Will Biden win the election.?

For what its worth, I think he will. Not my country caveat applies. I thought Trump and Hillary were 50/50 four years ago but now I think its highly unlikely Trump can win. Its possible but I'd say Biden is 85-90% to become President and will probably win convincingly. Judging from some of very many bad arguments that Trump supporters are putting forward on here, it seems that they think so to. Whether they admit to it or not.

Im not a Biden fan and I think that thete are a lot if legitimate criticisms one can make of him. I think that there is still a significant differences between the two candidates, with Trump being much worse.

The nationalist right needs to lose its global figurehead. Problems are deeper - in Ametica and elsewhere - but a Biden win would be good for the world.

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Elessar · 31-35, M

Agreed with the last sentence. If sovranism loses in the U.S., after having lost much of its consent over the year pretty much everywhere, it'll hopefully be even more exposed for being the ridiculous movement it is.

Burnley123 · 41-45, M

@Elessar I mean, we know Trump losing would not kill the nationalist right or make them back into 'normal' Conservatives. It wont deal with the causes of global Trumpism or deal with deep systemic problems but it would be a defeat for them.

Im pretty critical of the neo liberal centre and they can do some awful things.

Still, the far right are that much worse. And the Trump movement is part of a far right process imo.

Elessar · 31-35, M

@Burnley123 Yeah but as you said it'll probably be the biggest defeat for the movement so far. A lot of countries, mine for instance, seem to align politically with whatever goes on in the U.S., the two main idiots in the opposition here have documented ties with Bannon, and they wouldn't have enough brainpower to keep their shit up on their own if the guy who moves their strings gets exposed or even investigated/neutralised overseas.

Yeah, any day better the "centre-left" that is actually a centre/centre-right than the "alt-right".

Burnley123 · 41-45, M

@Elessar Agree to all of that. I really dont wanna talk about the Labour Party right now.