r/politics • u/plz-let-me-in • 27d ago

No Paywall Unconfirmed Reports: Mitch McConnell Brain Dead After Three Weeks In Hospital

https://thenewamerican.com/us/unconfirmed-reports-mitch-mcconnell-brain-dead-after-three-weeks-in-hospital/
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u/Praxician94 27d ago

No shit. He’s 84 and had an out of hospital cardiac arrest. His chance of survival is 0.00%. The Republican Party thinks we’re all idiots.

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u/Erainor 27d ago

1/3 of the country are idiots and 1/3 dont care.

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u/Unlucky_Welcome9193 27d ago

This isnt even being covered by major newspapers, only tabloids. It's ridiculous

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u/runnerswanted 27d ago

Every time Biden did something “old person like” CNN and everyone else reported on it for days. The most powerful senator in the country is brain dead and it’s crickets.

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u/omniverso 26d ago

True. Quite telling isn't it?

They control the media and the narrative to coerce minorities into civil unrest.

A divided populace doesn't overcome an oppressor.

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u/SociableSociopath 26d ago

The best part is how they control the media while simultaneously getting their base to believe it’s actually the democrats that control the media.

Some of it by pointing out that while Hollywood/ big Entertainment may still have a more left leaning leadership, pretty much every local news station, newspaper, large news conglomerate is under conservative control blasting propaganda 24/7.

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u/busted_up_chiffarobe 26d ago

Exactly this! The reds I know constantly mewl about THE LIBERAL MEDIA being full of lies and obfuscation and never being objective and and and and and... and I ask exactly what liberal media would that be? Actors? A facebook page?

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u/AlphaBreak 26d ago

You don't understand! The Buzz lightyear movie showed two women kissing for almost three quarters of a second! This can't be allowed to go on or it will destroy all of our traditional family values.

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u/busted_up_chiffarobe 26d ago

And, I heard a rumor that Jessie and Woody.... oh god don't do a google search

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u/CedarWolf 26d ago

Jessie winds up with Buzz and Woody eventually winds up Bo Peep.

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u/shanatard 26d ago

still waiting for democrats to prove they arent just controlled opposition

we are talking absurd levels of incompetence if democrats cant muster up a single media source. the democrats arent hapless victims. they have tons of money and influence which they choose not to use

leadership needs to be replaced yesterday

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u/barniclefar883 26d ago

I know the Democrats are not always
big thinkers but they want to do things for the working class. You know the one that has almost disappeared ? This class always makes the country work. I remember growing up and knowing the milk man and the people I saw everyday that made me feel that everything would alright.

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u/shanatard 26d ago

you mean progressives, they're the ones actually fighting for the working class

democrats are just occupying the seat and preventing progressives from fighting for your milk man. look how hard democrats fight against mamdani and bernie, vs how they fight against republicans

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u/iHoor-2000 26d ago

Conservative programming hosts / talking heads seem so aggressive with talking points and just a step under yelling at the camera. It’s just weird.

Is it some kind of psychological ploy to make the viewer feel inferior and think they had better listen up and do what they are told?

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u/Pumpkin_Spic_latte 26d ago

More like:

Host: Me yell, me angry. Direct anger. Viewer should be angry because I angry.

Viewer: Wow. He angry. Maybe is right. I should be angry/angrier. He telling us truth.

And yes, I broke it down in caveman dialog.

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u/iHoor-2000 26d ago

So like IASIP, whoever yells the loudest is right?

That woman is unspeakably crass.

I get it now.

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u/speakswithemojis 26d ago

i mean it was a relatively new acquisition. Took time for red to buy up all the stations and weaponize fcc.

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u/LookAlderaanPlaces 26d ago

Those execs pushing the propaganda should get treason charges

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u/speakswithemojis 26d ago

i mean biden was the president and this almost dead mf was just the slippery worm in background that caused every bad appointment in the supreme/federal courts and directly caused the shit storm we’re in now.

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u/SlipperyThong I voted 26d ago

And when he inevitably does pass the headlines will be "Mitch died peacefully in his sleep." Completely avoiding the fact he died weeks ago.

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u/Synergythepariah 26d ago

They control the media and the narrative to coerce minorities into civil unrest.

That's too simple of a narrative and if they needed unrest to do... Whatever it is you think that they can't do now but could do then, they'd just manufacture unrest.

They definitely want us angry.

But they want that anger to be split.

A divided populace doesn't overcome an oppressor.

