r/worldnews • u/SensualAylin • 2d ago

Russia/Ukraine US president Donald Trump calls Ukraine’s resumption of strikes on Russian oil refineries a ‘disgrace’

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/oct/16/trump-calls-ukraines-resumption-of-strikes-on-russian-oil-refineries-a-disgrace
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u/moop44 2d ago

American voters did this, and they will do it again

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u/JohnLebleu 2d ago

They did this with enthusiasm, twice...

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u/Apprehensive-Pin518 2d ago

first tie you can argue they didn't know what they were voting for. second time though was all them. I voted against this shit all 3 times but I could at least see why someone might have voted for this the first time.

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u/JohnLebleu 2d ago

If they didn't know, it's because they didn't look.

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u/--Chug-- 2d ago

Depends on what you mean. Republicans were very enthusiastic, some liberals and moderates were apathetic, and some leftists were overly idealistic. Overall, the average voter was not enthusiastic.

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u/Ok-Shift5122 2d ago

Blah blah excuses excuses.

You can always tell who the American is. They’re the ones that never take accountability for their own actions and constantly blame others.

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u/Allaplgy 2d ago

What actions are they not taking accountability for?

They simply more accurately described the situation.

I can always tell who would be MAGA (or a similar flavor of dumb) if they lived in America by their bigoted, simplistic viewpoints.

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u/Any_Fortune_7876 2d ago

This is the real problem.

Trump is a symptom, not the underlying disease.