To wonder what US Trump voters think now

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Their country's reputation trashed. The man they voted for heavily implicated in the Epstein scandal. Contempt shown to them abroad.
About to completely shift Ukraine. Enabling Netanyahu to commit mass murder of children with their tax dollars. No roaring economy. The environment fucked probbaky beyond saving due to their inaction.
What, in all honesty, do the 75 million who have caused this catastrophe think?

It never stops. This is just humanity's current round of bullshit.

I think the above, with as little further bloodshed as possible is the best that could be hoped for. But I am pretty sure the citizens of the smaller countries mentioned will have other thoughts!

I think the old WWII alliances are on their way out, and there is a lot of shifting going on.

Rhetorical not that.

Mate, you are chatting shit on Mumsnet. Relax.

This one upmanship tone is peculiar, why does everyone and everything have to be a battle of strength and power

Because that's how wars are won. It's literally the point of them. There's some sort of disagreement and if the guys involved won't both agree to a diplomatic solution, it goes to force, and whoever overpowers the other one wins.

It's why even Churchill said that jaw jaw was better than war war. It's a horrible way of resolving things, the worst. But it happens so yes, if there is a war, then strength and power will matter.

You should be proud of 'bloviating' though, haven't seen that for a while.

You have totally missed my point. I know why bloody wars are fought!

Well, I've reread your post a couple of times and however many times I read it, you still seem to be asking not why we can't find better solutions, but why countries want to show strength and power. That's why 🤷‍♀️

That’s because Boris Johnson no longer participating in buffoonery on the UK’s behalf.

I think it is my tone that is riling Goldenbear.

I don't take social media very seriously. This can make people quite angry.

A more pressing question is ' what do British voters think of Trump now?'

And will it affect their support for his British Mini Me , the sometime Member of Parliament for Clacton.

And will it affect their support for his British Mini Me , the sometime Member of Parliament for Clacton.

Sadly, probably not. If they haven't dealt with the reality of the failed Brexit lunacy by now, they're unlikely to be interested in fact.

I hope so
but many of them are blind to the obvious similarities
again astounding narrow mindedness

Immiserating?

It means causing people to become poor or impoverished.

It can be nice to pull the big/special words out. Like the good china and glassware. Shouldn't be kept only for Christmas.

Well that is a first for me. Thank you.

They are back to shooting each other now. Hey ho. You voted for this

It can be, I agree!

He needs arresting!

They really don't

Not if there is an election and people actually vote. He got in bc nobody voted, not because most people wanted a dementia riddled pedophile in diapers.

Actually, I think it was a combination of people not voting and his inexplicable ability to turn out non-voters. My understanding is that lots of them, including young men, are now deserting him in droves.

Here's hoping!

With the UK now saying deploying Brit troops to Greenland is possible, his base will be ecstatic. I can see the Breitbart headlines already. " ITS 1776 AGAIN".

He is a zealot who tried to illegally overturn American democracy in an election and now continues to flout the rule of law.

Open and free discourse on his many many failings and constant monstrous behaviour is deeply important. Just because you somehow think women's opinions are of less weight does not make it so.

The question of whom Trump's backers are and what their motives pertain to is of course one that needs answering.

Quelle surprise:

Exxon's chief executive Darren Woods said: "We have had our assets seized there twice and so you can imagine to re-enter a third time would require some pretty significant changes from what we've historically seen and what is currently the state."

"Today it's uninvestable."

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c205dx61x76o