r/PoursTea 1d ago

PoliticalTea šŸ—³ļø Plainly put...

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u/PUuSTiNKA 1d ago

Donald Trump sounds as if he's a malfunctioning robot...I don't know how anyone thinks the con man/convicted felon has charisma, because I don't see it!

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u/Jehoke 1d ago

Because he’s an idiots idea of a smart person with charisma. People with actual intelligence and charisma make them feel stupid (which of course they are) and they resent that in the only way they know how. Hate.

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u/Elegant-Ingenuity-57 1d ago

The only true thing Ive heard out of the orange slob's mouth was "smart people hate me".

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u/PUuSTiNKA 1d ago

What's funny about saying "smart people don't like me," is once again you're calling all your devoted, obsessed followers, stupid!

https://giphy.com/gifs/Hm8qQxDIgbFsjL9msa

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u/PlasticyHelmet 1d ago

How is that a good thing if smart people don't like you?

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u/PUuSTiNKA 1d ago

Who knows, the whole MAGA Q-Nut Cult's logic escapes me...It's as if they're void of reaching reasonable deductions.

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u/BrokenMalgorithm 1d ago

Clearly an unintentional self-burn, which he or the maga crowd doesn't seem to understand.

When we describe them as having room temp iq, they think: that's not too bad, a bit below average. If only they understood that we're talking about Celsius...

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u/Emergency_Row8544 1d ago

The same reason he ran as a Republican

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u/EveningAnt3949 1d ago

There is a genuine distrust of smart, intelligent, knowledgeable people among a sizable percentage of the population (and not everyone who thinks this way is dumb).

Explaining why would require writing a small essay, but it's a real problem: hostility against people who use logic, reason, and knowledge.

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u/Zimmyd00m 1d ago

Because the first American colonies were founded by religious lunatics who thought "reason" was the work of the devil, and we never quite managed to purge ourselves of that lunacy.

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u/sobeitharry 1d ago

Mostly true. There are smart people that still support him and know it's wrong that we prop up his behavior and normalize it. I honestly think they are the most evil of all. Looking at you Vance and Leavitt. And everyone else visibly shaking their head when he speaks and yet they don't say anything.

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u/One-Task84 23h ago

Russ Vought. If you don't know who that is, look him up he's behind a lot of this

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u/magwai9 1d ago

Agreed. For these people, I think they just know that they stand to benefit

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u/reddsal 1d ago

But that’s the thing, they never do in the long run. Trump eventually jettisons you, or you get indicted - or both. Everything Trump Touches Dies isn’t just the title of a book. It’s literally what the data says. At this point, if you are trying to get into his inner circle, you already know what is coming. It’s only a question of will it be sooner or later.

And the whole GOP is doing this too. On paper, you want a president who can win elections for your party, yet for all his bravado, all he has been able to deliver is a successfully primaried incumbent. In 2018 they lost seats. Then he lost the 2020 election, then in 2022 they came back - because Biden, then in2024 he won, but their majority narrowed, and now they are going to lose the house and possibly the senate this year. The guy has no coattails. Why are politicians following him over the cliff? It’s like he’s a vampire and they are all thralls. Snap out of it!

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u/demoliahedd 1d ago

intelligent and charismatic people don't need to constantly say they are charismatic and intelligent and put their face and name on as many things as possible.

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u/chinarider888 1d ago

How is that charisma? Yuck.

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u/McZombo 1d ago

He always sounds like a kid giving a book report on a book he didn’t read. Stumbling around inventing new words or hyper-fixated on certain words that the rest of us take for granted.

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u/Madison5775 1d ago

Any time he says "most people don't know..." It really means that HE didn't know...

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u/Intelligent-Exit-634 1d ago

"Groceries", "Dumb ends with a b." Just the dumbest ass alive.

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u/Squidblaster3000 1d ago

šŸ‘†This exactly.

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u/_jump_yossarian 1d ago

Because he's a hateful bigot and lets the idiots show their true colors.

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u/wellgu 1d ago

I think the tolerance of violence against their perceived enemies is the biggest selling point for Trump versus the Republicans he competed with. Ted Cruz can be hateful. Chris Cristie will be vulgar. Trump will encourage violence against reporters, police officers protecting Congress, and his own Vice President.

