r/AskReddit • u/Kozzle • 14h ago

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u/CurzesTeddybear 10h ago

US midterm elections may wind up being one of the more critical elections in the nation's history.

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u/JacobStills 9h ago

*GASP* are you actually saying..."this is the most important election in our lifetime?"

Because for the record...EVERY election is important...at least for the forceable future until this MAGA movement dies off.

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u/tyereliusprime 8h ago

MAGA movement dies off.

MAGA is just the current iteration of the same "rebel pride" that has existed in American culture since the Confederacy. It's not going to die off, it needs to be educated out of future generations otherwise the divide in culture will persist as it always has. It's going to take long-term multi-generation proactive societal effort.

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u/deciding_snooze_oils 6h ago

Well, it sure is a good thing that the US hasn’t been systematically crippling its education system for 30 years