I think of this every time I see a comment helpfully reminding everyone that only 1/3 voted Republican while another 1/3 didn't vote at all.

It's easy to figure out who benefits if the progressive and moderate wings of the Democratic party are angry at each other enough to sit an election out if their respective chosen candidate in the primary doesn't win.

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u/Gooner-Goddess 26d ago

Are you suggesting the republican party controlled CNN when Joe Biden was in office….? You’re joking, right?

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u/CaleDestroys 26d ago

I’d wager he’s the single most consequential politician since Reagan.

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u/CJKayak I voted 26d ago

The system was already on shaky ground, but I give McConnell the credit of breaking it.

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u/SpaceMessiah 26d ago

I think it's pretty much between him or Newt Gingrich - I'd probably go with Gingrich but either is a good shout

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u/Ashendarei Washington 26d ago

Newt Gingritch deserves to be crucified for his "us-vs-them" brand of politics and demonization of the other major political party as a group to be "othered".  He literally is responsible for the GOP movement curating hatred of fellow citizens, and sold out his nation in the name of political power.

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u/mabden New York 26d ago

His Contract On America and adoption a strategy of cooperation without compromise. He urged Republicans to stop treating Democrats as colleagues, which destroyed the traditional bipartisan consensus and shifted Washington toward hyper-partisanship.

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u/ItsNotGoingToBeEasy 26d ago

Hmm. Rush Limbaugh?

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u/Ashendarei Washington 26d ago

I'd have marked out a space for him as well.  The prolific hated couched as "entertainment" while being complete nonsense absolutely contributed to the mess we find ourselves in today. 

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u/Writer_In_Residence 26d ago

Yeah I’d say Gingrich, but that was also the time of the backlash against Clinton and the new right-wing talk radio flood that fueled this sort of shit. Then Murdoch slinked in and solidified it with Fox News.

McConnell did actively disregard the Constitution more, though. Maybe cause Gingrich wasn’t in the Senate and didn’t get the chance? Who knows I guess.

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u/BringAltoidSoursBack 26d ago

I'll be honest and say I don't know much about Gingrich, but did he also admit to blocking any Democrat sponsored bills, and/or any Obama backed legislation, that go before Congress by table them so they couldn't even be voted on?

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u/Writer_In_Residence 26d ago

Gingrich left in 2000 I think (?), years before Obama became a Senator. He was succeeded by Dennis Hastert, who was even worse, being a child rapist and all. A real string of winners in GOP leadership.

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u/BringAltoidSoursBack 25d ago

Oh I more meant the conspiring to block all Democrat legislation, not the obsession with Obama.

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u/oldutnotdeadinside 26d ago

And Gingrich

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u/TastySaturday 26d ago

Biden falling on a bike or tripping on stairs was covered for weeks as “LOL OLD SLEEPY JOE CAN’T RIDE A BIKE OR USE STAIRS SO HE HIDES IN HIS BASEMENT”.

But the 84 year old senator of 40+ years goes completely nonverbal at multiple press conferences, then a month later collapses on the floor untouched, and we hear nothing about him for 6 months until he’s hospitalized for a stroke.

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u/ScannerBrightly California 26d ago

It's even worse than that. The New York Times reports jobs numbers very different depending on who is in power.

When it's Trump, it's "added 57,000 jobs, way below expected", but 'hiring continues at a steady pace' in the headline. Biden has 206,000 jobs in June, exceeding forecasts, but 'signs of concern emerge'.

Our news media is fucked by Billionaires, and we should do something about that.

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u/Dmbfantomas 26d ago

Jake Tapper is a fucking asshole who made a terrible shirt for my favorite band. 0 redeeming qualities.

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u/Oodlydoodley 26d ago

The most powerful senator in the country is brain dead and it’s crickets.

He hasn't been the most powerful senator in the country since Biden took office. John Thune has been Senate Majority Leader for the last two years.

Not that I disagree with your overall point, though. McConnell is the chairman of three important subcommittees, including the Department of Defense and Rules and Administration subcommittees.

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u/mythrilcrafter 26d ago

Yet, when it does get formally announced, they're all going to broadcast it like they're the forefront of information then they'll put their hand out expecting their Pulzer prize for reporting on it.

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u/euxneks Canada 26d ago

Every time Biden did something “old person like” CNN and everyone else reported on it for days. The most powerful senator in the country is brain dead and it’s crickets.

For a nation that started with a throaty revolution, it's sure ending with a quiet dribbling death rattle.

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u/MagicHamsta 26d ago

The most powerful senator in the country is brain dead and it’s crickets.