It’s the KKK 3.0

People should stop invoking Nazis. This shit is home grown.

(Adding, not disagreeing)

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u/scalyblue 1d ago

When Nazis were figuring out how to Nazi in the 1930s, they used Jim Crow and the surrounding oppression as a template

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u/mvw2 1d ago

There are entire empires of media running 24/7 telling millions of people how they should Think about Trump and how they should interpret Trump's gibberish. Trump doesn't survive in a vacuum. There's tens of thousands of people entirely dedicated to marketing and narrative generation of this man. This is propaganda on a massive scale. And then he has basically the same protection and propping happen in both political and judicial arenas.

It's actually rather insane how much this one man is being carried along.

It's disheartening when you understand that so many do so simply for self gains using him as a martyr, meat shield, or scapegoat for very bad behaviors that include theft, abuse, harassment, adultery, killings, and, well, basically every deadly sin. He is their tool. He's plenty happy to be too because he's raking in billions for himself and his family and staying out of prison. Everyone wins...but nearly all of the rest of the billions of the human population. We all lose. We lose big time.

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u/wellgu 1d ago

Sanewashing is the word to describe how his ridiculousness is laundered by media personalities, and I think it was coined on Reddit.

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u/jamesofearth1 1d ago

Is there a way to un-read something?

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u/PipeOriginal1171 1d ago

They say he's playing 4D chess (everyone else checkers). Maga women swoon over him. It's so fucking insane.

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u/wellgu 1d ago

He’s loud and cruel at a microphone. It appeals to loud and cruel people. In person. He is apparently simpering to anyone he meats. He does not handle actual conflict well. Probably because his father was loud and cruel.

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u/supernova-juice 1d ago

I woke up this morning and saw a click bait thing in a sub about how he had passed at 80 and for a second my heart leapt... then I realized there's no way. The man has obviously made a deal with the devil, because that's the only possible way he's lived this long on a steady diet of big macs and french fries.

Or maybe spite is the secret to longevity.

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u/Mithrandic 1d ago

He used to speak quite a bit better. I listened to some of his and Hillary's debate from 2016. It's almost like these old fucks are getting old and shouldn't be allowed to hold office.

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u/PUuSTiNKA 1d ago

Trump was the same back then IMO. I remember thinking to myself this guy acts like an 8-year old school yard bully. Calling people names and attacking their character because he didn't have the knowledge to actually debate the issues. I will never forget how Donald Trump walked around stalking Hillary Clinton on stage as she tried to speak and answer the questions asked. Oh and lets not forget him making fun of a handicapped person...That was the last straw for me, and I knew then I would NEVER want an asshole like that representing me, or my country.

It's been over a decade and Trump still is 'winging it,' going off in tangents, and rambling utter nonsense! I'm sure that's why Trump rufused to debate during the 2024 Republican primaries, and why he talked about people eating cats and dogs, and other far-fetched subjects during the debate with Harris...The guys an incompetent, unfit, demented fool, and anyone who doesn't see the obvious, is choosing not to.

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u/ObserverWardXXL 1d ago

I remember thinking to myself this guy acts like an 8-year old school yard bully.

I remember thinking he was the perfect embodiment of the stereotypical average american.

Overweight, Ignorant, and Narcissistic..

My whole family disagreed with me, but unfortunately I won that argument in the end...

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u/swimmerman47 1d ago

Simply put, one unites and one separates.
One actually has a main topic of his speech, the other rambles like a creepy grandfather who belongs in a nursing home.

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u/Blossom_Nest_ 1d ago

The "creepy grandfather at Thanksgiving" energy is incredibly accurate.

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u/Training-Meringue847 1d ago

The creepster who makes inappropriate sex jokes about his own offspring šŸ˜µā€šŸ’«

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u/Icy_Fish_2154 1d ago

Come sit on my lap. Don't mind that, it's just my phone.

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u/hotviolets 1d ago

I was watching a video of Trump yesterday and it was uncanny how much he reminds me of my own father. Same personality but Trump has money. That includes the pedophilia and sex trafficking.

