>>22224894

I suspect many anons feel this way at times or quite often.

I certainly do.

The "winning" so far seems like a pretty good version of what those who supported Trump by 2016 hoped would happen then, but didn't.

It doesn't remotely justify our experience here.

I mean, should we have just turned off the computer and gone to register various non-voters?

I have great respect for those who did.

But that didn't seem our role, right?

I'm hoping that we made many good choices.

Merry Christmas to all, but especially to those feeling down.

>>22225029

>All due respect, Anon, you have no idea what's going on behind the scenes, and I don't either.

Lurk moar.

Our saviors constantly post pics of how they are flying around on private jets.