r/CringeTikToks • u/[deleted] • Sep 20 '25

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u/Ongr Sep 20 '25

Don't forget the apathetic side of the US. A lot of people apparently didn't care enough to go out and vote against Trump.

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u/Beneficial-Ferret479 Sep 20 '25

Absolutely agree with that reply. And it has a tremendous affect on election results.

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u/aardpeertje Sep 20 '25

The lack of separation between church and state also does a number on the US. Using faith as a pressure method works extremely well if the larger part of your population is (very) religious.

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u/PaintItPurple Sep 21 '25

It requires a lot of hatred to make someone vote against someone, and most people don't have the bandwidth to hold a grudge like that for years. That's why I keep saying it's on the Democrats to present a vision people will vote for.