Do you agree with Trump that people who who don’t want to vote for him should not be allowed to vote?

@independentone facts

@Thodsis they aren't allowed with multiple names on the ballot either. This is a ridiculous argument.

@NerdyPotato Yes it is.

@Thodsis since when are people outside the US allowed to vote and what does that have to do with who's on the ballot? Or where you agreeing that it's a ridiculous argument?

@NerdyPotato Not if you support Trump, though.

@Human1000 yes, it does. Vote for the guy in charge or don't vote at all makes it a dictatorship. You may like the dictator and agree with his policies, but democracy is out the window if you go there.

@NerdyPotato I couldn't agree more.

@JoeyFoxx we need a dictatorship of the proletariat.

@JoeyFoxx fuck trump

@SW-User FDT!

Ironic to you...literal to them.@helenS

@helenS no

@Human1000 @SW-User "Without a clear indicator of the author's intent, it is impossible to create a parody of extreme views so obviously exaggerated that it cannot be mistaken by some readers for a sincere expression of the views being parodied."
(Poe's law)

@NerdyPotato He doesn't have the power to do that ;)

@SW-User Thankfully not, but he is trying to do so really hard. I don't put it past him to require a lot of force to leave the White House late January, but I'm sure secret service will manage that. I am however very worried about the period between losing the election and then when he is still in full power and has nothing to lose.

@NerdyPotato It might only be a problem if the vote is close, he has a slim lead in a couple of crucial swing states, and there are a lot of mail-in ballots to be counted. I still don't think it will be a problem if he loses, though, as even Moscow Mitch has essentially told Trump not to be a bigger fuckwit than he already is over this whole thing :D