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Indian-American Trumpies find out their side hates brown people

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u/TheRealEkimsnomlas 2d ago edited 2d ago

Ok, some of this is straight up Captain Obvious quotes but anyway...

Anyone who thinks it is "interesting to see" racism "coming out of the woodwork" from the right needs to rethink the bubble they live in. Perhaps also consider the totality instead of just how things affect themselves for a change? One-issue vote against "meritocracy" has condemned millions of people in the same racial demo- brown people of origins outside the nativist anglo dome- to a world of hurt and probably are endangering themselves to boot.

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u/ClumsyZebra80 2d ago

Pardon me, did she not see how they all treated Vance’s INDIAN WIFE. He had to basically beg them all to stop in an interview. And yet this lady is somehow special and they are all going to respect her? GTFOH

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u/Loggerdon 2d ago edited 2d ago

And Harris is an Indian American. She offhand refers to her as a DEI hire, even though she was a top prosecutor, the former AG of California (the most powerful state in the union) and the VP.

Edit: And a US Senator

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u/SharpCookie232 2d ago

How many of the people who know her think of her as a DEI hire? But that literally never occurs to her. Sometimes people are smart but not too bright.

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u/Tsobe_RK 2d ago

No but shes obviously one of the good ones, its obvious because.... ehm... I dont even know man.

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u/AnotherRTFan 2d ago

She probably thinks she is a good one because she is from a higher caste system

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u/Yugan-Dali 2d ago

That’s probably it.

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u/kingclubs 2d ago

Nailed it.

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u/Suzume_Chikahisa 2d ago

One can't be be smart, a good person and a fascist at the same time.

If you are a good person and a fascist you are not smart.

if you are smart and a fascist you are not a good person,

If you are smart and a good person you are not a fascist.

I'm pretty sure this lady is neither smart nor a good person if she truly thinks that the racist, fascist, legacy billionaire (?) was the meritocratic, competent choice.

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u/DatabaseThis9637 2d ago

Well said!

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u/erydanis 2d ago

🏆

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u/Aer0uAntG3alach 2d ago

How much of it is a meritocracy when many South Asians are here on H1B visas, get paid less than their white counterparts, and can have their visa yanked and be sent back to Asia? They don’t get that they got the job because they are paid less and don’t need to be promised pay raises or long term benefits.

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u/gdsmithtx 2d ago

I’ve worked for more than 30 years with hundreds of engineers, many of them PhDs . Some of the smartest motherfuckers I know are also some of the dumbest motherfuckers I know.

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u/Master_Taro_3849 2d ago

Ikr? Competence and even brilliance in one area is no guarantee of overall good sense. I once worked in a company where there was a programmer so talented that the boss paid him more than he paid himself. But this guy couldn’t figure out the copier.

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u/Street_Roof_7915 2d ago

I have a PhD and see no lies detected.

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u/gunthersmustache 2d ago

I worked as a graphic designer at a business school. One of the worst professors to deal with was the head of the marketing department. She had a PhD but never actually worked in marketing. She only did research. So she had no idea how to work with a designer, knew nothing about print production, and had terrible branding. And yet she was an "expert."

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u/cg12983 2d ago

I used to work with doctors, who could be really clueless, gullible mofos about anything other than medicine. Especially politics.

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u/Gowpenny 1d ago

I’ve worked with so many surgeons who couldn’t work out a simple fax machine/printer. One ran a letter through my machine when it was still wet with white-out. Empty-headed mfer.

I wouldn’t dare speak to them about politics.

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u/aprotos12 2d ago

These are the silos that dominate Computer Science departments.

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u/Noisy_Fucker 2d ago

Well, she's obviously an idiot, so maybe that's the case.

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u/Candycoloredclownn 2d ago

Very clearly is one imo

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u/CoffeeTeaPeonies 2d ago

Self awareness is hhhhhaaaaarrrddddd (say that like MonaLisa Saperstein/Tammy)

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u/BullshitPickle 2d ago

It's the wooooooooorrrst!!!

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u/mysixthredditaccount 2d ago

Some people have "book smarts" and that's it. Knowing how to ace a test and be a productive worker for your employer. Not necessarily being smart or intelligent. Not wise, for sure. Kind of fitting that she keeps mentioning meritocracy.

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u/cg12983 2d ago

She calls Trump's team "smart people", which tells me she is not.

