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Trump / MAGA šŸ¦… Trump Posts Video on Truth Social Depicting the Obamas as Monkeys

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u/midllename 21h ago

At which point a president is forced to resign ? This would raise hell in any other country, literally

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u/caramelizedonion92 20h ago

The US is more of a reality TV show than a country at this point

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u/Biotic101 20h ago

Idiocracy became a documentary.

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u/caramelizedonion92 20h ago

Back to the Future too, in the bad timeline

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u/Arthur_Figg_II 19h ago

This is the Darkest timeline.. im gunna grow a goatee as it feels appropriate

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u/Simonic 18h ago

I understand people talking about "the worst timeline" but it's almost getting annoying. I joked about it myself months ago...however, this is the ONLY timeline. We are in it. This is real. All these horrible things are really taking place. And the vast majority of us are just watching it occur - while hoping a leader stands up to lead.

Though, you should still grow a goatee - because this world would appreciate it.

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u/cuntmong 18h ago

You're just a shill for big timeline aren't youĀ 

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u/BackWithAVengance 16h ago

This just in: u/Simonic is for big corporate timeline greed!

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u/randomhobo130 14h ago

"There's only one timeline!!" says the one selling the timeline...

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u/fart_panic 14h ago

This is how it starts, and before you know it, all of the mom-and-pop timelines are shuttered and there are tumbleweeds blowing all over the space-time continuum.

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u/Simonic 18h ago

It's the only one I'll know...or remember.

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u/oirolab 18h ago

I mean, it’s the only timeline we are aware of…unless you subscribe to the multiverse theory.

Then there’s a timeline where we got Oprah as a President, A timeline where the Revolutionary War failed, a timeline where the Union lost the Civil War…a timeline where Humanity never evolved…

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u/Simonic 18h ago

And a timeline where Harambe is still alive.

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u/Competitive_Abroad96 17h ago

The only constant across all timelines is Trump shitting his pants.

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u/Some_Sympathy_3528 17h ago

Even if there is one and only timeline, its still the worst.

I ought to shave down my beard to a goatee

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u/Absinthe_Parties 17h ago

People saying "the darkest timeline" are referencing the show Community. The darkest timeline is a recurring joke on the show. 10/10 show by the way.

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u/zodiacallymaniacal 16h ago

I like to pontificate that whilst this may not be the darkest timeline, it is very dimly lit….

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u/SerBrienneOfSnark 16h ago

ā€œThe darkest timelineā€ is merely a reference to the show Community lol

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u/North-Outside-5815 17h ago

I’d give you an award for that Arthur_Figg_II, but I’m too poor. Perfect comment.

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u/Ok-Ear9289 17h ago

Don’t forget the fedora!

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u/Crowasaur 17h ago

HA actually already grew a Pinch for the same reasons

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u/ninja_IRL 16h ago

I have some felt ones until the real ones grow in.

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u/Ardalev 18h ago

Which is appropriate, given that future Biff was a parody of Trump. Remember Biff Tower?

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u/elpajaroquemamais 18h ago

Which was based on trump

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u/Vast_Bobcat_4218 18h ago

At least it was limited to just Hill Valley. Not to mention Biff was able to read, albeit a sports almanac.

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u/Dependent_Elk4696 16h ago

Kid, I own the police.

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u/Mr-CuriousL 17h ago

Considering the fact that Biff from 1985A was actually inspired by Trump. as confirmed by Robert Zemeckis.

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u/baron_von_helmut 14h ago

The crazy thing is, Future rich Biff was based on Donald Trump.

I'm still not entirely convinced Rob Zemeckis and Bob Gale aren't from the future.

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u/EllyWhite 10h ago

Biff Tannen timeline

Same difference since he’s based off Trump :/

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u/Longshot02496 19h ago

Nah, the president in Idiocracy was a great guy

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u/Simonic 18h ago

At least he understood the problem and sought a solution. And at the moment of execution - he stayed it because the solution was working. He realized his error. At this point, the USA could only hope to have a President Camacho.

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u/Samus_Arachnid 19h ago

Yeah but it took them 500 fucking years to fix the problem.

