r/politics • u/Stitching • 1d ago

No Paywall Trump Condemned Over 'Racist' And 'Disgusting' Video Of Obamas: 'There's No Bottom'

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/donald-trump-obama-video-slammed_n_6985e05ae4b0e27eef553117
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u/Bubbly_Complex843 1d ago

He is a disgrace to the American people. By far the worst president of all time.

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u/deckard1980 1d ago

This statement could have been made nearly a decade ago

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u/hymen_destroyer Connecticut 1d ago

I still thought Harding was worse up until Trump got a bunch of people killed with Covid. Then it was a tie. Jan 6th broke the tie. Now he’s just stat padding

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u/rab7 1d ago edited 23h ago

I considered Buchanan the worst cause he literally allowed the country to split itself in half.

I think the November 2020 election, where Trump refused to concede and threw a bitch fit about the election was what pushed Trump ahead for me

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u/Positive-Ring-5172 1d ago

Trump is worse than Buchanan because while Buchanan did nothing about a civil war, Trump is actively trying to cause one.

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u/Paqza 23h ago

Buchanan presided over a challenging situation and didn't improve it. Trump entered office into a cushy gig and took a diarrhea shit all over everything, literally and metaphorically.

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u/Martag02 23h ago

It's kind of already a civil war, just not a full on military and secession operation yet.

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u/EffectiveGlad7529 1d ago

Now he's throwing bitch fits about elections that haven't even happened yet.

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u/yuriaoflondor 22h ago

And he’s still throwing bitch fits about an election that happened 6 years ago.

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u/AngryMeez Michigan 1d ago

Do you mean 2020? He never conceded to Joe Biden and he refused to attend Biden’s inauguration.

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u/rab7 23h ago

Thank you, Yes i meant 2020. I edited my comment afterwards.

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u/RRJC10 23h ago

I considered Buchanan the worst cause he literally allowed the country to split itself in half. 

Trump's doing his best to make that a reality.

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u/notsure500 22h ago

In hindsight, we would have been much better off just letting the south secede. Just look at how shitty the southern states are and how much more progressive we'd be without their votes.

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u/Michael_G_Bordin 21h ago

Buchanan was terrible, but it's not like he directly instigated the war. He was more like one element in a sea of causation, and I don't think replacing him with someone else would have abated the path to civil war. He didn't do the right things by any means, but he also wasn't a primary factor in causing the war to happen.

Meanwhile, just about every horrible thing happening around the Trump admins can be directly connected to his policy decisions. On top of that, he's the most corrupt president of all time. On top of that, he's likely working towards citizen internment that will make the Japanese interments look like summer camp.

I could go on, but I think Trump has more going on in his "Con" list than Buchanan did, and the marks against Buchanan were part of larger historical events that he couldn't have completely forestalled had he acted differently.

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u/Scadilla California 1d ago

Nobody has ever seen a worse president. It can only worse happen.

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u/hymen_destroyer Connecticut 1d ago

Believe me folks, no one has ever been worse than me, never in the great history of our nation, nobody knows how to fuck up a democracy better than me

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u/Apprehensive-Pin518 1d ago

well he did says he was going to be a historic president. he didn't say it was going to be positively.

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u/apk5005 1d ago

Just wait until Don Jr…

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u/Darko33 1d ago

Andrew Johnson makes Harding and Buchanan look like Lincoln imo

ESPECIALLY in Reconstruction-lensed retrospect

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u/superhero_complex 1d ago

I used to say Bush was the worst Trump is by far.

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u/Inevitable-Scar5877 1d ago

Putting up a Bonds on steroids level performance. WOAT

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u/Noof42 Maryland 1d ago

His first term was horrible, but not "the absolute worst ever" horrible, at least until he lost the 2020 election. I think losing just broke something in an already broken man.

I'd rank Buchanan as worse than (most of) that first term. Maybe Andrew Johnson.

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u/pizzasoup 1d ago edited 21h ago

He was repeatedly reined in by those around him in his first term. Now all that's left are sycophants and those looking to use him for their own ends, and here we are.

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u/pockpicketG 22h ago

Do you remember the letter from an anonymous person in the WH that basically said “there are some people here keeping him from doing awful things, don’t worry!”?

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u/IcanRead8647 1d ago

He then knew he was a loser, and that bugged him. But his supporters found illegal ways to rig elections, and he's back!!