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u/ZeekLTK 2d ago

They have the uncanny ability to watch a person in a specific situation have a predictable outcome, and then see that they themselves will be in the same situation but somehow decide the outcome will be different (better) for them, just because they want it to be.

“Everyone else who touched the stove got burned, but if I touch the stove I’m sure I’ll be fine…”

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u/SnowflakeSWorker 2d ago

I always have this in the back of my mind. I’m a half brown, first gen Latina with a very Latino last name. I have an Ivy degree, and many, many people smirk when they hear of it. I tell them straight away, I checked ALL the boxes. Female, Brown, good grades. I’ve known I was the diversity hire, when I was the ONLY POC on staff. Then they ask me what I am, and I say half Colombian, they ask if my father is a drug dealer. I answer affirmative, and that usually shuts them up. No brownie points for THAT.

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u/EuphoriaSoul 2d ago

I worked with a black boss one time. (Honestly there aren’t that many black executives). The guy was brilliant, he absolutely was 10x better than anyone else. Basically you have to be that much better as a person of color leader in America. The whole DEI hire notion is just so absurd.

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u/SHC606 2d ago

It's because Apoorva sees her as Black, not Indian. It's so exhausting.

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u/SciFiNut91 2d ago

Which is dumb, especially considering her name. I remember hearing her name for the first time and wondering why a black woman had an obviously Indian name. Found out about her heritage - to her credit, she did try to get Indian Americans to support her, but wouldn't be surprised if the numbers showed low support.

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u/Similar_Flamingo4606 2d ago

Yeah a lot of Indians are anti-Black. 

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u/occasionalpart 2d ago

They cling to the caste system because they love racism and stratification, so...

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u/Similar_Flamingo4606 22h ago

Brahmin Indians in particular. They're privileged and assume White Americans will ally with them over other minorities and lower caste Indians. 

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u/occasionalpart 22h ago

Exactly! And they are even whiter than other castes, right? They see themselves as Oh So White and privileged that they forget they're still not white enough for the WASPs.

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u/MaisieDay 2d ago edited 2d ago

To be fair, she explicitly stated that she and Kamala "share" the same roots. Which maybe makes it worse, idk.

Edit: typo

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u/JBWentworth_ 2d ago

I think caste enters the discussion at this point. If Kamala’s father was not of the appropriate caste, Apoorva would never vote for her.

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u/baconcheesecakesauce 2d ago

Anti Blackness is deeply rooted in South Asian cultures. Source: Indian in-laws Getting married to my husband was a wild ride.

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u/occasionalpart 2d ago

Please, tell us more. Genuine and humble request.

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u/baconcheesecakesauce 2d ago

Sure. It's a situation that would be somewhat funny in a rom-com if it wasn't my real life. My husband's parents were deeply upset that he was dating a Black lady as opposed to a nice Indian American girl from somewhere on the east coast of the US. They was so upset that they confronted him when he started dating me. Their feelings continued when they refuse to meet me for nearly 2 years into our relationship. After many years of fights and tears, my husband decided to propose to me. My in-laws confronted him again with help of a family friend. When we decide to move in together while planning the wedding, my husband had to essentially run away from home. He was partially disowned. The wedding sabotage begins. They deliberately delayed getting an auspicious date for the wedding, which made booking a venue very difficult. My mother-in-law stole my wedding sari and only gave it back a month before the wedding. They threatened to wear white to the wedding, a color of mourning. They insisted on another reception where an uncle followed me around trying to touch me an entire evening without any help from my in-laws. My husband was very helpful but the uncle leveraged being from the community and used other attendees to keep trying to touch me, ultimately it was a miserable time. After being married, various attempts to treat me like a servant and attempts at disrespect. When we had kids, disparagement of Black people and wanting to straighten my kids hair.

Whee. If my spouse wasn't amazing, I would not be as calm about this.

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u/occasionalpart 2d ago

Wow, dear fellow Redditor. I can't believe that in this day and age there are people so unreasonably and consistently bigoted. I'm sorry you had to go through so much.

And yes, that makes your husband all the more of a great husband. I wish your family so many years of happiness! Many blessings from my belief; I am sure they will apply regardless of the recipient's faith.

Thank you so much for sharing your story! I can feel it was painful. But I'm also confident that this hard path will be eventually made up to you. Many hugs!

