Anonymous #5 11w

Found the trump supporter lmao

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Anonymous #7 11w

22% is not “more than half “way to prove his point

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Anonymous #7 11w

Kamala Harris didn’t cut Medicaid wdym?

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Anonymous #7 11w

What does this have to do with you saying 22% is more than half? You’re objectively unintelligent lmfao

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Anonymous #6 11w

According to Forbes it’s 40% so way higher than 22%

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Yes and… it’s true! You’re a moron lmfao - I’m not even a democrat and I can see that lolllll you guys are in here arguing that 22% is “more than half” and that cutting Medicaid is good lmfaoooo

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Anonymous #7 11w

40% of THE ELECTORATE. That’s not “the country” you fucking idiot lmfaoooo

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It’s on Forbes? July second?

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Anonymous #6 11w

This doesn’t look like 22% bud. Maybe you’re the “objectively unintelligent” one https://images.app.goo.gl/1WEN8HnRtEq2tuq8A

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First of all, You’re* demonstrating your ignorance once again - let’s do a math exercise rq. There’s 340mil people in America - Trump received 75mil votes. What percent of 340 is 75? Take all the time you need❤️

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What “rights” is he or anyone else taking

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What rights have you lost? As a black woman, I haven’t lost any.

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Anonymous #6 11w

Ok but nobody else did better. He got the majority of the electorate, those who vote and want to have their voices heard. If ur not gonna vote I don’t care about your political opinion

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Odd, she wasn’t the one platforming someone called an entire ethnicity “floating garbage” ?

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Anonymous #6 11w

Cutting Medicaid if u don’t work 80 hours a month. Get a job

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Anonymous #7 11w

Just because 22% of Americans agree with your stupid decision, doesn’t make it any less stupid lmfao

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Anonymous #6 11w

Well more people agree with my decision than yours

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Anonymous #7 11w

Well yes, there’s a reason higher education is so exclusive?

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Anonymous #11 11w

Exactly my point. You can’t call half of the electorate in the United States stupid. Great way to make people want to reelect a democrat

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Anonymous #6 11w

It’s really not. There are thousands of colleges and scholarships out there

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Exactly I have a job and I’m in college at the same time. It isn’t difficult. Just grow up and stop living of the government

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Anonymous #7 11w

Be so serious right now lol 21% of Americans are illiterate. Is it really surprising that 22% would do something that dumb?

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Anonymous #6 11w

Your exact response is proving my point. Calling someone a moron because they disagree with you. Do your research, this change is going to affect those are choosing not to work so the government can pay for their bills with the taxes the working class pays. As someone in the healthcare field so many people are taking advantage of Medicaid and I see it firsthand everyday. 80 hours a month is nothing as some people work that in one week.

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Anonymous #7 11w

It is though. Maybe instead of having me spoonfeed you statistic after statistic, you can do your own research on how many Americans are actually in higher education lmao

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Anonymous #6 11w

Well the rest of the “intelligent” community shouldn’t be as stupid as not to vote

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How many times are you guys going to move the goalposts?😩

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Anonymous #6 11w

Vote make ur voice heard. No goalpost moving. Just can’t call the majority of the electorate stupid for disagreeing with u which is why the left won’t win anything

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Anonymous #7 11w

Again, this is completely irrelevant to the point that I made…

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Anonymous #6 11w

You’re pulling statistics out of your ass tho. Where can you back those up, because everything I have seen has said way more than 22% voted red.

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Anonymous #7 11w

I’m not calling them stupid for having a different opinion than me, I’m calling them stupid for having that specific opinion, which is stupid. There are plenty of opinions that I disagree with that aren’t stupid, that is not one of them. Hope this helps <3

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Anonymous #9 11w

For the sixth time, the electorate is not the same as the entire country. Hope this clears that up for you

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Anonymous #6 11w

You guys are really not beating the intellectually inferior allegations😭

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Anonymous #6 11w

I can’t, I’ve lost too many brain cells just with these three idiots. Let me turn off notifications for this post

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Anonymous #6 11w

So the entire country voted trump and the majority of the electorate did too. Enjoy the next 3.5 years sweetie!

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Anonymous #9 11w

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Anonymous #6 11w

For the sixth time the electorate votes and is what matters. If u think ur so smart im pretty sure it’s smarty to vote. Why didn’t the smart people vote and keep Trump out

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I just had to come back to drag you lmfao what part about 21% of Americans are illiterate and 22% of Americans voted for Trump do you not get? You keep saying it’s my opinion that almost a quarter of Americans are intellectually inferior when it’s an demonstrably provable fact-

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You’re an idiot who doesn’t know the definitions of words, I see. Trump supporter moment

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Anonymous #6 11w

So every illiterate person voted for Trump, WHILE BEING ILLITERATE CANNOT READ TO VOTE

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Anonymous #7 11w

This response is actually stupid I can’t😭 I’m not entirely convinced you’re not illiterate yourself😭

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The way I’m not even a democrat is the funny part, but I’m at least aware that yes. Democrats are more educated and more literate than republicans, and there’s ample statistical data that proves this is true. I’m not respecting opinions that are not only nonsensical, but are statistically likely to come from someone who’s stupid, even if there’s millions of people who agree with the opinion in question. Sorry not sorry!

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Irdgaf about Kamala Harris tbh, but the notion that Trump is better than her by any metric is stupid, and since we’ve established that yes, the majority of the electorate is capable of making stupid decisions, that’s not something I’d hinge my argument on

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Anonymous #6 11w

https://youtu.be/6zBP-T1zbv4?si=eAeVqHC91nSxtJrF

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It is true, though - her education and experience vastly outweighs Donald Trump’s and her policy plan, while disagreeable in some aspects, perhaps, were vastly more coherent than Trump’s “concepts of a plan.” Additionally, we saw how Trump ran the government from 2016-2020, and we saw record job losses, incompetent pandemic management, no manufacturing revival, an increased national deficit. You’d have to go back to the Great Depression to find a worse steward of the economy than Trump😭😭

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Anonymous #6 11w

To look at that and say “yes! More of that please!” would be stupid, and indicative of poor literacy. Even if a lot of people agree!

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Anonymous #6 11w

There was a pandemic which caused the job losses And the increase in deficit😂

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Anonymous #7 11w

This was a good thing idc what anyone else says

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Anonymous #7 11w

Odd… other countries’ economies were able to recover faster than us though… hm. Wonder what was different? And no, that’s not what caused the increase in deficit, but we already knew you didn’t know economics didn’t we?

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Anonymous #6 11w

Wait so are you assuming that all republicans are stupid? What an odd thing to say

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Anonymous #13 11w

most are ignorant and close minded and when you really think about it, what’s the use in being book smart if you’re an ignoramus

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Anonymous #14 11w

Why are people so hateful

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Anonymous #13 11w

Facts don’t care about your feelings, snowflake

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Anonymous #13 11w

ignorance. and close mindedness, that’s why people are hateful. they can’t fathom feeling compassion towards someone who doesn’t share their same ideals and lifestyle/culture.

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Anonymous #6 11w

Still lost and lost the popular vote as a democrat. Crazy work

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Anonymous #6 11w

got em lmao

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Anonymous #13 11w

Yeah, it is sad how some people force all their black employees off the floor when they visit - and then they get elected president lmao

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Anonymous #6 11w

Why does a college degree make a difference here? The American people are the American people whether they went to Harvard or a trade school or took over the family business

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Anonymous #13 11w

Oh is that what the idiots are telling themselves now?

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Anonymous #13 11w

we’re talking about intelligence here lol, a college degree makes all the difference. you don’t see how that’s clearly relevant? 💀 ik who u voted for lol

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Anonymous #6 11w

big time telling on himself

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Anonymous #14 11w

I’m in college?

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Anonymous #7 11w

Mmmm. Let’s see how long that lasts

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Anonymous #7 11w

go get that degree and then we can talk.

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Anonymous #14 11w

Junior year as a poli sci major still with my scholarship and made deans list. I’m doing alr. Where’s ur degree

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Anonymous #7 11w

You’re such a liar lmao someone who studied political science that well would have a much better understanding of the statistics I’ve posted here that you’ve been confused over lollll You didn’t even know the electorate isn’t the same as the general population and was confused when I said only 22% of Americans voted for Trump, something someone in a 101 poli sci class would know-

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Anonymous #6 11w

You also didn’t know that 21% of Americans were illiterate and that Republicans tend to be far less educated but you study political science? Bye - if you’re the outlier that’s really sad. You must be one of those unqualified DEI applicants Republicans are always bitching about.

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Anonymous #7 11w

which one ? my undergrad, law degree or my masters ?

