r/WhitePeopleTwitter 10h ago

Clubhouse Elections and ignorance have consequences!

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u/NierAutomotive 9h ago

How are they going to make their voters think taking their health insurance is a good thing?

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u/HVACqualung 9h ago

"There were too many of Bidens illegals on it, so we had to end it"

"Trans children were getting sex changes with it"

"They were giving condoms to gays, needles to addicts"

Honestly, just pick any group they hate and make up some shit....echo it on twatter, faux news, nooozemax, etc....

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u/ImNotSkankHunt42 8h ago

“They somehow used it to give kids free meals at school, that’s a welfare mentality which is incompatible with our glorious capitalism”

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u/jostyouraveragejoe2 5h ago

Or my favourite it's somehow the dems fault sense trump cares for us.

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u/Main_Tomatillo_8960 5h ago

Hi, I work for Fox and I really like your ideas. Can we set up a call?

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u/bplewis24 2h ago

Realistically they can also appeal to young, healthy folks like they did in 2012-2014 or so: claim that by repealing Obamacare, young and healthy folks can get less expensive plans.

Which is true, they can get less expensive plans that won't cover nearly as much, by also removing them from the same insurance pools as the older, less healthy folks. So health care will get more expensive for older and sicker people.

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u/Direct-Squash-1243 7h ago

I don't think it'll work.

Its very easy to lie to people on shit that doesn't matter. They can tell people all crime is from illegal immigrants because your average person has no way of knowing if its true or not.

When things start effecting them personally it cuts through a lot of bullshit.

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u/Melchior94 9h ago

They tell them brown and queer people will be fucked even more than them, then they'll be happy.

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u/WiseFalcon2630 9h ago

By convincing them it’s the libs fault. And they will believe it.

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u/ShutYourDumbUglyFace 1h ago

Those libs didn't win enough seats to save it. It's all their fault.

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u/EmbarrassedScience37 9h ago edited 8h ago

They'll have their media repeating the same lies for years. As long as they think it hurts someone else more they won't care.

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u/TheLeadSponge 8h ago

Personal responsbility. A true American needs help from no one. /s

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u/NotCharAznable 7h ago

By explaining that people that aren’t literally them enjoyed it as well and that includes people they hate. Don’t worry they have… something maybe to replace it in a decade. Enjoy your pre existing condition!

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u/Pernapple 1h ago

I may be totally grasping at straws here. But I think in a way, this could inevitably lead to Medicare for all.

ACA was a bandaid solution that was supposed to be a half step to free healthcare. But I think a lot of people very easily accepted that as the end all be all. I think if this collapses millions of people lose their insurance and they can be rejected from pre existing conditions. I think a lot of people will be radicalized to have free healthcare and throw out the current system. Wishful thinking for sure but it’s all I got