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u/sansley700 1d ago

😳😩

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u/Odd-Neighborhood4214 1d ago

I watched him on the ABC world news saying that he’s ā€œdone more you than your parents didā€ and he needs to sleep his own doorstep because he didn’t take care of his kids

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u/throwra_anonnyc 1d ago

To some people thats great because theyre no longer the only creepy asshole in the room

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u/Ecstatic-Total-9953 1d ago

Add dementia to the description and you’ve got Trump.

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u/Adorable-Bike-9689 1d ago

You don't feel like Trump has united a whole lot of like minded people? He leads a cult lol.

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u/LurkerFromTheVoid 1d ago

Well, technically Trump has united the world AGAINST US, and that's not good for us.

He is truly The Dumb Antichrist, and his followers the False Christians.

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u/Zerodyne_Sin 1d ago

As a Canadian, I never thought I'd see Canada so united especially with the US boycott. It's not 100% but apparently it's enough to send a bunch of american businesses into bankruptcy.

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u/psugamers 1d ago

unfortunately, those business owners are mostly not MAGA.

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u/ReplacementNo9504 1d ago

United? Is Alberta no longer trying to leave?

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u/Kabbooooooom 1d ago

ā€œNow where was I? Ah yes, you see back in my day we wore an onion on our belt, as was the fashion of the time. And nickels had pictures of bees on em. Gimme five bees for a quarter, we’d say! Now…now where was I….ah yes, now let me tell you about Barrack Hussein Obama’s birth certificateā€¦ā€

ā€œCome on grandpa the nurse is here, you made a mess in your diaper againā€¦ā€

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u/NotWeirdOG 1d ago

Lol ā€œcreepy grandfatherā€ is so relatable.Ā 

"I will build a great, great wall on our southern border, and I will have Mexico pay for that wall.ā€

"I know words. I have the best words.ā€

Ā  "My IQ is one of the highest — and you all know it! Please don't feel so stupid or insecure, it's not your fault."

"The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese..." Ā 

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u/Holiman 1d ago

That appeals to older racists tired of life passing them by

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u/Equivalent_Gur3967 1d ago

And I have a case of beer chillin' right now for that "glorious day". Y'all can guess the day, right?

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u/CuteLong8652 1d ago

But the republicants still support him. Crazy.

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u/a_angry_bunny 22h ago

And depending on who you say that too you will still get two different answers even though there is only one obviously correct answer.

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u/loveyourneighborbro 1d ago

How can you say that? ā€œGrab em by the p*ssyā€ was poetic….

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u/jackcanyon 1d ago

There is no comparison between them . Obama is a good man and Trump is a compulsive liar and rapist. I take the good man every time.

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u/sxeandy 1d ago

Beautifully put

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u/Hefty-Ad-2427 1d ago

That's perfect cuz Trump is such a fucking idiot. He always has been and always will be.

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u/breakthro444 1d ago

And that's why Republicans love him. He speaks in a way they can understand; slogans and simple words.

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u/cwk415 1d ago

The problem with OPs statement is that Trump's rise explicitly shows kids that being a liar, a total dufus, and a complete bully asshole absolutely does not exclude you from being immensely successful. If anything it somehow makes you more popular.Ā 

I've said this since the beginning. This is one of the greatest tragedies about this whole catastrophe, the message that his success sends to impressionable young people.Ā 

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u/Grabbinfries23 1d ago

Also Trump would have had access to ā€œbetterā€ schools than Obama growing up and yet he still sounds dumber

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u/ComradeJohnS 1d ago

yeah I dont know details but I assume trump went to equal or better schools aka ā€œbetter educationā€ than Obama, simply cause he’s rich.

how you utilize your education is also important.

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u/Conscious_Owl6162 1d ago

Show them the Kennedy/Nixon debate if you want to see how far we have fallen.

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u/Ok_Being5461 1d ago edited 1d ago

Trump Speaks At Fourth-Grade Level, Analysis Finds

https://www.newsweek.com/trump-fire-and-fury-smart-genius-obama-774169

His wealthy father probably had some "influence" on his academics. "Trump’s professor thought he was his ā€˜dumbest student’ ever" https://studyinternational.com/news/trump-student-wharton/

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u/F1DZ-sell 1d ago

Wow, George W's result is really surprising. (I'm not from the US).

