Agreed, it's sad and shows how messed up society is that any majority would possibly vote for Trump.
It is a tragedy. The reality is the country has probably not had a decent president since Carter, who was universally dissed. That's my impression, anyway; I was barely born when he took the helm. Reagan/Bush Sr. set this country on the path of oligarchy total dominance, which we see today. Clinton was a clown, just rode the early Internet boom prosperity. Shit really started to hit the fan with the moron Bush Jr. administration and their wars, to be followed by destructive Obama years, which installed the woke virus.
Then we had the narcissistic idiot Trump, who won only because he was a TV celebrity and Hillary was just off-putting (and dangerous), who ruined the economy by literally dropping money from the sky in response to the Covid pandemic, the effects of which we are feeling now. And then we got the total imbecile Biden (check some videos from well before his presidency), who is now demented and who took the woke policies into overdrive, further fueling the social rupture.
The sad part is this country has been divided on purpose by injecting the corrosive woke/racist agendas with transgender ideology on top of it - using useful progressive idiots and opportunists that support these agendas without one shred of critical thought—the same kind of people who supported ideologues like Lenin or Hitler. Evil in itself, but it has the predictable effect of riling up the bible belt and the assorted rednecks who rally around Trump.
The reality is this society is fucked by the oligarchy, who laughs to the bank. They set up an incredible system of fleecing the sheep, privatizing gains, and socializing losses. Sheep, both woke and Trumpsters, fight against each other rather than their real enemy. But it is working as intended. I indeed worry this will backfire in some uncontrollable fashion where even the oligarchy may say, "Oops."
I think it explains why the Kennedys are so against RFK Jr.; he is an oddball, but seemingly, he wants to go after oligarchy, and they cannot have that.
There are enough people here who could be described as middle-of-the-road, but they do not seem to get representation and fall for the fallacy of not "throwing the vote away."
For the record, per statistics, I belong to the "wealthy class" above the upper middle class, somewhat benefiting (in the short term) from these deranged policies. Still, in the long run, this is unsustainable, and hence my grave concerns for where this is all going. If I had not suffered from tinnitus, I think I could have managed (to an extent). As it is, I am barely staying alive.
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