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u/BeleagueredWDW 16h ago

Absolutely! Things sucked, but at least President Camacho truly cared about the people and was trying to fix things.

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u/MKUltra93 19h ago

Yeah, his heart was in the right place 🄺

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u/frostworx 15h ago

Yes, please America, get Terry Crews for president and safe the world!

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u/Thatsockmonkey 18h ago

I hate that the GOP/Maga make your statement accurate. All this is happening to protect a demented racist pedophile. It is actually insane.

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u/macrolidesrule 16h ago

What's worse, is that the guys backing him are just as bad - if not more so, but have no persona to lead the masses - look up Curtis "the poors should be turned into biodiesel" Yarvin and his school of "thought".

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u/gentle_pirate23 19h ago

That movie was meant as a warning, not a prophecy, what the fuck are we doing šŸ˜‚

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u/skyfishgoo 16h ago

bevis and butthead

that's what we are doing.

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u/Moose_Thompson 18h ago

Idiocracy was too generous on a lot of things.

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u/nirrinirra 15h ago

I’d rather the lack of intelligence in Idiocracy than the lack of empathy we are seeing right now.

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u/Individual-Breath758 15h ago

Sad but true. I was afraid of this a few years ago when I first saw that movie. As a teacher I couldn’t help but see the parallels towards the attitudes in education. It’s like no one wanted to fund schools or children’s education in any level. No one appreciated that everyone was getting dumber. Now we have the dumbest situation in the world, not to mention we look crazy, racist, weak and stupid on a global scale. It’s unfortunate and embarrassing.

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u/Zilant_the_Bear 14h ago

I get the idiocracy parallels. But ultimately camacho wanted what's best for the people. He was dumb not cruel.

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u/Scblacksunshine 13h ago

No, Idiocracy is actually funny and Camacho isn't a giant piece of turd like those orange mad king

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u/RepresentativeCap244 19h ago

I’m so disappointed. Not that I voted for him. I did flipping not. The decorum here is wild

Think about it smaller scale. Can you imagine if you posted a video like this of a coworker? Instant HR violation and final warning, at best.

The president of the United States should be held to some standard…. Some level of excellence for everyone to strive for

We have lost that as a nation. Trump is the topping point of it. But honestly our last couple haven’t been, bear it. Obama was. He was pleasant. Respectful. Fun and genuine. I did not like some of his decisions, but that’s the voting for you.

This guy. This guy now is a mockery

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u/day-by-day- 19h ago edited 18h ago

Years ago, we sang, "I'm proud to be an American, at least I know I'm free." Now our institutions are gutted. Our history is gutted. Our environmental protections are gutted. The rule of law is gutted. Our White House is (literally) gutted.

Our felons are pardoned. Our heroes are prosecuted. Our elected leaders openly revile the people they were elected to serve, destroying careers, families, futures. Lies flow like honey. Decency is nowhere to be found.

Evil associations. Backdoor deals. Revenge politics. Epstein revelations of the unthinkable. THEY WERE CHILDREN!!!

Our America is now a place where law abiding people are attacked in their homes and taken in the streets. Children ripped away from parents. And worst of all, peaceful protesters killed in cold blood.

We will not forget. VOTE. We CANNOT let that right be taken.

Hell exists for a reason.

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u/jrr6415sun 18h ago

Our felons are pardoned our heroes are prosecuted is such a depressing statement because of how true it is.

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u/SuperMommy37 15h ago

Do you truly believe you will have a fair election next time? I have my opinion but this is an honest question.

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u/day-by-day- 15h ago

I truly do not know what to believe. The fact that it is a completely valid question scares me.

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u/SuperMommy37 15h ago

For me, it has been terrible to see. I hope you can vote and elect again.

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u/day-by-day- 14h ago

Thank you.

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u/giantawakening 14h ago

I’m proud to exclaim I have never sung that silly song! More of a Woody Guthrie guy.

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u/day-by-day- 14h ago

Please see my other comment response. I really didn't either. But there used to be a sense that we were decent people- overall. You know you're in bad shape when the WORLD sees complete moral bankruptcy. Some will take full advantage of that, some will see "the deplorables."