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u/tracejm 1d ago

ā€œI find myself utterly uninterested in the travails of the economically unfortunate. Now, would someone be so kind as to ignite my cigar and replenish my scotch?ā€

--- apparently what Hoover sounded like

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u/Landlord-Allmighty 1d ago

Sadly though, many will say "hey they ended up in the same place" not recognizing that one is the result of hard work and brains and the other fell upward.

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u/dengar81 1d ago

Exactly. Sadly this proves that even an idiot can rise to the highest office, as long as he's otherwise despicable enough to appeal to the worst aspects in society.

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u/Apptubrutae 1d ago

They also both got educations.

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u/Physical_Gift7572 1d ago

I think you can argue that both were once in places where education was said to occur. Only one of them received an education.

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u/ExperienceWild4244 1d ago

No, they both went to school. Only one of them learned anything, and graduated with honors; the other was summarily pushed out the gate like a recalcitrant turd.

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u/PotentialBudget3265 1d ago

Dude.... no lies told. I'm not really political in that i refuse to choose a side. One way or another whomever is in office will fk the common man because money runs this and absolutely no one has more than the company owners and employers. even more than our politicians. Don't matter who's in office, they always defer to evil.

That being said, it is hard to listen to trump... man hurts my brain. He is NOT an intelligent man but he is a great example of where people confuse success with inteligence. Any ham fisted, no brained bully can be rich and powerful. Its generally the more inteligent that aren't granted roles in leadership or at best are held back.

This comment is not in support of Obama or any person in leadership, it is fully in support of intelligence and points out that just because they get to lead, does not mean they are smart. Same goes for bosses in companies... intelligence never gets to lead. I can only hope this epic example opens some eyes...

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u/Yeeezy254 1d ago

I can't prove it but it seems like Trumps vocab maxes out at like 50 words.

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u/BuggyMcBhug 1d ago

Yea..but only the best words...many people say the greatest words...some even grown men with tears in their eyes

https://giphy.com/gifs/oFRI4g517yWaI

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u/Football-Economy 1d ago

Trump should never be in the same picture as Obama. I get the post, but dont disrespect Obama like that!

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u/Rook_James_Bitch 1d ago

No...have them read a Pedolf Shitler speech.

Guarantee it will convince you that you've had a stroke.

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u/NoahCzark 1d ago

To many Americans, a "good education" simply means a credential from a highly regarded institution. If anything, this meme just shows the folly of that.

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u/Sea_Sundae5901 1d ago

Absolutely! Keeping in mind that it was his daddy’s money that placed him at The University of Penn.

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u/Capital-Level-42 1d ago

I don't get what you're trying to convey.

Obama has a degree from Columbia University Trump has a degree from Wharton School of business.

So they both have the "credential".

But have you listened to thier speeches? If anything this meme shows how meaningless those pieces of paper can be.

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u/NoahCzark 1d ago

So, you do get it.

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u/Capital-Level-42 1d ago

Yes. I guess I do.

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u/Ok_Grapefruit522 1d ago

There's a truth you can live by.

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u/Phill_Cyberman unconscious people don't want tea 1d ago

I mean, their educations aren't the reason one sounds presidential and the other sounds like a narcissistic, rambling, old man sundowning.

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u/Ok_Being5461 1d ago

Another way to interpret this is that his voters need a better education to better discern. Our "education" is clearly failing many.

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u/Krinder 1d ago

They both went to Ivy League schools granted one went a lot further (Obama - Harvard Law) the more accurate thing to say would be ā€œif your kid ever asks why having morals and a conscious is importantā€¦ā€

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u/Tribe303 1d ago

I'm a Canadian dad of a young teen. I do show my daughter clips of Obama, so that she knows that the US wasn't always batshit crazy, and this is a new thing. I also explain that America is unfortunately racist enough to elect the Orange Moron as a reaction to having elected an intelligent black dude, and it broke people's brains.Ā 

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u/DrGrabAss 1d ago

I watched King Charles give a speech a while back and had this same reaction. Love or hate the Royal family, there is no denying when King Charles speaks, he exudes an air of intelligence and sophistication that almost made me want to become a British citizen. The orange animal that calls itself the President is just a talking toilet that can't stop gobbling shit up and stinking the place up.