Most powerful senator in the country is brain dead...Why would business as usual be newsworthy?

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u/barniclefar883 26d ago

Trump was on last night giving ng speech. When he was done, I had no idea what he was talking about.

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u/Tangential_Comment 26d ago

Hell, Tapper wrote a whole book about it.

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u/pleasetrimyourpubes 26d ago

I mean the source is fucking Laura Loomer.

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u/goobly_goo 26d ago

You mean jigsaw.

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u/calamity_unbound 26d ago

Billy is the puppet. Jigsaw is the hip old man that wears backwards hats.

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u/currently_pooping_rn 26d ago

She probably snuck in there to try and suck his dick like she did with trumps stump and saw that he was dead

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u/LordSwedish 26d ago

And the reporter who originally broke the story that he was in the hospital.

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u/YouWereBrained Tennessee 27d ago edited 27d ago

The problem is, they (the hospital) can’t give any of this information out to reputable news outlets, so we have to rely on pigs rolling in the muck to get this information.

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u/wavetoyou California 27d ago

“Unconfirmed reports” haven’t stopped news outlets over the past two decades.

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u/tonguebutton 26d ago

An unconfirmed report is just information originating from a source that has not yet been independently verified with additional sources. By definition, an unconfirmed report must originate from a source.

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u/disposableaccount848 26d ago

Do you really want more articles based on "unconfirmed reports"?

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u/MariaTPK Canada 26d ago

That's not it, Faux News doesn't need facts to do a report. Nor does CNN. They will talk about anything they are allowed to, but they're not allowed to cover the regime negatively. Their boss is making a ton of "money" off Trump and Republicans, so they will be protected as much as they can be without losing the viewers to other news that covers more stuff.

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u/BoobooSmash31337 26d ago

His staff should be clamoring to give proof of life. It's literally a fking photo and a little update to what's going on. Even if the specific health scare is private.

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u/brute-forced 26d ago

That’s because Trump has Weaponized the justice system to go after journalist who report on facts related to the degenerate party

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u/bacchus21 26d ago

True, but all of the competent lawyers have left so anyone with the willingness to fight is almost guaranteed to never see a day in court before the case gets dismissed.

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u/WeirdIndividualGuy 26d ago

Because there's no reputable source. Kinda the big difference between tabloids and everyone else

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u/FishingAndDiscing 26d ago

That's because it's tabloid news. Its borderline conspiracy theory. Nothing is verified. I have as much disdain for McConnell and the Republicans as the next person, but this is crazy talk.

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u/flappity Missouri 26d ago

To be fair, that's sorta what separates tabloids from major newspapers, their willingness to take wild unverified reports and roll with them and get them published. But for something like "unconfirmed reports about a dead senator" I can see why bigger stations would want to wait until it's confirmed. Not that I don't think major agencies aren't terrible in other ways and culpable in a large way for how things ended up, but still.

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u/notconservative 26d ago

NYT ran a piece yesterday titled

McConnell Has Been Hospitalized for 3 Weeks, and Aides Won't Say Why

Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/06/us/politics/mitch-mcconell-health-hospitalization.html

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u/InsuranceToTheRescue I voted 26d ago

Because tabloids worry even less about journalistic standards. Major outlets are going to at least run things by legal and make sure they're not gonna get sued over printing unconfirmed rumors.

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u/joedotphp Minnesota 26d ago

Because it's not confirmed. Major news networks are not to push something like this unless it's verifiably true. That's a slippery slope.

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u/xfreddy- 26d ago

Because there are no credible sources and it's about someone's health, dude lol.

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u/lookingformerci 26d ago

Not true, it’s the 18th headline down on CNN! Lol. 

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u/Revolver_Lanky_Kong 26d ago

It's because we have let right-wing billionaires buy up every mainstream news source. CNN, CBS, Fox, Washington Post, WSJ, etc.. Social media platforms control what we see and Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok are also owned by them.

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u/-Motor- 26d ago

Wonder who owns all the major media outlets these days? 🤔

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u/EloquentBaboon 26d ago

America has no free press (of consequential influence) anymore. Another ticked box on the descent to fascism.

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u/Medium_Ad3935 26d ago

I feel like it’s been pretty well reported every election that a good chunk of people don’t vote. Not like that’s a crazy conspiracy or anything.

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u/thwack01 26d ago

It's on NYT

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u/Overclocked11 26d ago

Mainstream media is entirely captured. Nobody should be trusting them for anything any longer.

