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The thread begins with discussions on the controversial actions of President Trump, including his handling of COVID-19 and his social media behavior. Members express their disbelief and frustration at his comments regarding protests and health policies.12
As the thread progresses, discussions shift to Trump's impeachment and the political divide in the country. Users note that both supporters and opponents of Trump are intensified in their views on his actions, leading to heated exchanges among members.34
In later discussions, concerns about Trump's legal troubles and the impact on America’s reputation abroad arise. Many users express a sense of foreboding about the future, fearing the ramifications of his ongoing influence and decisions.56
"It does make you realise in case you ever forget that he may be a pretty big symptom but he is just a symptom of a bigger problem."
"Trump is a loon, endorsing mad conspiracies. He’s morally unfit for the presidency."
The thread reflects a strong consensus on the dangers posed by Trump's presidency, with fears about its long-term effects on America. Many feel that the political landscape has become irreparably damaged.
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1270772475136217090
Fairly obvious what is happening here, throwing around the narrative of voter suppression; the ground is being set brick by brick. Looks likely this election will see a huge percentage of postal votes, already declared corrupt and illegitimate by the President (goes without saying this has no basis in evidence). The counts will take days judging by the Primaries, so will be prone to legal challenges thanks to Trump's campaign, and at this rate wouldn't be surprised if it's 2000 all over again. Even if Trump can't steal it, the Biden presidency will be declared illegitimate and corrupt by all Trump's surrogates.
It often takes literally one or two clicks to disprove a fair percentage of the stuff that he posts or retweets. His Twitter account is one of the worst source of utter nonsense on the internet, and that's saying something.
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1274500811486228482
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1275421721223405569
Trump confirming that his remarks about slowing down testing weren't in jest like the WH Press Secretary said. In fact, he says "I don't kid" which means they can never use that excuse for anything he says ever again, which I'm sure will make their jobs much, much harder as that's their usual go-to.