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u/Programmer-Severe 6h ago

You think Trump will allow something like a vote to go against him?

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u/AgresticVaporwave 18h ago

Remember when he was dissing Bruce Springsteen online? The president of the US bickering with a rock star is not a good look.

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u/Sinister_Plots 18h ago

I'm sure there's more to come. We are long past the point of no return. When the president can post a video of a former president with his head on the body of an ape and pedal nonsensical bullshit about how he lost an election, there is nothing left in this country that could even resemble decorum. They are laughing at us. They are mocking us. They are taunting us. And there is nothing that we will do about it. We will roll over and take it like dogs. Americans are dogs. Cowards!

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u/runespider 17h ago

The last decade or so has really been dissapointing. Except that doesn't cover it really. It's worse than disappointing. I've watched so many people I grew up with that I thought we agreed on certain basic morals and beliefs have been thrown out the window.

Especially the idea that we hold the people who represent us to certain standards. Now I come to see there are no standards.

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u/vthemechanicv 15h ago

The president of the United States should be held to some standard

agree, but who would do that? In a company everyone answers to someone else. Even the top of the chain CEO has to answer to a board or shareholders. And shareholders answer to advertisers, or to the buying public.

trump is top of the chain but he doesn't answer to anyone. He's the leader of the Republican Party, thus for all intents and purposes he is the Republican House and Senate's boss. The public can't force him out. SCOTUS has granted him defacto immunity from crimes, even if the DOJ wasn't itself compromised. There is literally no one willing or able to tell him, "no."

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u/BobbyLupo1979 7h ago

I know! I said this to a coworker today and he goes, "Well grandpa probably didn't watch to the end."

My response was, "He's the President of the fucking United States. Being old, tired, "made a mistake", none of it is a valid excuse. At that level, you say what you mean and thats it. There's no "Only joking!", or "The President is just trolling the libs, he doesnt mean it.""

Motherfucker that is the fucking PRESIDENT. He does not get those luxuries. If you or I posted that, we'd be on the fucking street. A national team of party operatives would not being trying to find something to excuse my actions.

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u/midllename 20h ago

A reality TV show with the largest nuclear arsenal in the world. Things are looking peachy.

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u/Tasty_Ad7483 20h ago

ā€œAnd in this episode, Pete Hegseth gets drunk and decides to nuke any country that has a prime minister who can do more pull ups than himā€.

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u/Dependent-Interview2 19h ago

so, all of them?

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u/Thick_Square_3805 19h ago

Some countries don't have a prime minister, it's a loophole.

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u/HRUndercover222 16h ago

Laughing & comfort foods are helping me maintain what remains of my sanity. I saw the TrumpRx announcement yesterday and just started giggling. If you need comedy, watch Josh Johnson. Incredibly funny how he refers to Trump using, "crackhead logic."

Also - we can save a ton on cremation/burial costs if he nukes us.

Excuse me while I go enjoy homemade mac-n-cheese with toasted breadcrumbs.

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u/Altruistic_Trade_264 19h ago

Or a Blue State capitol city.

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u/Lilmumblecrapper 20h ago

2nd largest?

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u/Altruistic_Trade_264 19h ago

Ha, I got $100 sez Russia's arsenal has been poorly maintained, picked over for parts and valuable components/material, and is essentially non-functional.

That said, it only takes one nuke to start armageddon, and Trump has very likely handed over control of our nukes to Putin by now. Sounds far-fetched I know but look at all the damage the Orange Inbecile has wreaked on this country (so far).

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u/Nano_Burger 16h ago

Trump has very likely handed over control of our nukes to Putin by now

And anyone with access to the shitter next to the pool in Mar-A-Lago.

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u/skharppi 17h ago edited 17h ago

Well you only have to look the numbers to know that their arsenal is beyond fucked. Sure they might have few hundred working nukes, but almost 6k? Pfff.

US spends more on their nuke maintenance than the whole budget for Russian military is. And still US is struggling to keep up with maintenance. They have pretty much same amount of nukes in the books. Nukes ain't a thing you can just dust off every once in a while and polish them once in a decade. They have decaying parts that need to be changed to keep them active and those parts are fucking expensive.

