/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>764118
It literally already did so once back in 2020. If Americans vote for the other guy,t he other guy becomes president. If they had all voted for Kamala in 2024, Trump would have lost the election, meaning he would have been "defeated" again, like he was in 2020. Obviously we are communists and we are opposed to the whole ruling class not just parts of it or specific individuals, but in what sense of the word is it not literally true that voting can defeat Trump.

>>764118
Ability to torture people for the state and pacifism for the masses.

Just wait until that blue wave hits, sweaty 💅

>>764127
The big thing is that liberals think that Trump as a political force will go away without Trump, all throughout Kamala's campaign she was going on and on about the supposed moderate Republicans and that Trump was a hijacker of the decent Republican Party.

Really it's not so much that Trump is a new political paradigm and more that he breathed new life into the normal conservatism that was already there by teaching them to fully embrace and admit their innate sociopathy.
The next Trump won't be someone with unique vibes like Trump, it will be the boring suit Republican of always but one who's not ashamed about telling Americans he wants to genocide the entire world for burger.
All of which is to say that I agree, but I don't think we can treat this as Trumpism or similar. It's something else.