r/Bumperstickers • u/MasterMind19991 • 1d ago

Unfortunately, this country just couldn’t turn down someone hateful

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Also, Hillary lost to trump. Kamala lost to trump. Biden beat trump by 5,000,000 votes….

Even excluding the irredeemable idiocy of MAGA, the USA is still mostly just sexist/racist imo.

My coworker from Virginia absolutely insisted he wasn’t racist, then, when he got comfortable, he said he hated poor black people and couldn’t stand Jews. Real story. Colorado.

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u/grarghll 1d ago

Maybe I'm misremembering, but I recall the black candidate trouncing the white candidate in both 2008 and 2012.

I don't believe America is half as racist/sexist as you're making it out to be. Hillary and Kamala lost because they were poor candidates.

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u/darkhawkabove 1d ago

Thank you!

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u/TheMazdaMx5Enjoyer 1d ago

The black, male candidate, following perhaps the second worst Republican President of all time, and that was a long time ago, I couldn’t vote in 2012..

The country isn’t nearly as racist as it is sexist. 5,000,000 extra votes from almost exactly the same people is quite significant.

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u/PlasticMechanic3869 1d ago

Hillary won the popular vote by 3,000,000 in 2016. After running an awful campaign.

And whites were the only racial demographic that Kamala won a higher percentage share of than Biden.

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u/johnhtman 1d ago

The country isn’t nearly as racist as it is sexist.

People say this, yet since the 80s, female voters have outnumbered male ones.

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u/TheMazdaMx5Enjoyer 1d ago

Women can’t be sexist? 😂

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u/johnhtman 1d ago

The only reason why Biden won was because Trump did such a terrible job handling COVID.

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u/v32010 1d ago

Hilary and Kamala didn't lose due to their race or sex.

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u/echoshatter 1d ago

Gross generalizations are just that.

There are definitely people who voted for Clinton and Harris because they're women or the color of their skin, just like there are people who didn't vote for them because they're women and/or the color of their skin.

We're talking tens of millions of votes cast, and hundreds of millions NOT cast.

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u/TheMazdaMx5Enjoyer 1d ago

You have just as much proof as I do. Idk why you even typed this