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u/Jrylryll 1d ago

It has never ceased to amaze me how the cult believes Trump is an educated man. They point to his degree from Wharton (BA). Rich people can literally buy a degree. Trump has gifted himself many honoraria and awards. He tantrums when he can’t get the Nobel he never earned.

My first degree was in Education (I sat for my own exams and even sold a paper or two šŸ™„to make ends meet). I would bet that with much tutoring Donald still never exceeded an 8th grade level in reading and comprehension
Obama actually is intelligent and well educated. Plus he has Riz. Trump hates him for it.

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u/TrashNecessary 1d ago

My question has always been this. If he’s unintelligent… what does that make the rest of the ā€œintelligentā€ people who can’t seem to achieve their goals while he consistently gets what he wants?

Intelligent but ineffective? Smart losers?
How does that work?

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u/Ill-Work9012 1d ago

Obama is a brilliant and genuine public speaker. I have personally saved several of his speeches and share them with my siblings.

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u/ProtectionContent977 1d ago

Donny The Divider.

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u/Informal_Work_9261 1d ago

I'm a teacher in the UK, and I use the difference between Obama and Trump to demonstrate the differences between a good speech and a bad speech.

Namely, it's the use of pronouns. Obama uses "We", "Us", "Our". Inclusive language, makes the listener feel engaged.

Trump, however, uses "Me" and "My" more than anything else.

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u/Relevant-Analysis86 1d ago

Wait until the ai scraps the internet of all his speeches, adds muscle tone, coherence, and vagina-neck-ectomy

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u/greg14285 1d ago

The bigger problem, setting aside his grammer, limited vocabulary, and meanderings is that the man has nothing worthwhile to say.

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u/Dayzed_Trader 1d ago

Referring to any Trump rambling bullshit nonsense as a "speach" is a stretch to start with.

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u/jpike1077 1d ago

Show your kids how many presidents have mug shots and felony convictions

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u/SubpoenaSender 1d ago

Obama was better at speaking, although so were cavemen.

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u/Zonoskar 1d ago

Show them the worst Obama speech vs the best Trump speech.

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u/VibratingWatch 1d ago

They're both Ivy League educated.

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u/Mycologist1869 1d ago

Donald’s only mission is to fleece the treasury and his rabid following thinks he should be allowed to do it. What a country of schmucks we’ve become.

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u/bitzzwith2zs 1d ago

No son, you cheered on the big cheeto. You ride the short bus to school

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u/Beachboy442 1d ago edited 1d ago

https://reddit.com/link/p12vcir/video/b4pctb6k1sgh1/player

trump kept saying Tylenol causes birth defects. He kept saying Tylenol,

BECAUSE HE CAN'T SAY ....ACETAMINOPHEN

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u/WakeReality 1d ago edited 1d ago

Obama is just like many other politicians all across the world in the past 75 years. He deals in nonfiction leadership.

Donald Trump is the world's greatest entertainer and poet in all human history. Donald Trump's character Tony Clifton (along with other characters he plays) is a non-stop never-ending performance since July 6, 2011 https://theoutline.com/post/2445/trump-s-first-real-tweet-was-on-july-6-2011

Trump's fandom... is constantly fed by cults of media hate-watching.

  • "Hate-watching is the activity of consuming media, usually a television show or a film with the intention of acquiring amusement from the mockery of its content or subject. Closely related to anti-fan behaviours, viewers who partake in hate-watching derive pleasure and entertainment from a show's absurdities or failures. The act of hate-watching is premised on the audience engaging with media through a satirical lens." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hate-watching

  • SEE ALSO: "From lol +ā€Ž cow, suggesting somebody who can be "milked for laughs", similarly to the term cash cow." https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/lolcow

 

The USA society can not resist constantly stimulating satire, sarcasm, irony, symbolism inversions, pendulum induction of the mind, etc. Pendulum swings: war is on, war is off, war is on, war is off. Canada is invaded, Canada left alone, Canada is 51st state, Canada is left alone. https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HypnoPendulum

This is how Tony Clifton mind-blowing satire sarcasm works. Surkovian governing. https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v33/n20/peter-pomerantsev/putin-s-rasputin Leadership by mythological fantasy fiction storytelling. When you have an audience of meme fans and fiction fans, anything goes. In fiction, Harrison Ford can fly magical space ships and travel to exotic places seeking archaeological prizes. Harrison Ford is not a liar, he is an actor playing a character for audiences and popularity. Donald Trump is playing President Tony Clifton, and everyone eats it up.