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The fact this shi has 7 downvotes goes to show they can’t have an open conversation I personally think democrats and republicans are dumb asl

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Uh oh, the guy who doesn’t know your/you’re, too/to, and thinks suppressing your accent is racist, and also thinks the pandemic was the main cause of the deficit increase (that had been rising since before 2018) is commenting on my intelligence. I’m cooked fr

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Anonymous #14 11w

Yea ok I mean if u had all that why would u be on yikyak, a high school and college app

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Anonymous #14 11w

Get a job

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Anonymous #7 11w

Hey, if you’re working 80 hours a week (as you insist people too poor for private insurance should be) and finishing your graduate program, how do you have time to be on here?

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Anonymous #6 11w

Oh I’m sorry, finishing your undergrad program. Right-

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Anonymous #7 11w

because i was recently in college 🤣 it’s a saturday, law office ain’t open buddy.

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Anonymous #14 11w

Mmm. Must be a small one then

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Anonymous #14 11w

You’re not wrong tho - I lowkey was hoping there’d be an intelligent trumper making good arguments under this post. Disappointed

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Anonymous #5 11w

Even if it is a good idea to implement to get people to stop taking advantage of medicaid, it doesn’t mean the rest of the stuff he’s doing isn’t fucked up. People with no criminal records getting sent to a prison in El Salvador is insane and the trump admin fought hard to not bring Abrego Garcia back. I agree we should have respectful convos but that’s undeniably fucked up

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Anonymous #6 11w

you say this like it’s an insult 😭 working for smaller firms is so much better than big law.

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Anonymous #14 11w

How was law school?

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Ah you’re calling me unemployed and uneducated. I understand, you’re advocating for 80 hour work weeks so it’s not surprising you take employment seriously. I’m concerned about your implication that I’m uneducated, though; weren’t you the one making syntax errors that 5th grade ELA teaches us about, while displaying ignorance about both sociology and economics? You might be the one in need of education between the two of us😩

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Ong I’m abt to go play dye with my boys I was just saying not to call the majority of the electorate stupid while pregaming

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Anonymous #7 11w

genuinely hellish - do not recommend unless you truly enjoy and are passionate about the law.

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Anonymous #14 11w

I don’t think he works for a small or large law firm ngl

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Anonymous #5 11w

The way hes choosing to handle deporting people and the way he is trying to sell public lands and getting rid of environmental protections so corporations can do whatever they want is borderline evil imo

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Anonymous #6 11w

I don’t I’m in college😂

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Right, right. Tell us more about Trump being good for the economy lol

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Anonymous #7 11w

must be a freshman lol

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Anonymous #18 11w

The way he’s deporting people like Obama didn’t do worse😂

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Anonymous #14 11w

That’s crazy, he said he was a junior

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Anonymous #14 11w

Junior

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Anonymous #7 11w

As I said

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he wanted to line him and his buddies pockets with as much money as possible. he doesn’t care about making this country better lol

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Anonymous #6 11w

didn’t read the whole thread 🤷🏽‍♂️

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Anonymous #7 11w

I take it you want Obama back in office?

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Anonymous #6 11w

No I do not

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Anonymous #6 11w

I don’t want thousands of bombs dropped in the Middle East. The three effective ones from Trump were perfect

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Anonymous #5 11w

“Do your research” he says, like I didn’t provide statistics lmao

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Anonymous bearrface 11w

That literally never happened. Proving the word vomit comments correct I see 💀

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Anonymous #7 11w

Didn’t Trump just bomb Yemen? During his first administration, didn’t he order a little Middle Eastern girl to be shot in the throat-

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Anonymous #7 11w

Why don’t you want Obama back in the office? I thought you loved deportations and you were just arguing that Obama deported more people than Trump? We know that Middle Eastern bombing thing isn’t really a problem for you, otherwise you would be condemning Trump for doing it, because he is doing it, right now.

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They weren’t inaccurate, you just didn’t like them :(

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thank you for providing such valuable insight to this conversation

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No, everything I’ve said can be verified with a simple Google search. The same can’t be said for you. I actually think on some level you know this, because none of you have actually said anything positive about Donald Trump, you’ve just tried to suggest bad things he did wasn’t really that bad, or made up things about his opponents…

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Anonymous #19 11w

Yes it did happen there’s a clip of it on YouTube TikTok etc from a news outlet. Don’t just lie to lie idc how bad you wanna be right that’s not ok

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Anonymous bearrface 11w

The way you think that’s worth losing Medicaid and having workplace safety protections removed shows how you’re intellectually inferior btw

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you’re quite welcome, hopefully one day that little brain of yours will learn to understand it.

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Anonymous #18 11w

Not saying I agree or don’t with the deportations- but if you are coming to the country illegally, that is a choice you are making knowing the risk that you’re taking. I know plenty of people who have come here legally and are extremely successful individuals. It’s tough but not impossible. If I went to another country without any documentation of citizenship they would send me back too.

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Anonymous #6 11w

It is worth that because if you can’t think rationally about something as serious as taxes paying for incarcerated people’s sex changes then chances are your other decisions will also be flawed. it’s not rocket science.

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Anonymous bearrface 11w

Yeah… you’re stupid, sorry

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Anonymous #6 11w

“I might get maimed at work and there not be a hospital for 60 miles that’s gonna stick me with a bill I’ll be paying for the rest of my life, but at least there’s no TRANS SURGERIES in jail!!!!!” -you lmao

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Anonymous #6 11w

Nah the workplace is more protected than ever under trump hence why the working class voted for him. Healthcare should never be free unless we talking about veterans or orphans with no one to support them. It’s dumb you can’t see that working citizens wanted trump hence why he won

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YTA simply bc people are allowed to have their own opinion.

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Anonymous #22 11w

I’m not saying you can’t have your own opinion, I’m just saying I won’t waste my time listening lmao

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Anonymous bearrface 11w

just out of curiosity, what was the length of the bus you rode to school in the morning?

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Anonymous bearrface 11w

The prisoners you’re are saying received that care literally had to go through years of lawsuits and court hearing to receive that. Meaning they had to prove that it was legal and had to be honored to them. Please read and actually use your brain. Her supporting that it should be done just like any other care our tax dollars go towards means nothing if it literally never just happens

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Anonymous #11 11w

I respect republicans and people with conservative views, what I don’t respect is MAGA and the people who are willing to overlook all their corruption

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Anonymous bearrface 11w

This is a provably false statement; why don’t you Google all of the deregulation policies that Donald Trump prices himself on signing

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Anonymous #6 11w

Prides^ wtf😭

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“Both sides are bad” is such a lazy and overused saying, we all know this, no one is saying the democrats are great. But you know damn well one is worse.

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Anonymous #7 11w

I’m not saying everyone who voted for him is stupid, I’m specifically talking about individuals who did so and don’t regret their decision after everything that’s taken place (very few btw)

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Nobody is saying the mistaken deportations are good, obviously legal citizens should be left alone

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Anonymous #26 11w

Ok then so we agree on that, but why do you still support trump? He has shown time and time again that he doesn’t gaf if citizens are deported on accident

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Anonymous #7 11w

Where is the evidence that Obama ever deported people with no criminal records to a torture prison in another country? When did Obama ever send ICE after people showing up to their visa appointments? No offense but did you read my comment

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I didnt say he became president to intentionally ruin the country, I said that the things he is doing are borderline evil and not acceptable

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Anonymous OP 11w

Why do u think he doesn’t care? The people are brought back. I agree it’s a shame it happened but when you’re trying to deport millions yeah stuff happens. Don’t be ridiculous. If you asked him he would 100% say citizens shouldn’t be deported. Come on now

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Anonymous #6 11w

Whose Medicaid are they cutting? Say it out loud and tell me it’s wrong to cut the benefits of people who are able bodied and refuse to work even a part time job.

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you can’t possibly act like they’re the same at this point, but keep being blind!

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I feel like it should also be known that the minority of the most educated people in the US are democratic socialists/liberals

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Anonymous #7 11w

Trump literally told people to drink bleach wtf are you talking about? How can you take anything this man child says seriously after that?

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Anonymous #25 11w

bro he said “maybe this thing could he a cure idk” and yall warped that into saying he told ppl to drink bleach lmao. i dont think he even knew bleach was in it when he said that, nor did he tell anyone to drink it

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Anonymous bearrface 11w

Dude, how do you think the prison system works??? who are you expecting to provide healthcare to inmates? It’s not like they have a job with benefits or any income to afford insurance with

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Anonymous #7 11w

Trump likes the uneducated... statistically, the majority of college-educated Americans didnt vote red. Theres a reason for this

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but is that a change in college, or a change in typical republican policy goals?

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That's not due to colleges my friend, its because of shifting GOP ideals; the decline of Christian conservative pop-culture, George Bush, anti-intellectualism, amongst other things. The GOP isnt the party of McCain anymore: its a circus. No self-respecting academic votes for instability and uncertainty.

