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I live in the US. I voted for the first time in 2020. I voted for biden pretty much because he took covid seriously, while trump downplayed it, and cause 500,000 Americans to die. I was watching a comparison video of San Francisco. One video from the 1960s. Everyone was smiling and walking down the street. Then a video of now showing tents, and tweakers walking around. I live in a smaller town, and right after biden took office, i noticed the same thing where I live. Republicans say that it is the democrats fault, and I'm starting to believe it.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.>>> "I voted for biden pretty much because he took covid seriously, while trump downplayed it, and cause 500,000 Americans to die"
Your figure is either far too low or far too high. An estimated 1.2 million Americans were killed by Covid. It would clearly be ridiculous to blame Trump for all of those deaths, as there were large numbers of deaths in every country in the world (irrespective of the political leanings of their leaders). However his initial dismissal of the seriousness of the problem (e.g. his repeated "It will go away" comments) almost certainly resulted in many US citizens not taking the matter seriously in the early days either. So perhaps 5% of those deaths (i.e. 60,000) could possibly be laid at Trump's door.
Trump is widely seen as a total joke (albeit a very dangerous joke) by people outside of the USA. Biden has his faults (as, indeed, all politicians have anyway) but he's seen by most of the world as having a far safer pair of hands than Trump could ever have.
Town and city centres across the world have changed greatly since the 1960s with, for example, far fewer people using the shops there due to the rise in internet shopping. Many once thriving city centres across the world are now largely deserted, other than by homeless people and drug users. Some cities have adapted to modern times far better than others have but the differences are nearly always down to local policies, rather than to national ones. So it would be ridiculous to blame either Biden or Trump (or, indeed, their presidential precessors) for the changes in San Francisco.
Why feel guilt anyway ?
Almost all nations failed to act wisely regarding Covid. Most pushed draconion rules on the population that later proved to have little or no benefit; but which gave information on how much the public would allow themselves to be pushed around. But in any case you voted how you saw fit at the time.
The thing is, in common with other nations, your nation's voters have a choice between a rock and a hard place. 2 options, both clearly incompetent, although perhaps for different reasons and in different areas.
Whichever you vote for it's a vote for the same status quo in that respect. Until the system changes such that the incumbent main parties can no longer count on remaining so, then nothing will change, and only the ultra-wealthy who have influential contacts/friends will be able to run.
Your figure is either far too low or far too high.
Fred Hoyle ( astronomer) - a student went in to his study, and said " Disaster - my estimate of the size of the universe is a billion time too low!"
Fred said - Easy! here is where you went wrong
Next week the student was back. " My estimate: I said it was too low, now I find it is a billion times too large!"
Fred said - easy ....
and so reader you can see that something can be too low or too high at the same time
(that parallel wasnt too rich for AB, was it. Diana was shot down yesterday)
you had a very poor choice of candidates in all honesty and that isn't your fault... you should not feel guilty.
i guarantee the problems you describe are not going to be solved by the republicans. they are at this point the nearest thing to a major fascist party anywhere in the developed world (with the exception perhaps of Likud and Golden Dawn)... you should not take on trust anything that either of the two parties tell you especially when they are attempting to score political points
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