>>510301778 (OP)2016, I think a lot of people believed that the system could be reformed from within. That Trump was an "outsider" who had some quick wit and while he did get sucked into drama, he didn't back down or cower to the crowd that were browbeating and talking down to whites, white men in particular.
When he went down that escalator nearly 10 years ago, I tried to tell people. This guy isn't a saviour. He's no Caesar either. I tried to tell them that he had all of the stereotypical flaws of his generation. Very few of them are based. The only ones I met that weren't total cowards were the ones that served in places like Vietnam, but even half of those went crazy and self destructed. This guy was a draft dodger, claims he wants to hire American but he took not one but three foreign trophy wives and cheated on all of them. Also leans into the WWII myth that they were all heroes when he doesn't even know what that is.
For younger people 2024 is their 2016, where you're naive that this time he's going to really do what he said he'll do. And well, it's a learning experience for those people too.
Those feels you have? It's because part of you has to die. The part of you that actually thought you could vote your way out of this. The truth is that, when the time comes, you'll know what has to be done. You know when a guy and another guy, who could be complete strangers, sees a pretty girl and she bends over or something and you just look to her, then to him and nod, some mutual understanding and appreciation. No words need to be said. It's going to be like that. Where perhaps you'll be in a state of disbelief at first, oh is it started? Holy shit. And well, you'll figure it out. Best to prepare though.
All I'll say is we came close to it happening a year ago and in a way it would've been better then, he could've died a martyr. People could fight for who they thought he was. Now that he's doing things like war with Iran, cucking on the Epstein thing. It's worse.