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I’m not really sure there is personally, the lean is more in the culture of the students than anything directly taught in class. I can say that at least in engineering, a lot of the professors are somewhat clearly conservative. I do agree that democrat policy has changed just as much, but I still think both of those move around more than anything in education.

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I haven’t personally had that experience, even in my inherently political classes. A good prof will try to keep things neutral, and fence sitting can feel biased depending on your personal distance from the fence. I’ve heard plenty of students complain about this in the other direction as well, and it heavily depends on the individual professor. people are less likely to notice any biases that may swing in their direction.

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honestly even if classes are biased in one direction, I don’t think that would change how people vote. Biased class material is going to be more likely to make the students previously against it reject it than to change their mind. So this must be either cultural, or the bias in classes must be based on enough actual fact to actually change conservative minds. Student culture seems like a more likely driver to me.

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Anonymous #30 11w

It’s not as much about professors interjecting opinions and more about everything being so politicized that things that are not fact are presented as fact for political ends

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Anonymous #26 10w

I agree that’s a problem, Im saying that it would get disregarded by those who disagree. Half the point of college is learning to do your own research and form your own conclusions. I sure hope people are applying that skill to political ideas they hear about in class, before deciding to support them.

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Anonymous #26 10w

I think you would find the concept of post truth and how we are going a bit towards it interesting

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Anonymous #20 10w

yep. you can't reason with ignorance

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Anonymous #20 10w

I think it depends on the person. Some are like that and others are willing to understand. Even if they are a little stubborn, sharing the facts and explaining why you believe what you believe, plants a seed and makes a difference

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Anonymous OP 10w

NTA. They definitely are a lower level of intelligence. The shit trump has done and said is genuinely abhorrent and speaking to his supporters is painful. They all need mental help immediately

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Maybe back then the Republican ticket wasn’t a felon and rapist who spies on changing teenage girls and brags about it.

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Anonymous #34 10w

It’s normal to talk about the president, especially when they are as horrible of a person as he is. Do you want us to just sit back, watch, and take no action as he strips rights away, says horrible things, and is a danger to our country? For example, he bragged on Howard sterns show about watching teenage girls naked and changing during his pageants. Should we just ignore that? No. Let’s call out the pedophilia and disgusting behavior. If that bothers you then take a deeper look at your values.

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Ah interesting I will take a look. Thanks yo

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Anonymous #6 10w

the only people who need to worry about their medicaid is people who are using the system lmao everyone has to get a job in this world!!! If you can work 40 hours a week, guess what? You can get medicaid!!! Literally only people who don’t want to work are losing it😭

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Anonymous #38 10w

That’s just not true?!? Who tf told you that you’re only losing Medicaid if you don’t work at all?!? At a bare minimum 1 million people, who work full time jobs btw, are losing Medicaid, it’s not just people who “don’t work”. Tf are you on about

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you’re* lmao

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Anonymous #40 10w

Yes, you can In extreme cases, they even have their own medical category

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Anonymous #6 10w

Are you actually implying that every person with right wing political ideology is medically mentally r*tarded?

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Anonymous #26 10w

Oh, so you can label a group of people as lesser intelligence? Wow

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Anonymous #41 10w

“You should have a conversation with people who think your family should be fed to alligators” lmao

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This is so egotistical and immature. There are many well educated people on both sides with different values and perspectives. Grow up

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Anonymous #26 10w

Those are what data scientists would refer to as “extreme outliers” Facts don’t care about your feelings, hope this helps❤️

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Anonymous #6 10w

I’m a data science major u asshole I’m not stupid

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Anonymous #26 10w

Then you’d know that. Hm. Odd-

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Anonymous #6 10w

Yeah I do know a lot of things. Amazing student (4.0) and I just have different values from you. Your opinions aren’t objectively right. Cannot believe I have to explain this to an adult

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Anonymous #26 10w

and I can’t believe I have to explain to a “data science major with a 4.0 gpa” that statistic after statistic shows that Republicans are less intelligent in areas of cognitive ability, empathy, education, and a host of other metrics, but here we are

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Anonymous #6 10w

You can find a study that shows almost anything. As a “data science major” I know how easy it is to twist numbers to an agenda. Again, it just isn’t that black and white and whether you like it or not there are plenty of smart people on both sides that just value different things.

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Anonymous #26 10w

Well, where is the data twisted to show conservatives are more intelligent? Go ahead. Produce it lol

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Anonymous #6 10w

Republicans score higher in verbal IQ and high intelligence correlates with economically conservative views.

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Anonymous #6 10w

I even tried to help you, by doing a non-biased google search to find results that would back up the points you made and the results still said nah, libs got it

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Anonymous #6 10w

??????

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Anonymous #6 10w

Because Google is unbiased 🤣🤣 that’s a joke. I quoted two specific metrics for ya. It really just isn’t that simple

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Anonymous #26 10w

Oh, are you talking about the Jedinger and Burger study that found a correlation between 0.05 and 0.07 and the study directors even said that wasn’t a reliable predictor because the point increase was so negligible, even though it seemingly existed? That’s what you’re hinging your argument on?

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Anonymous bearrface 10w

They were pushing to provide better healthcare for inmates. Not transition care. I work with these people and the amount of times I’ve heard of inmates being denied health care for serious emergencies is insane. They’re serving time. They’re not animals

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Anonymous #26 10w

I love how every example you provide, the studies go out of their way to talk about how small the margin of difference is lol

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Anonymous bearrface 10w

It’s important to note I’m not affiliated with either party

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Anonymous #6 10w

But the correlation doesn’t go in your direction. That’s the point. I’m not trying to say conservatives are smarter, you’re the one trying to make a point one group is definitively more intelligent. I’m just trying to, like any adult, acknowledge people have different views and values, and it’s childish to say that everyone on one side is medically r*tarded

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Anonymous #44 10w

Because supporting a felon, rapist, proud pedophile (Google Donald trump howard stern admission), who actively works every day to take away the rights of others is dumb as fuck. You are genuinely stupid and of a lower intelligence if you support those policies and that disgusting man. Sorry not sorry

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Anonymous #37 10w

The issue I’m seeing with liberals here is that you can’t comprehend that some of his voters, like myself, absolutely have issues with trump’s personality and don’t love every single thing he’s ever done. But the election is on policy, and I vote based on whose policy I like best. But you are actually saying anyone with conservative ideology is dumb, so stop drawing on his past. Vast majority of us don’t condone that stuff either.

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Anonymous #37 10w

good god you sound like every typical instagram comment section warrior

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Anonymous #39 10w

the party of love and acceptance everybody

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Anonymous #7 10w

people used to be able to work a part time job and pay their way through colleges debt free.. now people pay off loans from community colleges for years. and let's not pretend that the world is kind to people without a college degree or some kind of certificate for a trade which you have to also go to school for

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Anonymous #7 10w

all they need to know is "trump" and check the box next to it.. the definition of literate means you can read at an 8th grade level. as a teacher the reading crisis is a real thing and it's actually so incredibly sad. like whole argument aside, the statistics for illiteracy in the united states are probably inaccurate but because the percentage is not high enough. kids aren't held back in school anymore and the 3rd grade guarantee is not a thing anymore.

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Anonymous #50 10w

It’s unfair people have to pay off debt? Look I agree the cost has gotten out of control (imo it’s lots of athletic spending at least at schools like mine), but when you take out a loan you pay it back instead of passing it onto all American taxpayers. Paying back loans is, by definition, very fair.

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Anonymous #50 10w

…I paid my way through community college with a part time job. Maybe you just aren’t working hard enough

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Anonymous #52 10w

THIS! These people are so brainwashed and have no clue what talking to people they disagree with is actually like, they just know stereotypes from the media.

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Anonymous #26 10w

Im on Medicaid. Most jobs don’t offer health insurance and I don’t make enough money to afford private (which isn’t any better anyways) so I’m on Medicaid. Most people who are on Medicaid are working at least 20 hours if not 40-60 and just don’t get health insurance through their job. There are so so so many different reasons someone might be on Medicaid- but honestly shouldn’t people have a right to medical care if they need it? How gross to say someone deserves to die from a health crisis

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Anonymous #53 10w

First of all, anyone who works 80 hours a month (part time) is not having any healthcare taken away, and there are exceptions in the bill for people pursuing education. So if that’s the case that most are working, great! Most won’t lose their coverage. And also, the vast majority of full time jobs do offer health insurance as a benefit.

