust me when I say... America is looking more and more like Iran every day. Good luck to yall.
Honestly yes. I've been thinking recently like the past couple years, I feel like my country is closer to China than it is to The UK or other democratic rich states. Just a thought
@@Juno212If the US turns into a fascist Christian nationalist country, it'll be worse than China because at least over there women have health care and the healthcare is affordable.
That's a wild stretch hahaha
Ummm, how so?
Explain
Actually what Trump does without any consequences, shows how weak the democracy is in US. There are not enough protection between the different powers.
It's crazy watching this as an Australian because we had a PM go on holiday while there was a bushfire and it cost him the election
@@thylacoleonkennedy7In my home nation Sweden, one of the most severe instances of corruption among MPs and ministers was “the Toblerone scandal” a fee decades back! When a ranking member of the parliament in a stressed situation at the grocery store bought a chocolate bar for her kid and by mistake payed with her parliamentary debit card instead of her private one. Even her own party was so upset that she had to take a political time out for a few years.
@@abrakkehakka1357 honestly that’s kinda funny. But yeah yall are lucky that’s apparently the most dramatic thing that’s happened politically
@ Well, there’s a few others incidents, but not that much worse. Since it normally isn’t so serious, I haven’t actually payed attention much. But a few among the far right in the parliament have been in juridical and ethical trouble. And a few others. The relatively little serious corruption seems to happen more on city and county level.
No, Trump's election shows that even if the mainstream media spews lies all day, even if celebrities are paid millions to endorse Kamala, and even if they accuse Trump of 50 things every day, the people of this country can force it back onto the right tracks.
What's ironic is Tesla has gotten over $465 million from the US Government. Without the US government Tesla would of failed years ago.
Well Musk is established now, better shut federal funding for any would be competitor down
The tarriffs also work to that end
Not like Tesla cars can compete on quality
I remember thinking that Elon was, at the least, capable.
It was only when he destroyed Twitter that I realized how dull he was
@@bryanb6217 but it didn't
@@fred-62it did man the government grants give them more money then car sales same as space X it’s says something basically both of his companies live off the government handouts and he used it for stock buy backs to give him self more money
Since his reelection I no longer worry about laws and shall govern myself with common sense and being a decent person. There is no reason to trust the rule of law anymore. It only applies if you are broke or hated.
No one ever imagines they’d live through the end of an empire. I’m not looking forward to spending the rest of my life struggling to survive in the putrefying, decaying carcass of what was once a thriving nation.
May god have mercy on our souls, for we clearly have none for ourselves.
just shut up, theres no project 2025, grow up and lets make america great again. you gotta admit the fact that the dems were destroying this country and the people were tired.
As a history teacher, I'm very much in "We warned you" mode.
The Republic is dead, long live the Empire.
Thriving nation, but not all citizens were thriving
@@radschele1815 and? Do you think its actually realistic to have every single person in an entire nation "thriving"? Hell, some people dont even WANT to thrive. But Im sure you think Trump will fix that right?
America is donezo bunzo. It is the DCEUSA. CUT THE CORD.
My family relies on Obamacare for remotely useful medical insurance so I really hope he doesn't actually do anything to it. The Supreme Court will also become a shit show, far worse than it is right now, if Trump appoints another couple of incompetent justices for life. Pardoning yourself for any and all crimes by becoming president is not remotely democratic at all. All of his current cases are basically on pause as long as he's in office which is ridiculous.
Say bye to the ACA
@@coridium043That's a really bad take- the ACA is baked into our healthcare system. To undo the ACA is to literally rewrite the entire healthcare system from the ground up. All this 'we are gonna kill Obama care' is just more BS to feed their base of angry idiots. It's telling though how conservatives get off on misery even if they too will suffer as well.
Will become? Has become!
I would be shocked if the ACA survives Trump term 2, McCain was the only reason it survived term 1, and that's over.
@@nm2358Cool. Bankruptcies will increase ten fold. I'll use my credit cards as my source of medical payments. It'll be much cheaper to pay a bankruptcy lawyer anyways.
My mom's getting on in years and has used the ACA forever for medication and all her insurance stuff.
She's been bragging about how cool Trump is and all the good he's gonna do and all that shit.
We'll see how this shakes out for her and all the stupid Cubans like her in Florida who just wanted another Castro after barely escaping him.
I didn't want Trump to win, but now that he has, I'm going to watch the fireworks, what else can I do?
You can go back to Cuba. You're the only smart Cuban in Florida so set the example.
Please, don't compare Fidel Castro to Trump, at least Fidel Castro could grow a decent beard.
@thomasbraithwaite1381 and this dude had ideals.
Those were not the best ones, but he fought for those. With real weapons.
