So damned sad.

I have been watching from afar and the division seems to only get worse. I'm so pleased that Trump lost but from what I've seen and watched the division only gets worse. Does anyone really care about this division and does anyone truly want unity? It truly beats me. As an Australian, I neither am a Democrat nor a Repuplican. I have nothing invested in USA politics exept to say what does happen over there affects the whole world, as insulated you may feel.

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JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M

Some things are just irreconcilable.

Zoranna · F

@JoyfulSilence If you're not willing to explain why bother answering?

JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M

@Zoranna I did not want to start trouble.

Zoranna · F

@JoyfulSilence Understood. I'm just at a quandry about the awful state of affairs over there. Take care.

JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M

@Zoranna It will be OK. Just a family quarrel.

The stock market is at record highs, we have a vaccine. The GOP will hold the Senate so nothing radically liberal will get through. So we all need to calm down, enjoy our profits, get our shots, and enjoy the spring when it comes. I missed the flowers last year so hope this year will be glorious!

Zoranna · F

@JoyfulSilence The stock market high had nothing to do with Trump. Short memories you all have. He said if Biden was elected the stock market would crash. It didn't. We [b]don't[/b] have a vaccine yet, and how dare he take credit when it does come. The man doesn't believe in the scientists and data. I pity you all. As as PS: The majority of USA citizens are NOT relying on the stock market: they're relying on stability, daily help and the ability to feed their families.

JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M

@Zoranna I voted for Biden, by the way. I hate Trump.