On a serious note though, for real, I feel the majority doesn't realize this enough. Politics are a sport (and for some of the madlads who like to push boundaries, entertainment). Candidates are the players/actors (I've said this before, but if we preform vetting for websites to keep trolls/bots/spamming out, how could the most "powerful position" in one of the most "powerful countries" in the world not have a vetting process for who can become a candidate? They need to be sure whoever gets there will play ball..).

Voting doesn't change a thing, and I feel the Trump presidency solidified that fact for anyone who had any remaining doubts. People were so positive he was /ourguy/ and we were finally going to "drain the swamp". In Israel, they call him "Israel's President". He's said the only reason to be in the Middle East is to defend Israel (which also means defending a Zionist narrative). He didn't drain the swamp within our government, he defended it while saying words people wanted to hear because they were blinded by their anger with the radical left.

How is it possible to fix a deeply corrupt, broken system, by using another broken system that's an extension of the former one?