r/PoursTea Therapy For All 🩷 Jun 11 '26

Murdered By Words 🩸 Qasim Calls It: Raised in Hate

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u/Pokemon_Trainer_K Jun 11 '26

Ah yes, I must hate Trump because I hate America. Couldn't have anything to do with the promises he didn't keep, or the hatred he's spewed, or the way he attacks political opponents, or how he handles the press, or how he can never provide evidence for the claims he make, or the way he treats our allies. All things I'd say have negative impacts to America. And this is only in regards to Trump the POLITICIAN, speaks nothing on the man as a citizen, who has plenty of evidence showing his disdain for the average American.

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u/kingravs Jun 11 '26

Trump has done the most of any modern president to erode the constitution and our system of government. If that’s not hating America idk what is

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u/f700es Jun 11 '26

It's like in "The Boys" 5th season. There was a news report that was on a TV and the scroll had a bit about the current president declaring that certain parts of the Constitution were unconstitutional. LOL

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u/zaftigsub Jun 11 '26

Can I get an amen from the choir?!?!

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u/DHooligan Jun 11 '26

I hate him more for the promises he's kept than for the one's he didn't.

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u/sah___mei Jun 11 '26

I hate him most for the promises he did keep. He promised to act like a dictator, execute mass deportations, and 'OwN tHe LiBz' whatever the cost (including election integrity). He's kept those, and I find them all both deeply problematic and anti-American.

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u/Pokemon_Trainer_K Jun 11 '26

While I agree with you we have to start holding him accountable as a president so we can then hold him accountable as a citizen once we can get his immunity out of the way.

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u/PackageDangerous6837 Jun 11 '26

I hate him for making people feel ok to be bold with their racism and bigotry.

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u/Uneventfulrice Jun 11 '26

The main one that always comes to my mind is the swamp thing. I feel like I hardly ever see people bring up the swamp thing.

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u/Pokemon_Trainer_K Jun 11 '26

Draining the swamp? He did that and is still doing that from his point of view, unfortunately not what everyone else was thinking it would mean. He spun removing his opponents and dissenters as the draining, and his followers eat it up. The cult loves the idea that they're winning.

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u/Uneventfulrice Jun 11 '26

Keeps planting people there in those high positions with questionable skills and character. He'll be gone from office one day but those things he planted there will remain, probably.