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u/ConclusionAlarmed882 1d ago

And yet she supports the other guy, whose entire platform is "Fuck you, brownie."

As my Indian stepfather used to say, "People are estupid."

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u/Golden_standard 2d ago

And the California Attorney General, and a United States Senator.

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u/Dogbuysvan 2d ago

How much would it infuriate people if California started to refer to themselves as the most powerful state during regular discourse?

lol

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u/HippyGrrrl 2d ago edited 2d ago

Seventh largest economy in the world

Update, fourth!

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u/rsmith524 2d ago

Fourth largest economy in the world, as of 2024. FTFY

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u/HippyGrrrl 2d ago

Oooh, that’ll sting more!

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u/The_Forth44 2d ago

I'm gonna start doing it.

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u/Maximum_Active9209 2d ago

DEI is just the n-word for people who want to say the n-word but still come across as good people.

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u/Due-Message8445 2d ago

Every position that Harris has had in her life. From DA to AG to Senator and finally VP. She was ELECTED TO. Pisses me off that DEI hire BS.

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u/Specialist-Fan-1890 2d ago

And I voted for her each of those times.

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u/AntiBurgher 2d ago

And a responsible, native born American.

Macho migrants and Indian tech bros/broettes longing for a caste system need not associate with Kamala who has devoted her life to this country.

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u/ClearDark19 2d ago

95% of the people using the term "DEI hire" have no fucking clue what it even is or how it works. The same as people who used the term "Affirmative Action hire". DEI and AA don't give you a high GPA or put you in elected office that requires a popular election.

The irony is that the main beneficiary of both AA and DEI is white women since white women are the largest minority in the US/Western world. The destruction of those programs will negatively improve white women the most.

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u/waitingtoconnect 2d ago

To some maga Indian voters Harris is considered black because she isn’t full blooded Indian. To some maga african American voters she isn’t black because she is half Indian. It’s why trumps is she or isn’t she was attempted (but largely failed because it has no broad appeal).

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u/Me-Myself-I787 2d ago

She was actually a DEI hire though. Biden promised to hire a black female VP. If Kamala Harris was white, Biden would've picked someone else.
And the main reason she was picked to run for office after Biden dropped out was so they could continue using the campaign money Biden raised.

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u/shinkouhyou 2d ago

And if Joe Biden were black, Obama wouldn't have picked him to appeal to white moderates. It turns out that most politicians get elected based on the demographics they appeal to.

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u/Me-Myself-I787 2d ago edited 2d ago

So Joe Biden was also a DEI hire.

And also only Democrats do this sort of thing. Republicans just select the best candidates. Trump didn't select Vance because of his race, and in 2028, when Vance or Ramaswamy wins the primary, it will be because of their policies and intellect and not because of their race.

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u/shinkouhyou 2d ago

Uh... bruh, do you not remember Sarah Palin? Hell, even Pence was chosen to appeal to evangelical Christians who were initially put off by Trump. Neither of them were the "best candidate." They were chosen to shore up a demographic that the lead candidate wasn't reaching - literally diversity hires. Even back in the old days when everybody was a 50-something-year-old white dude, vice presidential candidates were usually chosen to appeal to a different demographic or a different part of the country than the presidential candidate. For instance, Nixon chose Agnew (despite his mediocre experience of being a county executive and governor for two years) because it was thought that he would appeal to southerners.

Trump has fully solidified Republican support so he doesn't have to bother with any of that. Instead, Peter Thiel chose someone he thought had enough star power to be a potential Trump successor. If Vance hadn't written a book/movie, he never would have been on the ticket.

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u/jafromnj 2d ago

Laughable that Republicans can’t find anyone qualified unless they are white or a token (DEI) hire, time to start looking in the mirror

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u/PurpleEyeSmoke 2d ago

I'm not sure how you do political analysis but I can tell you the result is... poor. They went with Kamala because they ignored the red flags about Biden's health due to the incumbent advantage. When that disappeared last minute there was no time do a proper primary so you had to go with "Most Name Recognition Dem" which was the VP.

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u/Me-Myself-I787 2d ago

And like I said, she was the VP because of DEI.

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u/PurpleEyeSmoke 2d ago

Not sure why you feel compelled to repeat the same nonsense over and over again despite being proven wrong before even saying it the first time, but you do you my little mouthbreathing boo.

