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If Americans think removing Trump means things will just go back to normal, they’re wrong.

Too much damage has been done. It will take a generation to fix, not a presidential term.

The US has voluntarily walked away from a western world they spent the entire 20th century building around them. Europe, Canada and the rest of the West have now so heavily invested in a future that doesn’t include the US that this can’t be turned around quickly.

And if you don’t like it, too bad. You elected the Orange Ayatollah twice. America first is as much use to the rest of the world as a personal friend who always puts themselves first. They become very replaceable.
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SumKindaMunster · 56-60, M
Good, love it. That's why we elected Trump in the first place.

The US is breaking up with the world, and the world is handling it very poorly.
AdmiralPrune · 46-50, M
@SumKindaMunster Weird how we got from talking about Iran to my nipples.

You big poof.
SumKindaMunster · 56-60, M
@AdmiralPrune You're the one who said I could "count on" you rubbing your nipples.

Don't say it if you don't mean it.
kodiac · 26-30, M
@SumKindaMunster Nailed it !!
Ben1000 · 41-45, M
America’s still the best 🙏
AdmiralPrune · 46-50, M
@Ben1000 Only communicating in emojis eh? I’ll take that as a yes.

Sit still and I’ll go find you some crayons to eat.
Ben1000 · 41-45, M
@AdmiralPrune you’re the one resorting to name calling is that the sign of an intelligent adult
Ben1000 · 41-45, M
@AdmiralPrune dude I come in peace and I know Trumps not been the best this term but I guess I’ve always seen America as the good guys. Now I’m go ask mummy for my crayons
Rabscuttle · 41-45
Considering that Trump was elected TO bring things back to normal, you seem to have the wrong idea about what's happening. The rest of the West has been subsidized by American advancement as much as American dollars for decades, in a scheme that made increasingly little sense after the end of the Cold War. Attempts to renegotiate in good faith faltered utterly, and nearly every other First World nation seems bound and determined to dive headfirst into authoritarian nightmare.

Meanwhile, we elected the most liberal Republican president since Nixon, and the most liberal president of any party since Clinton, and the word decries him as a "fascist" (or, in this case, an "ayatollah"). His rhetoric is irresponsibly inflammatory, his egotistical blowhard tendencies border on the psychotic (and I'm not sure from which side of the border), and he has the emotional maturity of a chemically imbalanced toddler- but the simple fact that I can openly say as much online without risking imprisonment says which of us is in a better position.

Bonus points: how much of the EU would "go back to normal" if the UK rejoined? The baseless criticism of that was no less nonsensical- and no more true.
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JimboSaturn · 56-60, M
If it keeps up, Canadians and other countries boycott of American products will be part of their new spending habits as well.

The world cannot trust the US anymore unfortunately, so sad. We must move away from American dependance.
gregloa · 61-69, M
You’ve described what the democrats have done and are still trying to do. Trump is putting a stop to the destruction caused by democratic policies.
SumKindaMunster · 56-60, M
@AdmiralPrune
Trump threatened to invade a nato country.
Bullshit.

Trump has destroyed foreign relations through the idiotic application of tariffs.
Only China and apparently Canada. Too bad for them.

Trump has started a war with Iran hue can’t win.
Not yet, anyway.

Trump had threatened the eco mic sovereignty of Canada. Which is foolish considering how energy reliant the US is on Canada.
Bullshit
AdmiralPrune · 46-50, M
@SumKindaMunster

Trump threatened to invade a nato country.
Bullshit.

Greenland is a part of Denmark. So that’s a fact.

Trump has destroyed foreign relations through the idiotic application of tariffs.
Only China and apparently Canada. Too bad for them.
At least 65 countries have tariffs from the Trump regime. They are being addressed by increasing trade amongst each other to minimise the impact.

Trump has started a war with Iran hue can’t win.
Not yet, anyway.
This being the war he claims to have won every other week?

Trump had threatened the eco mic sovereignty of Canada. Which is foolish considering how energy reliant the US is on Canada.
Bullshit
You not following your presidents actions without bias does not make it incorrect. It’s the reason why Carney has shifted his nations focus to the EU.
SumKindaMunster · 56-60, M
@AdmiralPrune Trump never threatened to invade Greenland. He refused to rule it out, and said if we did, we would take it. There was never any serious threat made. However, he did make the deal he wanted in Greenland....and no it's not the same one from the 50's...

Only China and Canada have retaliated with tariffs. The rest made a deal and we all moved on.

I love how Trump is a liar and can't be believed...until he says something you want to be true, and then you believe it as gospel.

Mark Carney is a globalist shill who is interested in continuing Canda's shift to the left, by making Trump his foil. They had a deal on tariffs, and Carney ordered everyone home because he believes he will get a better deal down the road should the US midterms go badly for Trump and Republicans.
kodiac · 26-30, M
Yes you're right about europe and canada ,it's really amazing how fast they turn on you when the money stops ,when being protected from people like putin is no longer the us responsibility and no longer free. News flash The avarage American on the street doesn't give a damn about europe or canada but they do care about decades of money pouring out of their tax money to support countries that only stay for the money. You seriously believe the u s needs canada or europe . When all trade with the us stops watch your economy crash . The only thing this has to do with Trump is he is doing what the american people want him to do and he has the ballsto do it
Khenpal1 · M
what's Trump is trying to do is not very realistic on long term as he is not competent for the job.

 
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