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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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A huge portion of America enjoyed a move back to the attitude of of "yeah, we're America, the fuck you gonna do about it" including myself (to an extent...ie America first, pay up for our services or shut up and so on)

After he had that guy killed, I had liberal friends saying how heinous it was to kill someone without a fair trial... Totally not understanding our court systems arent for foreign mass murdering tyrants plotting more war crimes against our nation. And that's the type of thing trump supporters got behind, again, including myself.

I think he had a role to play and was a result of years of moving away from American exceptionalism and making us feel like we're just another average European nation (no offense meant). Whether you think it's healthy for a nation to love what they are or not is a personal decision, but it was made very clear that a lot of people rejected the idea of letting us slink away from being the dominant super power.

With all that said, republicans need to move past him if we want to get back into the Whitehouse. He had a time and place I think and that time and place is over
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I'm fine with his killing simply for the fact that if the leaders realize they might get killed rather than just lowly grunts, they'll be a lot less likely to start shit