The media, especially the NYT it seems, really wanted Trump to win in 2016.

The New York Times is discredited.

We're getting Mumkey Jones reviews B Gata H Kei flashbacks.

You're celebrating dynastic politics?

Yeah, it's a clear amalgamation of other people's work, but the fact that it sounds like every other country song out there is an indictment of a mediocre genre. We're a long way from Angel of the Morning, but that's what people settled for.

If you want to live, revolution. What else can you do when you tried every other option?

It will be a steady stream of overvalued contracts at the taxpayer's expense, until the US Dollar stops being the reserve currency.

That's pathetic! The size of that list shows how vital real change is, and it won't come without a proper revolution.

It works great on collaborators with fascist regimes, only it's not the madman theory at all! It's an endorsement of fascism by centrists.

Dream bigger. Change is possible, but we need to be more creative than wishing for a general strike.

A general strike is a fantasy. It's a nightmare to organize, and even harder to maintain. However, you can absolutely withdraw your money from the bank and do a bad job at work. Those actions are decentralized, and if enough people do them, effective ways to resist.

This isn't about politics, you grifter. Look at all the fun they're having with the money they extracted from us, and we remember how your wife helped make it possible.

Whenever we hear about democracy, it's because we're being told about something we can't do. For example, Americans can't have abortions because this court said so, and the deficit soars because Congress cuts taxes for the rich. Enough democracy! It's a weapon of the Elite, and we pay for it all.

In Canada, how's about a federal rent cap and land pricing controls? In America, how's about forcing stores to show you their profit margins, so you know if they're gouging you? In Britain, how's about retaking control of your infrastructure? Let's work together and reject all legalistic excuses.

The interesting thing about today is that it's given us reasons to be angry and hopeful. We're angry because America was betrayed by its captured Elites, and we're hopeful because there are growing conversations about a revolution, which is the only thing that will give anybody a chance.

If you extend the timeline to one-to-two years, we agree. By then, the bottom should fall out of the American economy, destabilizing Trump's regime and creating an opening for the left throughout the West.