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Politics Trump and Vance humiliate them selves infront of the world.

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u/deval42 Feb 28 '25

A day of shame for America, your country looks utterly pathetic to the world.

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u/FolkyWanderer Feb 28 '25

It’s taken just over a month to destroy Americas reputation. It’ll take generations for them to repair it.

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u/trashdrive Feb 28 '25

It’ll take generations for them to repair it.

It will never be repaired as long as the GOP\MAGA exists. The rest of the world cannot bank on stability in four year increments.

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u/BurtReynoldsLives Feb 28 '25

This. The damage is done. You can’t trust us. We can’t even trust ourselves. Don’t look to us, we are not coming. The sooner the rest of the world realizes this, the sooner this can all end.

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u/FolkyWanderer Feb 28 '25

I agree. I don’t expect the American people will see another election, at least a fair and non tampered version, for a very long time.

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u/Jacnoov Feb 28 '25

I don’t think we will ever see a fair election, I’ve always hated being American and I want to leave

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u/FolkyWanderer Feb 28 '25

I used to have a strong desire to be American, live the American dream etc. not any more. I really feel for you rational thinking Americans. Your country certainly is the talk of the town at the moment.

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u/Jacnoov Mar 02 '25

The American dream was never real, consider yourself lucky you stayed away

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u/Sno-mann Feb 28 '25

Come on over my brother , Canadians only really hate one single American all others can be redeemed and excepted.

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u/Jacnoov Mar 02 '25

If only I had the means right now, I would be over that border before even finishing this comment

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u/Sno-mann Mar 03 '25

You come stay at mine , we’ve got strong beer and poutine for all.

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u/QuetzalKraken Feb 28 '25

I am legitimately considering moving to Canada

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u/Sno-mann Feb 28 '25

Winters over and the suns shining my friend.

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u/QuetzalKraken Feb 28 '25

My husband and I are both very family centered people. It would be utterly terrifying and sad to leave our families behind and move to a country where we'd have no one.

But like... dang, I don't want to stay either.

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u/PinsToTheHeart Feb 28 '25

Given weve effectively shown we are always an election away from this as a possibility, wed practically need a whole new constitution to gain any credibility back at this point

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u/trashdrive Feb 28 '25

Start by following 18th century France's lead, if you catch my drift.

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u/Pvt_Numnutz1 Feb 28 '25

Unless we manage to find some hard evidence of their treason and give em a firing squad, that would help fix it much sooner.

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u/FolkyWanderer Feb 28 '25

I don’t think these cowards would let it go that far. They’re slippery motherfuckers. Would be a satisfying outcome though.

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u/Pvt_Numnutz1 Feb 28 '25

True they are slippery, but it's what they deserve for selling out our allies and our country.

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u/FolkyWanderer Feb 28 '25

Absolutely. The total opposite of true patriots.

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u/avalisk Feb 28 '25

The democrats would never let that happen. They have a vested interest in being the underdogs who make promises and lose. You can't be the underdog and be a force for the American people at the same time.

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u/anomalous_cowherd Feb 28 '25

I can't see the USA coming out of this in one piece. Several states must be seriously looking at seceding and leaving the Union already, whether to join Canada or set up independently as a new country is another question.

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u/FolkyWanderer Feb 28 '25

Agreed. And I think the desire to secede would be totally justified.

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u/deluxeassortment Feb 28 '25

They would never. The Civil War had massive casualties, and no state has more military might than the US military - hell, no country in the world does. All that will result in is federally occupied states and a faster consolidation of power. Secession would be a disaster.

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u/Sairos9444 Feb 28 '25

Kind of depends on where you stand my friend, for many people of the world america's reputation has been destroyed for years, if not decades

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u/FolkyWanderer Feb 28 '25

Yes, I guess you’re right there. For us in the UK whose reputation is probably comparable and arguably just as contentious as theirs, up until recently, it seems somewhat like a fall from grace.

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u/BDOKlem Feb 28 '25

bro, there already wasn't much left to destroy

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u/FolkyWanderer Feb 28 '25

That’s true but it’s in fucking tatters now.

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u/MaxxDash Feb 28 '25

As we should.

WW2 vets spinning in their graves.

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u/deval42 Feb 28 '25

They're who I feel worst for. Maga is an utter betrayal of those brave men.

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u/350 Feb 28 '25

I am consistently hitting new levels of rage and shame daily for being American

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u/Ill-Crew-5458 Feb 28 '25

It is utterly pathetic. We agree.

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u/nickfree Feb 28 '25

We know. It does. We're not happy about it and feel as helpless as we look.

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u/KeepREPeating Feb 28 '25

We also think we look pathetic. I honestly can’t believe the leaders of our country are so shit. But then I realized I do see a good sample size of Americans and they aren’t what I’d call exemplar citizens.

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u/SweatlordFlyBoi Feb 28 '25

Try living in it. There’s constant embarrassment every day. I fucking hate it.

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u/KeeblerElff Feb 28 '25

Most of us are angry and very embarrassed

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u/Tam_The_Third Feb 28 '25

There is no America any more, not the concept that people looked too anyway. It's a house entirely divided against itself.

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u/ChallengeUnited9183 Feb 28 '25

Unfortunately we’re used to it at this point

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u/CreepyCrafts Feb 28 '25

we know… we are literally over here hanging our flags upside down and protesting while trump hands us over to russia and north korea

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u/Either-Buffalo8166 Feb 28 '25

It takes a lifetime to build a reputation and one word to destroy it,Trump being an old fart I thought he would know these sort of things,but he was a buffoon his whole life so I had too high expectations

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u/WompWompIt Mar 01 '25

we know :(

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u/ComfortableCold378 Mar 01 '25

Dear American. I understand how ashamed and sad you are for your country. You don't know what to do next. I'll give you a hint. Following the trend, according to the experience of liberal Russians who said "We are ashamed to be Russian" in 2022, it is necessary to put forward a program of reparations, as well as decolonization of the United States. Russia and Ukraine as the injured parties of the US actions should receive the most money, along with the repentance of the Americans.

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u/ecuanaso Feb 28 '25

How does a disagreement on camera make a country look pathetic ?

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u/mike_james_alt Feb 28 '25

This was far from a disagreement. This was two ignorant wanna be politicians trying to bully a real leader because he questioned Vance on diplomacy.

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u/ecuanaso Feb 28 '25

Zelensky is asking for help isn’t he ? Who needs who more ?

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u/mike_james_alt Feb 28 '25

So the attempt at humiliating and the outright mocking you’re ok with because he’s asking for support?