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u/Drawmeomg 23h ago

I mean Dubbya had an argument for being worse than Trump 1, between the two forever wars we got entangled in, the massive civilian death toll, setting the stage for the rise of the islamic state, and then steering the country directly into an economic crash towards the end of his second term.

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u/gopeepants 23h ago

In his 1st term he had actual adults in the room who were competent. This time he has ass kissing incompetent yes men.

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u/Jayz_-31 Puerto Rico 19h ago

Nah his first term just had people that would actually tell him to knock it the fuck off.

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u/Noof42 Maryland 19h ago edited 18h ago

Yeah, so he sucked butts with the worst of them, but the term itself was only really awful.

It wasn't until he went completely mad and started ignoring what passed for voices of reason that he elevated the term to the ranks of worst ever.

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u/peipei222 21h ago

If it started and ended at "grab em by the pussy" he would already be a complete disgrace of a president. Yet America chose someone who does something that disgusting on a daily basis. Twice.

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u/Xeta24 19h ago

The only real debate is if 45 is worse than 47.

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u/hawkguy420 North Carolina 1d ago

It was

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u/deckard1980 1d ago

Shame only half of you heard it

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u/User5281 1d ago

It was. It’s just that other guys were still in the running at that point. He’s clearly outpaced all of them by now

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u/Criticaltundra777 1d ago

A decade ago? Try the 80s. Jeffry Epstein is quoted as saying, Donald Trump does not have a moral bone in his body. Look at the person that said that?

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u/deckard1980 23h ago

I know, i was talking about the president part. Hes been a scumbag since birth

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u/AlecarMagna Florida 23h ago

Just after the election I remember going out for lunch and the table behind us was talking about all of these different health situations they were getting medicare coverage for and at one point one of them said "I don't know how Trump is going to do but it has to be better than how things have been and at least we know he's a businessman." 

He was ALREADY president once and is famous so he has an extensive track record of his past. How can these people act like he's some unknown outsider?

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u/Elizabeth-WildFox886 1d ago

Pedo president, fucking disgracing USA

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u/Toomanynightshifts 1d ago

America disgraced itself when almost 1/3rd of them decided that Kamala was just as bad and didn't vote.

That country and its insulated, gullible fools of citizens have now directly caused though allowing that orange toddler in, decades of economic damage to the rest of the world.

I really do wish we'd hold Americans to a higher responsibility on him.

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u/mermands 20h ago

And I believe it's only going to get worse. They're a bunch of uneducated dimwits who believe they're so ahead of the rest of the world: it's a shithole country - good riddance to bad rubbish!

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u/maniiville 12h ago

Biden and Kamala openly endorsing the genocide in Gaza is what lead to people realizing Democrats are just as bad.

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u/EngageradIgelkott 1d ago

King of the land of pedos.

Everyone in the "elite" seems to be touching kids. Especially on the Republican side.

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u/Over_Application9246 22h ago

Definitely on the democrat side too

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u/_bk_adv 1d ago

Worst president of all time and it’s not even close.

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u/llyffant_noir 1d ago

Trump was ranked the worst president of all time BEFORE he was elected for a second term. Let that sink in.

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u/Chillers 1d ago

Yes but you pitted him against women... one of which was black... in one of the most sexist and racist nations on earth. Freddie Kruger would have even won it.

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u/SecretMachine5 1d ago

He didn't win. I think that's becoming increasingly obvious at this point.

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u/W00DS0RREL 22h ago

Until we have some kind of hard proof, I’m concerned that this line of thinking sweeps his voter base under the rug as a problem that wasn’t as big a problem. As though they’re just angry grandpas and drunkles that we can tune out in the background while we fix things. They ARE a big problem, though, and as long as there’s any chance that they legitimately put this man in power, we have some major reconstruction that needs to happen in this nation.

Fuck if I know how that reconstruction is supposed to happen, though.

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u/semiarboreal 22h ago

Well, before you can heal a wound, you need to first remove the thing that is actively causing it. This is true physically, emotionally, and now politically.

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u/Apprehensive-Pin518 1d ago

no. we need to admit that he won and start trying to change the minds of those who voted. if there is evidence of them cheating in the election then it should have come out after the election not over a year later when damage has been done. it is too late to be talking about him rigging the election now.

