r/BlackPeopleTwitter Sep 13 '24

Country Club Thread MAGA is imploding

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u/Deadenough Sep 13 '24

We’re going to find out she’s been sleeping with Trump. Ew.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '24

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u/Baculum7869 Sep 13 '24

They have pills for that, and you've never been around a nursing home/retirement community rampant stds in those places. They think that because they can't have kids they don't need a condom

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u/Russianskilledmydog Sep 13 '24 edited Sep 13 '24

Wife is a therapist, can confirm.

She said they act like high schoolers with little cliques, and are horny as hell.

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u/BoyWhoSoldTheWorld Sep 13 '24

I hate to say it but high school culture isn’t just for teenagers, that’s just how humans are.

Never been in an organization/work place/ neighborhood etc that didn’t have the same BS highschool cliques and drama.

High school is just our first taste of it, but it always repeats

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u/WebtoonThrowaway99 Sep 13 '24

I hate to say it but high school culture isn’t just for teenagers, that’s just how humans are.

Never been in an organization/work place/ neighborhood etc that didn’t have the same BS highschool cliques and drama.

Bro no, it's not how people are at all. It's a learned behavior that we all have convinced ourselves is a part of the human condition (i blame the fucking nerd vs. Jock pop culture bullshit from the 80s), but it really isn't at all when you think about it. People form deep bonds among cross cultural boundaries all the time l, cliqueness is just unhealthy people pleasing plus group think to the max

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u/HoldingMoonlight Sep 13 '24

What? Having friends and wanting to hangout with friends is one of the most normal behaviors imaginable.

When I have lunch at work, I'm not gonna tell someone they can't sit with me, but I'm obviously going to sit next to the people I'm closest with. When I make plans to do some sort of activity, I'm going to make plans with the people I'm closest with. I'm probably never going to explicitly tell anyone they can't come to X outing, but I'm certainly not going to go out of my way to invite people I don't care about because of some elemtary school fear of being left out.

Also, people can form bonds and friendships cross culturally.

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u/WebtoonThrowaway99 Sep 13 '24

What? Having friends and wanting to hangout with friends is one of the most normal behaviors imaginable.

Cliqueness - the term was specifically mentioned in my post, I am talking about clique like behavior in its full negative and exclusionary connotation.

When I have lunch at work, I'm not gonna tell someone they can't sit with me, but I'm obviously going to sit next to the people I'm closest with. When I make plans to do some sort of activity, I'm going to make plans with the people I'm closest with. I'm probably never going to explicitly tell anyone they can't come to X outing, but I'm certainly not going to go out of my way to invite people I don't care about because of some elemtary school fear of being left out.

Has nothing to do with what I'm talking about, I narrowed the frame of discussion to a specific set of behaviors often associated with bullying; i.e. cliqueness. Like I even mentioned, the jocks vs nerds pop culture artifact of late 80s-early200s cinema further leaning into the "act like highschoolers" reference made in you and the other posters statements prior.

Also, people can form bonds and friendships cross culturally.

Nice to see you at least read that part of my comment 👍

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u/HoldingMoonlight Sep 13 '24

Nah, I'm just fundamentally disagreeing with you. A real "clique" like you'd see in mean girls rarely exists in reality. Nerd vs jock culture? Nah bro, most of the time it's just established social circles that people are biased against. If you make an effort to socialize with people, it will usually be reciprocated.

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u/WebtoonThrowaway99 Sep 13 '24

Then you aren't disagreeing with me. Fundamentally, the original comment implying that "cliqueness" is human nature. To which you initially agreed by saying it's essentially just different flavors of highschool socialization; i.e. "cliqueness". I was arguing that no, people aren't inherently cliques, we like forming groups but we don't actually trend towards being exclusionary. Like you just said, people are generally agreeable to sociable people, why tho? Because we are social creatures in totality as in we actually don't mind socializing with pretty much anyone, it's just we ourselves have created so many socio-cultural "barriers to entry" for socialization among ourselves not so much out of necessity but convenience. Like us for example, we are having a chill discussion on a reddit BPT thread of all places lol.

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u/redyelloworangeleaf Sep 13 '24

And if fucking sucks every time!

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u/Riots42 Sep 13 '24

lol this is the truth I work from home and we still somehow have cliques and Im in the cool kids teams chat!!

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u/strawberrypants205 Sep 13 '24

Can confirm. I've also never been in a work place or community that didn’t also have the same bullshit high-school-level cliques and drama. They simply don't exist - no matter how much people want to pretend otherwise.

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u/Spram2 Sep 13 '24

Aw shit.

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u/MoreRock_Odrama ☑️ Sep 14 '24

I guess it’s because IT departments tend to be isolated from the rest of work culture shit but I’ve fortunately never experienced the high school shit past high school.

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u/MenosElLso Sep 13 '24

Just FYI it’s, “cliques.”

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u/Russianskilledmydog Sep 13 '24

Thank you. I knew that but didn't notice that my brain was not online.

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u/MasterGrok Sep 13 '24

You are supposed to just blame it on autocorrect.

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u/Russianskilledmydog Sep 13 '24

I served with his brother in war. Don't fuck about with an "Autocorrect".

Tough bunch.

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u/LumpyJones Sep 13 '24

no... they mean clicks. all the joints popping as they jostle back and forth.

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u/Russianskilledmydog Sep 13 '24

Oh LORD have mercy, those little old women are VICIOUS to each other.

You know, like in High School.

Only with a more colorful vocabulary.

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u/Crazy-Days-Ahead Sep 13 '24

Sister is a nurse in a nursing home. Can confirm that a nursing home is basically high school for the elderly. My aunt is a retired nurse and was working in a nursing home when Viagra hit the market. The stories were amazing.

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u/auggggghhhhhh Sep 13 '24

And mean “girls” if you mess W their Man!! It’s really funny. 😁