We're all either actively (as in just fully admit it) or passively (as in can't give me an actual realistic scenario where it's gonna happen) agreeing that Trump isn't going to be removed fromm office. Again that's what I'm most angry about. We all agree we're doing nothing.
Trump not winning in 2020 is literally the only way we can get rid of him that doesn't require a series of miracles so unlikely we might as well be invoking God. And impeaching him sends those odds into the basement.
No, I don't want to hear "but you can't know that for sure!" I'm extrapolating from the data as much as anyone else and getting tired of that line from people who see it as an absolutely metaphysical certainty that the 3,475th time we prove Trump did a bad thing that he's already openly admitted he's done is absolutely with certainty going to the thing that takes him down because "the rule book says that's how it has to work" or cause a statistically meaningful amount of his followers to abandon him.
But the good thing about your side of the argument is if you're right none of use are going to care because Trump is gone and if you're wrong none of us are going to care because we're going to have much, much, much bigger problems to deal with.
Either way my only "win" is going to be being able to be the "I told ya so" guy and I don't get a lot of pleasure out of that.
If I'm wrong dance the "I told you so" dance on my head until the cows come home, I care not.
Just know if I'm right I won't do the same, because there's a lot more at stake here.
. I'm wondering if the quote system is leading to confusion.
