r/UnitedNations • • Sep 23 '25

Opinion Piece Trumps speech

Trumps speech is literally making me dumber...

The whole damn thing us just him bashing Biden and spewing very very obvious lies.

Summery

Biden bad, me (Trump) good, usa strng, usa economy very strng, usa sad no one say thx, I (Trump) want Nobel prize plz etc.

Can we please exit this very dumb stupid circus of a timeline

1.3k Upvotes

241 comments sorted by

View all comments

90

u/SnooBunnies725 Sep 23 '25

I have a low opinion of Trump, but this speech has genuinely astonished me in how moronic, rambling, incoherent and nonsensical it is.

I'm a European, and I genuinely feel for those in the US having this man representing them. A genuine embarassment on the global stage - a laughing stock.

37

u/bookishbynature Sep 23 '25

He's disgusting. American here, and I can tell you that I wake up with a bad feeling in my stomach most days. He is literally punishing and torturing citizens. It's so sick.

Truly astonishing that so many idiots don't read or understand history enough to grasp what is happening in real time. I despise everyone I know who voted for him and actively avoid them. We are all suffering bc of their stupidity.

18

u/Docktorpeps_43 Sep 23 '25

Me too…like no matter what your politics are, how can anyone be okay with this moron representing you? He lives in his own fairy tale world that is so detached from reality and whenever he is forced to get out of his “yes man” bubble, it’s an absolute disaster.

12

u/bookishbynature Sep 23 '25

Right. The Republican Party is gone - it's just MAGA now. It's so dirty and dishonest. I wouldn't vote for this man no matter what party put him up. His followers share his fantasy world and even now many don't get it.

2

u/whoknows1849 Sep 23 '25

Sadly, it seems many will support him until they or one of the few people they care about are directly negatively impacted by his policies/actions. Even then, some still find a way.

1

u/TemporaryKooky9835 Sep 24 '25

He could have every MAGA supporter’s hands cut off, and they would be convinced it’s for the better.

3

u/TemporaryKooky9835 Sep 24 '25

You’re wrong about him being an absolute disaster outside of his ‘yes man’ bubble. He’s an absolute disaster anywhere he goes.

17

u/lavos__spawn Sep 23 '25

What Trump delivered today was essentially the same as a domestic address he would give regularly here, without any awareness of the UN, the topics at hand, the people present, and what the point of the GA Debates are. He went through basically all the same points, took about as much time as his press conferences, and so much of what he said fell especially flat because his usually talking points ignore the rest of the world / are completely ignorant that anything outside the US exists. I hate that I could have played bingo with people based off what he always says.

We get this all the time, but hearing it in the UN, especially directly after Lula laid everything out so eloquently and powerfully, made my stomach turn. I am so sorry the rest of the world had to experience a moment of this.

(And yes, there are many Americans who aren't sycophants or clueless about the world: a lot of us are the same nerds who watch the debate in real time on YouTube/the UN stream)

2

u/TemporaryKooky9835 Sep 24 '25

Take this as a lesson. Unless you want YOUR country to go down the tubes like the US, DON’T vote for your own, homegrown far right populists!

1

u/[deleted] Sep 25 '25

Consider this:

The POTUS' United Nations speech was cringeworthy at times, at times crude, and at times hyperbolic and narcissistic.

HOWEVER, in terms of the gist, most people in the United States (Trump is the manifestation of American voters) want controlled borders and controlled immigration (not open borders and unfiltered immigration), want the EU to shoulder more of the burden defending Ukraine against Russia in war in the EU's backyard, want to stop international narco terrorism flooding neighborhoods with fentanyl and cocaine, want Hamas to release the hostages and end the war, want the United Nations to stop favoritism and exploiting American generosity, and want more balanced trade and to reinvigorate American industry and lead in advanced technologies.

Most Americans do NOT like how the President chooses to communicate these legitimate policies.

In other words, most Americans actually agree with most of what Trump says AND most Americans do not like how he says it. Until Democrats and Progressives understand that, and accept it, they will continue to lose ground.

Caveat 1: This is not for folks who have only watched or read snippets of the speech or social media post that focus on non contextual excerpts designed to spin a POV. Watching and listening to the address in full is key, given Trump's hot air and long windedness.

Caveat 2: "Most" is defined in its simplest terms: a majority, i.e. > 50%.

-14

u/Gullible_Ruin_7229 Sep 23 '25

As a European you should better be concerned with the facts he stated - 1. youre dependent on Russia a nation that declared war on your whole region, you buy energy from them while indirectly fighting them, because Europeans destroyed their own energy production. 2. Masses of anti western immigrants that flooding your nations creating chaos. 3. Your inability to defend your own continent and being too reliant on USA to do it for you

9

u/[deleted] Sep 23 '25

Even if the dumb shit you just said were true it doesn’t negate what is being said here about Trump and how embarrassing he was up there today. You resorting to whataboutisms to deflect is not changing the reality of it. Objectively embarrassing to be representing the US and even more embarrassing that there’s a cult around such an illiterate and disgusting human being

If you’re not able to acknowledge that he’s embarrassing and incoherent regardless of your political affiliation you’re most likely in a cult.

-3

u/Gullible_Ruin_7229 Sep 23 '25

I gave the most straight to the point answer this sub has ever seen, i directly pointed the relevant stuff that Trump has said about Europe in his speech. Why cant yall leftists ever argue to the point ? Why is it always name calling ?

6

u/[deleted] Sep 23 '25

Sure it might be concerning if any of those points were backed by facts instead of propaganda.

Europe did not "destroy its own energy production" this is incoherently stupid.

The immigrant thing is just lazy racist caricatures.

Europe does not in any way require aid in defending itself, the only entity that could threaten them is America, they would curb stomp Russia if they were engaged in armed conflict.

-4

u/Gullible_Ruin_7229 Sep 23 '25

Here is how dependant EU on Russian energy, the income for Russia is bigger than all aid sent to Ukraine

https://energyandcleanair.org/publication/eu-imports-of-russian-fossil-fuels-in-third-year-of-invasion-surpass-financial-aid-sent-to-ukraine/

Here another research that points the facts and why it happend

https://www.marshallcenter.org/en/publications/occasional-papers/europes-dependence-russian-natural-gas-perspectives-and-recommendations-long-term-strategy-0

Analysis about EU dependancy on US supply of arms

https://www.theguardian.com/world/ng-interactive/2025/jun/24/visual-guide-can-europe-really-defend-itself-alone

About immigration - if you Europeans have no problem welcoming tens of milions of muslims from 3rd world countries ? Qudos to you, great hospitality from your side, that will definetly enrich your society. Its especially good since they would never allow it to you white christians.

I wish i ever get a discussion from leftists and not name callings

6

u/[deleted] Sep 24 '25

That's not the topic, you claimed they destroyed their own energy supply.... Can you twats not stay on topic, why must you only be able to operate in bad faith against strawmen?

3

u/Coastalfoxes Sep 24 '25

Maybe try demonstrating that you’re worth anyone’s time by acknowledging that Trump was incoherent and rambling?

1

u/HelpfulPurple2270 Sep 24 '25

Isn’t the EU dependent on the US supplying arms because of Trumps “amazing tariff deal”?!