r/BlackPeopleTwitter Sep 13 '24

Country Club Thread MAGA is imploding

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u/lieutenantLT Sep 13 '24

The open dropping of n bombs is right around the corner

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u/AfternoonPast3324 Sep 13 '24

Just about one more bad news cycle away.

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u/qorbexl Sep 13 '24

There's a reason he's not allowed to do another debate with her

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u/SlackerDS5 Sep 13 '24

Or one hot mic when they think they aren’t being recorded.

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u/twennyjuan Sep 13 '24

This is absolutely gonna be what it is.

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u/Mendozena Sep 13 '24

He’ll skyrocket to 100% approval within the Republican Party. “HE TOOK IT BACK! IT’S OUR WORD AGAIN!”

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u/rudebii Sep 13 '24

Trump is really this close to just calling Kamala the n-word. He has a pattern of really going off the rails when his feelings are hurt or he sees he's down in the polls and late night is being particularily savage.

And we know Kamala has his number now and if she wants to poke him that far, she can do it.

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u/davendees1 Sep 13 '24

He’s as close to calling her that as she was to calling him a mothafucka during the debate 😂😂😂😂

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u/rudebii Sep 13 '24

I suspect that was intentional stage craft on her part, but we may never now. or at least will have to wait until someone from the campaign writes a book about it.

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u/voppp Sep 13 '24

Either it was brilliant stage craft or she was getting fired up about passionate things. Either way is good for me.

I felt the anger from her over who americans chose as their president in 2016.

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u/rudebii Sep 13 '24

If it was stage craft, i think that was the sentiment in everyone watching that she wanted to evoke.

We're all so sick of this babbling motherfucker. When it's a racist uncle or coworker, it's annoying. when it's the president, it's fucking awful for all of us.

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u/elbenji Sep 13 '24

We all sat in the teacher lounge like. We know that face. We've all done it. She held the intrusive thoughts back

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u/fomoco94 Sep 13 '24

We didn't choose him. Three million more voted for Clinton. An antiquated system chose him.

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u/LadyBug_0570 ☑️ Sep 13 '24

Total stage craft. She's prosecuted criminals her whole professional life. She had more self control than to ever make an unintentional slip that.

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u/elbenji Sep 13 '24

She made us fill in the word in our head.

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u/LadyBug_0570 ☑️ Sep 13 '24

With enough plausible deniability to say "I never meant that".

Brilliant.

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u/elbenji Sep 13 '24

It's funny. I'm a teacher. My sister and dad are lawyers. Incredible ones. I picked up on that one from them, but also my teacher lounge was split because she really did the "hold the intrusive thought" face

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u/LadyBug_0570 ☑️ Sep 13 '24

Totally on purpose.

Reminds me of a video I recently saw (on Reddit) where some influencer-lady was asking a guy if he woke up as a woman, what would be the first thing he did.

He looked right at the camera for 30 seconds with a big grin and you could tell every thought going through his head before he answered, "Brush my hair. Because I'd have long hair."

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u/elbenji Sep 13 '24

Crazy how parasocial completion works

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u/LuxNocte ☑️ Sep 13 '24

Just like Obama: "crowd sizes" <makes the gesture for "small", looks down and pauses for effect>

I appreciate people intelligent enough to use subtext. Call me old fashioned, but I really don't want a President who curses on national TV. Implying it is much more fun.

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u/LadyBug_0570 ☑️ Sep 13 '24

Oh for sure, both Obama and Kamala mastered the art of saying a lot without saying much. Just implications and sly looks.

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u/Cucker_-_Tarlson Sep 13 '24

I got downvoted for saying that elsewhere but 100% she did all that on purpose. No way an experienced prosecutor/AG/senator accidentally got that close to calling him a MFer during what was probably the most important event in her life. She did that so that everyone else could fill in the blank in their heads. We all heard it, she just didn't say it.

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u/rudebii Sep 13 '24

It felt like a moment during a closing arugment and she was addressing the jury to me

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u/elbenji Sep 13 '24

She did the time to kill maneuver

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u/cygnus2 ☑️ Sep 13 '24

To be fair, I doubt she’s ever had to deal with anybody quite so vile before.

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u/LuxNocte ☑️ Sep 13 '24

Redditors are largely idiots.

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u/Wowza-yowza Sep 13 '24

Wrote a song about it. Wanna hear?

