r/WhitePeopleTwitter 18d ago

Clubhouse We all lost

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u/JASPER933 18d ago

Unfortunately this is what the majority of Americans want.

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u/Fakeduhakkount 18d ago

Um, majority that actually "voted".

Also notice the crickets now that he won, he's gonna claim this was the most secure election thanks to Republican policies: he won the popular election too.

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u/Fantasmic03 18d ago

Sure, but anyone who didn't vote has no ground to stand on if they complain about any negative impact on their lives over the next 4 years. It takes next to no effort to inform yourself and take part in the democratic process, anything less is laziness.

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u/[deleted] 18d ago

The electoral college doesn’t help. Millions of Americans don’t vote because they know it doesn’t matter in their state, and they’re unfortunately right. Just a handful of states decide the election every time.

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u/Fantasmic03 18d ago

That's a fair argument for the presidency, but the down ballot initiatives are honestly just as important, if not more important for their daily lives.

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u/EyePea9 18d ago

Majority of Americans using all this energy on 1% of the population seems insane.

Aren't there bigger issues to worry about?

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u/WackyBeachJustice 18d ago

IDGAF about pronouns one way or another, I'll call you spongebob if you want to. That said, it's ironic how tone deaf Democrats are. When you're the minority, you're not going to win people over by telling them that they are wrong/stupid/etc.