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u/InternationalChef424 2d ago

Biden explicitly promised to pick a woman of color for his VP

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u/PurpleEyeSmoke 2d ago

Yeah, and since no woman of color could ever be qualified for the VP spot, it's a DEI hire. Especially not one with all of her qualifications!

Do you hear how stupid you sound yet?

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u/Me-Myself-I787 2d ago

DEI hires aren't necessarily unqualified. They're just less qualified than an alternative option.

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u/gielbondhu 2d ago

I know you don't understand why, but that is an extremely racist and misogynistic thing to assert.

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u/Me-Myself-I787 2d ago

It's not racist and misogynistic to say that Biden only hired her because she was black when Biden explicitly said that he would only consider black women when deciding who to hire, and therefore he wouldn't have hired her if she was white.

Democrats are the real racists for trying to pander to minorities by putting them in positions of power, as if they're homogenous groups who all want the same stuff.

As a white person, I would prefer Vivek Ramaswamy for President rather than Bernie Sanders because I prefer Ramaswamy's policies. And yet Democrats think other races don't vote based on policies but rather the race of the candidates.

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u/gielbondhu 2d ago

Like I said, you really don't get why what you said was racist.

Also, yeah, the Democrats pander to minorities but so did Trump. He pondered out one side of his mouth to minorities and out the other to his racist base. Then again, the Democrats, as shitty as they are, have to appeal to a broad range of demographic groups with distinct and unique challenges. It's a distinguished pandering as opposed to Trump's vulgar othering of anyone who doesn't fit the proper profile.

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u/senortease 2d ago

How does that differ from wanting a white dude from the mid-west to “round out the ticket” and appeal to voters? You go with the running mate that you think will get you the most votes.

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u/wishforagreatmistake 2d ago

Yup, the way she and Vivek Ramaswamy were treated by their own (while having all the same garbage beliefs) really said it all. No matter how sincere your beliefs are and how much success you've had in your career, they might, might grudgingly tolerate you to your face because they need your money and connections, but they still think you're a cow-worshipping heathen who asks for bobs and vagen and shits in the street after eating unhygienic street food.

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u/marcdale92 2d ago

exactly i dont get why they dont understand this lol

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u/det8924 2d ago

A lot of minorities think because the white people they interact with aren’t overtly racist towards them that any minority complaining about racism or negative racial experiences is lying or just one of the bad ones.

They also filter out the racism coming from Trump and his supporters as just a few bad apples or out of context in order to contort their personal experiences into a reality they want to believe in

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u/CrazyQuiltCat 2d ago

Thank you for that explanation makes more sense now

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u/ClearDark19 2d ago

A lot of it has to do with two factors: 

1) Non-black minorities being self-selected immigrants who came here freely of their own accord. As opposed to African-Americans, we were kidnapped/human trafficked here against our will and involuntarily held here for centuries upon pain of death or mutilation if we tried to escape. A self-selected immigrant who came here of their own free will have a different experience with white racists and white supremacists than African-Americans. It's like Ariel Castro's 3 victims' experiences with him vs people who came to his house on their own and could leave whenever they wanted. Castro doesn't seem like quite as bad or dangerous of a guy from the perspectives of his visitors compared to the perspectives of those 3 girls. From the perspective of non-black immigrants they probably think African-Americans are just exaggerating or failing to do like they do and just ignore it. People who immigrate here on their own are more likely to feel towards black people like "Just ignore the racist ones like I do, forehead. Lol Duh! It can't hurt you if you do that." 

2) The Model Minority Myth. A lot of immigrants who come to the US are basically the pro-America equivalent of weeaboos/otakus. They're enamored by the US and very desperately want to fit it and be accepted. Many think if they just make all the right choices they'll be spared the racism and be accepted as an equal, an "honorary white person", or at least a "model minority" who is looked at like a beloved pet or harmless lesser. Like many non-Japanese/non-Asian weeaboos would love to move to Japan and become viewed as an "honorary Japanese" person over there. Many would look at victims of racism in the US as people who didn’t do what they needed to do to become accepted and view them as kinda deserving their sorry lot in life.

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u/DJT1970 2d ago

But his Indian wife wasn't her, so she didn't give a sh#t. Someone comes after her & it's a problem the world should care about.

Another way of saying Trump is hurting the wrong people. Fuck these fools!