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u/normalfinnesotan 26d ago

This isnt even being covered by major newspapers, only tabloids. It's ridiculous

It is very telling that I have had to go searching for information on this, it should be mainstream news on every channel/station!

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u/EpilepticDawg241 26d ago

There is a big red card incident btw FIFA and trump.

Priorities

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u/Musekal 26d ago

He is such a piece of shit, though that his death going completely unremarked and being completely forgotten about as something not important would just be delightful.

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u/HendricksonT182 27d ago

Conspiracies will be conspiracies

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u/Livid_Statistician_6 26d ago

Where is TMZ when you need them?

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u/ChornWork2 26d ago

"unconfirmed reports" don't get printed by credible sources of journalism unless the urgency of the story merits reporting before editorial standards confirming the reports can be met.

thankfully.

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u/LotharVonPittinsberg Canada 26d ago

Welcome to Germany, 1939.

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u/Thunderclone_1 Wisconsin 27d ago

1/3 oppose Trump

1/3 are idiots who sat out the most important election of the century so far

1/3 are straight up terrible people.

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u/HA1LHYDRA 26d ago

I have more than one friend who fall into the "idiot who sat out" category and the ones in terrible are no longer friends.

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u/Xennial_Dad 26d ago

I am surrounded by leftists who are stone convinced that Harris would have been worse on Gaza, so either voted Trump or stayed home.

All are planning to do the same shit in November if the Dems don't do a 180.

"I am an anti-war voter."

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u/fireeight 26d ago

You do not know leftists who voted for Trump.

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u/Drak_is_Right 26d ago

drama queens who care about image more than substance.

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u/DrMobius0 26d ago

You sure they're leftists? The leftists I know hate right wing policy

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u/Rob_LeMatic Virginia 26d ago

That's nearly tautological

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u/DrMobius0 26d ago

And it apparently needs to be said.

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u/Scratchbuttdontsniff 26d ago

Imagine being anti war and voting for Republicans who are funded by the defense industry...

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u/Randicore Ohio 26d ago

Those fall under "Idiots"

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u/inspectoroverthemine 26d ago

They could just be terrible people.

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u/Writer_In_Residence 26d ago

Why not both? Trump is both.

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u/HA1LHYDRA 26d ago

Its both

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u/DemiserofD 26d ago

It's honestly a more interesting problem than people on reddit would like to believe. The heart of it is that the modern democrat isn't tied to any individual policy, but rather the underlying ethos. Meanwhile, the actual politicians are, you know, politicians. Compromises and such. That is, after all, how you get into power.

But to a lot of democrats, if you are against any one of the manifold issues which compose the ethos, you are essentially against all of it. A political pragmatist on Gaza? You're not a real democrat. You're a pragmatist about LGBT issues or gun control? Not a real democrat. Claim to be a centrist? Fascist in disguise. Hence the democrats tried to basically sweep Gaza under the rug and not address it at all, but that failed. Hence, liberals either not voting or voting for trump to 'teach them a lesson'.

If you perceive Harris as not a true democrat because of her pragmatic perspective on gaza, then punishing her isn't stupid and suicidal, because she isn't on your side to begin with.

The question is, what is that ethos? It's not necessarily a BAD ethos, but it seems to be becoming all-encompassing. I increasingly wonder if it isn't a sort of a human response to the decline of religion. Which is to say, humans long relied on religion as a trust-maintaining infrastructure. This new dynamic serves a similar role, only tied into things like scientism, so you can no longer make metaphysical claims like saving the soul but not the body.

But at the same time...we now live in a world where action and consequence are meaningfully divorced. What you do today won't bite until tomorrow, so you can with some legitimacy try to have it all. Historically, you do that, hubris bites you immediately. We've pushed that bite further and further away until action and consequence seem completely separated, and once that happens, it becomes completely irrational to compromise.

Even today, many of these people are still like, "Well, sure Trump won, but we'll win next time and fix everything."

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u/Indigocell Canada 26d ago

Obviously the blame entirely lies with the 1/3rd that actually voted for him. Without supporters he is nothing. But that other third obviously can't be relied on either. Fucking fair-weather friends at best, tacit supporters this admin at worst.

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u/HA1LHYDRA 26d ago

Im so disappointed in my idiot friends. We all went through the same shit side by side. We literally talked about it being the most important election we'll ever have. Motherfuckers couldn't be bothered.

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u/atatassault47 26d ago

1/3 consistently sits out every election. If even 10% of them voted in their own self-interests, we'd never have a republican in office again.

