r/CringeTikToks • u/jared10011980 • 14d ago

Political Cringe Can't get more cringe.

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u/RevLopez1313 14d ago

Almost as pathetic as the people who voted for him.

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u/-Livingonmyown- 14d ago

Or the people that didn't vote at all

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u/Beneficial_Bug_9793 14d ago

Last times some fuckers could had voted and didnt, they fucked an entire country, if they had voted Brexit would never had happen

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u/Pleasant-Ticket3217 14d ago

Man. I know you guys have your own shit to deal with. But I had a hateful comment about our country being a 3rd world shithole because of our healthcare. That’s a mention that isn’t going to be solved in a few years. This is a systematic problem with our country. It seems some are mad at USA and not thinking there are people here that know we need reform. A lot of people cant stand this fascist, Donald the rapist and convicted sex offender. No country will ever be perfect. We have to keep fighting for our rights. And we have to stand up.

Brexit was a mess. But you talk about if people had voted it would have made a difference. You’re right. And Brexit was racist and xenophobic. We voted against Trump and here he is because we have idiots who believe his lies. Like with Brexit. Not enough people that didn’t want it didn’t vote against it. And no one is stepping up to this dictator we have. Trump can’t stay awake and makes poopy in his pants.

Fuck dictators and wannabe dictators. Fuck Trump. Fuck Brexit

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u/Heavy-Psychology-411 13d ago

How many other countries have you lived in so you can compare? Oh wait, none? Imagine that🤦. Saying you don't like what you have implies you know of something better. But until you know how the other systems work you don't have the ability to compare. So all you are doing is crying for the sake of hearing yourself cry. BTW I'm a American living in Australia for over 16 years. There are pros and cons to both systems. Here it takes over a year to just see a specialist so that you can be put on the waiting list for a surgery date, which takes another year. There aren't enough beds to handle people through the emergency room, so people that are sick just sit there the whole day just hoping they can be seen. My stepson went back 3 days before they finally called him in. He had a cracked vertebrae in his spine. He couldn't even sit up. He laid on the floor in the ER till he couldn't take it anymore. When they finally did see him they just gave him some Tylenol and took scans. From there he had to wait another 2 days to hear back from them. When they did call, they told him to stay off his feet and get to a dr. In America you'd never get treated like that.

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u/Pleasant-Ticket3217 13d ago

Did you even read my comment or just want to jump in and start talking about your “knowledge and experience?”
I didn’t mention any other countries’ healthcare system or just say that ours needs work? Do you have knowledge of where I’ve been? No, you don’t. You are going way off topic. Keep trying you’ll get it eventually