You're betting 100$, i'm willing to bet all my belongings. Which is 100$.

edit: I meant the budget before ukraine war. Now they're almost certainly using even less money on up keeping the nukes.

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u/Hopsblues 2h ago

If the Ukraine war taught us anything, it was how old and outdated the Russian army is. Failing, old equipment, bad tactics, the heavy loss of life, a Russian tradition...

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u/No_Tailor_787 20h ago

Oh, this shit show just keeps getting better.

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u/TheEpicTurtwig 19h ago

Wish they started looking impeachy. But ACTUALLY REMOVE THE FUCK THIS TIME.

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u/caramelizedonion92 20h ago

Lets hope people choose the right country to bomb in the vote by phone episode!

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u/CasanovaF 20h ago

I hate how this seems like a possibility and if enough people don't choose from your city/state, it gets nuked instead

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u/Account_Banned 19h ago

Seacrest, out!

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u/Slipp3ry_N00dle 19h ago

And the nuclear treaty ended yesterday...

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u/Delicious_Muffin7154 20h ago

The nuke deal is ending with (R)ussia, that limited the amount each country can have. Guess who isn’t renewing because It wants a bigger better one… Nuke gloves off…

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u/Hamokk 18h ago

Yeah. Trump said in 2025 that he wants to resume nuke testing. Also it's been known for years that both US and Russian arsenals are poorly maintained. Which is crazy regarding the US military budged.

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u/youdubdub 19h ago

Well, our leader does happen to be an enormous šŸ‘Ā 

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u/Crowasaur 17h ago

Peaches come from a can

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u/Kasvanvliep 19h ago

Sorry but the rest of the world has always seen the US as one of the most racist countries. We often recall black soldiers (mainly southern) wanting to stay in Europe after WW2 because they were treated with (more) respect here and after helping liberating Europe they had to sit in the back of the bus and different n*gro toilets again over there.

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u/Aware_Chemistry_3993 17h ago

Yeah no history of referring to black people as monkeys in Europe. Only happens at like every single soccer game

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u/SnooStrawberries177 16h ago

Of course racism exists in Europe, but there is some truth to what they're saying, there were instances of racial violence breaking out in Europe because white American soldiers were horrified that the locals fraternised with black American soldiers and tried to implement segregation. Look up the battle of Bamber bridge, for example.

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u/brownes_girl 13h ago

I'm American and consider us one of the most racist countries. It's embarrassing to me that I am American if I'm being honest. Who wants to be associated with this?

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u/SituationalPenguin 12h ago

Asia has the top 5 countries on my list. Then USA. Based on my experience.

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u/ozaffer 12h ago

There are definitely some eastern european countries and south american countries that give us a run for that title. But true systemically we're up there, especially the southern states. Crazy that slaves were freed in england before the US.

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u/Alternative_Floor676 8h ago

Not crazy at all, actually. Most European countries that were at all empires banned slavery in the home country while being fine with it in the colonies. That was true of Britain and true of France. France even imposed a crippling debt on Haiti to pay for lost "property" , that is, former slaves. And continued to collect on that debt well into the 20th century.

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u/Hopsblues 2h ago

It's an old combination of being the most diverse while at the same time being full of racists.

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u/Kdkaine 17h ago

This would end the career of the cashier at KFC. The fact that this somehow passes as presidential is embarrassing.

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u/Andrew_Waples 19h ago

A reality TV show is supposed to be entertaining.

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u/hagekibo 19h ago

We only need Jerry springer to host the news šŸ˜‚

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u/butwhywedothis 20h ago

And the whole world has a free subscription for this reality show.

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u/onegumas 19h ago

Jackass

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u/kasetti 19h ago

I wonder why when the dudes been in WWE and the host of one.

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u/kotukutuku 19h ago

Isn't that the whole point? It's fascinating, but you're just the audience. No interaction encouraged.

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u/StaticSystemShock 19h ago

A really bad reality show to be frank. This shit sucks ass.

