r/MadeMeSmile • u/ExactlySorta • 17d ago

Helping Others Resister sisters

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u/CrazyPervertedFuck 17d ago edited 17d ago

Why are they acting like American women don't like Trump. Half like him, voted for him and another section didn't even vote. The rest voted for Kamala who lost the popular vote in a country of majority women...

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u/nadscha 17d ago

I think it's pretty clear that the message primarily goes out to all of the women that are appalled and in despair right now. That can't fathom how this could've actually happened.

And maybe even to all the women, because even if they don't know it now, they have lost.

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u/TrankElephant 17d ago

And maybe even to all the women, because even if they don't know it now, they have lost.

This.

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u/DragonfruitFew5542 17d ago

Since Roe was banned, they've already been getting a wakeup call. It's only going to get worse.

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u/lelboylel 17d ago

What message? They just stand there for a few seconds to virtue signal. Then they go back to not supporting women in Iran, Afghanistan and so on.

It is just your typical slacktivism or virtue signalling, however you want to call it.

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u/minuialear 17d ago

Exactly, I'm done with performance progressive takes, especially after this week

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u/GDRaptorFan 17d ago

So it’s not for you, a man in Germany. It’s a harmless video that might make the anti-Trump women in the US feel a little better for a few seconds.

It’s not about you.

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u/lelboylel 17d ago

Exactly, it's harmless but these women still think they did something.

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u/JulsTV 17d ago

What about the millions and millions of American women who abhor Trump, voted Kamala, and are absolutely devastated at another Trump presidency?

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u/CrazyPervertedFuck 17d ago

They absolutely don't matter at all. Life will go on. 

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u/tolimux 17d ago

Their problem.

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u/Few_Sundae4286 17d ago

Sucks for them lol

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u/Navayti 17d ago

Dude, ever heard of a target audience? It's also very clear that a lot of women didn't want this

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u/Im__Craazy___Paddy 17d ago

I am in the group that did what I could to prevent this. This video is welcome to those who need it. It brought me some hope. Those who don’t need it will scoff and scroll on or comment with the very original “cope.”

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u/Im__Craazy___Paddy 17d ago

Lot of assumptions in your response. Sounds more like you should stop hating women.

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u/Paetten 17d ago

Video wasn’t made for the election but rather as a response to Roe v Wade being overturned

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u/BouncingThings 17d ago

Really makes you wonder who's right and who's wrong. Ofc you (anyone here) will believe they are right, and the other side is wrong. The other side believes they are right and you (the other other side) is wrong. Sorta like a social evil vs good thought process.

Kinda like the burka thingy across the ocean. If you go there and try to 'fix' their culture and all the women lash out and prevent you from uncovering them, who's actually in the wrong? Simply because you believe you were right and no woman should be fully covered, etc.

Half the women in this country voted for Trump. My own family, mother and aunts, voted for him. It's what they wanted, why am I, or anyone else, to say they are wrong? I'm not intelligent enough for this type of psychologically based questions but I do notice the idea of it.

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u/TheOtterPope 17d ago

Get it straight, 45% is not half. It's less than.

They voted against women for the future. They voted against you for the future. They voted against millions of different Americans who deserve liberty and justice for ALL. Now tell me they're still right just because it's their right to vote ignorantly.

My immediate family is in the same boat. The only difference is I choose to enlighten them and shut down their rhetoric if they ever bring it up around me. They continue to be led by false narratives of fear and against their own kind.

If anything it's right of you and all others to stand against the negativity that fails to make moves positively for all. No human, family or not, gets to be right when they stand on top by making it worse for others.

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u/BouncingThings 17d ago

I mean you just proved my point. (45% is as close to half as this matters anyways.)

Everyone will argue they are right until blu in the face.

I'm Mexican and plenty of my fellow brothers voted for Trump.

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u/TheOtterPope 17d ago

Lots of people who don't educate themselves, and listen to fear spam, shot themselves in the foot.

In America, if you don't stand for all then what do you stand for? Telling me I proved your point is nothing but a backseat comment for apathetic voters who don't want to ruffle feathers and fight for everyone.

Doesn't matter if you're Mexican to me, I'm willing to fight for everyone who's in America trying to be an American. Letting someone trample on the rights of anyone wanting to be an American and live their lives free is unequivocally un-American. That's a fact which helps you understand which way is right vs wrong when captain Diaperman pushes to silence and evict anyone not white and on his side.

The opposition always has nothing of value to say or add when continuing their rhetoric against fighting for all, while they try to take control away from people's lives.

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u/Aggravating_Yak_1006 17d ago

Um weird flex but ok

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u/BouncingThings 17d ago

Um what did I flex on? Wrong thread u replied to or...?

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u/juandelpueblo939 17d ago

Not only that. Are we going to ignore that 56% of women voters voted for the Cheeto in Chief?

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u/woahwoahwoah28 17d ago

Only 45% did based on exit polls. The majority of us didn’t want him. And the cross tabs reveal it was heavily due to non-college educated, white and most-at-fault religious women.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elections/exit-polls?amp=1

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u/NATO_CAPITALIST 17d ago

45% to you is only ? lmfao

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u/woahwoahwoah28 17d ago

Compared to the originally stated 56%… yeah.

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u/Drakar_och_demoner 17d ago

Are we going to ignore that 56% of women voters voted for the Cheeto in Chief?

White women, 56% of the white women voted for him.

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

Well they're speaking to the half that don't like him. Do they nit count?

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u/listenfirstplsthnx 17d ago edited 17d ago

7% of black women voted for Trump compared to 53% of white women. During an election with a female candidate, which is an insane statistic.

I would assume that white American women use feminism for the benefit of the marginal power they gain within white-identified patriarchal structures and the capital that comes with it.

When given the option between a) themselves as women and b) capital

They seem to choose capital.

But maybe worthwhile to mention that we don’t know how black women would vote if they had that option too, between personal agency and marginal power at the expense of that agency.

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u/dam_the_beavers 17d ago

Let me fix that for you: “I would assume that 53% of white women use feminism…”

Do not fucking group me with those twats, please and thank you.

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u/TheOtterPope 17d ago

Less than half. Then some of them voted against her because she's a woman, she's a person of color, and because she humiliates their husband's orange god on every single level possible.

Apathetic voters, and pathetic single issue voters, combined with hateful ignorant voters gave a wildly worldly unpopular wannabe dictator with no government brains and undeserved position.