Trump did never
That's really unfortunate, my dad doesn't realize how a contraception ban is going to affect me, someone with severe endometriosis and PCOS, his insurance covers my pills he knows I need them and yet he still voted for the only dictator to ever wear mismatched bronzer. I hope you can get through these next few years safely
@@radschele1815How could he? Poor baby has bone spurs :(
I'm just happy that others see exactly what I see. It doesn't fix anything, it just helps to know I'm not biased, or hate the man, I simply use common sense, and trustmy intuition when it comes to people. It's such a surreal situation that anyone would be incapable of seeing right through Mr. Trump, and those connected to him. I'm still in disbelief, and remain highly suspect of how he won. It's just far easier(for me) to believe they cheated, than to believe so many people are so blind to the consequence of another Mr. Trump term.
How can you suspect his win, but not Joe's?
I'm _still_ shocked that political identity / partisanship was MORE important to more than half Americans than their democracy. Super yikes.
Did you forget a whole voting process was bypassed by the dems. Or how actors got a sitting President to drop out of the race. Yeah, you really are worried about democracy
To be fair though, eggs were FOUR BUCKS A DOZEN for a while there.
@@edwardgiovannelli5191oh boy, it's gonna be crazy in a year when they're $40 for a dozen
@@Cheese0408 They’ll probably lower the child labor age again to make them cheaper. It’ll be a school participation thing so they won’t have to pay them.
@@kolelamont8728 Sounds about right. 🤣
I voted yet I feel like it contributed nothing. This is a nightmare.
I feel the same
Same
Same.
Exactly this. The way things flipped makes me wonder if he bought the election with some help as he accused others of doing last time. It smells really bad
Well the minority lost. That's how it is
I really hate how the presidency has become an integral part of the culture war. It used to be about boring policies, but now it's this grandiose culture war position.
It’s to keep people divided and distracted so they don’t even think about protesting the real oppressors who are the rich 1%.
I love it.. makes people care more about what they never knew they were losing
This is why the government needs to be shrunk. All of DC is too powerful and they have treaded on the rights of every single American.
Shouldn't be a culture war to begin with. You want a healthy democracy and informed citizens. Not sudden frenzied chaos.
@kenlen8029 Exactly
Hey, LegalEagle,
I really love ur videos cos they r really interesting and informative - but i live in the UK and don't really understand all these US legal terms - could you make a video explaining some of these?
Thank you!!
So... A "great" America is one of ignorance and abject stupidity.
This is how liberty dies...with thunderous applause.
@@SarushaIsMyName Go back to Star Wars. Leave the critical thinking to the adults
@@arc4859 Stop being defensive about your precious billionaire politician.
@@stereomachine Nah, I’ll defend the guy who’s going to make America great again. Hopefully you’ll realize that over the course of the next 4 prosperous years
The thunderous applause line 🙄🙄
@@arc4859how? What policies, economics, health, education, and whatever else, will make anyone’s lives better? And no I’m not talking about his billionaire friends
Anyone who thought Trump was being truthful when he said he didn’t know about Project 2025, I’ve got a bridge to sell you.
People seemed to be completely unaware with his ties to many people in the Heritage Foundation, as well as the fact that in his first term, THF made mentions about policies Trump put in place that represented what they wanted. Ya'know, as if they aren't a think tank that helped fund Trump.
Idk why I watch this stuff.. it just upsets me so much and makes me so incredibly angry. I can't believe how little empathy and intelligence the US has..
As much as it sucks, this is important and valuable information to have. But, nothing wrong with taking a break from it either
We're entering another gilded age of America, unfortunately.
Thats why he put it out. He wants you to feel that way because he has an agenda and wants to see people agree with him. He put up a 20+ minute video of panic porn fear mongering for the clicks.
Better to be infirmed than unaware
@@politicalbob30We have genuine reason to be concerned about another Trump presidency. You're either a liar or delusional if you claim that we are being overdramatic.
it’s insane how people will vote against their own interests time and time again
i work in the election space in a nonpartisan organization. i have had a hard time the past couple of years trying to remain nonpartisan when one party is clearly dangerous. it’s so hard to talk about facts without mis/disinformation coming into play
I’ve totally noticed this. There’s a huge disparity in the different sides, and it’s so hard to remain neutral these days.
The other problem is when anyone tries to have a civilized conversation about the real and present dangers, all we get are scoffs, eye rolls, laughs, and "where do you get your news from? You're obviously misinformed' while they're playing someone like freaking Ben Shapiro or Fuentes on their computers. Or hell, Andrew Tate these days. This group sees themselves as marginalized victims because the world opened up to accept more and become more tolerant, it was like shining light on the darkest pits of ourselves. And of course, they couldn't stand that. So when a personality like Trump comes along, and he gets the churches and non-traditional media on his side, it's easy to fake a narrative that they'll truly save a 'dying' country. But the reality is the country's been crumbling for years because certain men thought they knew better, changed the rules, wrote new laws, and plotted in secret. They've been carefully spinning their narrative since before I was even born, and roping anyone uneducated or desperate enough to believe it.