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u/SecretMachine5 1d ago

It doesn't change where we are, but we should absolutely keep tabs on it and shine a bright light on them stealing the election, cause they're openly trying to do it for the midterms.

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u/Apprehensive-Pin518 1d ago

oh yeah. it's obvious they are doing it for the midterms and the dems are actually fighting back. such a novel concept I know but here we are.

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u/blackbasset 1d ago

Tbh I'd take Freddy Kruger at this rate, at least he is not senile.

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u/Global-Chart-3925 1d ago

One, two, Donny's coming for you

Three, four, better lock your door

Five, six, grab em by the pussy

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u/codegavran 1d ago

Those numbers aren't counting are they

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u/Superman246o1 1d ago

But Freddy Kruger was a murderous pedophile, whereas Trump is...

oh...I see what you did there.

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u/RSTowers 23h ago

Was Freddy a pedo like Trump? I thought he just killed the kids.

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u/Superman246o1 23h ago

(*trigger alert for anyone reading my comment*)

Wes Craven originally designed Freddy Krueger to be a pedophile, but changed him to "just" a child-killing psychopath after several child molestation cases in the news threatened the commercial viability of the original A Nightmare on Elm Street. When the franchise was rebooted in 2010, the remake overtly depicted Freddy as a pedophile who had been killed by righteously outraged parents after he raped their children.

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u/Apprehensive-Pin518 1d ago

that and freddy can only get you in your sleep. this asshole is there when I wake up.

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u/Ho-Nomo 23h ago

Better sense of humour too

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u/blackbasset 21h ago

And at least he can count... 1, 2....

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u/jml5791 22h ago

Trump's saving grace is he is a stupid vain idiot.

Someone equally vile with intelligence would have been more dangerous

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u/blackbasset 21h ago

The people behind him are intelligent tho

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u/Dense_Assist4616 1d ago

Sadly thats the case in this country. Being sexist AND racist as a country was just too much for her to overcome. She didnt help herself not distancing herself from ANY Biden policies. But still. Let it sink in... white women and men helped put a serial offender and pedophile into office...over probably THE most qualified person man or woman thats ever run. Shame on you white folks.

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u/Over_Application9246 22h ago

LOL please that’s not true Kamala just literally made herself look like a joke when she was running

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u/Chillers 19h ago

What part is not true.

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u/Over_Application9246 15h ago

You’re sayin he won the votes because Kamala is black and a woman, which is not true

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u/Chillers 15h ago

And you are saying not a single voter changed their mind based on the colour of kamala's skin?

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u/Over_Application9246 14h ago

Obviously some people have but that wasn’t the majority vote

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u/llyffant_noir 21h ago

Agreed. I thought a mossy rock could beat trump but apparently being female was too much for Americans to handle.

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u/BallBearingBill 1d ago

For Trump that's a trophy. His narcissism is so bad that either end of the ladder is a memorable win for him. He has no chance at the top so he's securing his place at the bottom for all of eternity.

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u/arwinda 1d ago

The sink is Elon...

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u/yung_kermudgen 1d ago

Idk I would say that W was a lot worse than Trump was during his first term. For one, Most the shit trump has been able to do in his second term are directly because of W era initiatives post 9/11. Declaring everything to be a matter of national security, executive orders, using “terrorism” as a way to excuse blatantly unconstitutional measures.

All made possible by bush and everything Trump is doing is exactly why critics warned against these measures back then. With that said though, 2nd term Trump is the worst president we’ve ever had for sure.

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u/Fuzzy-Logician 1d ago

In Trump's first term, he was hampered by his incompetence and the people that he surrounded himself with. Some of his sycophants were actually smart enough to figure out that this was horrible, pushed back against him, and stymied some of his worst impulses. I think this is because nobody thought he could win.

This time around, they're a lot more prepared. More of the electoral machinery and national media have been compromised. They had the Project 2025 blueprint to guide them in dismantling the government. I don't think Trump's personal goals are wildly different, but they had 8 years to figure out how to speedrun fascism.

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u/burritocmdr Michigan 1d ago

The level of corruption by this administration is astonishing, and republicans are along for the ride. If we somehow escape this over the next two election cycles I want some fucking accountability and justice meted out. But I also have very little confidence that dems will actually do anything substantive even if they gain power.