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u/livinginfutureworld 2d ago

No body likes Vance. The people that voted for Trump don't like him either.

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u/Capable_Stranger9885 2d ago

Peter Thiel likes Vance.

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u/typhoidtimmy 2d ago

I too like furniture that feels comfortable when I prop my feet up on it…

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u/QuestionableIdeas 2d ago

Maybe Thiel got him to fuck the couch so he could get some ottomans?

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u/JBWentworth_ 2d ago

I think Thiel had a huge crush on Vance back when Vance was a college student.

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u/SharpCookie232 2d ago

Vance is his good little boy.

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u/Capable_Stranger9885 2d ago edited 2d ago

Elon is right now very flashy with showing off his paid for President of the United States toy. When a --26th-- 25th Amendment event happens, he's gonna get schooled by Thiel.

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u/kevinmitchell63 2d ago

An event where 18-year-olds get to vote? You mean an election?

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u/Capable_Stranger9885 2d ago

Thanks internet friend. An off by one error...

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u/CockyBulls 2d ago

No doubt Thiel likes little boys.

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u/BreadandCirce 2d ago

Why do you say that?

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u/Slytherin_Scorpio777 2d ago

Only certain body parts… Thiel probably likes bears.

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u/CockyBulls 2d ago

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u/Slytherin_Scorpio777 2d ago

Do they all go to the same plastic surgeon? Scary. I’m gay, but since I’m just a borderline middle-class peon this aspect of gay men makes me cringe. 

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u/CockyBulls 2d ago

Simone Collins, the pronatalist goon previously served as the managing director for Dialog, a secretive invite-only social club co-founded by investor Peter Thiel.

Take what you will from that. It’s a giant cringe circle mainly because they’re all awful people. It’s very… squid gameish.

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u/Slytherin_Scorpio777 2d ago

I’ll take a blue collar bear/wolf/cub over these plastic ken dolls any day. woof

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u/erydanis 2d ago

nah, he probably doesn’t, but he personally owns the vp, and since trump is probably on his last legs, thiel will have his own puppet president instead of the idiot elon has.

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u/Ignominious333 2d ago

They have a totally different agenda they are working toward together 

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u/qqererer 2d ago

I'm still trying to figure this one out.

Watch the Vance/Walz biography a bit on Frontline.

Vance clearly was a weird looking middle class drag queen pokemon card player who was friends with the weirdo pre trans FtM, and not the clout chasing Vivek Ramaswamy who already had the bleached teeth smile.

So why did Thiel give a weirdo Yale grad a partnership in whatever equity management group besides Vance being a fanboy? Is this like a Gaetz/Whedon situation where someone is such a weirdo growing up, that given access to power, they'll do anything to proverbially have sex with minors?

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u/sandysanBAR 2d ago

Thiels wallet does. After that its all fungible

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u/iamfanboytoo 2d ago

JD Vance Ate My Dog is hilarious, and I sincerely wish that it had became culturally irrelevant in November instead of sticking around for years.

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u/SpecialistAd1992 2d ago

Oh my, I hadn't seen that yet. Thank you. Catchy little tune!

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u/Fuzzysocks1000 2d ago

What the hell did I just watch hahahhaha

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u/iamfanboytoo 2d ago

A highly factual and well-sourced story about how JD Vance has devoured people's beloved pets in the past, and wishes to do worse in the future.

...At least, by the standards of Rethuglican news.

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u/lesterbottomley 2d ago

His upholstery cleaner likes him. He's just bought a new boat.

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u/Notmykl 2d ago

Didn't Vance disappear into the ether?

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u/Cosmicshimmer 2d ago

Political pick me. It doesn’t work like that though, as they’re finding out.

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u/Candycoloredclownn 2d ago

Political pick mes are even worse than regular pick mes and didn’t even thought that could be possible

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u/conejiux 2d ago

She's "one of the good ones".

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u/bystander1981 2d ago

same with Latinos and how Trump "supports their values" -- in what universe? and the idiots who didn't vote for Kamala because of Gaza -- FFS

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u/Burgerkingsucks 2d ago

The fact that Republican Indian immigrants exist blows my mind.

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u/mysixthredditaccount 2d ago

Many have small businesses or family/friends with small businesses. And for some reason, they believe that Trump is pro small business. They believe that Trump will make them money. And as it goes for most humans, greed trumps all.