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Anonymous #54 10w

There’s a difference between a supporter and a voter

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Anonymous #54 10w

If I voted for a sack of literal turd shit I really couldn’t argue someone calling me intellectually inferior

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Anonymous #37 10w

party of love and acceptance everyone 👏

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Anonymous #37 10w

please tell me what rights you specifically have lost in the past couple months

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Anonymous #37 10w

That’s literally what’s in the bill idiot. Anyone who works more than 80 hours a month or volunteers that much or is a caretaker for someone or is pursuing education is completely fine. Where have you gotten your info from?

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Anonymous #37 10w

There’s nuance fam, but I hear ya

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Anonymous #38 10w

Best way to summarize this. Healthcare should be a right. It’s inhumane to not provide basic healthcare.

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Anonymous #53 10w

Here’s the distinction, you aren’t refused care. You’re just made to pay for it with job benefits or by yourself like literally everyone else. You don’t have a “right” to having your stuff paid for by everyone else if you are fully capable of working or being productive and refuse to.

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Anonymous #47 10w

Not every opinion deserves equal consideration or respect. Comparing the two is a false equivalence lol

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Anonymous #6 10w

cutting medicaid is good in some circumstances. if u got paid 1k a week and had to give away $100 every paycheck to some random person who is here illegally and not working or doing anything to better themselves i bet u would get mad too and not want to pay it

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Anonymous #6 10w

So because an opinion is different from your beliefs it's invalid?

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Anonymous #55 10w

Here you guys go displaying a lack of reading comprehension again That is decidedly not what I said lol

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Anonymous #37 10w

please inform me on what rights you specifically have lost since he’s been elected

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Anonymous #6 10w

“not every opinion deserves consideration” is in fact blatantly saying you don’t care enough to hear someone out therefore making their opinion invalid to you

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Anonymous #54 10w

I didn’t say whose opinion though, you stupidly assumed it was everyone who isn’t me lmao. Nah, just people like you lol

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Anonymous #6 10w

and i never implied that you were referring to my opinion 😭 just the statement alone is crazy

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Anonymous #6 10w

leaving things vague means the author leaves things up to the reader's interpretation. that isn't a "stupid assumption" it is bad phrasing and baiting. it also shows that you clearly made up that response as an afterthought to continue your already flawed argument

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Anonymous #54 10w

Bro what - I was clearly referring to 55

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Anonymous #54 10w

the party of love and acceptance accepts those that are tolerant towards others instead of calling for and supporting those who call for genocides, the reduction of human rights, and abandoning ideologues that the country was founded on like habeas corpus

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Anonymous #50 10w

Nah, 55 just had an insane takeaway because he’s stupid and couldn’t comprehend what was actually being said, and 54 tried to pretend as though that takeaway wasn’t stupid, probably because he agreed with it

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Anonymous #50 10w

i’m missing the part where this is loving and accepting btw

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Anonymous #54 10w

I mean, how else do you describe someone who bragged about grabbing women by the pussy and segregating his real estate?

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Anonymous #6 10w

and when did those things happen? many years ago. can you confidently say that you have never made a mistake in your whole life?

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Anonymous #54 10w

…wow. You’re defending someone who did those things. That’s really the state of the conservative movement today

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Anonymous #6 10w

Didn’t answer the question because liberals cannot scrap the moral superiority. It’s kinda their whole thing, acting like they’re better and smarter than everyone.

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Anonymous #6 10w

yep. and look at this awful detention center. do you know who set this up?

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Anonymous #26 10w

Him saying how long ago it happened is a non-sequitur, and I didn’t need to answer it because the point was literally proven lol you are actually sick lmao you three just admitted you don’t care that this man bragged about sexually assaulting women and practiced racial segregation- Like it would’ve been better if you had tried to deny that it happened but you know it did happen and you just don’t care- So now you’re not only intellectually inferior, but you’re morally inferior too😭

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Anonymous #6 10w

I didn’t say I don’t care it happened. Those things were wrong and shouldn’t have happened. But everyone makes mistakes and it did happen a long time ago. People change. Have some grace for other people

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Anonymous #6 10w

so u would rather me sit here and lie and say no he didn’t do that? obviously i care that it happened but i can’t time travel back to 2005 and make him not say that, which is when it happened by the way, since you couldn’t tell me when

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Anonymous #54 10w

Yall- the people under that Trump post are literally saying Trump sexually assaulting women and practicing racial segregation was okay because it happened in the 90s-2000s and he was a young, naive, 60 year old man who didn’t know better💀 And who among us hasn’t committed rape and bragged about or segregated real estate?? It’s an honest mistake that could happen to anyone! Absolutely vile that this is someone you’d support lol

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Anonymous #6 10w

Absolutely crazy. I’m in shock rn.

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Anonymous #6 10w

actually while we’re on the topic of morals let’s talk about how during a routine traffic stop an officer was sprayed with an ak47 and kamala just set him free with a slap on the wrist. how is that equal justice under the law? that is who you want running the country? someone that has no remorse for letting guilty people roam free even though they shot down and murdered someone that is working for the law and protecting our country

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Anonymous #6 10w

You’re strawmanning and being very intellectually dishonest. I upfront said it was wrong. And also said we should have grace on other people. We do in fact all make mistakes. Can’t believe this is controversial. I bet Trump would also say those were mistakes.

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Anonymous #54 10w

Sir, you’ve defended a commissioner of rape and redlining. There’s no changing the subject to give yourself a moral high ground lmao

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Anonymous #6 10w

when did i ever say the words “that’s fine it was so long ago”. no. i said it happened a while ago and it was a mistake that cannot be changed. it’s obviously not okay that it happened but u can’t change the past

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Anonymous #26 10w

It’s not straw manning You’re literally saying “give grace to [a rapist who practiced segregation] because we all mistakes.” Who is the “we” making mistakes of that magnitude? Be so serious-

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Anonymous #26 10w

Oh… the “we” is “you” I hope the women cover their drinks and minorities stay armed around around you

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Anonymous #6 10w

I think we all make horrendous mistakes during our lives. Liberals’ definition of who is undeserving of forgiveness and grace always includes all of the things they have never done before. Reflect for a minute and think about the mistakes you’ve made, and how bad your public image would be if you had a camera following you at every moment. I’m sure I could find something about you to pick apart, and same for me. Don’t act like you’re perfect please

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Anonymous #6 10w

every sin is weighed the same in Gods eyes. him segregating and you lying to your parents when you were 3 would’ve put both of you in hell. saying one sin is worse than another is a sin in itself

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Anonymous #6 10w

I’m a woman thank u

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Anonymous #54 10w

Rape and stealing a candy bar is weighted the same in god’s eyes?

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Anonymous #26 10w

as am i 🤏🤏🤏

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Anonymous #26 10w

Nah, nah you’re fucked up 😭😭 Saying we should forgive rape and racism You don’t have to be “perfect” to not do those- you’re depraved, actually

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Anonymous #11 10w

Some are more grave depending on the degree of harm they inflict on someone else in my opinion but yes all sin separates us from God and it is sinful of me to act like my sin is any less serious than someone else’s. It’s the definition of pride.

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Anonymous #11 10w

yes. that is quite literally the whole point of Him dying on the cross for us. the worst sin imaginable in this world is the same to Him as a small lie when you were younger

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Anonymous #54 10w

And see this is why people don’t like religion either. Absolutely insane. It’s very scary that people out there think rape, murder, incest, and systemic oppression should ever be in the same category as stealing a candy bar. YOURE WEIRD

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Anonymous #6 10w

please point out where the word “forgive” was said

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Anonymous #6 10w

I’m sure that it’s very easy to not recognize the places you’ve done wrong. It’s natural to want to say everyone is evil except me, I’m a good person. But that doesn’t make it right. We all naturally do evil in God’s eyes.

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Anonymous #6 10w

i do not view them as the same. no i don’t think a 3 year old should rot in prison forever for lying to their parents. obviously. i am saying that God views them as the same

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Anonymous #6 10w

this is exactly how the left always twists words lol that’s the weird part

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Anonymous #6 10w

We’re all depraved buddy. God will forgive any sin if you ask him and are truly contrite. How wrong would it be of me to constantly rail on someone else for their sins when mine are just as numerous.