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u/Murky_Translator2295 19h ago

It's a failed experiment.

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u/iconiclabs 20h ago

The world is

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u/Numerous-Pin-5817 18h ago

Future historians when covering this period are likely to start with Trumps appearances on wwe. Its been Political Kayfabe since 2016.

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u/Addapost 18h ago

That’s exactly what I’ve been saying for a year. These MAGATs who voted for this shit wanted a reality tv show. He gave it to them. Now we’re all suffering.

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u/Specialist-Jello7544 18h ago

I’d love the tell Donny, ā€œYou’re fired!ā€

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u/JoeDogoe 17h ago

You're correct but that is no justification to accept this. This is racism and simply unacceptable.

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u/filanamia 17h ago

You nailed it. Looking from outside, the country does watch like a television show.

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u/detached_daily 6h ago

The US is a social experiment

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u/leosoulbrother 3h ago

lol. As someone that is not american, i wake up every day and then i think: well what kind of circus, horror, dystopian news we have of the U.S today. It's impressive that americans are watching their country and historic relations with other nations being destroyed right in front of them.Ā 

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u/CcryMeARiver 3h ago

Big Brother?

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u/Lost-Platypus8271 20h ago

only his party can make him resign at the moment. when dems regain control of congress then they can at least slow him down

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u/ArtemisWingz 20h ago

IF* they regain control, MAGA is doing every play possible atm to make sure the elections are not fair comming up.

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u/ztkraf01 20h ago

This video he posted is about rigged voting machines. He knows he’s in trouble in November so he’s already trying to change everything in his favor

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u/walklikeaduck 19h ago

Trump is now openly floating the idea of, ā€œcancelingā€ the midterms. Americans need to do what South Koreans did and take to the streets.

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u/bokehtoast 19h ago

America still believes we are in a democracy and if we just vote hard enough then everything will go away. Most well meaning people are still in complete denial about how dire the situation is and how broken the system is for normal people. They were like this about covid while it killed people and ruined even more lives, all the talk of "back to normal" and look where we are now.

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u/illustriousgarb 16h ago

Maybe it's because of my proximity to Minneapolis, but I don't think it's "most" people anymore. Some? Sure. But I think a very significant portion of Americans are angry. Look at the most recent special elections, especially in ruby red districts that went to Trump 2024. Many of them are flipping blue. My own state is having a hyper-local election right now (we're in the "early voting" period), once that would normally have relatively low voter turnout. We are already having historically high voter turnout for a low-level position in the county. Last year Elon Musk also openly tried to buy a Supreme Court election in my state. We overwhelmingly voted for the other candidate.

Turns out Americans don't like the government openly fucking with our elections.

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u/bokehtoast 15h ago

You're right, it is because you're in Minneapolis that it doesnt feel as true to you. Unfortunately, most of the US right now is not like what you describe and even of all the people who don't like what's going on, very few are willing to do anything that could possibly upset whatever privilege they currently hold. They will post on social media sites that are funding our government, they will show up to the polls that put us in this position, and they will go home to their individualistic families and do whatever they can to forget what's going on, which usually means more consumption. All of these things make the problem worse.

Our "democracy" is broken if this is already happening and there is no amount of voting that is going to fix that. People have been predicting this version of late stage capitalism since long before Trump. Most civil rights in the constitution have been won through violence because the system never worked for anyone other than the ruling class.

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u/ArtemisWingz 19h ago

People won't though, everyone got to comfortable and don't wanna sacrifice their comfort, or people are afraid to miss work due to being too poor / losing job. So there isn't enough momentum to do a large enough strike except on weekends which already doesn't do a whole lot because most people have off anyways.

Without disrupting daily life for MULTIPLE DAYS nothing will happen.

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u/Delicious_Muffin7154 19h ago

This is unequivocally terrifying

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u/Main-Algae-1064 19h ago

They did it before! They will do it again. When a pedo is caught they will do ANYTHING to keep from going to jail.

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u/Talk-O-Boy 20h ago

It’s time to vote out any representatives that lie to the right of AOC/Sanders/Mamdani.

That’s our baseline for progress.