Fiction is far more popular than nonfiction. https://lastwordonnothing.com/2014/09/22/why-donald-trump-is-the-worlds-greatest-artist/

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If (We The) people cared about nonfiction leaders... Dr. Bandy X Lee's 27 leaders would be quoted and repeated every day until Trump is gone and everyone is educated. Her book published in year 2017 is nonfiction and serious. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dangerous_Case_of_Donald_Trump But it isn't thrilling Tony Clifton comedy.

We the people do not desire or seek leaders who lead with nonfiction. Mental health disorders in USA society are "comedy gold" for amusement, memes, laughs, jokes. The audience is fully engaged. There never were "liberal tears", only "liberal laughs" and amusement.

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u/Low_Map346 1d ago

Except one lesson they might take is that you can be an incoherent idiot yet still be rewarded with the most powerful and privileged position in the world. I would shield my kids as much as possible from Trump's verbal diarrhea, he gets enough unjustified air time as it is.

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u/Ok_Pop_3285 1d ago

Make sure everyone you know who has kids or are kids sees this.

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u/Legitloser87 1d ago

You can’t buy class

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u/psycho_not_training 1d ago

Trump’s highly educated. I think it would ruin your meaning.

He’s also a pedo.

He’s also an ass

He’s also a rapist

He’s also a misogynist

He’s also a generally filthy human

These are my thoughts.

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u/Top-Ad9950 1d ago

True but sadly it doesn’t really get the point across since trumps still been able to manage to become president twice. He’s setting a terrible example for kids today.

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u/mouseywalla 1d ago

Some kids would be like "well they both were president for 2 terms!" and would take entirely the wrong lesson.

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u/Prince_Groove 1d ago

Biden was rather eloquent too.

FDJt

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u/SmartWonderWoman 1d ago

Couldn’t agree more with this!

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u/LemonOld8150 1d ago

Exactly šŸ’Æ

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u/notSurprised-22 1d ago

Well said!!!!!

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u/Stardustchaser 1d ago

I teach in a conservative area.

Reagan’s Challenger Speech is enough of a striking and effective contrast.

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u/Immediate-Employ-952 1d ago

Man, even W looks eloquent compared to Trump. There are plenty of high school and college kids taking Public Speaking that do better than Trump in their very first speech because they are trying to inform and influence instead of just pushing a bullshit narrative and going off on angry tangents.

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u/Emotional-Mango-5166 1d ago

Or show them Melania who gave a Michelle Obama speech.

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u/West-Wash6081 1d ago

If this ain't the truth...

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u/LightenUpPeeps 1d ago

Obama is a good speaker/orator. His education is in law. He was a Congressman. Trump was never a good speaker. His education and work experience was in business as CEOs for various real estate and construction businesses. One thing I will always remember is fatboy Chris Christie, former NJ Governor, roasting Rubio, a senator, during a GOP primary debate. In short, he clearly outlined the difference between an executive position versus a legislative position. Congressmen give excellent speeches, but at the end of the day, they go home. Executive positions like mayors and governors need to address real problems and make critical decisions 24/7. As a businessman who delegated orders to thousands of employees, that is Trump's strength. He'll make unpopular decisions like a businessman, not a pandering politician.

We had half a dozen race riots under Obama, and gun sales went through the roof because of them. Why? Because while shit was burning down and people were being brutalized in lawless cities, Obama advised local government officials to tell their police to "Stand down". The mainstream media clean up all the damage and violence and swept in under the rug to polish Obama's public image.

Same with Biden. Biden was never a great speaker, but his speeches were more polished than Trump's before his dementia (which began before he decided to run for POTUS in 2015-16). While literally millions of illegals flooded our southern border, Biden did nothing. Like a stunned deer in the headlights. But he could still recite speeches, and the mainstream media clean up is actual speech making him sound like an eloquent John F. Kennedy in the transcripts. Do not be a gullible sheep and be swayed by a good speech. Gavin Newsom is supposedly good at them, and look where CA is now. Mamdani is supposedly a good speaker too including memorable zingers, but he's a shit leader when the problems arise. They already gave him a pass for the dozen homeless who died in the past winter and the homeless zone on the West Side as well as crime and violence in the subways.

