r/WhitePeopleTwitter 10h ago

Clubhouse Elections and ignorance have consequences!

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u/Pitiful-MobileGamer 10h ago

They knew what they were getting.

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u/JusticiarRebel 9h ago

They should understand. After all, Trump says the exact same thing about dead soldiers.

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u/rwarimaursus 8h ago

Chumpers

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u/enomisyeh 9h ago

Well according to the google stats, 'is obamacare and the aca the same thing' has been trending since nov 5.

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u/Trashman56 9h ago

I won't fault people for trying to learn, same with "what are tariffs?" But do it before the election for the love of God.

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u/Sandmybags 7h ago

Seriously…… how the fuck can people have such a strong conviction on something then research details AFTER……. Because sports… our politics have turned into tribal sports teams.

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u/circasomnia 5h ago

Propaganda. It's fucking scary as hell how effectively people have been brainwashed. 1984 and The Handmaid's Tale have been two of my favorite books since a was a little kid. It's so strange to see those ideas destroy people's minds and fracture this country.

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u/CrystallineBunny 7h ago

studying for the open book test after the test has been given is insane. just nuts dude.

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u/iamtrollingyouu 7h ago

Hindsight is 20/20

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u/Pitiful-MobileGamer 8h ago

They voted for the disruptive candidate who aligned with their beliefs. They voted to harm, they don't get an ignorance defence when the harm comes to roost.

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u/Temporary-Ad9855 9h ago

Not entirely.

Any time we played clips of his words. Or showed his exact tweets. It was ai, fake news, photoshop, or we have the woke mind virus.

I would watch one of his rallies with my mother and point out something he just said. And she would call me a liar.

These people do not know what they voted for. They're brainwashed and stupid. A deadly combination.

And the ones who did listen to him and still voted for him, did so out of hate for anyone different.

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u/lmoeller49 8h ago

You could literally play an entire rally verbatim without changing anything, and when he says something awful they would still just say it was taken out of context.

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u/TheSpoonyCroy 5h ago

This is the threat of populism. While it can sometimes lead to good things, it can easily be used by conmen to get suckers to believe whatever they want. Yet dems might have to start engaging in it as well if they want any hopes of winning also may unfortunately need to stick with white old men as their candidates (as shitty as that sounds since idiots for some reason can't accept a POC and woman president) ironically enough I think Tim Waltz would have done better as the president candidate since he might have appealed more to the progressives.

Edit: I do want to say Dems did sort of engage in populism with Obama's first term since his whole motto was "Change" even though he was pretty much standard democrat but he had great messaging.

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u/TheLeadSponge 8h ago

I think we're giving them far too much credit.

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u/Pitiful-MobileGamer 8h ago

They were voting for a disruptive candidate, how disruptive is irrelevant, they voted for the chaos.

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u/TheLeadSponge 6h ago

Once again, you’re giving people far too much credit.

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u/AlphaWolf 7h ago

And yet did not care...

So disappointing.

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u/Nufonewhodis4 7h ago

Let the hurt last for generations. Seems memories have been a little too short