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Anonymous #26 10w

Bitch I’m not a murderer, a rapist or a racist 💀 stop acting like there is a comparison between me and that man

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Anonymous #6 10w

Have you ever insulted someone else? Lusted after someone in your mind? Fornicated? Been jealous? That’s all just as evil. Not acting like I haven’t done wrong, we all have. But it’s scary to see how leftist ideology has made people think as long as I don’t do these three sins I am morally superior

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Anonymous #55 10w

To clarify again - I’m not referring to everyone who voted for him, I’m referring to the people who continue to support his actions after everything he’s done this far (esp the big beautiful bill)

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Anonymous #6 10w

there’s actually a comparison in Gods eyes between all of us and him because we have all sinned in trying to tell you that all sin is the same to Him and it’s not getting in your brain is it. rub your last few brain cells together please

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Anonymous #26 10w

If you genuinely believe thats the same in any way to being a rapist, a war criminal, saying you want to fuck your daughter, and being an architect of systemic racism, then you are suffering psychosis and you are disconnected from reality. Maybe you are “intellectually inferior,” you’re just severely mentally ill, but I’m not of the opinion that you deserve to be given that benefit of the doubt

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Anonymous #6 10w

Maybe you aren’t*

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Anonymous #6 10w

may you find God. i’ll be praying for you

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Anonymous #6 10w

How is someone else’s racism (given that he has stopped and doesn’t hold these attitudes anymore) different from you being hateful of someone else for another reason? Even something personal that happened. Why is his worse? Please just take a second to think about the bad things you’ve done.

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Anonymous #54 10w

I’m done talking to you guys - you’re irredeemable🤣

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Anonymous #6 10w

hopefully a bible hits you on the way out

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Anonymous #57 10w

Shocker… leftist advocating for taking away rights of everyone who didn’t vote the same of them. Typical.

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Anonymous #26 10w

Bold of you to assume I’m a democrat 😂

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Anonymous #26 10w

so it's okay when republicans do it but not okay for democrats to joke about it.. got it

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Anonymous #57 10w

Feel free to correct me on what kind of person would say we should take away the rights of all republicans

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Anonymous #26 10w

The funny thing is that I’m more right wing than I am left

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Anonymous #50 10w

We’ve never said that? Idk what ur talking about

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Anonymous #57 10w

#26 is quiet on book burnings and the voter suppression being done on married women right now lmao

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Anonymous #6 10w

The “voter suppression” is a complete hoax and please enlighten me on the books commonly being banned - and tell me why people have an issue with it. (Hint: it’s explicit pornography in children’s libraries)

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Anonymous #26 10w

Also to be clear I’m in favor of removing rights from maga supporters including yourself. You are very clearly a maga supporter and you and your people need to lose your rights.

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Anonymous #26 10w

Girl, I already told you I was done talking to you and your delusions lmao Now you’ve escalated to making up pornography in children’s libraries that was conveniently unnoticed until the year 2020 lmfao bye

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Anonymous #57 10w

I’m not “MAGA” I’m just a republican. I regret that Trump was the republican nominee, but I vote on who I agree with most. There’s a distinction there between me and those who wear the red hats

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Anonymous #26 10w

talking about how democrats are bad for joking about taking away rights from republicans when all republicans are doing lately is cutting medicaid, raising taxes for the lowest tax bracket while issuing tax breaks for billionaires, and regressing naturalization rights and women's rights all over the country? and before you say that's the states, trumps administration put people in power or endorsed those people that make those things happen. so joking is bad but the real thing is fine

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Anonymous #6 10w

So tell me it’s good for the book Genderqueer to be in middle school libraries

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Anonymous #26 10w

referring to the "shocker..." comment

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Also buddy I don’t watch the news, I have better things to do with my time😂

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Anonymous #50 10w

Medicaid is being cut for those able bodied who refuse to do literally anything productive for 80 hours a month (there’s tons of exceptions in the bill), ive seen some people say that the bill will lower taxes on the working class. I think it’s up in the air how it will affect everyone but it definitely isn’t an intentional system like you’re proposing. And “women’s rights” is a euphemism for killing your offspring so yeah they’re right on that one (and side note Trump has done nothing on it)

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Anonymous #26 10w

there's nothing wrong with education about other identities, cultures, subcultures, racial experience, etc. books like that don't "turn kids trans." tell me, would reading that book suddenly make you decide to transition? bc if it did, you were already trans. sorry to tell you

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Anonymous #50 10w

#26 acting like she cares about children safety like she didn’t defend a man who raped women, redlined black families with children, and suggested cameras in teen models’ bathrooms is really sending me. A memoir is so much worse lmfao.

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Anonymous #26 10w

No one cares what u think. Everyone deserves healthcare and the right to autonomy.

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Anonymous #26 10w

If your not maga than why you dick riding trump so so hard???

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Anonymous #6 10w

Woah now - I said what he did was wrong. You’re strawmanning because you know you’re wrong. You’re mad because I said we all should give grace for people who’ve stopped their sin. He doesn’t do these things anymore, so he deserves grace for his past because people change. God has given me grace, so I extend it to others.

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Anonymous #6 10w

I bet she’s in favor of the Bible being in children’s libraries, despite its graphic depictions of incest, rape, torture, murder, and mutilation though lmfao

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Anonymous #6 10w

so the bible didn’t hit you on your way out huh

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Anonymous #54 10w

Bitch I grew up going to private Christian schools lol I’ve read the whole Bible three times, which is three times more than most Christians have read it🤣

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Anonymous #57 10w

I’m defending conservative stances. I admit he’s done bad things in his past and I wish we had a candidate who didn’t have a spotty past but that’s the situation we found ourselves in

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Anonymous #50 10w

It’s not about turning kids trans it’s about its depictions of sexual activities for middle schoolers who are under the age of consent.

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Anonymous #50 10w

6 year olds do not need to know about being trans. they cannot even comprehend it so no those books should not be in libraries because they would be wasting space for other books that could actually educate them.

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Anonymous #26 10w

Correct me if I’m wrong but I said we should take away the rights of MAGA supporters like yourself😂. But hey learning factual information clearly isn’t the strongest suit.

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Anonymous #26 10w

even if it's not intention it's still happening. he literally appointed consecutive justices into the supreme court that made the majority republican which was what made it possible to overturn roe v wade. and you realize that womens rights is not always about abortion. it's about access to clinics that screen for things like cervical cancer, endometriosis, PCOS, etc. also things like planned parenthood that they are defunding actually provide services for mothers who decided to keep their child

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Anonymous #26 10w

OK, let me ask this. Who did you vote for?

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Anonymous #6 10w

then it should’ve been easy for you to understand that God views all sin the same way

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Anonymous #6 10w

First of all to my knowledge the Bible isn’t in libraries so it’s a non-issue, and there’s a difference between written records of atrocities that are condemned explicitly inside the Bible itself, versus graphic photos of sexual acts. Huge difference there

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Anonymous #26 10w

like dude look up the list of services for planned parenthood. it is literally PLANNED (meaning providing services that help prepare for) PARENTHOOD. they literally get women their needed prenatal vitamins and do ultrasounds and all kinds of stuff.

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Anonymous OP 10w

I’m still confused over where people are getting 50% from… they’re literally proving their intellectual inferiority with that comment lmao

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Anonymous #8 10w

Completely ignoring the facts of what’s happening by saying people have a right to, not healthcare, but a right to *having your healthcare paid by every other productive adult when you’re capable of working*

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Anonymous #50 10w

Sure but if planned parenthood does abortion services and half the country disagrees with abortion then it’s reasonable to say public federal tax dollars shouldn’t fund this organization that does this as one of its main services

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Anonymous #57 10w

I did vote for Trump. I said that I wish there was another candidate as well. Two things can be true at the same time.

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Anonymous #50 10w

yes it’s being defunded so that the people that need those services will pay for it when they go in. why should an 80 year old male in alaska pay to have a 15 year old girl in maine to abort her child. that’s like saying the government should pay for restaurants to operate so that it is free when citizens go there. everyone would be greedy and eat way too much food since it’s free. if abortion clinics were free people would have sex with no remorse since they can just get an abortion whenever

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Anonymous #54 10w

So then, why are you letting kids have access to the Bible, which describes sex, and even mentions homosexuality? If you’re also concerned with showing them sexuality then I’m sure you also don’t show them Disney movies that show interpersonal attraction between men and women, or is it only certain sexualities that you have a problem with?

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Anonymous #50 10w

I know they do other things. But their main service is abortion. That’s one of the reasons they shut down in states when abortion is banned. That’s how they make their money.

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Anonymous #26 10w

Hey tard you still haven’t answered my question. Who did you vote for?

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Anonymous #54 10w

since when do 6 year olds go to middle school? 6 year olds can understand racial identities, they understand how they are a boy or a girl or whatever they view themselves as, and they understand love in an innocent sense. they can understand more than you think they can. why should kids not know how the world is? hiding an entire population from a child is just dumb. they will learn about people eventually in life why not educate them.

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Anonymous #6 10w

yes it describes sex but the story was changed for the younger audience. adam and eve didn’t eat an apple from a tree, they had sex. but it was instilled in children’s brains that they just ate an apple. its history that is being taught appropriately and once they get older they will find out what really happened

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Anonymous #6 10w

You’re avoiding the fact of the content that is in books like Genderqueer - graphic depictions of sex and ENCOURAGING children to be sexual. Attraction or relationships in movies aren’t inherently sexual, but the content in these books is. And, the Bible says these things are wrong so yes it would be good for kids to read it as opposed to genderqueer.