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u/Burgerkingsucks 2d ago

The pursuit of wealth is a mental health disease.

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u/mastermusk 2d ago

Laura Loomer said the white house would smell like Curry should Harris win.

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u/GlobalTraveler65 2d ago

The same thing with Vivek Ram.. he was so surprised when the general public thought he was too brown to be a billionaire. Lmao

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u/Dzov 2d ago

Probably easy to miss if you’re in a Fox News bubble. Hopefully she broadens her perspective. Meritocracy is a noble goal, but we also need to help poor people and downtrodden groups have a chance at decent education to make things fairer.

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u/AngrgL3opardCon 2d ago

No, no she did not. She's too selfish of a person to have seen it, if she wasn't selfish she would not have voted that way.

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u/ztarlight12 2d ago

Ooh, I wasn’t aware of this. Can you link video/tell me what to search for?

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u/ClearDark19 2d ago

Pardon me, did she not see how they all treated Vance’s INDIAN WIFE.

One of the greatest human failings is the "......But not me, though. I'm special. I'm built different." phenomenon in human thinking. Sooooo many bad things that have happened to countless other people keep happening to the next person because the next person thinks "Nahhh!! That'll never happen to me! I'm built different!" Otherwise there would never be any more drug addicts, people getting hurt from reckless stunts, or car crashes from distracted driving. There are more than enough example of people meeting bad ends from those things, but the next person thinks ".....But not me, though." 

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u/Cautious-Apartment-9 18h ago

Yep. Explains victim blaming as well. “That would never happen to me. I’m too smart for that.” 

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u/PuzzyFussy 2d ago

Now I have to go look this up

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u/Friendly_Nature2699 2d ago

It was always "fuck you, Brownie". Not sure why they don't see that, as smart as they are (or think they are).

And where the fuck do they see a "meritocracy" at in America? Most of our celebs are nepo babies. The two biggest players - Trump and Leon - inherited their money from racists who took advantage of a biased system.

I know what the American dream was supposed to be, but everyone woke up from that shit about 40 years ago.

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u/SiliconValleyIdiot 2d ago

It's a common attitude amongst the Indian / Asian American professional upper middle class.

Many of them believe they were rewarded because they were the rule following "good immigrants" so they think the racist chuds in the MAGA movement will welcome them with open arms.

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u/Mountbatten-Ottawa 2d ago

Chuds welcome Indian and Chinese women, for sure.

As what, tho...

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u/Now_Wait-4-Last_Year 2d ago

I'd like to think we're brighter than them here in Sri Lanka.

Quite possibly not true but I'd like to think it!

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u/Nephelus 2d ago

Trump was a millionaire at 8 years old. "Meritocracy" my ass.

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u/Friendly_Nature2699 2d ago

And worth noting, a lot of financial experts have said had he just smartly invested his money, he'd have a lot richer than he was thanks to his failed, grifty pet projects.

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u/Nephelus 2d ago

He even bankrupted a casino. A place where people come to give away their money and go home emptyhanded. How does that happen?

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u/lesterbottomley 2d ago

I'm guessing not a lot left after paying out his Russian overlords/financiers.

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u/Key-Satisfaction4967 2d ago

The house is SUPPOSED to win! People walk in knowing this and trump still ran it into the ground!

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u/NullTupe 2d ago

Four of them, as I recall.

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u/Purple_Haze 2d ago

Trump owned two profitable casinos. He mortgaged them to the hilt to build a better casino bigger than the two combined that was also mortgaged to the hilt. All the gamblers that used to go to the profitable casinos now went to the new casino. The two old casinos go bankrupt.

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u/essjay24 2d ago

Not even smartly invested. Just parked in an index fund would have done it. 

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u/Anal_Herschiser 2d ago

It was always "fuck you, Brownie".

The Girl Scouts and their cookie empire have always been cutthroat af.

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u/Friendly_Nature2699 2d ago

Between your username and this comment, who are you and how can I become your new best friend?

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u/Anal_Herschiser 2d ago

Join the club, last I checked Anal_Roberts and Anal_B were still available usernames.

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u/dewey-defeats-truman 2d ago

The thing about "high-caste" Indian immigrants beliefs (specifically those who buy into the whole caste thing) is that they believe that being born high-caste is a reward for the merit of their previous life. You can't argue that people's birth circumstances aren't meritocratic because they actually believe it to be so.

