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B.See

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57. Exactly. And with the coming of Trump

Sun Dec 1, 2024, 06:47 PM

Dec 1

it's gotten progressively worse. To the point where Black homeowners in white majority neighborhoods have had cops called on them by bigots questioning their legitimacy and Black kids participating in school sporting events are getting called the n-word from bigots in the bleachers.

Yet there are minority voters who voted Trump, thereby empowering and rubber stamping that kind of shit.

Then we have privileged prcks like Donnie Jr. celebrating the win of a blonde Miss Universe by posting shit like,

'Biological & objectively attractive women are allowed to win beauty pageants again. WE ARE SO BACK!!!'

So yes. SOME of us know what fkrs like Trump mean when they speak of 'poisoning the blood'...

even though some apparently don't (or don't CARE).

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I heard something disturbing and sad standing in line at the grocery store. [View all] Lunabell Nov 29 OP

I am also saddened but shocked at the number of young men of all races broke for Trump. flying_wahini Nov 29 #1

they couldn't pass up the chance to vote against minority groups (immigrants and trans people) BlueWaveNeverEnd Nov 29 #9

Hillary Clinton RobinA Nov 29 #41

53% of white women voted for Trump in 2024 Number9Dream Nov 30 #48

I don't agree with the sentiment but the reality is that... brush Dec 1 #55

It's sad but I don't think you get it malaise Nov 29 #2

Good point... Think. Again. Nov 29 #3

Most of the Latino immigrants who get permanent visas malaise Nov 29 #5

W. developed a program of going to Latin American countries and touting the Republican party's summer_in_TX Nov 29 #18

Yes, I'm sure the strong "christian" connection to American rightwingers doesn't help. Think. Again. Nov 29 #22

Extremely reich-wing evangelicals markodochartaigh Nov 29 #30

I see that now, religion being used as a weapon yet again. Think. Again. Nov 29 #33

The strong influence of the Catholic Church moniss Nov 30 #45

Protestant churches, especially Protestant evangelical churches have edged out Catholicism summer_in_TX Nov 30 #47

Thank you for that information and a question moniss Nov 30 #49

Interesting numbers. summer_in_TX Dec 1 #50

I think the Pew numbers note the trendline moniss Dec 1 #51

That's just not true erodriguez Nov 29 #31

Thanks for that. I had no idea, but probably should have known, or at least guessed, HUAJIAO Nov 30 #44

Latino men voted anti immigrant too... against the latest wave of immigrants who they resent. BlueWaveNeverEnd Nov 29 #8

No, I get it. Lunabell Nov 29 #4

A Chinese restaurant owner tried that shit with my brother malaise Nov 29 #7

Ooooo, heh! electric_blue68 Nov 29 #29

This message was self-deleted by its author BannonsLiver Nov 29 #16

But there are Democrats that are tough on immigration like that NYC Mayor, Fetterman, and others JI7 Dec 1 #52

Divide and Conquer. usonian Nov 29 #6

One of our greatest weaknesses, and this breaks my heart, is not recognizing that Scrivener7 Nov 29 #10

And homo/transphobic folks too. Lunabell Nov 29 #12

Most definitely. Scrivener7 Nov 29 #14

Thing about Graham is not his sexuality (whatever), but his hypocrisy on many topics indicates likely hypocrisy on that Bernardo de La Paz Nov 29 #17

Misgendering someone who probably has internalized homophobia is trans/homophobic. Lunabell Nov 29 #21

Wait, Doesn't graham identify as male? Think. Again. Nov 29 #24

Yes. Lunabell Nov 29 #25

Oh, yes, that is rude. Think. Again. Nov 29 #26

I don' think misgendering and homo/transphobic as much as using Republican talking points. LiberalArkie Nov 29 #34

Exactly, and once we recognize this it's not difficult to understand why people voted for something as vile as Trump JI7 Dec 1 #54

The GOP plan is to bring back the atrocious bracero program Tweedy Nov 29 #11

Plain old fashioned mafia shakedown Clouds Passing Nov 29 #27

Right out of the magnificent seven Tweedy Dec 1 #58

A great example of how anyone can be racist BannonsLiver Nov 29 #13

So many fascist victims never believe they are already in a line, even as many others know. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Nov 29 #15

I'm holding space for this incident Sympthsical Nov 29 #19

that's the unifying factor of trumpets: ignorance, greed, hatred and resentment. ecstatic Nov 29 #20

Damn 3auld6phart Nov 29 #23

Sadly, racism in not confined to any one group relayerbob Nov 29 #28

It is not hate, it's that they voted for a guy who will kick them out... NotHardly Nov 29 #32

Are they nuts? DownriverDem Nov 29 #35

What's SAD about it is that B.See Nov 29 #36

chris rock is right keroro gunsou Dec 1 #56

Exactly. And with the coming of Trump B.See Dec 1 #57

Evolve DAMMITT! Evolve Dammit Nov 29 #37

Trumps plan is to divide and conquer. LilElf70 Nov 29 #38

For what it's worth Red Mountain Nov 29 #39

The BeerBarrelPolka Nov 29 #40

It started with the Jews but I was not a Jew poem kimbutgar Nov 29 #42

MAHA: Make America Hata Again. patphil Nov 29 #43

I'm afraid the young black couple will be in for an ugly surprise after Trump is in office dlk Nov 30 #46

Most people that voted for Trump did so becsuse they are hoping he hurts certain other people JI7 Dec 1 #53