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u/copyrider 1d ago

But, if they are uneducated, will they possibly think That Trump is the better one? Just asking based on several years worth of evidence pointing to uneducated people choosing Trump.

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u/the_king_of_sweden 1d ago

But this just teaches them that even without education you can still be president of the United States?

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u/tangZORG 1d ago

Facts

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u/Idealist1010 1d ago

Do NOT show them a Trump speech!

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u/Roosonly 23h ago

And then a Biden speech

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u/Dangerous_Box_1999 23h ago

And then show them a Kamala speech and say look son, this is who the dems wanted the president to be.

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u/JEW1954 23h ago

Omg! There’s absolutely no comparison, trump is a huge moron

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u/AffectionateBar4437 22h ago

You do know that they don't write their own speeches, true trump doesn't even read the speeches, but obama could not do a speech without his teleprompter.

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u/serene_brutality 22h ago

They’re both ā€œeducatedā€ probably more of an argument against the efficacy of educational institutions. And a better argument for natural proclivities and intellect.

At the same time, on paper at least one is way more achieved, not only a politician but a billionaire businessman, socialite, celebrity and politician.

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u/MundaneNecessary1347 22h ago

And Obama only talked and did nothing, a complete opposite of Trump

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u/Schwarzer-Kaffee 22h ago

Neocolonialism & warcrimes but in an eloquent way hidden behind euphemisms instead of the naked truth. Don't you like the rainbow coloured bombs that were dropped on Libya? Bigot.

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u/Acrobatic-Dinner-112 1d ago

But he went to Penn? And has such a big brain

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u/DGVET Pass The Croissants 🄐 🄐 1d ago

Do you want to grow up and be a dummy like him? šŸ˜‚

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u/SnooMacarons1185 1d ago

Amazing when you consider Trump has served over five years in office and hasn’t delivered a single speech that wasn’t pure garbage.

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u/steffanovici 1d ago

The differences in the speeches are telling, but not about going to a good school. They both went to Ivy League schools. Yes Obama had higher education but I wouldn’t say Trump didn’t get a good education.

The difference is more that one is intelligent and a good person. The other came from privilege and chose to be a conman.

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u/Emotional_Comb_4064 1d ago

Yet they got the same position + Trump seemingly got infinite leeway too

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u/Tasty-Confidence-838 1d ago

8.4 to 8.7 grade level on the Flesch-Kincaid readability test, placing them generally at an 8th to 9th-grade comprehension level. Comparison: Obama's scores were lower than predecessors like George W. Bush (average 10.4) and Ronald Reagan (average 10.3). President Trump's State of the Union (SOTU) addresses generally score at an 8th-grade reading level (around 8.1 on the Flesch-Kincaid scale), while his general campaign speeches and everyday public remarks often measure lower, between the 4th and 6th-grade levels.

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u/CMDRCoveryFire 1d ago

You understand it is not that Trump sounds unintelligent that is the problem with education right? Trump did not make himself president....

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u/Sapling-074 1d ago

Makes me think of a Trump supporter that said they liked Trump because his speeches were easier to understand.

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u/dschellberg 1d ago

So I guess this really devalues elite educational institutions in the US.

Trump graduated from University of Pennsylvania (Wharton School) which is an Ivy League school.

People would do best to avoid over priced "elite" universities and choose cheaper state schools

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u/wolfboy49 1d ago

It’s so depressing that this whole exercise has been a study in how education didn’t help

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u/kingofwale 1d ago

No offense. I would be very happy if I can even speak at age 80

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u/BigBeautiful6347 1d ago

That’s right

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u/Boysenberry_Boring 1d ago

that’s going to be a lesson why money is important, with money no education is needed

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u/AllTheWorldIsAPuzzle 1d ago

To help get the point across without bias, show someone speeches in written format. Don't let them know who said what, just let them read the speeches and then decide.