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u/Friendly_Nature2699 2d ago

Once again religion to the rescue. /s

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u/AlternativeAcademia 2d ago

And in the US we have puritan values that say if you are righteous and favored by god it will show up as earthly blessings, so of course if you’re rich and successful you deserve because you’re such a great person!

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u/lickle_ickle_pickle 2d ago

Just upper caste things.

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u/lesterbottomley 2d ago

Nightmares are still dreams.

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u/athenaprime 2d ago

It's a "meritocracy" as long as you Know Your Place and understand that your "merit" can never bring you higher than someone else's skin (lighter) color and (male) sex, no matter how much "merit" you demonstrate.

Although her tweet that "competency won the day" is HILARIOUS considering the stupid nepo-baby's complete and demonstrable LACK of competency during his whole first term and his failure to even demonstrate basic understanding of how things work.

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u/Jensen0451 2d ago

It was the 'slowly' part of that comment that really got me. They've all but been wearing their klan hoods out in the open now. There's nothing 'slow' about any of this anymore.

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u/dak4f2 2d ago

She meant towards Indians. She thought they were only racist against Latin Americans and black people. 

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u/galaapplehound 2d ago

That's 100% it. She thought that she was part of the "good immigrant" group. Her stupid ass didn't even think that that was all bullshit made to buy their support but once they stop being useful they're just brown people.

Tokens get spent.

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u/Key-Satisfaction4967 2d ago

Tokens get spent! Wow, may I use the phrase?

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u/galaapplehound 2d ago

I didn't come up with it but yeah, it's been around for a while.

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u/mysixthredditaccount 2d ago

Reminds me of the "lucky 10000" xkcd comic.

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u/remove_krokodil 2d ago

As a (white) immigrant, words cannot express how I feel about the concept of "one of the good ones."

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u/LadyDomme7 2d ago

No need for hoods anymore - they aren’t ashamed if people outside of their families know who they are.

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u/LadyDomme7 2d ago

No need for hoods anymore - they aren’t ashamed if people outside of their families know who they are.

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u/lesterbottomley 2d ago

Oh, I don't know. The uptake of the minority Repubs is still moving at a glacial pace.

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u/Present_Confection83 2d ago

Racism against Black people? Totally fine with her

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u/livinginfutureworld 2d ago

Racism against Black people?

Why I never! This must be the first time ever that right wingers have shown themselves to be racist pricks! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!

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u/Present_Confection83 2d ago

Twas a selling point

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u/plastigoop 1d ago

She might be darker than biscuits-n-gravy white but THOSE people are darker than her! Ergo they're bad.

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u/slayden70 2d ago

The "I got mine, fuck everyone else" attitude does align her with the right wing, tbh.

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u/SharpCookie232 2d ago

That's "meritocracy". All the systemic racism stemming from our history of slavery and discrimination doesn't exist for her.

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u/Top_Put1541 2d ago

Indian immigrants, who have been doing their damndest to perpetuate the caste system in every country they emigrate to, are the last people who can claim to be all about meritocracy.

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u/Appropriate_South877 2d ago

Putting the A in Aryan. Yeah, that is where that shit started...

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u/desiladygamer84 2d ago

To the great annoyance of the people who left India to get away from this crap (plus not being a nepo baby or corrupt). My parents had an intercaste marriage and I get the feeling it was an talked in our UK community but not out loud.

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u/motoxim 2d ago

I remember some BORU about a guy that finding out one of his work colleagues get bullied by some guys because of their different caste. Foget how did that end up though.

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u/Direct-Spite-889 2d ago

Totally not surprising in the least bit.

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u/Mateorabi 2d ago

No no. We solved all racism in 1983. Don’t you know. 

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u/sndtrb89 2d ago

its like saying french fry smells are coming out of the woodwork inside of a mcdonalds.

its a fucking mcdonalds. it smells like french fries.

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u/olderthanbefore 2d ago

I like quoting Radiohead lyrics

~ you will be first against the wall~

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u/Speshal__ 2d ago

because they're so fuckin' special, I wish I was special?

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u/heres__johnny__ 2d ago

We hope that you choke, that you choke?

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u/Speshal__ 2d ago

username checks out.

