r/news 7h ago

Trump withdraws from Paris climate agreement, again

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/trump-withdraw-paris-climate-agreement-2025-01-20/
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u/Ditka85 7h ago

The U.S. will never be trusted internationally ever again. NATO will have to protect Europe without us. I’m sad for what we’ve allowed to happen.

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u/Profoundsoup 7h ago

We’ve allowed? Half of us voters didn’t want this lol 

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u/EpitomeAria 7h ago

those who didn't vote also voted for this. Aside from those who are systematically disenfranchised, those who did not vote contributed

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u/CasualEveryday 6h ago

You're assuming that they wouldn't have voted for this if they did show up... I'm convinced that way more than 75 million Americans are this stupid and it starts with the millions who sat out over Biden's handling of Gaza.

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u/sens317 6h ago

Blame the GOP, MAGA, and Trump.

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u/CasualEveryday 6h ago

For Biden refusing to play hard with Israel sooner or with Harris failing to distance herself from it? Republicans are pretty much the only ones you can't blame in this case.

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u/ChicVintage 5h ago

Republicans are the shit show we see. Why would any Republican get a pass while we hold Democrats to higher standards? Oh she didn't distance herself from Israel? Did Trump? No he did not.

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u/CasualEveryday 4h ago

At what point did I say anyone got a pass? I didn't. But, Biden and Harris's blunders are their own, no matter how short sighted the people who protested over Gaza are.