If you don't think that post is true, you weren't paying attention last night. It's certainly not the only reason, but you are completely tone deaf if you don't see any truth in that statement.
Let's not rule anything out just yet.
If you don't think that post is true, you weren't paying attention last night. It's certainly not the only reason, but you are completely tone deaf if you don't see any truth in that statement.
Your different beliefs shaming has lost. You can stop now.
The vast majority of people who vote Republican do not use those terms. Come on.
I am not saying there aren't racist, homophobic, sexist, privileged, bigoted people out there. I am saying the generalizations used by liberals are very destructive to their own cause. First, there are plenty of people who vote Republican for economic or defense issues and do not care about the social platform or disagree with it outright. Second, those who do align with the Republican social platform are just going to double-down in the face of that sort of criticism.
jhmd, did you vote for Trump? You were called names by liberal elites.
So you think that Trump's turnout was because people in the sticks were called bad names before the campaign process started? All these people who suddenly had a guy to rally around were just itching to vote in early 2015?
Where does vast majority come from? The vast majority of liberals do not say the vast majority of Republicans are those things, nor do they think the vast majority of Republicans are those things -- but the amount of people who are those things is much larger than you, apparently, believe. And the fact that Republicans who are not those things just voted to be on the same side as their racist, sexist, homophobic, etc, brethren, and just helped elect a President who is at least racist and sexist, is not a good look. We will see where social policies go in the next 4 years to find out if these good hearted, innocent Republicans are supporting racist, sexist and homophobic policies.
Apparently, these innocent people, who are not racist, sexist, homophobes, needed a safe space from the name-calling, and that safe space was voting for Trump.
If you like losing elections, please persist in this line of thinking. Today's a learning opportunity for you, Shoo. The choice is yours.
Rhetoric of Dems lead to Trump. People got tired of being called racist, homophobic, sexist, privileged, bigoted etc for being on the conservative side of issues. Calling people names only entrenches them. It doesn't change anyone's mind.
Political discourse in this country is terrible.
This is pretty spot on.
He received 31% of the Latino vote in Florida. Crazy
right, the obvious answer is to find a better version of Bernie and go right for the commie-lib-millennial froth
I don't have facts and figures. All I know is my Facebook feed is filled with people moaning about how bigoted the country is. Meanwhile, I grew up in the a tiny southern town and the n- and f- word are just not words I heard.
I'll show you assholes I'm not a bigot! I'm gonna vote for Donald Trump. That'll show em!
right, the obvious answer is to find a better version of Bernie and go right for the commie-lib-millennial froth
Dude, I get it. Losing sucks and looking in the mirror is fucking hard sometimes. What I'm telling you is true. There are well educated, good people, some who I know even post on these boards, who voted for Donald Trump yesterday, not because they supported him and his rhetoric entirely, but because they agreed with certain parts and got tired of being generalized is some toothless bigot. Many of these people, I'd wager, were the last minute undecided voters that all seemed to vote Trump.
Nationally and locally, this GOP coalition has the power to get the Constitution amended. Not saying that they will, but that they could.
If you like losing elections, please persist in this line of thinking. Today's a learning opportunity for you, Shoo. The choice is yours.