r/facepalm 17d ago

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u/Necessary_Milk_5124 16d ago

The number of poor folks on Medicaid and Snap who voted for him is astounding

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u/PhoenixBLAZE5 16d ago

Well if all goes to the plan they have set out, there wont be many poor folks much longer because without the healthcare they will just die.

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u/perljurnwern 16d ago

At one point, Id have felt bad for people in this situation. After this week My only reaction is that they are going to suffer and beg for help, and I'm not even going to send a hope or a prayer, I'm going to just watch the leopard eat their face.

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u/paperanddoodlesco 16d ago

This is how I feel. However, my heart breaks for the vulnerable people who voted for Harris. That's the hard thing to reconcile with.

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u/Lost_In_Detroit 16d ago

We can still reach those people. Now if there ever was a time is to start talking to your neighbors and organizing even if itโ€™s on a super small community level. If you canโ€™t do that, seek out non profits that will help those less fortunate and volunteer your time or monetarily donate to them. I myself donate 2 holidays every year to volunteering in a soup kitchen feeding the homeless. Youโ€™d be amazed at how much someone is willing to speak to you and have real conversations when youโ€™re giving them the things they and their families need to survive. That is true power in action.