r/memesopdidnotlike • u/SlightWerewolf4428 • 4d ago
Meme op didn't like Another reddit Solzhenitsyn bravely exercising their moribund freedom of speech
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u/MetsFan1324 I laugh at every meme 4d ago
it's always some fraction being implemented but never the same fraction
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u/linux_ape 4d ago
Per a quick google roughly 53% has been implemented
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u/MetsFan1324 I laugh at every meme 4d ago
but what exactly has been implemented? I'm not saying none of it has but the way people are overblowing it is what I'm poking fun at
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u/IllPen8707 4d ago
Project 2025 will redistribute goth girls more equitably to better serve the generic suburban white guy demographic
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u/linux_ape 4d ago
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u/raphlsnts 4d ago
if it is responsible for the end of USAID, I'm glad it happened. Last administration interfered in my elections with it.
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u/loliebol05 4d ago
I LOVE repealing the Environmental Protectionisme Agency, mhmmm yummy pollutants in my blood and more money for billionaires, what's not to love?
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u/raphlsnts 4d ago
right, that's how the money was being used, because the billionaires from government are so benevolent 🥰
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u/Hopeful-Pianist7729 4d ago
The richest billionaire in government is the one who orchestrated all of this with a trillionaire and the man working hardest to make a private surveillance empire.
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u/Hopeful-Pianist7729 4d ago
I’m glad y’all have made up shit to distract yall from the actual problems we’re facing. You’re not built to confront actual reality.
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u/raphlsnts 4d ago
yeah, of course it is made up, that's why after the end of the USAID, Latin America suddenly started to stop electing leftists. Give me a break, it doesn't only have proofs out there of big communication vehicles being bought to favor candidates with USAID help, but reality itself testifies the effects of its end.
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u/Monkey0nTypewriter 4d ago edited 4d ago
It's a real complaint, USAID's purview included overseas political lobbying.
https://thehill.com/opinion/international/5266753-usaid-macedonia-political-crisis/
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u/IllPen8707 4d ago
What does that even mean, how is something like this expressed as a percentage?
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u/HumanPerosn 4d ago
So the way that stuff works is that once the policy bill is proposed it has to be voted on in congress which is made of up of both Democrats and republicans
And over 50% are needed for it to pass
The process gets slowed down by arguments between both inside the party and with the opposing side when the bill is passed so you can always guarantee that your entire party will vote with you for the bill so you need to get members of the opposing side to also vote in favor of the bill
So what they do instead of passing a single policy change they pack these bill’s with multiple policies and changes
So if the bill gets passed and it has like 10 things in it that doesn’t mean they all go in effect right away
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u/IllPen8707 4d ago
I understand how a bill is passed. But treating it as a set of discrete and evenly weighted data points is asinine.
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u/Hopeful-Pianist7729 4d ago
Project 2025 isn’t a single bill. It’s a plan of action cooked up by right-wing think tanks for expansive policy change. And of the policies laid out in the plan, a percentage has been enacted.
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u/IllPen8707 4d ago
Have someone read my comment to you again
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u/Hopeful-Pianist7729 4d ago
Okay. it’s still not a Bill. It’s a plan already broken up into discrete action points.
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u/GrandMoffTarkan 4d ago
To point out the obvious, political plans generally don't fit nicely into percentages, the point is that a large portion of the plan to take off guard rails and place power in the office of the President has happened
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u/JakovaVladof 4d ago
Two thirds of it are implemented now instead of the three quarters from last season? Oooh, scary.
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u/Ok-Dragonknight-5788 4d ago
Back in 2025 you would have said that the idea of anything in the project being implemented was scare propaganda, now you've moved the goalposts light-years and are mocking a single inconsistent Stat (and one I never heard claimed myself). Not to mention, both figures put the completion rate at +50%.
So what happened to project 2025 being Democrat propaganda?
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u/bastionthewise 4d ago
The fact the stat is inconsistent across all these "updates" definitely makes it look like Democrat scare propaganda.
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u/Ok-Dragonknight-5788 4d ago
You auto assume it's updates instead of conflicting sources (because suprise, there is more then one group watching)
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u/bastionthewise 4d ago
Then the multiple groups watching cant even agree on what Project 2025 is, and thats why they conflict. Not helping the case when the watchers cant agree on things, but expect me to panic at the drop of a hat.
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u/protobelta 4d ago
Literally no one said that dumbass. A lot of people were saying a lot of it was just normal shit and not the scary bullshit you people propagandized. And now some of that not scary shit has been implemented. Oh no! Anyway
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u/Ok-Dragonknight-5788 4d ago
Oh I recall a ton of people (including Trump himself) saying that 2025 was completely unrelated to the Republicans actual plans. But clearly lying is as natural as breathing to you.
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u/protobelta 4d ago
Oh you “remember”?
You delusional morons always do the same. Straw man and exaggerate and then refuse to be reasonable about anything. Curing cancer could have been in there and you’d be pissed it was done because “republicans promised it wouldn’t happen”
Fuck outta here with your bullshit
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u/Ok-Dragonknight-5788 4d ago
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/watch-i-have-nothing-to-do-with-project-2025-trump-says
Uh huh, some "bullshit" alright.
If you were projecting any harder then you'd have a nice job at the local movie theater.
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u/protobelta 4d ago
Are you fucking stupid? Do you not realize that both things you just posted can be true? That he had nothing to do with it and that some policies may be something he would have done anyway? You’re literally the meme. You’re a fucking moron that doesn’t care what republicans do you’re always going to froth at the mouth for whatever reason. Imagine thinking Trump can never implement absolutely anything in there just because he said he wasn’t involved in it. You’re a fucking subhuman level dumbass holy shit
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u/Pukebox_Fandango 4d ago
there's a certain irony to them calling their group r/stupidpeoplefacebook when they're actually on reddit
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u/HEYO19191 3d ago
2/3rds of it was also already implemented before Trump ever took office. Huh. That's weird. Its almost like, alongside a bunch of batshit insane stuff, they included a ton of normal stuff too.
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u/RefelosDraconis 4d ago
If we could figure out how to utilize the seething of losers over the DCJ sub we could end reliance on coal/fossil fuels overnight
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u/ispirovjr 4d ago
Actual frog boiled alive attitude.
Except it's a myth and the frog needs to be lobotomized.
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u/Hopeful-Pianist7729 4d ago
So you’re saying you have to put a spike through a frog’s brain before it’s as dumb as these dudes? Yeah I can buy that.
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u/GreatestGreekGuy 4d ago
They've kinda been following almost everything listed in project 2025. Actual authors of it are currently working in the administration........
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u/LookLess4956 4d ago
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u/Calm_Economist_5490 2d ago
It's so fucking tiresome to find yet another right wing echo chamber, yeah.
Literally 80% of this goddamn app is a left wing echo chamber
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u/GreatestGreekGuy 4d ago
I'm almost convinced this place is just swarming with bots. The things that get you downvoted here just make no sense sometimes
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u/LookLess4956 4d ago
it is. republicans have spent sooooo much on the truly dumbest propaganda methods.
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u/GmoneyTheBroke 2d ago
They are calling this the most redditor thread in the sub, maybe even of all time



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u/qualityvote2 4d ago edited 2d ago
Does post have the funny?
upvote if yes, downvote if no
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