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‘A huge regression’: Walmart’s DEI rollback incites new racial equity push
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It's not gonna be like the pussy hat protest times in 2017 when Trump was considered an aberration. He has less guardrails this go around and a supreme court that gave him immunity for basically anything he wants to do as long as he isn't impeached and removed by Congress (though I don't see how Congress can impeach him and remove him when he could likely kill congressmen as an official act).
Your attitude of "it wasn't so bad" was shared by the American electorate who didn't pay attention to the daily occurrences in his first term and assumed people were being hyperbolic. But the reality is that he's older, dumber, and more unhinged than he was in his first term, and he promised terrible things his whole campaign and will have nothing stopping him from trying them.
Well, I hope you're rational enough to understand that you can't predict the future and you may actually be wrong about how bad you think things will be. What you're doing right now is 'speculating.' It's important to acknowledge that your predictions are just that, predictions. They have not come to pass yet and you shouldn't pretend that your predictions have already been proven true.
A lot of you people seem to argue as though your predictions are fact, and then get mad at anyone who says otherwise.
Was the first trump presidency better, worse, or about the same as you expected it to be leading up to inauguration?
Worse. It was worse than my expectations.
I'm not predicting anything above aside from it being different from 2017.
The first Trump presidency was a dumpster fire that was actively exploding daily until January 20th 2021. But I have "the advantage" of remembering all of the terrible shit that happened because my brain wasn't ravaged by multiple rounds of COVID to "redpill" me.