I don’t hate America any country. I hate some of what the people in power do to exploit. The country it happens in is irrelevant.

I think the thing I hate most is “rampant capitalism” capitalism should be domesticated.

We didn’t even try Option 1 this time.

Option 1 was “maintain the status quo”. Continue to suck in exactly the same way that we have been sucking for the past 60+ years.

as every person looks out only for himself.

That’s called “Democracy”.

We didn’t even try Option 1 this time.

What exactly the fuck do you think four years of Biden was?

• all-time low for uninsured
• unemployment has held below 4% for the longest stretch since the 1960s
• income increases began to outpace price increases
• cost of living is returning to its pre-pandemic level this year
• rise in real wages for lower-income workers lowers inequality
• violent crime is down

None of these are things they did directly

• energy transition spending was $303 billion last year, a record and two-thirds higher than before Biden
• $369 billion investment in climate change, the largest in American history, through the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
• rejoined the Paris Agreement

None of these directly help workers

• signed the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act that created enhanced background checks, closed the “boyfriend” loophole and provided funds for youth mental health

If it’s bipartisan then the democrats didn’t do it.

• college debt relief to Americans with loans who make under $125,000 a year

only a small amount

• cut child poverty in half through the American Rescue Plan

only for a short period of time

• capped prescription drug prices at $2,000 per year for seniors on Medicare through the Inflation Reduction Act

For a very specific group

• imposed a 15% minimum corporate tax on some of the largest corporations in the country, ensuring that they pay their fair share, as part of the Inflation Reduction Act

Pretty sure this was because of a global treaty

• reauthorized the Violence Against Women Act through 2027

Keeping things the same isn’t a improvement

• halted all federal executions after the previous administration reinstated them after a 17-year freeze

Getting things back to how they were previously isn’t an improvement.

• $1.2 trillion infrastructure package to increase investment in the national network of bridges and roads, airports, public transport and national broadband internet, as well as waterways and energy systems
• gave Medicare the power to negotiate prescription drug prices through the Inflation Reduction Act while also reducing government health spending
• reduced healthcare premiums under the Affordable Care Act by $800 a year
• signed the PACT Act to address service members’ exposure to burn pits and other toxins
• signed the Respect for Marriage Act, requiring the U.S. federal government and all U.S. states and territories (though not tribes) to recognize the validity of same-sex and interracial civil marriages in the United States

I don’t know enough about these to comment, on the surface they sound good but some are vague.

That doesn’t rule out holding them accountable via a government that works for us.

And how’s that working out?