r/agedlikemilk • u/karmaceuticaI • 1d ago

Curdled.

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u/make_thick_in_warm 1d ago

Not even

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u/spokenmoistly 1d ago

I would include those who chose not to vote in the stupid portion of the country, about 2/3 of them.

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u/tbird920 1d ago

Only like 33% of eligible voters elected Trump.

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u/SirVanyel 1d ago

Yep and 33% didn't vote at all and are also stupid

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u/10000Didgeridoos 1d ago

Honestly I'm glad they don't vote in a way, because if they are stupid enough to NOT vote in times like this, then if they had their hand forced to do so, they'd be likely stupid enough to majority vote Trump.

Most people IMO stupid enough to think they don't need to or don't have to vote, clearly are too stupid to be trusted to vote at all.

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u/Dogmoto2labs 1d ago

I was rather astounded by the Wisconsin results, thankful that she won, yes, but whatever media I was watching said there was only 52% voter turnout!! After the last 60 days, ONLY 52%?? WTF people!

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u/misticspear 1d ago

We lose the thread by simply calling out the stupidity. A LOT of those people stayed home because to them there was no difference. They’d be good either way. Many of them extrapolated that because they didn’t die in the first term. They were wrong but it wasn’t just stupidity that got us here

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u/JonnyTN 1d ago edited 1d ago

Everyone had their reasons I guess.

Had multiple friends say they weren't voting because of Kamala's stance on Israel.

But their failure to act or vote had bad results

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u/chr1spe 1d ago

Those friends are basically explicitly telling you they're fairly stupid. It only takes understanding two things that absolutely everyone should understand to know that it is stupid. One is that we're in a two-party system, so anything other than voting for the lesser evil is being dumb and not playing the game by the existing rules. The other is that Trump's position on Israel was even worse.