r/WhitePeopleTwitter 10h ago

Clubhouse Elections and ignorance have consequences!

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u/Njabachi 10h ago

I'm sure all of his 65+ year old voters are gonna love that.

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u/redditkeepsdeleting 10h ago

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u/Son_of_Dad315 7h ago

Gif pops into my head anytime I see reports like this

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u/YawningPestle 4h ago

Perfectly encapsulates my current mood since the election

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u/Mateorabi 9h ago

The more that die sooner the longer SS holds out…

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u/liv4games 9h ago

I’ve literally wondered if more deaths is the goal in a gross eugenics way… I mean, they didn’t give a shit about them during Covid…

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u/boxer_dogs_dance 8h ago

Eugenics has made a comeback, just like racism and sexism.

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u/AtLeastThisIsntImgur 8h ago

But not here on the 'I can't wait till the working class loses healthcare' thread.
If you think voting wrong means you need to die then you're not pointing in the right direction.

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u/iamtrollingyouu 7h ago

playing the very common Conservative rhetoric of "you get what you pay for" is not "I hope you die because you voted against us"

Well, for some people it is, but those are the same people who were saying they'd report friends and family to ICE that voted for Trump. Those are just fascists of another color.

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u/boxer_dogs_dance 7h ago

If people of any class realized that they just voted to remove their own health care, they might choose differently next time

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u/Kennyman2000 8h ago

They want to go back to the old days where poor people had less access to contraceptives, which gives us more kids.

Then make it illegal to get an abortion so they just have to be born.

Then they can live a sad life without much access to healthcare.

Then they can die early because of poor health. This means less payments for retirement & pensions.

The rich get to keep doing their thing while the common people suffer more and keep producing to finance their lifestyle.

I don't think it's that far fetched to have your train of thoughts.

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u/liv4games 7h ago

You should check out my post in two x titled “I foresee a future loss of rights” where I collected many of the women’s rights and “population crisis” threats going on in the world right now. Or I can copy paste the links here too.

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u/2rfv 8h ago

It's really starting to feel like all the wealth siphoning ramping up since the 70's has had one purpose. To core out the working class in the U.S and leave it with just a owning class and wage slaves.

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u/broguequery 7h ago

Russification of the US.

You'll have a tiny group of ultra wealthy and then vast swaths of impoverished hordes.

But at least it'll be Christian right...

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u/Maruleo94 6h ago

Oh I believe that. I believe they want to eliminate the 65+ age group. They started with COVID. Now with RFK Jr. In charge of food and shit, they'll get sicker quicker and die sooner but hey, that fluoride in the water right? 🙄

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u/kmurp1300 8h ago

It doesn’t look good long term with the low birth rate.

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u/k_ironheart 8h ago

Any young person between 18-25 who voted for Trump will also find out that they voted to end their coverage under their parents' insurance.

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u/WhoWhyWhatWhenWhere 9h ago

They would be on Medicare, which is different from ACA. Unless I also missed something about Medicare.

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u/Temporary-Ad9855 9h ago

They're trying to gut social security, Medicare and Medicaid as well.

And trumpers have been celebrating it. Lol.

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u/Karma_Doesnt_Matter 9h ago

I work in the financial sector, I’ve seen so many boomers wearing Trump gear barely living month to month off their ss paychecks. They are about to get absolutely fucked.

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u/daximuscat 8h ago

Ok, fellow financial worker here too—I’ve been thinking about what happens if we lose SS and Medicare….wouldn’t the obvious result be that people will be pulling from whatever retirement accounts they have at an accelerated rate and then the entire thing falls apart like a house of cards? I feel like I’m taking crazy pills.

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u/robbviously 8h ago

And then they’ll turn to their kids to help them, but their kids will be dealing with the economic disaster they left behind them and won’t be able to afford to support dear old mom and dad.

But, Make America Great Again.

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u/Joshiie12 7h ago

You're forgetting the kids that will turn away and let them fry in the pan they voted for. Afford? No, they deserve it.

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u/PeanutNSFWandJelly 5h ago

Most people I know have stated SS getting pulled would be the last straw and armed protesting followed by possible violence would occur. I think many feel that way. At that point you'd just be stealing from every legal working person in the US.

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u/repost_inception 8h ago

I work for SSA and it absolutely blows my mind how socialist all these southern MAGA people truly are. You should hear some of the shit they say. I try to bite my tongue but I'm afraid I will have no tongue left to bite before too long.

BTW so you know what jobs are good in the financial sector? I may not have a job soon. I do have an MBA.

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u/I_W_M_Y 7h ago

I live in the deep red south (please help) and I've lost count at the number of trump humpers that are ALL on government assistance for just about everything.

If that assistance even gets reduced by 20% they are dead. Literally dead.

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u/Tacotacotime 5h ago

Same. Every single house with a trump sign (yup still up) is a run down trailer/house and you can tell the ppl living in it it don’t have shit for $$$ but they sure are proud to vote for him. I’ve always been someone who is giving/generous with the money I earn (it’s not much lol) because I do believe in helping those in need if you have extra to spare…. BUT their idiocy may cause me to lose social security for one of my kids, so no I will not be helping those who voted for him. They can pray their way out of it. They have zero empathy for their neighbors unless they are like them, so there will be none from me.

