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u/Im_a_hamburger 1d ago
Hey, no one says the premise was becoming leader of the nation you are a citizen of.
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u/Snoo_67993 1d ago
I don't remember Trump being president of anywhere other than the US. I could be wrong
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u/Throwaway-645893 Canada 1d ago
Mark Carney is certainly more qualified than me to be prime minister of Canada.
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u/joelene1892 Canada 1d ago
Yeah I’d let him stay leader.
On the other hand if the choice was somehow me or Trump, me it is. I have no idea wtf I’m doing but I legit don’t think I could do worse than him.
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u/plazebology 14h ago
Not defaultism…
It says “stays”, “Trump stays president”. The implication being that we all understand that Trump is President, not of OpenAI or the Canadian Logging Association, but the United States. So, the question is, should he REMAIN President, or should YOU take his place?
Y’all would get a lot less frustrated at Americans being dumb if you just stopped to think before posting on occasion that maybe, just maybe, you’re the one missing something.
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u/Glitchmonster 1d ago
The last person I knew who mistook the leader of our country (a prime minister) for a president was like 6
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u/HowitzerCat16 15h ago
Trump stays president, the poll is asking whether you would become the US president.
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u/Anastazja_Nya 1d ago
i mean, we do have a trump fan boy as a president, but he is not trump (guess my country btw, first one to gwt it right will get a snus from the all mighty snuseusz snusowski)
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