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u/dslamngu 2d ago

I work in Silicon Valley. I’ve talked to folks of S Asian and SEA descent who have honestly told me that they’ve never experienced racism in person growing up in California. Meanwhile I grew up as an American-born person of SEA descent in other places in the US and got the expected slurs and “ching chong” and go back to your country stuff from poor white kids, so that was shocking to hear. If you meet an Indian person who says they haven’t experienced racism, believe them. They might be high-caste and coming from a family that left an Indian system that they believe advantages backward-caste Indians, and are living in a protective high-caste tight-knit Indian community in the US that conflates class with merit.

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u/darkenedgy 2d ago

Can confirm, my parents said they'd experienced racism and I was confused for years as a light skinned Indian with an American accent. Obviously I figured it out later, but there's a lot of people who can't differentiate between their booksmarts and reality.

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u/xSTSxZerglingOne 2d ago

I have only experienced racism in CA a choice few times, and it's always when a fellow white guy thinks they're safe to go mask off.

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u/FunAsylumStudio 2d ago edited 2d ago

A lot of them lie about it because it feels "good" for them to say they didn't experience racism to justify living in America over their home country (which a lot of them look down on). As someone part of a diaspora community I myself admit most of them were running from "socialists / communists," who in reality were just sane people

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u/MattGdr 2d ago

Don’t forget the racism is coming out “slowly.” It’s been a torrent for decades.

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u/elderlybrain 2d ago

Right wing Indians are the single biggest ladder pullers in any society. See Britain with suella braverman or priti Patel.

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u/Conscious-Pick8002 2d ago

It's delusional of the highest order that they think that white Republicans, especially the racists one will choose them 1st and prefer them because of "shared values" and "merit". Jokes on them.

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u/Cole444Train 2d ago

It seems she wants meritocracy

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u/j____b____ 2d ago

Nothing says meritocracy like appointing sycophants and relatives to leadership positions. Sorry to break it to you but you voted for a kakistocracy.

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u/caffeinquest 2d ago

Software engineer. They got hired because someone was told to care about DEI.

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u/marimo_ball 2d ago

If I never read or hear the abbreviation DEI again it’ll still be too soon

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u/ElecMechTech 2d ago

They are aware of the racism, she's being a hypocrite. It's when it's not directed at <insert the original tweeter's race>, then it's not a problem, because surely racism works in a tight box and is never expanded on. Hitler killed lots of white and white-adjacent people while he was targeting Jewish people, people need to realize that. Just because some group isn't the primary target doesn't mean they aren't a target.

Sometimes you get played for votes (e.g. Asian Americans and trying to take a few dozen Harvard/Yale admissions from Blacks and Latinos, but ultimately losing more admissions and helping legacy admissions get hundreds more admissions in the end, and I say this as someone close to Asian diaspora, it was completely misguided) before you get on the chopping block.

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u/j0j0-m0j0 2d ago

Meritocracy never meant anything related to actual skip or competence. It always was about race and now that they don't need to pretend they can be explicit about it.

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u/uncultured_swine2099 2d ago

To me, the ones i truly have absolutely no sympathy for are the minorities and lgbtq who sided with trump. How fucking stupid can you get? They deserve everything that is coming for them.

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u/p0rkjello 2d ago

Being self-centered is common trait amongst the maga crowd.

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u/sleepyzane1 2d ago

they mean theyre seeing racism coming out of the woodwork DIRECTED AT THEM. that's all they care about and all they view as legitimate racism.

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u/punch912 2d ago

lol she said just coming out of the wood work, she must of lived some kind of sheltered bubble life.

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u/Lyftaker 2d ago

Oh she knew, but she was more than happy to laugh it off when she thought her oppressors would respect her for bending over and taking it quietly. Once she finds herself stuck on the side of the fence with the rest of us she'll...double down to try and win some small victory instead of learning from her mistake and growing as a person.

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u/PowerHot4424 2d ago

I think she said she is a fan of meritocracy. But, then she goes on to prove how she fundamentally misunderstands what that actually means by stating that the merit badges of rapist, draft-dodger, fraud, compulsive liar, con artist, grifter and convicted felon somehow makes him the most qualified candidate. GTFOH.

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u/_MetaDanK 2d ago

Is anyone aware that it's the leftist (not liberals) who are going after her with nasty comments?

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u/sonicmerlin 1d ago

She is really stupid not understanding who she’s associating with and unable to comprehend what trump and his supporters are like. There is such willful blindness here it’s sort of shocking.