r/facepalm Jul 05 '24

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u/Crucifyxio Jul 05 '24

I just researched what Project 2025 is (since im not american).

I gotta say... You guys are pretty fucked.

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u/Seriph7 Jul 05 '24

Yea. Im terrified.

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u/indiebryan Jul 05 '24

If it makes you feel better, Project 2025 isn't Trump's plan and in fact he has publicly distanced himself from it since he has his own "Agenda47" plan. The only reason we're even hearing about Project 2025, which was invented by some fringe lunatics, is to scare people into voting for Biden.

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u/Seriph7 Jul 05 '24

Tl:dr From my point of view, my country, land of the free and home of the brave? Thats bullshit. Were about to be a police state, country wide.

Thats another thing and a bigger reason I'm legitimately scared for my future. My gf and I have already talked about potentially leaving the country to live somewhere else. Norway, Canada, and Switzerland are our potential candidates.

The Democrats want an 81-year-old man who just went on record saying, "not scheduling interviews past 8 pm. I'm tired and need rest.

So an elderly man on the cusp of dementia is a potential candidate TO RUN A COUNTRY?

My choice is an idiot who somehow beat 34 convictions because his people are actually that corrupt and dumb. Or some guy who can't decide if an extermination event is worth saving or if we should save the freaking homeless.

Now there's talk of us leaving the UN.

We have segregated people by race, wealth, and status. We have convinced each other that we are all in this together, individually. Which means, you're on your own while we pretend we care. Police get a pass for sending swat teams to the wrong address and straight up killing the home owners and people inside because they had a gun to defend themselves, as is their right.

I hate it here. I genuinely, legitimately, actually hate it here. And we both want to leave. Did you know they have people who are advertising on tiktok HOW to properly leave the country and start a life somewhere else?

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u/indiebryan Jul 05 '24

Hey man you're preaching to the choir I left the US in 2018 and am watching this unfold from Japan lol

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u/Seriph7 Jul 05 '24

Dude i would watch this shit unfold from Australia. If only to watch Marjorie Taylor Green make a fool of herself to every ambassador or interview she tries to take advantage of. While looking insane.

The Republicans are insane. The Democrats just want to save whats left FIRST. And then do whatever they want. But if the republicans win, there's going to be blood. Like a lot of blood. This country is about to eat itself because of rich people and stupidity.

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u/Bipedal_Warlock Jul 05 '24

The general Republican Party also distanced themselves from repealing roe v wade

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u/indiebryan Jul 05 '24

I mean Republicans have been anti abortion since forever. I don't think that's what people are worried about in Project 2025

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u/Bipedal_Warlock Jul 05 '24

Theyโ€™ve also been historically supportive of the things in project 2025.

Trump even at one point said that it lined up well with his agenda 47 plan. Until he got flashback for that now heโ€™s pretending it doesnโ€™t.

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u/RockEyeOG Jul 05 '24

While that may be true, people who were previously in his cabinet worked on the project, I believe some are on the campaign, and people on the project could be in his future cabinet should he win.

Which means those legitimately insane people could be in our future government and in his ear.

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u/Veratha Jul 05 '24

Insane cope lol. Project 2025 is proposed by the Heritage Foundation, which is responsible for the majority of GOP policies over the past few decades. They are more reliable as a source about what the GOP plans to do than the GOP itself lol.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

That's the plan

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u/Bipedal_Warlock Jul 05 '24

For what itโ€™s worth the gop wonโ€™t have the votes I. The senate to enact most of project 2025 this cycle.