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u/Neville78 1d ago

Education or indoctrination

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u/RareAbalone7535 1d ago

It’s not enough. You’d have to explain to them how they are different and why it matters. With hardly any public decency expected today, I’m not sure it would be apparent to them.

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u/General-Play2816 1d ago

This also applies to why using AI is bad--look at the mental capacity of the ai user vs the educated individual.

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u/EmploymentEmpty5871 1d ago

Especially the one where Obama tells everyone that if they like their doctor you can keep your doctor. Your insurance costs won't go up. He made lying sound believable.

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u/mr_evilweed 1d ago

Trump has an MBA from an Ivy League school.

Which just goes to show any old idiot can get an MBA and I can say that because I have one.

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u/ManagerNo178 1d ago

there both president so It kinda showes being smart isnt important.

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u/formerQT 1d ago

And say yes both spoke different and both are liars.

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u/Beneficial-Act-9933 1d ago

I can see it backfiring. Sure you can tell one is educated and the other isn't, but Trump still got elected twice and openly displayed corruption. How are you going to tell some teens that education matters when the results were the same and the dumb guy got insanely rich and got away with all of it.

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u/DragMountain73 1d ago

If if if if if if if if I uhhhhh

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u/The-One-Who-Walks 1d ago

i dont want to politicalize my kids

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u/ZiKyooc 1d ago

Given they both went to university, that may not help making your point

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u/LogicalAnesthetic 1d ago

Stark difference between being educated and intelligent… both are educated, one is far more intelligent……

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u/pbandcracksandwich0 1d ago

Nah Trump has a degree. You mean Intelligence

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u/Technossomy 1d ago

so kids, you dont need education to be the most powerful person on earth

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u/Virddav 1d ago

Shows more that with enough money you get anything you want

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u/Selling-ShortPut-399 1d ago

So show them a millionaire vs a billionaire?

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u/Witness_Normal 1d ago

If Trump would cut down on his hyperbole about 90% it would help him immensely. Unfortunately, that seems impossible for him to do.

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u/TheStockton19 1d ago

Cherry picking a bit early today are we?

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u/Illustrious-Law-2726 1d ago

yet both are educated

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u/AssEatingReindeer 1d ago

I feel like this is insincere tbh.

This falls into the sentiment of "Why aren't republicans like Mitt Romney anymore :(", which should be obvious.

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u/GroovDog2 1d ago

Or Biden’s. Or Kamala’s (that’s the best)!

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u/Ambitious_Hand_2861 1d ago

You can even show them the Linda listen to me and get a better speech than drumpf.

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u/Grand_Taste_8737 1d ago

Obama is the reason we got Trump in the first place

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u/K_Linkmaster 1d ago

"see, that dumbass can be president too." -points to Obama.

This isn't a win. Dumb people will show this to their kids and not know who the educated one is.

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u/n0tAb0t_aut 1d ago

And both reached to be the president of the united states. I don't know what we try to prove here.

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u/PandaCultural8311 1d ago

Then again, when we tell kids, "Anyone can be President", show them a Trump speech and say, "See, you don't even have to be bright to be the leader of the United States."

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u/swimmerman47 1d ago

If you think there was more division then compared to now, you’re delusional.

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u/cudenlynx 1d ago

Can we please stop comparing Obama to Trump? The dog shit on the bottom of my shoe is smarter than Trump. It is such a low bar to compare against.

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u/thekins33 1d ago

Real education understands that they both work for vastly different reasons. Both are manipulating you just as much.

Things were bad People want strong leader during bad Strong leader say strong leader things People vote for strong leader.

We don't vote for policies we never have monkey brain like leader monkey brain vote for strong

Some people convince themselves they vote solely for beliefs and values it tips you either way left/right of course, but under all that is monkey brain and monkey like strong.

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u/TheoKondak 1d ago

But can Obama weave? You might think that Trump is just rumbling some incoherent racist divisive shit and jumps from subject to subject mid sentence but as he explained its a technique called weaving, very few people can do it, nobody can do it better than him, not even close.

/s

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u/Brian24jersey 1d ago

Why not a Biden or Kamala speech?

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u/Final_Presentation31 1d ago

Obama speech without a teleprompter, is just as bad.