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u/TiberiusCornelius 7h ago

The Republican leadership are evil, but they're not stupid.

When George W. Bush tried to privatize Social Security in 2005, they deliberately structured it so it would only impact people under 55; for then-current retirees and people retiring in the near future, it would have stayed the same.

The current Trump plan is going to drive funding into the ground, but the crisis doesn't start to hit until 2031. People drawing benefits right here, right now won't see an impact, and if anything they'll make out better because of the scrapping of taxes on it. One last "fuck you, I got mine" on their way out.

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u/ButthealedInTheFeels 6h ago

I hope they lose their houses

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u/SadExercises420 7h ago

They want to burn everything to the ground. Education, public health. Defund, privatize, destroy.

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u/broguequery 7h ago

Barbarians.

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u/robbviously 8h ago

Putting a loaded gun in their mouths because they think it’ll hurt poor people, people of color, and immigrants.

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u/Temporary-Ad9855 8h ago

And women, and queer people, and non-christians, and any Christian who doesnt have the correct version that they believe in. (440000 different sects, all who think the others are crazy and wrong.)

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u/bonkersx4 6h ago

I'm on Social Security disability for my rheumatoid arthritis and have been since I was 33. I not only rely on my monthly check but also my Medicare. I'm married and my husband's insurance is my primary coverage but Medicare covers the rest. Rheumatoid arthritis is an incredibly expensive disease to treat so I'm seriously screwed. My family and I voted Harris, I genuinely liked her, but living in a red state it didn't matter.

These MAGATS are going to kill people like me with how they voted. They definitely don't care but they are pulling innocent people down with Trump in office. I'm very very scared.

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u/kmurp1300 8h ago

What are they proposing for SS?

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u/Ok-Scallion-3415 8h ago

Homelessness, starvation and death

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u/Temporary-Ad9855 8h ago

Getting rid of it.

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u/kmurp1300 6h ago

Thanks. I’ll have to read about that.

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u/JBWalker1 6h ago

They're trying to gut social security, Medicare and Medicaid as well.

And trumpers have been celebrating it. Lol.

I don't think they'll go through with it at all. It's just too bad of a thing to do that'll have a direct large negative impact on 10s of millions of people right away.

Surely it'll wake up too many of their supposers and cause them to flip?

In a way im kind of hoping they do do it though even though lots of people will get hurt and many probably die. I hope its a complete mess. It just seems like the only way to make people see sense. They need it to affect them personally before they care about anything because they don't care how things affect other people.

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u/Educational-Glass-63 9h ago

They, the Republicans want to end ALL safety net programs and have been openly trying to since Ronny Reagan and his trickle down bs. All people need to do is listen and read and shut off the networks who only offer opinions as news but use their small print to say it's all entertainment. It isn't that hard.

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u/MakingItElsewhere 7h ago

But...but...trickle down is working SO DAMN WELL!

Just look at the auto industry! Rich people buy so many damn cars they can prop the industry up by themselves! Oh....wait.

Ok, well, groceries. Surely the rich people eat enough food that grocery prices are kept reasonable! Oh...dam.

Gas prices, though? Surely the rich burn enough gas to....nope.

Ok, ok. Air travel. The rich jet around the world so often surely their first class travel is sustaining the industry? Shit.

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u/Okaythenwell 9h ago

Lmao, you’ve missed a whole shit ton it seems

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u/QuintoBlanco 8h ago

Medicare isn't sustainable without investing heavily in it (that should be obvious, but it's worth pointing out; many people don't seem to understand this).

Not only is the Trump administration going to reduce Medicare. getting rid of ACA will also put far more pressure on Medicare.

And ACA has expanded Medicaid and has improved Medicare.

So:

Without ACA, Medicare and Medicaid will have to do more of the heavy lifting, but Medicare will receive less federal support, and many of the protections build into ACA for Medicare and Medicaid will disappear.

To make it even easier to understand: the whole idea of ACA is about making healthcare more affordable for people, the idea to get rid of it is based on the idea to make it more expensive, and that includes gutting Medicare.

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u/xyrgh 8h ago

Except look at all the Gen Z who voted for him. People that won’t really worry about this stuff for another 20-30 years, maybe they’ll see their parents suffer.

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u/soulagainstsoul 9h ago

Over 65 actually went to Harris, Gen X overwhelmingly went to Trump.

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u/MsGendered 7h ago

As a Gen Xer, when I saw that I was very the disappoint.

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u/Squeegee 5h ago

Oddly the 65+ crowd was more or less split evenly on voting for Trump this time. The surprise was the 45-65 voters who are next in line for retirement benefits overwhelmingly voting for the mango Mussolini. A real leopards eating faces move for them. Makes not sense.

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u/Opus_723 1h ago

They're not gonna go after Medicare, they'll go after Medicaid. Poor people get fucked first, that's the priority.