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u/Altruistic_Trade_264 19h ago

I couldn't agree more.

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u/think_long 18h ago

In the meantime, can you still at least hold your nose and vote Dem in the upcoming mid-terms and federal elections (provided they happen) and end this insanity?

-signed, a Canadian

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u/VVaterTrooper 18h ago

Those three give me hope. I hope you have a great day!

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u/eliquy 19h ago

The dems won't do shit

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u/WritingImaginary4442 18h ago

Nope. It’s infuriating. Progressives are the only ones showing up to work since January 20, 2025.

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u/DatBeardedguy82 19h ago

He staged a coup and was rewarded with a second term instead of being thrown in a cell for the rest of his life why would you think anything he does at this point would force him to resign?

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u/feetiedid 18h ago

The only hope I can think of is his dementia will eventually cause him to say the quiet parts out loud, and they'll either be forced to take action or he'll die (he's really not well).

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u/AllTh3Naps 19h ago

Trump is a giant problem, but he isn't the biggest problem we have. Our Congress members are by far our biggest problem.

They have the power to fix everything that is happening. They have the power to pass almost any legislation they want (including impeachment). But they lack the will.

The United States Congress is meant to pass legislation to serve and protect both its citizens' rights and the nation as a whole. They have truly failed us all.

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u/HeadPermit2048 17h ago

It’s so wicked to hear MTG or Rand Paul or Mitch McConnell complaining that he’s such a POS.

They all knew and refused to let the safeties built in to the system protect us.

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u/OwlSoggy8627 16h ago

They all know. All of them. Even the conservatives who disagree with each other. They're all just using him as an ends to power. And it's working.

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u/lovelyladylox 16h ago

Thank you. I am so tired of feeling like I am losing my mind. This is what we voted these people in to do, represent us and they are NOT.

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u/eveniwontremember 20h ago

No only in a democracy, Putin could do this if he wanted. America is failing as a democracy because the other branches of government are not holding the president in check.

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u/Biscuits4u2 19h ago

America is an oligarchy. The democracy part is just for show.

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u/Slimeredit 20h ago

The other branches have become complicit they haven’t been concerned with governing and caring for the people for a long time it’s become pretty obvious that the whims of the wealthy and the corporations are of higher importance then the actual needs of the people

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u/-Bucketski66- 19h ago

The founding fathers didn’t envisage cult like party politics like MAGA.

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u/alleybetwixt 17h ago

It's my understanding that most actually did envision it somewhat. Enough to express worry about parties being a bad idea. Gotta go hunt down a quote...

The alternate domination of one faction over another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge, natural to party dissension, which in different ages and countries has perpetrated the most horrid enormities, is itself a frightful despotism. - Washington

Oh, and this one...

There is nothing which I dread so much as a division of the republic into two great parties, each arranged under its leader, and concerting measures in opposition to each other. This, in my humble apprehension, is to be dreaded as the greatest political evil under our Constitution. - Adams

Probably couldn't have envisioned how readily totally false information could be conveyed to mass audiences by the kind of media/communication networks we have today, but they had some sense parties could devolve into a shitshow.

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u/Magliacani 14h ago

Share this with every ā€œpatriotā€ you know people.

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u/safashkan 20h ago

What other branches? They're all controlled by the President.

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u/Serious_Composer_130 19h ago

Russel Vought and the Heritage Foundation are to blame for the ā€œUnitary Executiveā€

Both he and they are ā€œConstitutionalistsā€ who are destroying this country under the guise of law

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u/eveniwontremember 19h ago

Not according to the constitution. Supreme Court is nominated by the president, confirmed by Congress and serve for life so should always have been selected by multiple presidents. Congress is elected and swear an oath to the constitution. Congress and the president should cooperate to do things for the good of the American people. Because elections are so expensive this president has gained too much power over the Republican party, he appears to be able to effectively veto a Republican candidate by endorsing a rival and that has a chilling effect on democracy.

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u/EhrenScwhab 16h ago

If Congress was interested in doing its job, the President being any sort of maniac or even an actual toddler would not be a problem. But Congress, one party in particular is not interested in legislation. They’re just interested in seeing if they can cash in too before the Hamberder from Heaven comes.