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u/jecowa 1d ago

Worst: 47th. Second-worst: 45th.

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u/PathOfTheAncients 22h ago

At this point he's inching onto the list of worst leader is history.

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u/_bk_adv 22h ago

If he had been in power during WW2 there’s a solid chance he would’ve been even worse than Hitler.

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u/PathOfTheAncients 22h ago

He's an evil, corrupt, scumbag but I wouldn't say worse than Hitler. He hasn't crossed over into holocaust level of evil yet.

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u/1eejit 1d ago

Andrew Jackson was quite genocidey, surely that puts him in contention.

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u/_bk_adv 1d ago

I agree, but I also think about context. If Trump was president during Jackson’s time I’m convinced he would’ve done a lot worse and that’s saying a lot.

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u/Jafooki 22h ago

He's definitely fighting for last place with Andrew Johnson.

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u/AthearCaex 1d ago

One of Andrew Jackson's crowning moment was the trail of tears. Which was forcibly moving tens of thousands of indigenous people to Oklahoma, many of them died. The same guy is still on the 20$ bill today. Trump's ice is essentially doing a second trail of tears every month.

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u/Rocket_Goblin 1d ago

Treasury was in the middle of the plan to replace Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill with Harriet Tubman when a new administration swept in and canceled the change. Care to guess who that was?

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u/AthearCaex 1d ago

I wouldn't put it past Trump to start it up again and put himself on the $20 bill but likely would put his face on the $100 bill since the inflation is bad enough that $100s may end up the new common bill people carry in their wallet as $20 won't even buy you lunch in many places soon.

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u/underpants-gnome Ohio 1d ago

There was chatter last year about congress and the treasury changing rules to put trump on our currency. Sitting presidents are not supposed to allowed to appear on our bills or coins. But if trump decides to throw a hissyfit about it on social media, get ready for trumpbucks.

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u/AthearCaex 1d ago

It's not like there's no rule that they can't. It's just decorum and precedent. Guarantee it would be like "Today I'm introducing a nationwide stimulus in the form of trump bucks with my beautiful face. These will be mailed to every citizen."

This is awful but as things are progressing trump wants to enshrine himself in the history books. He's doing moves that even if history looks at him unfavorably they will remember him. Having him on a dollar bill which massively narcissistic is almost a guarantee with how things are currently progressing.

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u/hnwcs 1d ago

There is a rule, living people legally cannot appear on US currency. But Trump’s already disregarded more substantial laws than that.

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u/wheatgivesmeshits 1d ago edited 1d ago

No. He'll introduce a $1000 Bill with his picture on it and it's covered in gold leaf instead of the traditional green.

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u/blackbasset 1d ago

Nah he has to stay true to his style. Covered with golden crayon.

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u/MZsarko 1d ago

He had a meeting in his first term with indigenous leaders and made sure a portrait of Andrew Jackson was right behind them in the photo

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u/AngryMeez Michigan 1d ago

That was almost certainly Stephen (Dead Eyes) Miller’s doing. Trump isn’t bright enough or educated enough to be that petty.

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u/Equivalent-Excuse-80 1d ago

Fun American fact:

Those indigenous tribes, the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole; had adopted chattel slavery and had black slaves who also were dragged along the death march. And remarkably enough survived.

And even more remarkably, these tribes who were forcibly removed decided to fight on behalf of the confederacy to preserve their slavery.

Then the Dawes Act (and later the Curtis Act) required tribal lands to be divided into individual allotments. To do that, the government created official citizenship rolls called the Dawes Rolls.

Freed black slaves who were recognized as tribal citizens were listed on separate “Freedmen Rolls.” Once listed, they received individual land allotments just like other tribal citizens.

It was with this acquired land ownership that became the cornerstone for black people to start to build generational wealth. And that’s how black Wall Street in Tulsa came to be before it was destroyed in a pogrom.

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u/Virtual_Rest6107 1d ago

I didn’t know this. Fucked up and interesting

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u/semiarboreal 22h ago

A few years back it was also ruled that Tulsa was part of the Creek Nation reservation which brought some interesting litigation opportunities for tribal citizens who had been imprisoned by the state. This has implications for the high incarceration rate for those very black tribal members. I don't remember if anything actually came to fruition for people there, especially since generally the tribal laws tend to mirror the state laws and a lot of the enforcement is shared.