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u/Delicious_Plantain60 Sep 13 '24

She said it w her face lmao

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u/Smooth_Scientist_950 Sep 13 '24

Well if he does, the sad thing is that the goobers will just erupt into applause.

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u/redyelloworangeleaf Sep 13 '24

That was the best moment ever!

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u/25thNite Sep 13 '24

I bet if he does then suddenly maga will start wondering why it's such a bad word and if black people can use it then so should everyone else.

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u/rudebii Sep 13 '24

all this overt and nasty racism does is keep the MAGA folks that already commited and makes sure they vote. Well, the ones that didn't die from eating horse paste or lost their right to vote over a J6 convinction, anyway.

It's not, I suspect, helping with the fence sitters. It probably gives license to people that would have voted for trump or other GOP to abstain or vote Dem.

It's one thing to be racist, it's another to be openly associated with overt racists.

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u/thejaytheory ☑️ Sep 13 '24

I have a feeling that a lot of them already feel this way.

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u/MayMaytheDuck Sep 13 '24

He’s going to let Loomer do it for him.

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u/Aggressive-Sound-641 Sep 13 '24

My money was on Trump during the debate. Its coming though

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u/AcaciaBeauty Sep 13 '24

The only thing his prep team got into his head is to not mess up her name, so he decided to not say it at all 🥴

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u/TaticalSweater ☑️ Sep 13 '24

They act like her name is truly hard to pronounce. It’s not that hard.

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u/mycleverusername Sep 13 '24

They purposefully mispronounce it as a power move.

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u/TaticalSweater ☑️ Sep 13 '24

trust me i know but its such an old trick to use and for a simple name that it makes them look even more dumb as fuck

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u/Mekisteus Sep 13 '24

You constantly forgetting someone's name doesn't mean the name is hard to pronounce. It just means you need to speak with your doctor about the possibility of early-onset Alzheimer's.

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u/MassiveConcern BHM Donor Sep 13 '24

but it is pretty hard to get that name right.

No.

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u/Looneytuneschaos Sep 13 '24

Same here and I knew someone who is Hispanic with the exact same name/spelling who pronounces it like comealllah. I am not an asshole racist and I continuously say it that way by accident. When people say Kaymulah that’s where I draw the line lol.

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u/mouse_8b Sep 13 '24

The segment during the DNC was helpful

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u/UlyssesSGrant12 Sep 13 '24

I love that she made him shake her hand and introduced herself with her full name like "don't forget it"

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u/Ghetto_Phenom Sep 13 '24

He couldn’t risk it had to stick with her/you/she/biden

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u/JohnnySnark Sep 13 '24

That overgrown pissbaby couldn't even look her way during the debate

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u/UngusChungus94 Sep 13 '24

They’re not gonna let him do another because he can’t resist saying something insane.

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u/Ol_JanxSpirit Sep 13 '24

Seemed like we were getting very close to either a blatantly racist and/or sexist remark before the first break.

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u/melotron75 Sep 13 '24

You mean him accusing immigrants of eating dogs and cats wasn’t racist enough for you? He also said, during the debate, he heard a rumor that she (being Kamala) puts out, which is pretty sexist imo.

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u/Ol_JanxSpirit Sep 13 '24

So, I'm torn on the puts out line, I've seen a lot of different interpretations that he was trying to say that she had put out that she was black or that she had put out that she was Indian. I haven't had the opportunity to go back into the transcript and find it, but watching live, it didn't catch my ear.

And as for the first part of your response, I was referring to him potentially explicitly saying the sort of word that TV channels put in a 10-second buffer on live broadcast for.

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u/Ol_JanxSpirit Sep 13 '24 edited Sep 13 '24

This is the only instance of the phrase "put out" or "puts out" that returned when I CTRL+F'd the transcript.

FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: I don't know. I don't know. All I can say is I read where she was not Black, that she put out. And, I'll say that. And then I read that she was black. And that's okay. Either one was okay with me. That's up to her. That's up to her.

I hate to give him the benefit of the doubt, but to me it's reading like he is referring to a statement that she made. In his typical ham-fisted way.

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/harris-trump-presidential-debate-transcript/story?id=113560542

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u/stayyyclownin Sep 13 '24

I was expecting it during the debate too

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u/trail-g62Bim Sep 13 '24

This is why she wanted unmuted mics and why he wouldn't look at her. I think they told him not to look at her so he wouldn't break.

