Absolutely, I totally agree

I don’t know how to get it across that these are people admitting “I hate Trump, and I don’t want him in office.” They were manipulated and used. They are not the enemy, they are victims. They want what we want, but if we push them away, it reinforces the recruitment tactics used against them.

This is an industrial grade propaganda machine. Who knows what lies they were fed to buy a vote. If we make fun of them for saying “I made a mistake, and I want to go back,” then nobody will ever say it again. We need people to say “I broke out of the machine” to inspire others.

It is a cult. Straight up, it feeds off of fear and isolation. This is a crack in the foundation, someone admitting that “I made a mistake, and I want to go back.” Hating them for making the choice in the first place only pushes them back into isolation, strengthening the recruitment techniques.

This is an industrial strength propaganda machine, and hate is its fuel. “The far left lunatics HATE you, they want you to SUFFER!” is exactly the ammunition they’re looking for. Blind knee-jerk hate is playing right into their hands. Some of these people were manipulated and used for their vote.

I get where you’re coming from, but that’s why we work to deprogram them when they’re vulnerable. This is a learning moment, and if we spin it correctly, we can teach regretful voters what to look for next time. They got tricked and used for a vote. Blind hate is exactly what republicans want.

This campaign was run with a propaganda machine the likes of which we’ve never seen before. They got tricked, and they made a mistake, but we want the same thing: to get this fraud out of office. Regretful voters are vulnerable right now, and bad actors can use hate like yours to drive a wedge.

If they’re prideful for their vote, then it’s a different story. Anybody who sees what’s going on, knowing they played a part in it without feeling remorse, or a twinge of shame should feel bad. But if someone admits “hey, I made a mistake voting for this person” then we can work to deprogram them.

Someone was brave enough to say “This isn’t what I voted for,” and if they’re ridiculed for it, they’ll go back, and I know nobody’ll do it again. Admitting that they made a mistake voting for him is a good thing, and it can be used to rally people. I know you’re mad, but think about the long game.

They’re saying they aren’t a fan of Trump. Don’t alienate them, work with them. They made a mistake, (a pretty big one), but they admitted it. Fighting against each other gets us nowhere. Point their anger in the right direction, don’t isolate them more, or someone else will take advantage of it.

Can’t wait for an NPC to say “oh, maybe there’s a surprise north of here! :)” and lead people on wild goose chases for nothing lmao

He’s letting the mask slip, and if we don’t take this chance, we may not get another one. Think about who you’re defending, please. Don’t let your love of conflict distract you from what’s really going on. It’s not too late. Fight against the oligarchs, not the peasants.

He’s the CEO of multiple companies that depend on government subsidies, and is currently the only man in charge of where government funding should go. Please tell me you can see where this is going. He’s playing you like a fiddle. If you’re not being paid to post these, you’re on the wrong side.

Take a step back and look at who you’re defending. At best, he’s a child who’s going to siphon your tax dollars into his pockets, and at worst, you’d look back on this thread with shame knowing we were right. Is this hill worth dying on? Are you posting because you like to argue? Think about it.

You have to admit that the movement is strangely violent for what’s supposed to be a nice gesture. Also, what a cool comparison, I’m sure glad the top one isn’t in our government anymore. Hey, tell me, which one of these two are going to control where your tax dollars go? You’re fine with that?

If he threw his heart to the crowd, he missed. Instead of throwing towards the crowd, or the camera, he throws towards the far right (lol) of the stage, with a downturned hand. If he wanted to give his heart to the crowd, wouldn’t he more gracefully give it with an upturned hand?