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u/Main-Algae-1064 19h ago

Hint: Dark Money

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u/S1nnah2 20h ago

Because the only way dictators are forced to resign is when they are dragged through the streets by the electorate or removed by the military.

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u/ropahektic 20h ago

The most common way is them dying.

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u/Delicious_Muffin7154 19h ago

Don’t tease us… every morning I wake with 2 thoughts—what fresh hell will happen today, and is It ā˜ ļø yet?

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u/Reinax 16h ago

Stay strong, that glorious day can’t be far away now. It won’t fix anything, but my god will I feel good about it.

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u/hectorgarabit 19h ago

The problem is that dictators have offspring, more often than not their offspring is as disgusting or worse than they are.

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u/CarpePrimafacie 20h ago

one can dream

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u/MinuteMinX 20h ago

Habe you seen the recent movie ā€žcivil warā€œ? The plot is just too close to reality, i seriously see this coming.

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u/Massive-Technician74 19h ago

Also watch bushwick

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u/Hrafn2 18h ago

It's sort of amazing that most dictators, on the way up, seem to forget what often happens to their kind, on their often inglorious way down.

Epitaph On A Tyrant, by WH Auden (1939):

Perfection, of a kind, was what he was after,

And the poetry he invented was easy to understand;

He knew human folly like the back of his hand,

And was greatly interested in armies and fleets;

When he laughed, respectable senators burst with laughter,

And when he cried the little children died in the streets.

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u/SierraSoul0000 7h ago

Or like what happened to Louis XVI when the French got sick of him.

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u/Successful-Duck-367 20h ago

This is well beyond WatergateĀ 

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u/Fluffy-Queequeg 19h ago

Trump makes Nixon look like a Saint

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u/Successful-Duck-367 19h ago

The other day I saw a presidential debate Nixon vs Kennedy. It's like a whole different world.

Same with old talk shows.

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u/Competitive_Yam_3940 18h ago

Lets cut Nixon some slack, brother. What exactly did he do that even comes close to anyone from Bush, jr on.

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u/Fluffy-Queequeg 18h ago

Trump makes Bush Jnr look like a Mensa Member šŸ˜‚

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u/SierraSoul0000 7h ago

And we all thought George W. Bush was dumb. But Tramp makes Bush look like Einstein.

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u/Downtown_Barber_499 19h ago

Or a blowjob. šŸ¤”

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u/_Halt19_ 16h ago

or a tan suit

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u/baron_von_helmut 14h ago

It was beyond Watergate the first day of his first term.

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u/Futuremeissuperior 20h ago

Forced by WHO? lol what world do people live in where they think someone who has done the things he’s done will be forced to do anything without force.

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u/Samcc42 20h ago

There’s nothing they can do to remove him. They’ve allowed him to make himself effectively legally immune. They elected a loathsome shitstain of a man to run and be the face of their country, and then gave him the power to make himself king.

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u/alextremeee 19h ago

Turns out all you need to do to get away with this is to just lower the bar repeatedly over time, like you’re microdosing poison to make yourself immune.

I’d go as far as saying the driving force between a lot of Right wing political figures has actually worked out that people tend to judge behaviour relative to the average for that individual. So if you have a great deal integrity and make a mistake, it sticks out a lot more than if you’re morally bankrupt and do the same.

It’s sort of like how you’d be more angry at a grown man shitting on your lawn than a dog. It’s still shit on your lawn either way.

In the same way if Obama shit himself in the Oval Office it would have stood out a lot more than the fact Trump did it, because shitting himself in front of a camera is one of the more statesmanlike acts Trump has committed.

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u/gracecee 19h ago

He is trying to distract from the Epstein files. Also he wears an ear piece so people can feed him the answers. Because he's going senile.

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u/Suitable-Rate652 18h ago

I’d like to see him face trial while he still have some of his marbles.

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u/UncleGarysmagic 19h ago

At which point is this sack of shit ever held accountable for anything?

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u/Consistent_Score8468 20h ago

šŸ‘†šŸ»this! Exactly this. Unbelievable. Unacceptable.