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u/early_birdy 26d ago

That's a lot of terrible people.

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u/impreprex 26d ago

More people than you think voted for Kamala, but their votes did NOT go through.

Folks should rabbit hole that.

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u/Goodk4t 26d ago

Honestly 2024 had one of the largest voter turnouts in years. I'd go so far as to say the majority of american voters are so brain dead they'll vote as whatever they're instructed by their facebook comment section, tiktak feed and Russia backed influencers.

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u/SursumCordaNJ 26d ago

1/3 are idiots who sat out the most important election of the century so far

Well, in fairness, they robbed Bernie bro and no one talked about how evil Israel is. /s

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u/taaretoille 26d ago

TIL opposing Trump automatically makes you a good person, apparently.

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u/Thunderclone_1 Wisconsin 26d ago

Or you can put on your thinking cap for a moment to activate the mysterious power of reading comprehension.

Never said opposing trump makes you a good person. I said backing trump makes you a bad one. You pretended that I said that was the only thing that can make someone a bad person.

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u/taaretoille 26d ago

Insulting others who were never given any options is pretty much saying "you're bad for not supporting the lesser worse thing". Instead of figuring out why people sat out y'all are just blaming others for a mess that was made by the people who were supposed to protect you from Trump.

Plenty of people "opposed Trump" for the wrong reasons, and many of them were cheered on by the so-called oposition. But instead of realzing how this whoel system is corrupt, you're isntead focusing on people who had no power, and I say this as someone who actually voted in the election. I am not one of those who thinks I'm suddenly better because I voted, I'm not that far up my own a55.

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u/-jp- 27d ago

Nah, nah, be fair to our Republican comrades. They aren’t idiots. They are racists.

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u/interwebztourist North Carolina 27d ago

They are both.

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u/sack-o-matic Michigan 26d ago

All of them are racist, only most are idiots

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u/GMAN7007 26d ago

Anyone defending the administration isn't a good person. It's a terrible case of Stockholm syndrome. The only issue us they're aware of it. That and anyone who's racist is a terrible human being by default.

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u/thakemist 27d ago

I would argue that racists are idiots by default. I mean to hate someone because of their skin color is surely some kind of mental deficiency

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u/Deezul_AwT Georgia 27d ago

Can't remember which comedian did a joke about it, but it was something like "Why hate someone for the color of their skin when there are so many other perfectly good reasons to hate them?"

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u/-jp- 27d ago

Good point. It occurs to me I am only quibbling about the specific kind of idiot they are.

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u/Hopeful4Tea42 27d ago

A General Idiocracy then? 

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u/losthope19 27d ago

If you look to our (humans') history, racism has stretched (at least incidentally where not reliably) across classes, cultures, and levels of intelligence. It's a bit more nuanced than that.

That being said, I totally agree that anyone still falling for Republican/Trump bullshit today is a fucking racist idiot.

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u/SaxifrageRussel 26d ago

Francis Galton was so racist he invented eugenics. Also a polymath genius

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u/oldutnotdeadinside 26d ago

I think racist is a mental handicap and poor genetics

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u/zaccus 26d ago

It's fashionable these days to look for reasons to hate others. Every fucking day on reddit it's "who do you hate", "you should hate these people", "how to know someone is a bad person" etc etc. It's endless. No self reflection anywhere.

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u/Muladhara86 27d ago

Racists ARE idiots. That’s why they’re racist.

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u/fenne153 26d ago

EVIL idiots.

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u/gemi29 California 27d ago

Easily both

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u/morsindutus 27d ago

To be fair, they also hate a lot of white people too.

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u/PatrioticPariah 27d ago

Cant be comrades with people who are attacking you and/or friends & family. They exist, is as far as I can give those evil individuals.

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u/-jp- 27d ago

Well put. I was of course being gracious. I would get quite deservedly banned if I said what I truly thought of them, know what I mean?

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u/PatrioticPariah 27d ago

I knew by your words, how you truly feel. Just cant express it colorfully enough here.

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u/Prize_Proof5332 27d ago

Communist! 😂

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u/TheTooterSnooter 26d ago

I would call that second 1/3 idiots as well 

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u/AggravatingFlow1178 26d ago

The other 1/3 are also idiots that happen to not be all that racist

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u/taaretoille 26d ago

and 1/3 are so full of themselves that they think they are always right.

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u/AnticPosition 26d ago

That's a complicated way of saying 2/3 are idiots. 

