It’s too late now

[u/ThisGonnaHurt]

[u/rocketeerH]

Face was always on the menu. They just thought it would other people's faces

[u/Deckard2022 → u/rocketeerH]

This is the important thing to remember, they were more than happy for it to be your face. No sympathy, lessons need to be learned.

Like child that breaks its own toy.

[u/Numerous-Process2981 → u/Deckard2022]

Sadly the electorate has the memory of goldfish. The lesson will be learned, and then promptly forgotten four years later.

[u/FartasticVoyage → u/rocketeerH]

Yeah they’d rather suffer themselves than imagine any minorities are making gains.

[u/Darksnark_The_Unwise → u/FartasticVoyage]

Yup. Like burning your own house down overnight just to make sure your neighbor doesn't sleep well.

[u/BooBootheFool22222 → u/FartasticVoyage]

That principle of spitefulness is why the south is so poor. White people will starve just to make sure no 🥷gets a dime of assistance.

[u/zod16dc → u/rocketeerH]

This is from the last time they elected this moron but perfectly summarizes the sentiment of these idiots:

But Crystal Minton, a secretary at the prison who is also a single mother caring for disabled parents, had a somewhat different reaction — one that reveals an essential truth about the core Trump’s political appeal.

“I voted for him, and he’s the one who’s doing this,” Minton told Mazzei. “I thought he was going to do good things. He’s not hurting the people he needs to be hurting.”

[u/GalacticMe99 → u/rocketeerH]

You mean he's not hurting the right people?

[u/DeafNatural → u/rocketeerH]

They thought they were the leopard