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Anonymous #54 10w

…have… have YOU read the Bible?

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26 AND 54- Like oh my god, OP was so correct

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Anonymous #6 10w

26 is mentally slow and that’s coming from the guy with autism lmao

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Anonymous #57 10w

I did answer your question I said I voted for Trump and I wish there was another republican candidate but he was who was chosen so I voted for him because I agree most with him. But I still think the things he’s done in the past are wrong, as does like every republican.

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36 on the ACT and a 4.0 nice try

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Anonymous #26 10w

Oh so you voted for everything that is happening. You’re the problem.

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Anonymous #6 10w

yes i have why are u curious

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Anonymous #26 10w

defunding planned parenthood because of abortion services directly impacts all of the people you are trying to protect- aka the unborn fetuses. with less money it doesn't get to provide mothers with life saving supplies like formula and prenatals and all kinds of things. you just want a human to be born but not healthily or cared for after

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Anonymous #26 10w

I hope when trump starts deporting Americans he deports you first.

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Anonymous #57 10w

I explained exactly what’s happening with his policies and nobody disputed it. He’s taking Medicaid away from those who are freeloading off the government and refusing to work, volunteer, get an education, etc. part time during the week. That is completely fair.

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Anonymous #57 10w

“When” lol

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Anonymous OP 10w

One could argue he already is

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Anonymous #57 10w

it’s so hilarious to me that when libs have no other argument they turn to name calling. tard, mentally slow, and the problem all within a few minutes cause he doesn’t have a real point to make

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Anonymous #26 10w

I would like to preface this by saying that you’re actually stupid if you believe that, so I hope you’re baiting, but I think it’s really funny that Mr. “Let’s give Trump Grace for being a racist rapist” is now implying being gay is an unforgivable offense that we should all indict- And no, btw, the Bible does have explicit depictions of sex, even incestuous examples, and I think it’s telling that this is when you suddenly decide we should focus on the framing

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Anonymous #50 10w

There are so many charities that offer these things and not abortions. The Catholic Church specifically runs charities to help expectant mothers. My church every year does a fundraiser to help mothers who are not prepared to have a child be able to keep it. Why can’t planned parenthood just stop offering abortions?

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Anonymous #54 10w

What do you mean no other argument lmao. I’m not even coming after you. Stay in your lane I’ll stay in mine.

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Anonymous #50 10w

if you can’t afford to buy formula and prenatal before your baby is even born then you shouldn’t have had sex in the first place. babies are a blessing and a serious financial decision but ppl now just have sex with no thought of the consequences

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Anonymous #54 10w

Because if you read it and you came to that conclusion, then you really do have atrocious reading comprehension and media literacy. On brand

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Anonymous #26 10w

that's literally not even true. it mainly provides birth control services, pregnancy, std, and hiv testing, and wellness exams. they do FAR more of this than actual abortions. they provide information on them so women can make an informed choice. lots of women still choose not to have an abortion and they help them through their pregnancy

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Anonymous #57 10w

where did you hear that from. that’s never going to happen

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Anonymous #6 10w

What? I’ve explicitly said every single sin is forgivable. That means every. Single. One. But yes we should say that sin is sin, whether it’s rape or homosexuality. All of these things in the Bible you’re listing may have happened but were condemned. It’s people rebelling against God. There’s a clear moral framework in the Bible that is good for kids to read.

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Anonymous #26 10w

No, it’s not a clear moral framework. It’s a moral framework that you agree with. And so you’re willing to excuse it exposing children to sex and violence because the overarching theme reinforces your delusional worldview. It’s really sick, actually

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Anonymous #6 10w

It is clear. And I do happen to think it’s objectively right yeah. You’re twisting my point: the Bible’s depictions of “sex” and “violence” are not graphic at all, and these incidents are explicitly condemned. Genderqueer on the other hand is encouraging children to be sexual which is illegal and immoral in every single way.

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Anonymous #6 10w

Not comprehending that there are more people living in the US than there are voters is crazy work

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Anonymous #26 10w

Girl your moral framework enabled you to equate rape, genocide, and institutional racism with “stealing a candy bar” or “telling a lie when you’re little.” You are SICK

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Anonymous #58 10w

Right like… are they dumb💀 Guess we know

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Anonymous #6 10w

I’ve never said they are equal in consequence or harm on earth. They are equal in that they separate us from God because we have done evil. All of those things are wrong correct? That’s all I’m saying. There aren’t degrees of right and wrong, it’s either right or wrong. But there are degrees of harm that don’t affect how wrong something is.

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Anonymous #6 10w

what conclusion exactly because everything i said about the bible has been correct

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Anonymous #26 10w

Right, which is why you were able to “cut Trump some grace.” Sick.

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Anonymous bearrface 10w

So taxpayer money used for “trans surgeries” is a big deal but taxpayer money used for a parade or golf trips is not…because you ain’t bringing those up

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Anonymous #6 10w

Grace is sick? Wow. You’ve needed grace every time you’ve messed up. I’ve needed grace every time I’ve messed up as well. We all need grace and it’s very prideful to act like you’ve never needed grace before for something you’ve done wrong.

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Anonymous #26 10w

Again, stop trying to act like I’ve done anything that even remotely compared to the depravity Trump has committed and you have excused

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Your whole claim is acting like you are so much better than him. Once again, this is very prideful. Have you ever said something you shouldn’t have said? I haven’t excused his sin, but if he has confessed and repented of it then it’s paid for by Christ. He received the due punishment for our evil.

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Anonymous #26 10w

That’s an excuse btw. It actually functions as an excuse for him and for you, because it allows you to support him without any moral constraints. Very scary that the moral framework you think children should have is one that permits them to support evil people who ask an imaginary man to forgive them

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Anonymous #26 10w

“Have you ever said something you shouldn’t have said?” Applies to literally every person on earth. Not every person on earth does the shit that trump does

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Anonymous #6 10w

“that’s an excuse” and the excuse is Gods grace lol libs are doomed

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Anonymous #6 10w

You’re missing what I said - we can give him grace IF he has repented of the evil he is doing. But you’re making the assumption that someone making grave mistakes in their past makes them currently evil no matter if they’ve changed or turned away.

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Anonymous OP 10w

You’re right that there are some sins I will never do but that doesn’t mean that someone is more evil than me they just express the same evil in different ways. We are all evil at heart.

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Anonymous OP 10w

Right? 26 and 54 are actually batshit😭

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Anonymous OP 10w

that’s exactly the point. everyone on this earth has sinned meaning no one is perfect. yes trump did some very bad things in his past, which he has since changed, but all sin is equal in Gods eyes. meaning what he did and you saying something you shouldn’t have is the same to God and had He not died for our sins you would’ve been in hell by now

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Anonymous #6 10w

“batshit” and it’s just spreading the gospel

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Anonymous #54 10w

You misspelled “my psychosis” 😭

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Anonymous #54 10w

Bringing up religion during a political conversation is kind of batshit I’m ngl

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Anonymous #6 10w

if you think that having a relationship with God is being disconnected from reality then you have much bigger problems. instead of getting on an anonymous platform and making everyone feel miserable to you maybe pack your bags and go somewhere else where you agree with what’s going on there. no one is stopping you

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Anonymous OP 10w

It happened because people insist on bringing up mistakes he made decades ago as a witness against his current character. I’m not his biggest fan but this is obviously unfair. I wouldn’t want that done for me.

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Anonymous OP 10w

because religion is what i based my vote off of. kinda how you base yours off of there being unlimited genders and free everything for everyone and open borders for everyone and no one can ever do any wrong except for the orange guy

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Anonymous #54 10w

And that’s why people say you’re delusional and intellectually inferior

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Anonymous #54 10w

I actually based my vote off of concern for this country’s judiciary system (prosecutor vs convicted felon) and because, the way I saw it back then, a second trump term would create a constitutional crisis regarding presidential immunity from prosecution

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Anonymous OP 10w

And that’s fine for you, we disagree. The whole point is though, someone can disagree with you and vote another way because their values differ and not be a complete idiot. Not everyone who disagrees with you is stupid and it’s childish to act that way.

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Anonymous #6 10w

what about my statement was delusional and intellectually inferior enlighten me. did i offend you with unlimited genders and open borders

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Anonymous #6 10w

It’s not delusional to vote based on your values and opinions. That’s actually what every single person does.

