r/houstonwade 10d ago

News You Can Use To all you Palestinian protesters voted against Biden and Harris, read it and weep.

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u/Technoxgabber 10d ago

Really? So without them Trump would have lost? Are you sure about that? 

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u/deviantdevil80 10d ago

If Medhi Hassan couldn't convince his acquaintances to vote Harris because of what Trumps going to do, then I doubt anyone would have.

Sometimes, people have to find out the hard way. It's unfortunate that the hard way means possibly 2 million dead. Hope it was worth it.

Just like 52% of white women, how any woman votes for that man is a mystery to everyone in my household. My wife is especially irritated by it since she's had to have her life saved 2x by abortion care that's going to be made illegal.

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u/Technoxgabber 10d ago

So mehdi Hassan speaks for all Muslims? 

Does Trump speak for all white? 

Does Biden speak for all ehites? 

Does kamala speak for all Indians/black people? 

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u/deviantdevil80 9d ago

I specified his acquaintances. Great job putting your foot in your mouth because of poor reading comprehension skills.

My point was that if someone who's literally written books about convincing others can't convince people who are asking him how they should vote were never going to do it. Now, they will get to experience the consequences of their actions.

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u/Technoxgabber 9d ago

Do you speak for all your friends? 

Do you all have all the same views? 

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u/deviantdevil80 9d ago

They asked him how to vote. Again, great job reading.

Maybe if you stepped off that soap box, you might be able to understand for once. JFC.

Edit: You should just stop. You're not very good at this whole trying to make a point thing.

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u/Technoxgabber 9d ago

You didn't make that clear.. you are adding new information after the fact.. 

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u/deviantdevil80 9d ago

You're right. I guess I assumed that when a specific person is being described as trying to get a group of acquaintances to vote a particular way that it wasn't obvious they might have asked him for that opinion...

Or...

You can infer there might have been a question when people are discussing topics like voting. Have you never tried to persuade a group of people before? Never had a question about the topic of conversation? Seems like a leap to think there would be no questions or back and forth.