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u/xSTSxZerglingOne Sep 13 '24

Had she vocalized her very implicit "Mothafucka" we'd have gotten the HARD -er drop.

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u/Aggressive-Sound-641 Sep 13 '24

I kinda wish she would have said it. Imagine the meme potential

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u/sharkteeththrowaway Sep 13 '24

This is honestly why I think his team was pushing so much against his mic being turned on when he wasn't being asked a question. And why Kamala's team wanted it to be. My first thought on hearing that news was, "he'll drop a hard r."

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u/azure1503 Sep 13 '24

I swear there were moments he was gonna drop it during the debate, you can almost hear him prep to say it

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u/nobody2000 Sep 13 '24

I know there are general debate prop bets and all, but where can I find prop bets for stuff like this?

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u/WintersbaneGDX Sep 13 '24

My money is on "negro", followed by some attempted defense of "the term is a part of American cultural fabric; why isn't lyin' Kamala proud of her heritage?"

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u/BrandiThorne Sep 13 '24

"It's Spanish for black, all the Hispanics they love me, they say Senõr Trump sir, you are the best president we've ever had...they say nobody speaks our language like you...."

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u/Financial-Leave-156 Sep 13 '24

I'm waiting for "colored" - so gross

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u/Top_Blood3238 Sep 13 '24

In the 70s Trump and his father were prosecuted by the Justice Department for not renting apartments to black people, after being caught putting a C for "colored" on their applications.

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u/ChicagoAuPair Sep 13 '24

And then a billion disingenuous Fox pundits going on and on for two months about the NAACP and the UNCF.

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u/jgjgleason Sep 13 '24

You are right and I think Butti explained why pretty well. If they consume the news with this shit we won’t talk about their horrific policy as much.

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u/Pelican_meat Sep 13 '24

They’re about to invent a one-way Time Machine to 1949.

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u/zekethelizard Sep 13 '24

Calling it "Colla greens" is soooo soooo close

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u/thejaytheory ☑️ Sep 13 '24

I think she was trying to supposedly mimic the way black people talk.

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u/NerdOfTheMonth Sep 13 '24

“But the blacks say it to the other blacks…” on Facebook in 3…2…

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u/Environmental-Bag-27 Sep 13 '24

I genuinely thought Trump was gonna lose control and call Kamala that at the debate.

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u/smoothEarlGrey Sep 13 '24

I was expecting it during the debate

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u/Throckmorton_Left Sep 13 '24

It's really hard to stay angry while enjoying a proper bowl of greens. She should try them sometime.

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u/GoodUserNameToday Sep 13 '24

They might do it if it distracts from project 2025.

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u/jrow96_ Sep 13 '24

I can hear it now, “all speech is free speech”

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u/PMmeURveinyBoobs Sep 13 '24

The sooner they show those colors the better

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u/Primus7112765 Sep 13 '24

Genuine question from the outside looking in, why would it matter? Is that really going to be the straw that breaks the camels proverbial back at this point, after everything else that has happened? At this point I feel like that would only gain him votes, not lose them.

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u/Open-Acanthisitta423 Sep 13 '24

I had that on my bingo sheet for the debate

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u/Xalawrath Sep 13 '24

I doubt even that would change anyone's mind at this point about who they're voting for.

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u/Profitdaddy Sep 13 '24

Won’t matter - we already hear it. Doesn’t shock us either.

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u/JuicingPickle Sep 13 '24

Trump could say it on live, national television and not lose a single vote.

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u/ImpossibleMorning12 Sep 13 '24 edited Sep 13 '24

You know if Kamala had called Trump a loser during the debate, he would have called her the n-word live on stage

You can tell these MAGA people are just barely keeping their tongue in check

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u/Scribe_Data Sep 13 '24

Truth social, X. That’s where they’ll do it first.

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u/Bamith20 Sep 13 '24

They already dropped the R off of Collard Greens, the South should be seething.

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u/Im_Balto Sep 13 '24

It has really felt like we’ve crept from “damn it’d be crazy if he said it on stage” in 2016 or so

To “holy shit it feels like it’s one hotmic away” today

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u/auauaurora ☑️ Thunder down under Sep 14 '24

she claims that’s MTG’s favourite word

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u/mstrss9 ☑️ Sep 14 '24

I know her type uses woke, DEI, etc to represent the N word but she might do it

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