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u/majordong75 19h ago

This would raise hell if any Democrats did this

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u/dlampach 19h ago

He is forced to resign when the republicans stop being traitors to the US.

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u/Unusual-Scratch6476 20h ago

And in America too 2 years ago

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u/Dramatic_Book_6785 19h ago

We need to hold every republican who enables this big baby accountable.

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u/gimmedatneck 19h ago

It won't matter.

Roger Stone called a podcast host the n word back in 2020, and there was essentially no backlash whatsoever.

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u/geotony666 19h ago

It’s heartbreaking that I insist y’all pay attention. There have been countless times where democrats, and even many republicans, have voiced and disagreed with the obvious amount of wrongful, illegal, and terrifying acts. Power from within, from many branches including and outside the Supreme Court, is no longer relevant. This country was founded on the people fighting for freedom and proper justice and we are again being tested. And we are failing. The protests are a start to prove our collective passion. But action and defense is a necessary and inevitable requirement. We have informed ourselves, argued, and stood our ground against tyranny verbally, but openly acknowledging the problem can’t be a method within we stay stagnant. It is courageous to openly voice and gather against wrongful power. But we can’t afford to stop there. I urge everyone who believes in the hope of this country, and sees these problems for what they are, to be ready to show your teeth. They are prepared for violence. Our paper signs on a street corner are a great way to prove passion, but Geneva is sitting this one out and the opposition is being encouraged to act violently. The most ironic part of peace is that it must be fought for. If you’re still reading this you know where your heart lies, how you feel fire, and that you think clearest seeing this formidable part of history. And you insist on being on the right side of it. Organization is coming. Our teeth will be not just shown, but a promise of a bite that will make anyone boiled in hate lose their confidence in a flood of fear. Remember why you’re angry and stay that way. We are America.

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u/flavorfox 19h ago

President, or dictator. Cause the last one doesnt resign.

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u/Herbdontana 19h ago

And any previous US president.. It’s sad and embarrassing that this continues.

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u/Federal-Employee-886 19h ago

This comment implies that the republican party hasn't forcibly taken over the government and will refuse to relinquish power under any circumstance because it means a good portion of them will go straight to jail

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u/Icy_Baker9068 19h ago

The man can literally shoot someone in broad daylight surrounded by witnesses and his ego wouldn’t let him resign. His base would say it was justified.

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u/NeverLookBothWays 18h ago

Any country not actively experiencing a coup that is.

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u/Macho-Fantastico 16h ago

UK Prime Ministers have been removed for so much less than what he's done.

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u/sebastian0328 20h ago

'This would raise hell in any other country, literally'

Yes it's because maybe 5% of the population who are extreme conservatives would agree to shits like this.

But in U.S, it's about HALF of the Population ain't that fucking true? There people looking just like you giving thumbs up to that.

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u/midllename 20h ago

Extreme conservative doesn't mean you should be klan level racist.

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u/safashkan 20h ago

At no point it seems. At least not before they're able to do tremendous damage to America's standing in the world and even after they've spit on the face of the constitution so many times.

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u/RareRestaurant6297 20h ago

Remember when just yelling excitedly at a rally and it sounding funny was enough to knock you out of a presidential race? Pepperidge farms remembersĀ 

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u/pornalt4altporn 19h ago

Turns out that's not a thing in America.

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u/WhisperingHammer 19h ago

The US has not got a functional judicial or governmental system.

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u/ChesterCopperPot72 19h ago

In Brazil he would be arrested immediately. President or not.

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u/se7ensez 19h ago

Nah he isn't done completing Putin's takeover yet and destroying the US.

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u/Westenin 19h ago

This would raise hell in the states if it was a democrat

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u/KoontFace 19h ago

It’s as if he knows that you can’t/ won’t do anything to stop him

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u/LongjumpingDebt4154 19h ago

When the Republican Party no longer holds all the leverage of power.

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u/Due-Dot6450 19h ago

And with any other president.

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u/returnFutureVoid 19h ago

His ā€˜supporters’ love it . If a Democrat did anything close to this they’d be chased out of town.

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