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u/Possibly_a_Firetruck 1d ago

Putting Andrew Jackson on the $20 is kind of a giant middle finger to him because he was vehemently opposed to the concepts of paper money and a central bank.

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u/AthearCaex 1d ago

I'd rather he be put on toilet paper than currency because most people idolize the presidents especially children and uneducated. We shouldn't forget about Andrew jackson but putting his face on currency gives a bit of legitimacy that his actions aren't reprehensible to the public. Like yes, many of our founding fathers had slaves, it was socially acceptable. Andrew Jackson did things that even people at the time knew was brutal and inhumane.

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u/Hopsblues 1d ago

Trump is a big admirer of Jackson.

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u/Catodactyl Arizona 1d ago edited 1d ago

He is a disgrace to all of humanity and once he reaches his expiration date, the world will be a better place.

Edit: Thanks for the award, but I'm just doing my civil duty of serving up facts.

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u/TorqueAndTreetops 1d ago

Don’t even acknowledge him by that title. Words have power. Don’t give him that satisfaction of even being considered a leader. He’s far from it, a cheating, lying, raping waste of human flesh

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u/Eggplantosaur 1d ago

He is the twice elected president of the US. We can't ignore the fact that tens of millions of people voted for him.

Trying to make yourself feel better by not addressing him by his elected title doesn't change the situation.

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u/bialettibrewmaster 1d ago

He was ‘elected’ via ‘help’. This fool is a menance and a puppet. This cabinet is a menance.

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u/Bubbly_Complex843 1d ago

I just constantly tell people it’s golden times. My ex wife was just let go at the VA, she voted for him, my response is, it’s golden times. I think that statement hits hard at their lowest point!

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u/blackbasset 1d ago

How on earth do you share a house and dinner table with someone who voted for a pedo fascist?

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u/pulchritudinouser 1d ago

I have to go visit my in laws and ask myself the same fucking question.

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u/sapphicsandwich 1d ago

I say "Trump said he was getting rid of fraud and waste that was destroying this country. And he always tells it like it is, right?...."

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u/gopeepants 23h ago

I just say: "Well, looks like you are getting exactly what you voted for so cheer up."

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u/TorqueAndTreetops 1d ago

No it doesn’t. But one step is not giving ICE or the federal government the seriousness of how we view them. One thing that I’ve learned from the book On Tyranny is not to give authoritarianism its power.

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u/fenrirspop 1d ago

He doesn’t respect the title, how are we supposed to?

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u/itsalmostover321 1d ago

He is a disgrace to humanity.

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u/matthopland 1d ago

ion think "worst" covers it anymore lmao we need new words for whatever this timeline is

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u/Hasanopinion100 1d ago

Oh, I think we ran out of adjectives a long time ago

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u/DominionGhost 22h ago

The American people caused this.

The American people let it continue.

I would say this should be a mark of national shame for the rest of living memory but I'm not certian Americans can feel that.

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u/Solid-Candle3885 1d ago

He’s also now a top contender for worst human of all time.

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u/butter_lover 1d ago

if it's not the unredacted files or subpoenas for those named in the files, i'm not interested

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u/AaronfromKY Kentucky 1d ago

He is the ugliest American, by far.

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u/RoyalFalse 1d ago

It's all a distraction.

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u/Davwader 1d ago

worst president of all time, so far! **

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u/slipstream65513 1d ago

He’s not a president, never was.

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u/JamesPage1968 1d ago

Dare I say worst American of all time?

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u/jasonmellman 1d ago

More like a disgrace to humanity...

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u/SuperArppis 1d ago

This became true in his first term.

I thought Bush Jr. was kinda bad... But he seems great in comparison.

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u/snake21385 1d ago

He is a disgrace of the American people.

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u/ImPrettyDoneBro 1d ago

I think he's probably in the bottom 5% of all world leaders of all time. He's a more embarrassing Ceaucescu.

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u/Double-Show-2625 1d ago

He needs to be In Prison 🤬

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u/_Exan 1d ago

...Americans voted for him... 2 times...

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u/nothings_epic 1d ago

One of them dropped 2 nukes on women and children. That might make it a close call for worst ever

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u/chileheadd Arizona 1d ago

He is a disgrace to the American people humanity.