@@tearainey1the fact that you have coupled Ben Shapiro and Fuentes together shows that yes you are misinformed and not nuanced in the slightest in regards to understanding your opposition. This is why you LOSE!
@@vipneat7265prove their point harder, its really funny
@@vipneat7265Bro conservatives mostly get their information from right wing influencer, ignorant podcasters, and old ones still watch Fox News, which has been the most watched news networks for the past two decades.
The solution is obvious though. Don't provide the federal government any support where possible, make each step they want to take as difficult and costly as possible. Meanwhile support your local community as well as you can to be as independent as possible from federal influence. Trump wants to run the country like a business? Then make his business fail and take control of the local things in your life that you can control and improve upon those.
This I can get behind.
Got any recommendations on how to just not give money to the fed gov?
@@WednesdayTheClove you're never going to avoid everything, unless tax avoidance is done at such a massive scale that the fed can't keep up (and tax workers, law enforcement, etc. should actually work as inefficient as possible to sabotage the system from within). But given that that is unlikely to happen (even the worst autocrats manage to get their share of taxes), you'll just have to minimise whatever you owe to the fed. Use cash, buy and sell local, buy and sell on the black market, and become self reliant where possible (as an individual and as a community).
@WednesdayTheClove There are options. They will make your life harder- are you able to commit to being poor? Because it involves quitting your job and not paying your taxes.
General strike. Grow your local communities. Learn about mutual aid. The government never wanted to save us, now it's just bold-faced. We have to save each other.
Did you know Trump even toyed with the idea of getting rid of the IRS?
USA. 1776-2024. It was quite a run.
May we rest in pieces 😢😢😢😢😢
People invested in politics are so dramatic. Trump was already in office once and the country is still standing. And if you're Republican, Biden-Kamala was in office but the country is still standing.
@@RacingSnails64 Exactly. People are acting like the US is going to collapse. Like yeah, see you in 4 years lol.
Trump doesn't take office until next year.
@kalamari3288 Who are you, who knows not your own history? This country has gone to war with itself already and nearly collapsed because of it. Don't for a second think that it's an impossibility for this country to collapse or fall into shambles at the hands of political or social insecurity especially in the age of massive and fast spread disinformation. What's scary is we're slowly turning into a world not too unlike Idiocracy and that should scare you.
sorry to break it to you but this is textbook what happened in germany :( everyone was in denial back then and everyone is in denial rn. USA is now about what is best for trump and friends, not wha tis best for the people. let me be clear. what you want isnt a consideration anymore.
I feel the phrase "if you had told me X years ago -blank- was going to happen..." is going to be the prevailing sentiment of the second Trump term.
And the answer will be "we did tell you..."
@SuperFralin I don't know man. With Trump in the Whitehouse we could be talking about how weird it is that the hawk tuah girl is now secretary of state this time next year.
The fact that it is at all POSSIBLE, that I, a U.S. citizen since birth of NATURALIZED immigrant parents who has
- Never lived in my parents country
- Doesn’t speak the language of my parent’s native country
- Only has experienced US culture my whole life
could be deported is insane. My American cultural experience is barely any different from any white American. Imagine a white American who has lived here their whole life getting deported
Not gonna happen. My Italian born parents weren't yet naturalized citizens when I was born but became citizens when I was ten. I was born in NY and not a criminal. I ain't going anywhere, you won't either. That's just fear mongering. ✌️
My mom is a Mexican immigrant but my dad was born here. I would hope that I can't be deported to Mexico.
@@Hyziant my previous comment got deported "censored" . But yall be 🙂
I'm so sorry not all of this could happen and I'm genuinely telling the truth when the first thing I thought of for the first few days hearing he won wasn't concerned for my own rights but all of the people who are going to get deported and forced out of their lives and homes to somewhere they've never been or somewhere that isn't safe just because they didn't fit the very insane rigid qualifications of what makes you a "true American citizen"
Since technically when you think about it the only people who were truly here from the start were native Americans so they would be technically the true American citizens since in history most of our ancestors were the people that came here from Britain or the UK
(or wherever it was I can't remember)
so technically we could be classified as immigrants too.
Except I don't think they're ready for that conversation...
Or, instead of calling the legal Eagle team, you can just run for president and be free of all charges no matter what you did 😉
i am a president and this is legal advice
He can only recuse himself from Federal charges, Not State or Municipal charges.
Prosecutors hate this one trick.
@@TwstedTV I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure with the SCOTUS and the DOJ, he can fire anyone who is prosecuting him or investigating him and replace them with Trump cronies.
@@PersonalPariah Former prosecutors, too :)