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Anonymous #26 10w

I appreciate the honesty

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Anonymous OP 10w

The gag is, they’re actually lying; they’ve said elsewhere that their vote was actually based on Harris “sucking”

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Anonymous #54 10w

Lmao, it’s delusional and intellectually inferior because you didn’t base it on a logical framework, based on religion, and religion is fundamentally irrational-

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Anonymous #6 10w

okay sure religion aside. a big part of my logical framework was having a closed border which was one of trumps main points

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Anonymous #6 10w

You cant just say that like it’s fact that’s just an assumption with no proof. You think religion is illogical and that’s why you don’t participate. To me, religion is the way to make sense of human nature and morality, and so it is the basis for all of my moral framework and logic. You can disagree, but once again, that doesn’t make me dumb. It just means we disagree.

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Anonymous #54 10w

Right, which is why he killed the bipartisan border security bill that was projected to increase border security exponentially…

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Anonymous #26 10w

Yeah psychiatrists call that “magical thinking” and is a sign of schizotypal personality disorder and other psychotic disorders - you should get that checked out

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Anonymous #6 10w

he killed that to build a wall. kamala wanted an open border policy which is insane and would’ve been detrimental to our country

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Anonymous #6 10w

Would you tell a Muslim or Hindu or someone of any other religion that they’re mentally ill for having a spiritual belief like every human society before us has?

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Anonymous #54 10w

No, he killed it because he wanted to run on the issue for re-election, and Harris never said that. Hope this clears that up for you

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Anonymous #26 10w

Yeah, I would. I probably wouldn’t need to unless they were using it to justify legislation a la you 💀

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Anonymous #6 10w

1+1 might just equal 2

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Anonymous #6 10w

so then we could call you mentally ill by that standard since you don’t follow a religion

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Anonymous #54 10w

You thinking Elise Stefanik is a reliable source when she’s famous for being a Trump lapdog shows what a bubble you’re in lmfao

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Anonymous #6 10w

Well that’s very rude. And I doubt you’d tell a Muslim they’re schizo but besides that being religious is not the same as schizophrenia. There are tons of very intelligent people who are religious. Some of the brightest minds in history were staunchly religious. You’re making an insane claim.

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Anonymous #54 10w

This is just false, the Biden administration (under which Kamala was VP) carried out lots of deportations. What she campaigned on was making legal immigration easier, if I’m not mistaken

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Anonymous #54 10w

No, that’s not how that works babe - sorry, “not following a religion” wouldn’t meet the criteria for “magical thinking” because there’s no supernatural elements or connections between unrelated events being made. Hope this helps!

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Anonymous #26 10w

Like Trump, right?😭

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Anonymous #6 10w

I’ve never presumed on Trump being religious. I hope he is for the sake of his soul, but we truly don’t know. I hope he’s repented of his mistakes, but that’s up to him.

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Anonymous #26 10w

No one is saying being religious equates to being unintelligent - it’s more about knowing when to separate church and state. For example, our founding fathers lmao

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Anonymous #26 10w

You said he repented and received the grace of God, now you don’t truly know lmfao

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Anonymous OP 10w

Yeah no nice try. They made appeals to God in quite literally every founding document and all over their personal writings. They definitely didn’t have the idea of a secular government in mind - most states had religion requirements to be in government at the time. The first amendment establishment clause is explicitly against establishing a government religion like the Anglican Church, which they fled from.

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Anonymous #6 10w

no matter who said it it is still true. tens of thousands of illegals were set into the country to roam free. she had open border policies that failed.

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Anonymous #6 10w

No, I said IF he repented he will be forgiven. I think he has given that he is not still acting this way, but we do not truly know. Don’t be dishonest and twist my words please.

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Anonymous #26 10w

“They definitely didn’t have the idea of secular government in mind” 1st Amendment, Establishment Clause

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Anonymous #26 10w

That’s not what you said, but pretending it is, you haven’t even verified that Trump has changed, and you still support him knowing he’s a rapist and a racist? Crazy…

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Anonymous OP 10w

I literally explained what the establishment clause is. They didn’t mean that I can’t vote according to religious values, it meant that the government could not fuse itself with a specific church organization. This is clearly against the Anglican situation in England that they fled. And me voting my conscience grounded in religion is in no way establishing a state church like the Anglican Church.

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Anonymous #12 10w

I know plenty of college graduates that have an iq under the national average EASILY. That statistic means nothing

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Anonymous #6 10w

has he said anything racist lately?

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Anonymous #54 10w

I mean it isn’t true - she didn’t do that. I know, I know, hard to believe that Elise would straight up lie like that. If you wanna talk about setting criminals into the streets, let’s talk about when Trump pardoned 1500 rioters, several of which were back in not even a month later- Among them, a man was caught with child porn in his phone, a second man tried to solicit a minor, a woman killed someone while driving drunk, and a man was shot and killed during a traffic stop that escalated-

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Anonymous #6 10w

He was not convicted of rape and he may have discriminated in the past but God can forgive him of that, he will forgive of anything. I’ve been very careful not to presume Trump has repented. And there’s a difference between my grace and God’s grace. I am to give grace freely as a Christian because of the grace given to me, but I will not presume he has asked for God’s grace.

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Anonymous #6 10w

okay then let’s talk about how when she was ag she had a case of a police performing a routine traffic stop and was shot to death for no reason by a black gang member and harris just set him free, he didn’t even get jail time. so yes let’s talk about setting criminals into the streets please

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Anonymous #26 10w

No, he was found liable of sexual abuse, which is the civil counterpart

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Anonymous #54 10w

No, I’m sure if we look into that case we’re going to find out that you very deceptively omitted key details, but regardless, what does that have to do with Elise Stefanik lying about Harris’s border policy, or Trump unleashing a wave a criminals onto the streets - the very thing you said you voted against Harris for?

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Anonymous #6 10w

it has to do with you saying that trump let out criminals on the streets and bashing him for it when harris has done the exact same thing. hypocritical of you

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Anonymous #6 10w

Liable vs. conviction are two different things. But I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt and say even if he did it, if he was truly sorry and asked for forgiveness then God had forgiven him.

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Anonymous #6 10w

Oh, would you look at that? You did omit key details, namely that he did serve jail time, and actually still is in jail-

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Anonymous #6 10w

Wow, yall really just lie… like omg?

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Anonymous #54 10w

But she didn’t - you’ve lied about that twice now lmao

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Anonymous #6 10w

lied about what

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Anonymous #54 10w

You said she let a gang member who murdered a police officer free (and you weirdly specified his race for some reason) when that wasn’t true; she just said she wasn’t seeking the death penalty and he’s actually in jail serving a life sentence rn, so it’s probably News to him that Harris let him off free. You also quoted at Elise Stefanik’s lie that Harris let thousands of criminals loose (and then was quiet when Trump actually did it), so I guess I’m really just waiting for the

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Anonymous #6 10w

“Logical reason” you had for saying Harris was a worse candidate than Trump because so far you’ve only said untrue things that seemed like projection for things Trump actually did

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Anonymous #18 10w

not “some” are. most are. like a big amount of most. like almost all.

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jd vance said he hated trump and would never work with him and he’s now the vp, what do you have to say abt that

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&the fact that you think that colleges teach based on politics is fucking wild. they don’t teach “left leaning” shit. they teach critical thinking. which is something most conservatives lack anymore. it’s all conspiracy theories over there anymore. smh.

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Anonymous #49 10w

Google the paradox of tolerance

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Anonymous #49 10w

they never said they didn’t love or accept them. just that they treat them like they have a disability

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Anonymous #59 10w

These people don’t have very good reading comprehension skills

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Anonymous #49 10w

No leftist has ever called themselves the party of love and acceptance lmfao. Why do y’all say that all the time

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Anonymous #56 10w

Where are people getting this lie from? Joe Rogan, a conservative podcaster, only just lost his spot as most listened to podcast, which is a title he had for almost a decade, with Candace Owens and Ben Shapiro being behind him. Tucker Carlson, Jeanine Pirro, and Laura Ingraham are the most watched news anchors in American history? Just because other news outlets accurately post terrible things that Trump did doesn’t mean they’re “leftist” lmao

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Anonymous #6 10w

All of the legacy media is left leaning. CNN, NBC, ABC, CBS, and so on. Podcasts, while influential, are not the same as news channels which are where most people older than us get their news.

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Anonymous #26 10w

In your discussion of legacy media, you conveniently left out Fox and newsmax, but what does “left leaning” even mean?😭Does it just mean “critical of Trump?”

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Anonymous #57 10w

Hey babe, removing the rights of other people for political alignment actually isnt cool and is exactly how we got here in the first place. This is the same energy has president Coin wanting to reap the Capital children in the hunger games

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Anonymous #6 10w

The ones I listed are the oldest news channels, hence “legacy” media. Fox News was started in the late 90s. By left leaning I mean everything they say has a left lean. My issue with it is, at least Fox and Newsmax don’t try to pretend they’re unbiased. These news companies are dishonest about their bias imo and that’s misleading.