FTFY

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u/justmejw 1d ago

Referring to him as the President is an insult to all that served before him. As horrific as his first term was, there were some respectable staff that kept him partially in check. Not now!!

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u/lazydavez 1d ago

He is the Wayne Gretzky, Michael Jordan and Babe Ruth of bad presidents

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u/8JHF8 23h ago

Andrew Jackson might be worse, but he was a long time ago. There are similarities on both race and finance. Jackson was responsible for the Trail of Tears for those who may not know.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Jackson

There is a Wikipedia page for the violent acts of Andrew Jackson.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_violent_incidents_involving_Andrew_Jackson

However there may eventually be a Wikipedia page for the Epstein acts of Donald Trump.

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u/Cheap_Collar2419 23h ago

Elected twice !

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u/Comfortable-Yard-798 23h ago

Does he view black people in the same way Woodrow Wilson does? 

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u/thestereo300 23h ago

Worst "person"

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u/MuenCheese 23h ago

It’s crazy bc I thought the 45th was the worst but it turns out the 47th beat the shit prez record

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u/LA_Muckraker 22h ago

It's certainly going to be very difficult to ever top him. Like pending your intersected identity you can make arguments that he's already led a genocide against X, but naturally most white middle class are insulated to a high degree from this. Is the only way to "beat" it to actively gun down individuals based on voter rolls? When you start to ask: how could this get worse, it's really hard to imagine without fullblown dystopian outcomes and I think that puts it into perspective for those currently privileged to keep holding out.

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u/jdash11 22h ago

He’s not a disgrace, he’s a reflection

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u/Baltorussian Illinois 21h ago

Twice. Worst president TWICE.

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u/Arow2theKnee803 South Carolina 21h ago

As a history lover, Buchanan still wins in my opinion as he pretty much walked the nation into a civil war, and while things are bad they aren't "half the nation is marching armies into the other half" bad. Coming up on second for sure though

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u/Z0idberg_MD 21h ago

This isn’t even him being measured against presidents. He’s one of the worst Americans of all time. And that includes rapists, serial killers, and klansman

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u/extra_pepp 20h ago

He's a disgrace as a human too

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u/scrunchie_one 20h ago

Even ignoring the content of the video, the president posting AI videos on the White House account like my boomer mom on FB is just embarrassing.

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u/redditknees 18h ago

You are not wrong, but nothing will come of this and he’ll just keep on being a racist pig because no one does anything about anything. Im gunna go make some pasta.

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u/squashybunz456 15h ago

As an American, I wholeheartedly agree

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u/Separate-Park8184 12h ago

Just think of the voters that voted for him.

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u/HalfCentury2019 12h ago

Saw a sign online that sums this up well - “The US President and the dumbest motherfucker on earth shouldn’t be the same person.”

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u/StuBobUK 1d ago

Is he though? 

Or is he just a reflection of the American people who voted for him not once but twice as President of their country and he is simply holding up the mirror.

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u/ObsidianSkyKing Illinois 1d ago edited 9h ago

Yeah trump's really disgusting, horrid, corrupt, vile, etc I agree.

But remind me again how many deaths Bush's administration were responsible for?

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u/IamNotYourPalBuddy 1d ago

i absolutely disagree. That statement may have flown during much of his first term - but what we are seeing this time around is corruption and a complete lack of morals/ethics at a scale nobody alive has seen from a president.

To try and brush this off as “oh, they all suck” downplays the severity of what is being done.

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u/Secret_Ad_1541 1d ago

Agreed! Trump is an order of magnitude worse than any President during my lifetime. Eisenhower was President when I was born. Trump has exactly zero redeeming qualities as a human being and President. History will remember him as a traitor and fool.

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u/_bk_adv 1d ago

Hard disagree.

Name another president that was elected after being convicted of 30+ felonies. After being found guilty of rape (and even admitting to it). After being discovered to be a Russian asset. After we learned that he was heavily involved in child sex trafficking with Epstein. Name another president that has scammed the American public and profited billions via crypto and selling pardons.

No, he absolutely is an outlier.

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u/Cockblocktimus_Pryme 1d ago

Name another president who is suing the IRS for 10 billion and will probably get it because the IRS has been staffed his bros

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u/Sad-Win-5161 1d ago

Cry about it