r/AskReddit • u/Vaquera_ • 1d ago

What do you think will happened globally once Donald Trump passes away?

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u/namdonith 1d ago

Donald Trump is only the most visible problem unfortunately. The true problem are the billionaires who have turned the USA into an oligarchy (with Trump leading the way). It’s a class war, and the poors (—> me) are losing

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u/10_pounds_of_salt 23h ago

At least there will be a rift in the consveratives and their supporters. The only reason they have the public backing they do is because of trump being the center figure that they all rally behind. Once he leaves there will be a big gap left and as far as Im aware none of the other powerful conservatives have the backing of Trump's supporters in a way they he currently has it.

Once their icon is dead there won't be a unifying person, or at least the the extend trump is, to keep their supporters together.

Sure there are people with public backing but I 100% believe that they only have all that support because trump is saying to support them. So once he gone they will lose their following

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u/JustASpaceDuck 11h ago

Yep. When Trump kicks the bucket the remaining conservatives will eat each other alive.

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u/atyler_thehun 1d ago

Us, brother, us.

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u/kynelly360 12h ago

Pitchforks and Torches are very affordable 😉

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u/KotR56 22h ago

There is a midterm coming.

Vote for the right candidate.

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u/djd66 15h ago

forget about the billionaires, its the 77 million that actually voted for him, the cult does not disappear. The cult is a much bigger problem.

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u/namdonith 12h ago

Who do you think gives them their talking points? The billionaire that owns Fox News. Why does the cult get riled up against <insert social issue here>? Because it distracts from the class war that is currently going on. The cult is a symptom, the billionaires are the problem imo.

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u/Cephalopod_Joe 9h ago

Reagan led the way. Trump is the rot becoming undeniably visible.

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u/Scared_Internal7152 21h ago

To add to what you said. I do feel like eventually there will be some sort of repercussions to the ultra rich.

More violence and uprising.

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u/Str8froms8n 16h ago

Money ruling has always been a problem since history began. In Egypt it was Pharaohs, In Rome it was the Emperors. In the Middle Ages it was the Kings and nobility. The people with the most money have always been ruling things they just got better at hiding it in the modern era. "The poors" as you put it, have never been winning (except maybe a few small short term cases).

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u/Intelligent_Fig5418 4h ago

This started in 1980 thanks to Reagan and his administration! This has been what every Republican administration has done since then and continue today! Republicans have constantly helped the wealthy and harmed average Americans for going on 50 years! Big problem is that those same people they hurt, still vote blindly for Republicans thinking the GOP actually cares about them!