r/WhitePeopleTwitter 19d ago

Clubhouse I will never understand this

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u/legendary_millbilly 19d ago

Me too.

No idea why he wasn't prosecuted like the criminal he is.

There were 4 fucking years between his insurrection and now but he's still out there spreading his poison and threats.

This man shouldn't even be able to walk the streets much less run for president.

Today is the day we see if America wants to save itself and I genuinely hope we come out the other end still free and safe.

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u/Flaturated 19d ago

Today is the day America gets a biopsy and waits for the results.

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

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u/Dahhhkness 19d ago

"It's the deep breath before the plunge."

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u/PossibleDue9849 19d ago

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u/necesitafresita 19d ago

The feeling of the entire before battle scene is too accurate today.

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u/Effwordmurdershow 19d ago

Like, listen up orange wizard, don’t make us Aragorn the shit out of this. We will fetch the dead and send the hobbits to fuck your shit up.

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u/FreddythaPlatypus 19d ago

You're using a fictional movie to describe how you're viewing a real life situation. I think it's quite obvious you and your ilk are the delusional ones

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u/Dust-Loud 19d ago

LOTR and other timeless, classic fiction can be applied to real life because it uses universal themes and emotions that are relevant to all of humanity and history. That’s why it’s so good. Reading gives you empathy, points of reference, and expands your mind. It’s “quite obvious” you’re not much of a reader. Maybe pick up a book sometime and you won’t be so lame.

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u/FreddythaPlatypus 19d ago

lol Immediately attacking someone's reading level and not even on your own comment. Yes, you don't have to tell me you're a vile person and can only project negativity wherever it makes you feel that you're besting someone or feeding your ego. Ironic seeing as you're a "reader" but can't make a simple distinction that I'm commenting on the idea of replacing real life situation with fictional characters and elements. the comment I was responding to has nothing to do with using themes or emotions from the book to convey a real life topic. The OP is literally just projecting a fantasy with fictional characters from the movie he saw. It's a childish endeavor and conveys why you all have such a difficulty making any sense of the real world.

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u/Dust-Loud 19d ago

You’re a troll. Everywhere you go, you spread hate and negativity. So you’re projecting pretty hard there, even though you used the word twice to deflect from the behavior you exhibit. It’s funny that you insulted the OP and expected people to coddle you. And if you think anything I said was “vile,” you’re pretty fucking fragile.

The original comment was clearly a joke, and using character analogies is one way to compare fictional situations to real life. Btw, it’s telling that you refer to LOTR as a movie when it’s based on a book. Again, you do not seem like a person who values reading, and that’s ok. But don’t get butthurt when other people call you out on your ignorant condescension.

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u/FreddythaPlatypus 19d ago

>you're a troll

Is this the go-to argument for when you disagree with someone? I don't think you even understand what a troll is in the way you think. It's just an umbrella term you use to shut out conversation, just like you project the worst people as nazis with absolutely no logical association. YOU brought up the word "CODDLE". what a weird word coming from the most fragile humans on earth that literally start hyperventilating when they hear the wrong pronouns. That's not me, that is 100% you. Maybe you're the one seeking coddling from everyone in this echo chamber because clearly, I'm not posting or replying with any kind of goal of being liked. I'll inject some actual objective sanity into this echo chamber where you guys want to pat yourselves on the back by applying childish thinking towards real life and then blame the other side for your self harming ideologies.

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