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Anonymous #26 10w

By “their bias” you mean “doesn’t sanitize everything Trump does.” Yikes, seems like reality and truth are just biased against Trump atp. Makes sense, we’ve already established you have a tenuous grasp on reality lmao

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Anonymous #6 10w

No, I mean they don’t just report the facts, they add their opinion. I’m not claiming Fox or Newsmax is unbiased, the issue is there aren’t really any actual unbiased news. The bias goes all the way down to the pictures they use, specific word choices with certain connotations, etc.

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Anonymous #26 10w

Mind you, Fox News has claimed in court that it isn’t actual news multiple times to shield themselves from defamation lawsuits, and judges agree, saying any “reasonable viewer” should find it obvious. It sounds to me like you’re admitting you’re not a reasonable viewer-

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Anonymous #6 10w

What? I’m not claiming Fox News is impartial and unbiased. I’m saying all the legacy media is biased but dishonest about their bias. Fox on the other hand is upfront about their republican bias.

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Anonymous #26 10w

And so that makes it okay… preferable, even… 💀

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Anonymous #6 10w

It’s ok for a news media to have opinionated content. Online news has opinion articles all the time. It’s all about it not being misleading. NBC and CNN are just as biased as Fox News, but try to portray itself like it’s impartial. It is important for viewers to recognize the bias. I don’t get what you’re not getting here.

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Anonymous #63 10w

Wow it’s almost like for 8 years people warned you? I honestly feel no sympathy for you. You made a stupid fucking decision and I hope you know that. It was no secret what their plan was. We told you time and time again project 2025 was real and they would destroy America. Fucking idiot

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Anonymous #37 10w

You’re so dumb project 2025 is the heritage foundation which is not related to Trump and Trump has repeatedly said it’s not the same as his platform. Things in the document like banning pornography, banning abortion, etc. have not (and cannot) be done by Trump because it was never his platform to begin with.

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Anonymous #64 10w

A lot of chronically online people on the left don't realize that the working class just doesn't have time to research politics when they get home from a 12-odd hour shift. They pick up little bits here and there and when they go to the polls they make a decision based on that. And since the right is the loudest and makes promises that sound like they would benefit them, that is who they gravitate towards

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Anonymous #39 10w

The democratic party has the largest influence over the media. They spend much more in donations to news sites than republicans do. Also the working class has the most experience and knowledge of politics. They don’t read about the system but they actually experience it.

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Anonymous #11 10w

experience of how things affect them doesn’t necessarily mean knowledge of what they want to change. I think there’s plenty of people out there who would be wholly in favor of never having any taxes, because they don’t understand that taxes pay for everything the government does. Plenty more kind of get that but just go “the government can just print more money”. I wouldn’t consider people in this category republican or democrat though, just uninformed

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Anonymous #26 10w

If the heritage foundation and Trump are unrelated, why are Brendon Carr, Russell Vought and Stephen Miller (three project 2025 authors) in his cabinet? Why is Karoline Leavett (a heritage foundation trainer) his press secretary? Why is Tom Homan (a project 2025 advisor) his border czar?

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Anonymous #6 10w

Acting like project 2025 is written by him and is his platform is disingenuous and he personally disagrees with lots of the stuff in it like fr

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Anonymous #26 10w

If he disagrees with it, why is he giving the people who authored it control over policy?

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Anonymous #6 10w

The cabinet doesn’t make policy. You’re not very smart. It’s an advisory group. And not every person who has ever been affiliated with the heritage foundation agrees with everything in project 2025

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Anonymous #26 10w

I didn’t say they made policy, I said they had control over it, which they do, because they not only have direct control over enforcement of laws for their respective departments, but they also testify in congressional hearings and omg, hard to believe I know, but the lawmakers listen to them and are influenced by the things they say!

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Anonymous #6 10w

Yeah sure. This all doesn’t prove anything about project 2025 being trump’s secret platform. That’s a complete lie that was spread by all the media the entire election season

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Anonymous #26 10w

You also didn’t answer the question, why is he employing people from a think tank that he disagrees with??

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Anonymous #6 10w

I didn’t say he generally disagrees with the heritage foundation, it’s a conservative organization. But that doesn’t mean he agrees with them on every single point they included in project 2025, which is really just the moral stances they make as an organization, nothing more.

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Anonymous #26 10w

That’s odd because, not only has his policy so far echoed project 2025, but the heritage foundation has praised Trump’s policies - why would this be the case if what you say is true?

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Anonymous #26 10w

That’s an insane equation that screams “willful ignorance.” But that would imply you were smart enough to think past what Trump says, and I don’t think you are lol

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Anonymous #6 10w

Because they don’t agree on EVERY SINGLE THING. The stuff the media was pitching the biggest fit about hasn’t come anywhere close to being legislated. Specifically on their abortion stance, Trump cannot and will not do anything on abortion, it’s a state issue now and he has said this time and time again but that didn’t stop the fear mongering

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Anonymous #26 10w

Hey so, making abortion a “state issue” is effectively banning it in states where they’ve decided to ban it. I’m sure you also think it’s a massive coincidence that those states coincide with states Trump performed very well in lmao

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Anonymous #6 10w

In states where the voters, either by representation or direct election, decided to ban it? Sounds fair to me. Like I said, it’s a state issue.

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Anonymous #26 10w

Well the problem is a matter of life or death, not a matter of if a place should have weed or not

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Anonymous #11 10w

Totally agree that’s why I’d love for it to be banned everywhere! So sad that killing fetuses is legal in some states. But the point is that Trump will never do anything about abortion because he can’t. So the news fear mongering is like blatantly untrue

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Anonymous #26 10w

Exactly

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Anonymous #26 10w

talking about how gender queer depicts body dysmorphia like middle schoolers don't get the talk at school and take health class where they learn about all of these things anyways. you just don't want middle schoolers to have a broad picture of what sexuality can mean, not just the straight and cis kind

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Anonymous #54 10w

if abortions we're free would you have unprotected sec everyday and get repetitive abortions just cus why not? nobody does that. that is a hyperbole and you know it. just another way of depicting people who get abortions as evil, sexually frivolous, irresponsible people instead of people who happened to get pregnant. not everyone who needs an abortion is going out and having a lot of sex. teens who've had sex twice their whole life might need an abortion. rape victims. etc.

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Anonymous #26 10w

okay cool. noticeable how everything you said has church tied to it. it's simple: why would someone seeking an abortion and reproductive healthcare seek out bible thumpers in the current political climate in this country? what about people of different religions who don't feel comfortable in a catholic/christian space? queer people? people who were raped by church members? church's are also very public whether you think they are or not. it's a privacy thing.

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Anonymous #50 10w

If kids were shown anything as graphic as what is in genderqueer I’d be mad, even if it depicted straight people. Some things just aren’t appropriate and any graphic depictions of sex are definitely not appropriate, no matter who is involved in the depiction.

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Anonymous #26 10w

also very simple: just because a church gives you some money to have the kid and get started doesn't mean you can financially support a child for your whole life. when that mother needs help the entirety of that kids childhood and teen years, now that mother is "getting handouts from charities" and that's bad according to conservative views

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Anonymous #50 10w

and also, some people shouldn't be parents! why would you keep a child you don't want? so they can go into the foster care system? be adopted (maybe) by a nice family? ever stop to think that that isn't a good option? have you ever met an adoptee or foster kid? ask the foster kids who were never adopted and aged out at 18 how they're doing. ask the adoptee how they feel ab their birth parents giving them up and if they have any trauma from that.

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Anonymous #50 10w

Adoption is always an option, there’s tons of families waiting to adopt a child. And no, getting help from a charity is not frowned upon. What is frowned upon is living off of government handouts because you’re unemployed despite being able bodied.

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Anonymous #50 10w

my grandma was a foster parent for decades. she adopted 5 kids and had two of her own. my aunts and uncles were extremely lucky to come across her in the system. not everyone is that lucky. my sisters roommate can barely support themselves through life and have encountered countless tragedies in their life while in the system and outside of it. it's not an easy life and it is not rewarding.

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Anonymous #50 10w

People do have hard lives sometimes. Should they be dead instead? I’ll never get this take. It is sad that some people may not have the best experience with adoption, but so many do, and saying they should be dead instead is just ridiculous. If that’s the answer, let’s just kill everyone who has a hard life. It would end their suffering right?

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Anonymous #26 10w

so what's the difference between living off of charity funds and living off of government relief program funds? what happens when you're able bodied and work but the two jobs or three jobs you work aren't enough? why should you trade and slave your entire life to give a child a poor experience in life? set them up for failure and make your life miserable at the same time?

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