Or they’re just plain stupid

Too many people view politics as team sports and separate from their real life.

You’re not cheering for a team. You’re deciding if your rent and bills get paid, you dumbfuck.

This is the kind of mentality that makes people shocked you don’t want to associate with them because they voted Trump. Your vote is a representation of the things you prioritize, and I don’t wanna be in community with you if you think trans people are the biggest threat facing the country.

“I never though it would be me” is the reoccurring line of thought in stories like this. They heard him constantly threatening federal workers and proposing the consolidation of government powers but thought they’d be part of that consolidation. They knew many federal workers, such as themselves, would be put out of a job and left wondering how they’d provide for their families, but didn’t care as long as it wasn’t them.

At any point in time, if you are okay, or even neutral to the exploitation and mistreatment of one group of people either because you benefitted or were simply far removed, then you must accept someone above and even further removed feeling the same way about you. Be it a manager, CEO, or president.

These are people who want to take but don’t want to be taken from, and that’s a privilege allowed to a very small and very specific few.

Trump’s victory did change her life. I don’t see the problem

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The worst part is that she didn’t want to vote for Trump, but voted for him mainly for his promises on free IVF.

She supported Trump based on a single issue—IVF access—without fully considering the broader impact of his policies, particularly his stance on federal employment and budget cuts. Given that her job was tied to federal funding, a more analytical approach might have led her to assess how his policies could directly affect her employment and, by extension, her ability to afford IVF in the first place.

We really need people to stop prioritizing a single issue without assessing the interconnected consequences when voting.

But not like this HAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA

They saw the signs, they knew the signs, they knew what they were voting for. They just wanted open white supremacy and racism *that badly*; willing to risk their entire lively hood so they can call a racialized person a slur.

Stupid is a stupid does.

Trifling. Plenty of people knew what was coming, and then you have these folks who thought they would be safe. A lot of these people are so entrenched in their belief system that they still won’t lay the blame on this administration.

Critical thinking and common sense be beating tf outta these mfers

Oh, Ryleigh. What a r/tragedeigh

Hahahah

I’m tired of these focus on dumb racist white people articles.

Damn I didn’t expect to get a schadenfreude boner when getting on reddit today but I’ll certainly take it.

Watching Trump burn all these anti federal discrimination law, dei, critical race theory, blm, minority scholarship hating, no future Medicaid having, more expensive insulin ass paying magats …has made this black history month most enjoyable.

Yup.


Dumbass