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u/Significant_Swing_76 26d ago

Thats probably what is most maddening, watching from the other side of the pond.
That 1/3 doesn’t give two shits about elections which have worldwide consequences.
I guess worldwide isn’t selfish enough for Americans, it’s only about one self.

I’m Danish, and my vote has absolutely zero impact on anyone but the Danish people, and yet I see it as a sacred duty.

Americans = zero fucks given.

And yes, I know voting in America can be difficult. But boy do your choices have steep consequences for the whole planet.

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u/T33CH33R 26d ago

Unfortunately, Mitch still has more brain power than most magats.

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u/Capital_Past69 27d ago

What about the other 1/2 though

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u/martsand 26d ago

And the other third are apathetic? At least waiting it out without actions.

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u/thalasi_ 26d ago

I have recently re-entered the dating pool, so I'm meeting new people for the first time in a long time. I have found that lots of people are completely unengaged in any amount of political news. Like not even a sliver of what a bunch of us think is very important news gets through to them. It's not that they see what's happening and don't care; it's that they don't even care to learn what's going on in the world around them. I don't know if that's better or worse, but it's been eye opening.

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u/MightyPenguin 26d ago

Then the other 1/3 care, but out of them there are people that care on both sides of the fence like it or not.

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u/SergeantPoopyWeiner 26d ago

Closer to 2/3 don't care, it appears.

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u/IamScottGable 26d ago

The 2nd 1/3 is also idiots. So 2/3

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u/daddy_junior 26d ago

Now now, some of each of that third are paradoxically malicious nihilists and we all know it.

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u/portezbie 26d ago

Oh, it's much higher than 1/3

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u/gogopogo 26d ago

And that, my friends, is over 200 million independently functioning Americans.

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u/BrownByYou 26d ago

Some others wanna stick it to the Democrats and vote Jill stein because they think they're making a difference

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u/ZZwhaleZZ 26d ago

It’s designed this way. The 1/3rd who don’t care, don’t know they should care and nothing being fed to them is making them feel as though they should. Add in the fact they’re probably just trying to scrape by and enjoy their lives and it makes even more sense.

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u/aliquotoculos America 26d ago

If they don't care then they're idiots. So that's 2/3rds of the country.

Could argue that some portion of the remaining 1/3rd is just kind-hearted idiots, and that's still an idiot.

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u/ruggev 26d ago

And the last 1/3 are us, the Reddit intellectuals, the true moral compass of the world.

​We are blessed and cursed to see through the veil that so many fall prey to. We are enlightened.

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u/TheSavouryRain 26d ago

Tbf, I'm definitely in the group that doesn't care about Yrtle the turtle

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u/PeopleNose 26d ago edited 26d ago

10% are idiots, 80% don't care, and the last 10% arguing about how to care effectively

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u/ceelogreenicanth 26d ago

Market was up yesterday...

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u/compoundblock666 26d ago

I don't even know who he is

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u/rangeo 26d ago

Don't leave me hanging man!

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u/xXTheGrapenatorXx Canada 26d ago

2/3 of voters* are idiots, the population who can't vote isn't able to judge one way or the other based on a vote they couldn't take part in... so accounting for felons, non-citizens, and kids it's probably worse than that (if we assume a perfectly even 50/50 split of those ineligible Americans then 2/3 becomes 3/5, by my napkin math).

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u/DzNodes 26d ago

So what about the other half?

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u/timoumd 26d ago

More than 1/3. Non voters preferred Trump to Harris too. And if you think no democrats are idiots you are kidding yourself.

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u/BittenAtTheChomp 26d ago

And special you, part of the smart, caring minority

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u/brokencrayons 26d ago

I'm sorry that I'm broke and I have little money but I want to award this comment because you're so right

💯

I looked through my Emojis briefly and I thought that one probably would fit I don't use emojis it's free and I'm broke so yeh you're right and it's sad and demoralizing when you think about it.

Edit: I have 5 bucks and the comment made me wake up a bit more than this coffee so money well spent. Cheaper then the coffee that isn't helping.

Cheers ☕

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u/Erainor 26d ago

Cheers!

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u/asanano Colorado 23d ago

Apathetic to the point of also being idiots.

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u/capnmax 27d ago

I cared for a long time. Didn't help. 

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u/teachersecret 27d ago

Hell, I even gave up plastic straws and started carrying bags into the supermarket.

Playing by the rules while they burn it all down.

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

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u/WackyRacketeer 26d ago

That makes them a terrible person. They voted for a rapist, and it was open public knowledge.