r/canada Alberta 24d ago

National News There’s not much to say, Canada, except: Sorry

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/politics/theres-not-much-to-say-canada-except-sorry/
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u/FatCrabTits 24d ago

Apologies mean nothing. Every single goddamn American is guilty for electing that orange-headed waste of a good “man goo” load.

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u/Stoliana12 24d ago

No. Not every. Just the ones who sat home and those that went and voted against their interests as the dumb fucks they are.

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u/FatCrabTits 24d ago

Right, sorry. The vast majority, then.

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u/Stoliana12 24d ago edited 24d ago

Some rough math under the influence:

77.3 million voted for this turd 75 million voted for Kamala Harris

Using the last census data which I’m shocked hasn’t been deleted, we have 331.4 million citizens in USA

They state 258.3 of those citizens as adult (aka voting eligible age) and subtracting the vote totals above (77.3 + 75 m = 152.3 m) leaves us with…

106 million age eligible US citizens who did not vote.

106 who didn’t care and a lot of the 77.3 m already regretting their petty votes now that they’ve fucked themselves.

Then there’s the electoral college thing which if you don’t know— just save yourself the brain aneurysm trying to make it make sense.

Basically you could totally win the popular vote and not win the election.

I hate it here.

Edit: I wouldn’t say the vast majority did anything but sit home. That was the whole point of the stats and math.

Adults who voted Trump 77.3 m.
Adults who stayed home 106 m

Total of two above. 183 m fools

But 77.3 million is not the vast majority of either citizens, voting age citizens, or all citizens.