Bruuiisees

19m

Good post or bad call

https://www.ktt2.com/kendrick-lamars-friend-stat-quo-goes-on-a-rant-about-drakes-fomo-32603377/3#post-57368508

Bruuiisees

19m

Good post or bad call

https://www.ktt2.com/kendrick-lamars-friend-stat-quo-goes-on-a-rant-about-drakes-fomo-32603377/3#post-57368508

Orangutan

1h

I'm sure attempts will be made to right the ship, but I think much of the damage done will take more than one administration to fix, and I'm afraid the short term memory and poor cognition of the median voter may not allow for successive "normal" administrations. I hate to be a pessimist, but I suspect a moderate democrat will be elected in 2028, people will get upset when the incomprehensible damage caused by the previous administration hasn't been reversed by the new admin during their first 30 days in power, blame all their current woes on the new president, vote red in the midterms, and eventually get a younger, more strategic far-right candidate elected in 2032. And that's even if the dem president makes a substantive attempt at "fixing" things.

There are no truly subversive and exciting progressive candidates in the running as of right now, early as it may be, and even if there were, I doubt the powers that be would let him or her past the primaries. The dem establishment hoed Bernie, for god's sake, and I'd hardly consider him a radical. Then again, a lot of young dem-socs have been making waves and even winning elections this year, so maybe the power of the democratic old guard is waning.

I also suspect that some things (Canada + mid-relevance nation coalition to reduce or eliminate reliance on the U.S., for example) have been set into motion cannot be reversed.

FBG LIIIIT

3h

i've seen it once, and that movie is f***ing haunting i swear

had to skip the scene near the end, genuinely couldnt do it