#merica things

[bleue-flora]

Sorry to get political but I think this is so important and applies to all democratic countries. Your vote matters. You don’t have to let the corrupt rich rule the world. They are no longer in government positions just because of birthright, you can do something as small as coloring in a circle to change things.

So Americans of the United States, I better see you voting in November. Heck, there are likely other local elections this year in your state you should partake in too, but please at least register now so at minimum you can vote in November. They put the polling places near your homes and the hours are open for a long period so you can go before or after work or even submit an absentee ballot if you can’t. And if you are unable to vote, encourage your friends and relatives to vote, because it can make a difference. 5 votes in Florida determined this election, and next time you can be one of those 5.

[rouge-fauna]

Honestly I never imagined there would be a day when I’m afraid to voice opinions because of the country I live in. Even anonymously. Anonymity means nothing when they can simply seize your phone or hack into your laptop while arresting you for whatever reason they see fit…

[rouge-fauna]

I don’t want to get political or anything but it really bugs me when I see comments about America getting what it deserves and such, because just to be clear while numbers vary depending on the source, according to the American Presidency Project roughly 75 million people voted for Kamala and 2.8 voted for neither party’s candidate meaning that about 77.8 mil Americans did not vote for Trump, which is more than the 77.3 mil who did. This election was really close, despite what the electoral college makes it look like, his majority was actually small in the wide scheme of things with only about 49.8% of votes. Even further though, according to the United States Census website the total population in 2024 was estimated to be about 340 mil people meaning that only 22.7% of all the people in America voted for Trump. However, that is misleading, so let’s consider the fact that only about 236 mil (69.5% of the population) are actually eligible to vote, then we have that only about 32.7% of the people eligible to vote voted for Trump. Even further though, since about 21.7% of the population are younger than 18, that means there are around 266 mil adults total, 29.8 mil of which didn’t have the option to vote. Now for those who did not or could not vote, who’s to say what they would’ve chosen, but the point still stands that only an estimated 29% of all adults in the United States voted for Trump. Now does that seem like the majority to you?

[rouge-fauna]

So in America their trying to pass or already pass a law that state that everyone will be a signed the gender they add at "conception". At conception we are all female thats why men have boobs despite not needing them.

That means every man in America is a legally a women. Meaning dteam are now Trans. What's your option on this?

Not tried to pass, Madame President made an executive order, it’s already a law. Everyone is officially a girl now, which I find to be comical. Gotta laugh to keep from crying for the trans community, ya know? <3…. Honestly makes me want to go around calling all the men who voted for Madame President as “she” or “her” for funzies. This is what they voted for after all, see how they like being misgendered, but not many would get the joke I think, I doubt they believe in science or read the news lol. ;D I will however stick to Madame President, because that is funny and deserved. What an idiot—no sorry, she’s such an idiot…

This will be probably the only political ask I’ll answer though, just because I come here to not think about that. Had to answer this one though because this was one of the only articles I read [link] and made me laugh.